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lolte 3i-mo a 1, (Shaifol Ic, Dissolution of --r-rtin 1 1 1 AGRICULTURAL. The firm of NIMMO BOATAVlK'irlP-dissolved by mutual consent on tin? 'l I and the business hereafter will Imj E. NIMMO, who alone is authorized toZiT, F. due the firm. All parties indebted will 1 1 on P.

E. Ninimo and settle without delav P. NLM.Mo 3Iarch 27, 1871. T. J.

ROATU PlGnT Just Received. Afresh supply of Ay era' Ague Cure cure for Chills. 6 Concentrateil Lye, at reduced price Deems' Hepatic Pills. German Sweet Chocolate. Low's, Brown uidsor, Gly cerine.

Turtle Oil Soaps -V ma At Mav 15, 1871. SCARR'S DRUG Cotton Tax. All persons who Lave paid InternaUWpntjfT on Cotton, would consult their interest by Cair on the undersigned at art" early dav. STENIIO USE, MACA ULAY Co Agents for North June 5, 1871 tf Great Inducements for Trade, 1871. c.

00 CASES BOOTS AND SllOPs JJV For AVholesjde, t8 At our "Boston Agency" in Charlotte. S. P. SMITH CHARLOTTE, N. AVholesale and Ilctail Dealers in Boots and Shoes.

AVe guarantee to sell Boots and Shoes to Men-la at as low prices as can le had either in or New York, and on as good terms to inir eustoniers. or we 'e will torfeit flw every -L of failure to duplicate tlu'ir Bills AVe have made arrangements with by which we can otl'er their goods at the lk, wholesale prices by the Case or Dozen. Caii nn examine prices. o. a p-mi 1 11 4v to, Feb 187L 'hnrlotte, X.p Remember the Dead.

R. J. RUDISILL, 'JfttJiufacturrr of Jlonument. Tmh LIXC'OLXTOX, N. The subscriber is prepared with a good Mijiplrif Italian and American Marbles, and is ready Uim.

grave and erect Monuments, Ton'ibs, handsomest manner and of the latest reasonable rates. Call at his Marble Yard in Li'ifolntitn or and orders. R. J. RUDISILL Lincolnt(ui, N.

May 1, 1871. E. A. SAMPLE, Surgeon Dentist, 4 DAVIDSON COLLEGE, Is permanently located at Davidson College, Sm he will do work in the very neaitest, clienmt nj lest style. All work warranted to give satisl action.

April 10, 1871 Cm CHINA HALL ESTABLISHED IX 18.17 nr JAMES HARTY, And he Mill continue tliHtui-iiess next door to tlieCoiirl How. Charlotte, N. ulu rcymi iJ lind an elegant nssnftiniT.t A China, 'Glass and Cnx km, it prices irreatlv red need. Tliolm-t comprises every varietvef nk- cry. AVhilc mid Fnnrr, Gilt China Dimier and Tea Wair, Bohc mian T)ilct Setts, Parian Marble Hunt! Mottoed C'ups aiid Saucers, Terra Cofta Viomr rin GLASS WARE.

CUT Oil rith'SSEl), Fruit and Vrcscrve Stands, 'Goblets, Stands, AVine Glasses, AViiv Hangin; Baskets, jrlass lim-tl (a new art icleV 1 The largest and best assorted Mock of nnkm in tins at lower uii'Min' rj'uality cf -'goods tun be bought in the City cl harlotte. Jan 2.1, 1871. TAILORING. John Vogel, Practical Tailor, Respectfully informs the citizens of Chariots surrounding country, that he is prepared to kims- facture gentlemanVc hfthing in the Htyle at short notice; His best exertions will be jjivi-n If I render salisf-ujSon-to those; who patronize Lit Shop opposite old Charlotte. Hotel, next door tI' ringer cc uedfes Store January 1 1871.

Utley Improved COTTON PRESS. Manufactured by Josiuh Asbury, X.f I now prepared to furnish this ton Press to 'those wishing a Machine the that is superior to anything he-retefore hi iw. A who have used it are' pleased with its.wnrkin?. A sne-enmen can lu. wen tit niv intiif 1- Navy ard.

With this Pre-ys two men can do all the lad" i i. .1.. V'A 'i ii iwin tn ri miiiiu iaie iiimih- i Minutes: and. if need Im one man can eiiK nile." reeiuiring more time. Th'fc press can Ik- placed der the tiin and ree-cive the Cotton direc tri m'-' Gin, thus eloing away with Lint Rooms arm be reaililv taken down and transported.

ii pie and light. JOSIAH Aug 18T0. ly First National Bank of Cha(rlot'A llAIil.Ul 1 J'J, N. Office in ilcAden's New Building. i Ofkickus.

Y. Mc Aden, President. M. P. IYgruni, D.

AV. Gates, Teller. R. BOAIID OK DlllECTOKf. 11Y McAden.

Brown. AVm RM OaU-s, AVm Johnston, -SAOM Barringer. heals in Bills of F.vMianw Sio-lit Dnift-. G'1'V Silver Coin, and Government other Secun-f Janl.lWl. J.

Y. BRYCE General Commission Mercban CHARLOTTE, X. V. Particular attention paid to the se lling oi l'roeiuce, anil Tobacco. Highest cash price paid for Cotton.

IW All orders from a distance prompdr to. j. v. iiinrt March AV. II.

13" 1 EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS- STIEFF'S PIANO. .4 SEVEN GOLD MEDALS in Oct. and -t and TEN FIRST PREMIUMS and Oct. and 1870, awarded to fllA'. STIEFF IK PI lA-ns vi-r Baltnn' York, Philadelphia and Boston Manuf-u un Office and AV areroouis, Iso.

9 N. UVF Baltimore: Md. I he Stiefl PJanos contain all the iaiw liicnts to 1m fr.m inUlii a firt class Piano. tional improvementof hUown found in other instruments. The tonr, iw hnish of their instruments cannot be anv manufactured.

fr Second-Hand Pianos alway on hani, toJOO. fni0 Parlor Organs from the best makers to ft2. Rkkebexces who have our Pi-inof J. Yates, K. Phifer, Bcnj.

Morrow. M. Oates, S. E. Bratton, Mtrs.

R. Vari For prices and-Circular, apply to t-MA'- Sprin Call and See fie Ucr Thresher and Set) irator. the North Card llorseiower.thd Charlotte Plows ana an omer kinds pf Tools tor tilling the soil, frisiimrs of all kinds made to order. "1 J. Reriiiring done with neatness and dispatehlat CAROLINA ALUUGULTUllAL WORKS, i i I ICOUK ELLYSON, "May 29, 1S71.

I Charlotte, N. C. Groceries, Confectioneries, NISBET TRANT, (Li the -t ore between the Corner Druj Store ana jttrcr JJttuauw.) Respectfully infornv the public that thev keep a "t-neral assortment of Confectioneries and Family iiroceries. which the'v bfTer to Itheir customers at reasonable rates. j- Thev invite a call (from persons desirous of pu chasing goods in their luie, and promise to give sa isf action.

in price and quality ot goods. G. NISBET, Jan 23, 1371. J. I TRANT.

rr e. t.cct.f.s. T. H. GAITHER.I of Tredell countv.

N. C. I of Mocksville. N. ECCLES GAITHER.

Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, CIIAliLOTTE. X. CL il i 1 I 'I! For the sale and purchase of Cotton, Tobacco, Grain, Flour, Produce and Merchandize ot al" kinds. 1 rs Thev have removed their Stortf to thb Brick I louse below Springf biiilding, Tradej Streetj References T. W.

pewey Coj, JJankers P. 1'egram, Cashier First National (Rank W. Yates, Editor l1 Western Democrat," Uiiarlotte, jnj March 28, 1870. Trinity College. 1- The Fall Term will commence August lGth, and end "December 22d.

jFrom'UO to 100 Hvill for clothing and books. pay all expenses, except For full information. aend for Aij- dr fks the undersigned at July 3, 1871. 4w Trinity College. CRAVEN.

Wool Wanted! The hi: best Cash price paid, by Mav 1871 McMURRAY, DAVIS CO. STENIIOUSE, MAt lULAY Wholesale XD JtKTAIL CERS ASD General Conlm ssion Merchants, ConxEii TkadeI AND COLLEGE DTREETS, CIlAIILOrrTK, c. Consignments solicited Orders for otton. Corn, Flour, kc.j filled with ijisual care and; di-spatch. June 153,1871.

Just Received at Tiddy's. NEW( BOOKS, i very fine assortment Consisting in part of of Faniilv Rihles: PraVer Rooks and Hymn Books Standard Poets, a vafieU of editions Prose WorlU, a variety of (Book; of Quotations lidli- rious. Classical ana rroetleal T. S. Arthur's Works; Life and Adventures of David Crocket, Daniel Boone and Kit-, Carson; InnWents Abroad, Mark Twain Mrs.

Partingtonfs Knitting AVork, by Shil-laber; Down East, by M'sijorjJack Dowing; Ten Nights in a Bar Room; Cook B)oks, many kjind; "Muek Manual, a Capital book for farmers; Six Lectures on Agrieulture, bf (ieo. Aille, (French); Horse Training, bv Horse Diseases, by jjenningsiv; jieijure; JiaciieHi Tl 1 Alcdieal Guide; Fan'i'Iv Familiar Qiiot Doctor; Captain Cook; it ions, latest edition Stepi- ping Heavenward; A'Mer je Aylnier, cloth and paper; Ecco Homo; lamilv' il Unyers; ubeptprce upon Mn; ttaiKlwritirtg pr noughts on ei'i sonal Religion, Goul orh Eile of Jcti. Davis and Stonewall Jackson April 0. 1871. I LilH cr Snais, Fanny Fern li'iny LAWiRENCE'S Celebrated Medicines.

T7-A1 Pr. ifios the Blood ind Reiruiates tlici Liver. Woman's Friend Ciires Diseases 1'eculiar t6 AVonien. hind I're vents Chi I Cliill-KHIcr Cuns Fever. and For sale by alMJniirgis in Charlotte.

April 10, 1871 ly-pd KOOPMANNfS BITTERS. This invaluable ren in the following innUmerj able diseases, Cholera Morbus Dysentery, Dyscepsia, Diarrhcea, Eo'wrl AU'eclions, And other kindrec CHILLS AND FEVER, Has stood the test of an (hundred vedrs. and now stands uncqualed in the Southern Staid As an Appetizer and Stomachic, iU powers arp immediately experienced and so Pi isant that it can not be saul to Thousands of soldiers in the SoutM-rn army, suf; fering-froni the abovd named diseascH lised it freely and leslifv to its eilieftey Hundreds of families who now use it with uu yarvinjr success, havd voliinteered their certificate! ol its merits This is no used in Gern new or untried M'edicine, but has beeii any lor st cx-nturv the recip Jias ncen in 1 of IiTh-I father'; family for years past, and durifig tUe last-fifteen years tlicsl Bitters have cured thousands of casOs in AVesterii North Carolina, and Northwestern South Carol in: The Roots and Heibs used in its manufacture are imported by ine from Geriham-, where their medil cinal virtues are well knoiyn. Families, especially those having young children, should never be without a bottle in the house. Inj marshyj and swampy! districts, where the malarial influences t.rc so deadly thi IJittrs is the lonly sure remedy known which will preveni ns aiiacK anu insure I ".1 I i ireetloni lrom its poisonous effects For sale br al li.

KOOPM ANN, CharlotteN. March 27, 1871. SALE OP VALUABLE LANDS. 1 1 ij 1 i 1 erof the Superior Court, I will sell th )iise' door in jStatesville, North Carol inla. 01 I Wedaesday, 16th day of August, 1,700 of LAND, lying in jthe county of Iredell, fii the Catawm River and Lahibert's Creek; 13 niiled south of.

Statesville, 27 liiiles north of Charlott and about '0 miles west ofj the Atlantic! Tennessee 6c Ohio Railroad. The Laud will bo sold in lot as follows No. 1 containing acres, more or less, on whicli Dr. AV. m-ars now lives.

I No. 2 cm taming acres, more Nos. 1 3, 4 iind 0. pr less, adjoin4 iwx Lc)ts No. 3 con tain in fi-vl iilinSriinr To5 1 3 and 4 I i ling acres, adjoining No.

2, 3, r-) No. 4 containin and (l. No. ii i fcontaining'2 "1 acres, more or less, adjoinin Nos. 4 ahd 6.

No. (containing 400 acres, on which Col. A Brown now lives JultMininiT TCr A ami On these Lands are of ifine River anc Creek Bottoms and srsulikient cmantity of 'Wood land on each tract. On the 400 acre tract, there is a good Mill-house anil AVater-power': good Dwelli ing and other buildings. iGood Water on each tract! These Lands are susceptible of "the.

highest state of cultivation, the uplands having a good clay sub! soil and will produce pottjon, Toblicco, Wheat Corn and the other grain and gmss crops, and are the lands belonging to the Estate of the late Janus thq Estate of the late Janu Bvars, for assets. TERMS. One-hal in 6 months. the naianee in 12 months, interest r6m day of sale. The purchase may pay one-third op the; whole of his bid any timef alter tue is conhrjnefl.

Bond with appmvei security will be 'recpiiVei for the purchase money, Theitle will be retained until full payment Li made Persons wishing hrsee the Lands will please call upon Col. A. Brown or Thos. Deaton. Esej C.

A- CAR I Tl Adni'r it is ttpf of James S. Byarc July Ago. BY A. P. ffKUKV.

Every heart has ts long ago, which it wi 1 wander back To breathe the sw tats of the flowers that blow On its almost worn out track; And the waves of jtime with their ebb flow, Will cast on the lonely heart, Some broken trrthks of the "Long Ago," In which our fates owiied t. 1 I 1 IJeautiful, sweet, and gentle words, Lift's jfirtt "hopes, and loves first glow Thoughts that folded their wings like birds, And fell' on the breast like snowf Tracks of little bare-feet in the sand, Tresses of sunlight, and tresses of jet, The last fond wave of a pure white And a whisjer of "Do not forget." i Smiles as bright as an angers dreams, Tears that were pure as the morning's dew, Eyes, that for us, had loving beams, And prayers that werd warm and true Oh! who has not hid alar in the heart, I Some dream of tjie long ago, Which causes the tear unbidden to start, As life's waves make; their ebb and flow. Ralriyh, July 14th, 1871. CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE, N. C.

I J. UURWELL, A. 1 Tlie Mill Annual Session wiU'eomnience on Mon-tlav, the dav of October nextv and continue until June Instruction irive-n Iv experienced and accom plished Teachers in all branches usually taught in lass Female Seminaries. I For Circular and Catalogue containing full particulars as to terms. addrss Rkv.

IL BCRAVELL I Julv 3. 1871. Charlotte, N. C. EDWIN GLOVER.

Watch Maker and Jeweler, Trou Street. ljetrten the Starts of Mrs. Q'ltru and Mr Franks htha'L) Has just received a large addition to his Stock, con-sUting of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Gold and Silver Chains, Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings. IxK.kets, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Spectacles and a variety of other Goods which he will sell very cheap for calr. Call and examine them.

Very particular attention paid to repairing of all kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. March .13, 1S71. I GROCERIES, Provisions, Tobacco and Grain. We have in store a full isting in part of Sugars, ii stock of Groceries, con-all grades; Coffees, all grades; Molasses, all Tobacco, all grades; Bacon Sides. Country ami Siigar Cured Hams, Salt, Powder, RiHeand Blasting; fhot and Fuse, Pepper, (linger.

Spice, Soda, Soap. nd in fact everything usually kept in the heavy Gncery line. 1 Liquors. Liquors all grades and prices, consisting of Whis kies, Peach and Apple Brandy; Wines, Port, Sherry Madeira, Malaga, ty-uppernong and flowers; the latter something new a production of the Eastefji part of the State and highly recommended forOle-dicinal genuine Scotch Ale and London Stout Porter of In-st Brands. We pay the highest market prices for Country Produce, and to Customers are offering goods as cheap as the cheapest, at wholesale and retail, to-wit Baltimore and New York prices, charges added, consisting of ravage, insurance, and a very small profit al this end of the line to feed the children.

Come hnd 'see r.s before purchasing. GIUER ALEXANDER. Jurfe 2. 1JS71. I I Opposite Dewey's Bank.

NEW BAR' ROOM. A first -clas Bar Room' has leen opened and fitted up anrl well stocked with the1 very best and choicest Wines, Liquors and Segars. I Ali kinds ff coed and refreshing Summer drinks. B4ll buv call on April BADGER CO. Patronize our Own SKKIKS OF SCHOOL HOOKS.

Sterling's Southern Readers and Spellers are the! cheapest and N'st published. The Copy Books at my Store retail at cents, jmd have as good or better copies than any other Books in the market. The 1st "Reader retails at 2" cents. 2d 50 t0 4th 0) nn i.eu A liU-ral discount to Teachers, as I wish to encourage all who patronize me. I also have a line Stock of, Wall Paper, Window N)th cloth and Paper; a well.

assorted Stor School Books of ali kinds suitable for all portions of Clironws Oil Paintings, Photographs, Lithographs, Steel Engravings, The Photograph' of (Jen. 10x12. framed for 1. jj Blank Books, Memorandums, Inks of all colors, both writing and copying, All would do well io call and see me before going elsewhere, ai I will make liberal-deduct ions to all. Call at the fit Book Store.

I JOHN W. GUNNELS. No. 2, Trvon Street, opposite Mansion House. March 187 1.

To Farmers, Mechanics Retail TX PARTICULAR. "When a man wants to buy it where there is an buv anything he likes to m) when 3 011 want to buv HARDWARE Of an3- kind, come in I WALTER RRKM'S 1 lard ware Storci 1 If vou want a Pocket "Knife 30U will have 8,500 to ciiHse lroin. '1 I If 3-011 want a Sett if Table Knives 3 0U will have 1,000 Setts to choose from. I i i If you want a DHr Lock you will find 3,000 Locks, at various prices and qualities, to select from. I I i If you want a ILh-j-ou will find 1,000 to choose from.

If 3-ou want anv Iron, to Inm Wagons, Buggies, Plows, oram-thhig, 3 011 will find 50,000 pounds! If 3-ou want am- Bngg3' Hubs or Shafts, Material Rims, Spokes, i IfS'ou want Guns. Pistols and Spirtinsr Gtunls. ctmie to A Li 1 i.i i iL.i 1 laru ware btorc. Carpenters, Blacksmiths, Farmers AND EVERYBODY, Can get what tliejjwant at 1 WALTER BREM'S Hardware Store Mansion House Comer, Ciiaklottk, X. 10,000 Sacks Salt.

We received to-dav the first shipment of tikis large lot pf Salt. We will nveiving from dav to ilay until the entire lot Having 1 anight in quantitv, we will sell at as low figures as it 0111 lv had from any market, freight added. It is in fine (live US A i i WILLIAMSON Julv 10. lTl. Thfe Long FIRE I I Loss or Dam Insure ybur Property agatm aye 0 $3,000,000 Aferciintile.

London 10,000,000 and Edinburg, Continental, New York, Cincinnati, Xortb nnrotiiin' Home, 2,533.037 1.203,847 200,000 I Security unquestionable and Loss promptly paid vaitv1 iPTTRANE. Acents, I i Opposite Tate Dewey's Banking House JRw Wore von insure. Insurance from ent'eited. AVecallparticn lar attention to our PARTICIPATING PLAN Ol INSURANCE. May 15, 181.

to the: PUBLia AVc respectfully call your attention to the im mense diock oi new Spring: and Summer Goods tr 1 i "NTow onenimr and will continue to receive almost tti sr ll thereby offering con tiniinllv to our customers refeh goods with latest styles and I Reduced Brices. h.verv npn-firtment. in our i Establishment now filled with (ioolsof all oualiliesj prices and styles AVe are eonfident we can nleale the most fastidious. as our Stock has been selected! with great care from first-class houses bv good bfu'ers and competent judges, i We can only request! lit I Tile Ladies To eall and exatnine our extensive assortment of 0 I) aV, LACE COLLAREDGINGS INSERTINGS Jaconets. Ktd Gloves, Hatsj OJonnets, Sundowns, Plain and Damask Towels, TAblelLinens, NAPKINS.

BLEACllINGS, cvc. To convince them that we have the finest and best selected Stock in market; 'also, our White Gbods, AA'bicb consists of 1 jjook and cor.tei Muslins, Tarletans in all colors, T'lnin and Checked Nainsok)ks, Chec-ked Jaconets, Plain Satin Brilliants, with a-complctd assbrtnient of Trim inings for the same. I I To Wholesale Buyers. AVe beg leave to state that Our entire Stock has been bought niiir Manufacturers br the as low prices i-ai Jobbers'- inl Ne)v York purchase them. AVe are therefore '-willing- to give our ens toniers the benefit of lch aniadvantage, and having bought almost entirely for Cash we are ready to show by our low; jiriees to all who wish to examine oiir large that what wre assert will be to the interest off visiting thi.4 City.

April "Jj 1871. ELI AS COHEN. See for Yourself WHO SJJLLti rub miEAPEST. AVe have a large nd well selected stock of Staple and Fancy DRV GOODS, i consisting of Poplm Robes, Silks, Morehairs, l'ercaib Pioucts of all colork; Lawns, 3Iiislins and all the styles1 ot II Dress Goods Of the seasoil- BARRINGER WOLFE. Ladies' Goat's Hair Shawls, Silk Shawls, something new and nice; Ladies' Skirts, tucked and striped, jHt I- BARRINGER WOLFE S.

Hosiery, Gloves and Notions, onrseTf. AVe prefer others to blow-blow ourselves; i BARRINGER AVOLFE. In great, variety. Come see for our horn than to PARASOLS AND, FANS That are worthy the attention of La-dies. Gentlemen' Goods, for PantsU Coats, Vests, of all g-rades, frdin an 18 cenfj Ctittbnade -up to a 12 Cloth at BARRINGER AVOLFE'S.

If vou will give us.a (fall we will show you our Goods. We arc afraid of competition April 0, 1S71. HARRIGER-A AVOLFE. Drugs, Medicines, Paints, 1 1 KILGORE CURETON, Wholesale (and Retail Druggists, S'finy Corm r. t'tarZofe, X.

Have now and keep hand a large and well selected Stock of all gioods found in a first-class Dreg Store, which they oiler as low as any housjp in Arrstern Noith! Carolina, and as Jo i Burton-sj Itcli Ointment, which is a superior preparation lor i 1 el ter, bait Klieum and all suclrdiscases. Also, Ray's Compound Syrup of Tar for the cukc of Coughs, Colds, and for the relief of Comsuniption. 1 -3fayl20, 1871, 1 Simmons' LIVER The svmntomHi REGULATOR. or liver t.ominamt are uneasiness and ain in the side. Sometimes the pain is in the shoulder, and X.

niiistaken for rheumatism. The stomach is aM'ccted with loss of appcliTC and sick ness -bowels in general-costive, 1 sometimes alterna-The head is troubled with nain and ting with lax. dull, heavy sensajtifln, cnsidcralle loss of memory. accompanied will 'painful sensaljon of having left undone sometlnUg ought to-have been done Often eomplaininir of weakiiess, debility and low s)iri)s. Sometimes many-of the above symptoms attenil the disease, and at' other tunes very tew of them but the Liver is gc ncnilly tjie organ nlest involved.

Cure thi Liver with'-' it 1)U, SIMMONS" LI YEU REGULATOR. A preparation 'of! Mr lf tl roots and Ik r'bs, warranted to be c.d'can do! no-Injury to any one. has befen used by bundreUs, ia ind known for the Jas; 10 ye-ars ns oiiie of the most reliable, efficacious and harmless preparations' ever offered to the suUer- mg. it laKen gu.ariy, anil 'persistently, is sure to cure d-spepsiii, headache, jaundice, costiveness, sick heailatfhc, chronic affections of the bladder, cHhnp dysentery, allVctions of the fever, nervousness, cliills, diseasei of the skin, 'im purity ot the blood, "melaijicholyl pr depression of spirits, heartburn, colic, pains'iA the bowels, pain' in the head, fever and agutJ klropsy, boils, pain in the bac Prep iredonlvby J. H.ZE LIN CO.

ihail SI. 23. Druggists, MaeoiiJ (ia. Price, 1 For ssde by all Driiinrists i Charlotte. Feb 20, 1871 Ayer II AIR VIGOR, For rtxtorinfj Gray Hair tti natural Vitality and Color which is at once agreeablej healthy, and effi-ctual for preserving the hair.

Faded or gray hair is soon restored to its original clilor wjtli the gloss and freshness of yoijjth. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair' checked, and baldrics often, though not a 1 ways, cured by its use. Nothing can restore the hair where' the follicles $re decayed. But such as remain eanle saved for ness by th is appt ica tion. I nstead of foul ing the hair llu it will keep clean and Its ocjbasional Use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling oliy and consequently prevent baldness.

Free from those deleterious sub-s tan ces which make some preparations dangerous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can only -benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for a I Hair Dressing, nothing else can le found so desirable. Containing neither oil nor dye, it doe-s not soil white cambric and yet lasts lon on the hair lustre and a grateful perfume to i ov un. .1. e.A FT? CO Pnictical and AnyCh veryIicre.

June 22, -mJ i i 1 A Philadelphia vcMnglady who.appeared at the naval ball. Cape May, on theiFourth of Jul enjoys the distinction of hiving a dress made "entirely of white lace, which was purchased in Brussels at a cost of about It is kept in an air-tight case, and the sunlight is never allowed to fall upon it. What man would be fool enough tej marry a woman. sue PHILLIPS TREZE VAiNT, MERCIIAXT TAILORS, And Dealers in Gents' Furnishing Goods, Nave on hand and are constantly receiving! a spleu did assortment of LINEN and MARSEILLES GOODS, WHITE CORDEROY for Suits, MEN'S UNDERWEAR of a kinds, of all mite Linen and Colored J'crccde i Jean Drawers. Linen Collars kinds.

Summer Neck Ties and Lisle Threa Gloves, in great variety. Hats Caps. The largest assortment lof me llress Cdssimere, Panama! and Straw HATS in the City, itogether with a fiill assortment of! all kinds, of Gdods for Me n's wear. y. 4J Gninite Hot f.

ClIAItLOTTE X. c. June 5, 1871. DALLAS M. RIGLER, No.

Granite Row, Ciiaklotte, C. (Next door to Meachani's Boot Shoe Store,) Has in Store a large assortment of the following goods: i Candies, Raisins, Jellies, Pickles, Crackers of all kind, Cakes, Figis, Dates and Fruits of all sorts, Tobacco, Snuff and Segars, To which he invites the attentioniof all who wish tolbuv anything in that line. He is prepared to furnish weddings or parties Oct. :n.lS70. D.

M. RIGLER English Hose. sum'riorlotof genuine English Hose, fr Ladies and Misses, just received at MRS. ythKi S. Kid Gloves.

A ful assortment ot the best quality Ki Gloves, just received and for sale at MRS. QUERY'S. 1 i I i i Laces, Lace Collars and Setts. Just received a laifge lot Real and Initatin Laces, Real and Imitation' Lace Collars and Setts, very low, at I I MRS. (JUERY'S.

Great Reduction. A great reduction in the price of the Ian Stock of Hats and Bonnets at MRS. QUEjRY'S. Trimmings and Fancy Goods. 'Everything new in Trimmings received even week at and Fancv Goods JuneJ5, 1871.

MRS. QUERY'S. CHARLES SKINNER Candy Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealek in Groceries and Confectioneries, Says that he manufactures better CANDY than any orougni irom me orinern marRcis, ana win keep longer. If yon. don't believe it call and trv it.

SK1NN LR has also on hand a good assortment of everything usually found in a first class house, consisting ot CAXJ)Y of his oicn irianufactyire, French Candies, Gold Medal Cigars, Jellies, Nuts, Iord Byron Cigars, Brandy Peaches, Good Cigars, Sugar, ColTee. Black and Green Teas, Cheese, Snuff of all kindsl Matches, Chewing and Smoking To Pips (Merschauni and jot hr grades). Soda, Spice, Ginger, Pepper, Can mid Oysters, Lobsters, Pt aches and Pine Apples; Vio ins, Guitars, Banjos, Accordcons, Harmonionis and other musicufi instruments, i If you don't see what want" ask it, and 3-011 will be apt to get it. If vou want Cakes, Arc, for vour weddinr supper or a party, go to CIIAS. SKINNER'S.

1 24 I ryon Street, -(Parks building,) Feb 27, 1871. Charlotte, N.C. BINGHAM SCHOO ij MEBANEYILLE, X. C. The Fall Session of 1871 opens Julv 2Gth.

For ataloinie address I Cor WM. BINGHAM" June 12, 1S71 Ow Wanted. Beeswax anted at June 2t, 1871.. SANDERS, GATES! CO S. I Speciality for 1 XI 11TII CAR I IV BOOTS AND SHOES I BY STUDWELL BROTHERS Xo.

17 Murray Street, New York. J. E. MOOSE, Salesman. June 19, 1S71 4m State of North Carolina, Union County.

I Probute Court. T. AV. (Jriflin. Plaintiff, affint AVm.

E. Roland, Administrator, de lni non, with the Will an nexed of J. F. Cason, dee'd. Petition of Security for Relief.

It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Defendant in this case is not a resident, ofj this State, it is therefore ordered that publication be made for six weeks in the Charlotte Democrat, a newspaper published in Charlotte, N. command ing the said Defendant, AVm. E. Roland, Administrator Ix'iu's non, with the AVill annexed if J. F.

fy a 1... .1 i 10 in-aim -appear wiunn iwemy tiays alter expiration of said citation and notice, at the oflice of the Probate Judge -of Union county, at tlie Court House in Monroe, and answer tlie a fciresa id" petition and complaint of Plaintiff, or judgment will Ik- taken and the relief prayed for by I'laintilF will be granted. June 19th, SH. G. FLO AY, To 6w Probate Jude.

i State of North Carolina, Union County. Siijierior Court. V. T. Chcars, Executor of V.

Chears, against B. Chears, Man' Lee, Jason Rogers and wife Annis, John W. "Huntley and wife Elizabeth, and others. Petition for Sale of Real Estate to pay debts, In this ease it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that Harriet Ann, wife of Haywood, and John Parker, and Charles AVt Chears, and Margaret wife of J. L.

Steele, Defendants in this case, are nn-reidentsof this State, it is ordered thit publication for six weeks be made in the Charlotte Democrat, a weekly newspaper published in thq Citv of Charlotte, notifying said Defendants to'ap-pcar at the office of the Judge of Probate for Union county, in the Town of Monroe, within twe itvdavs from the I expiration of this notice, and plead, answer or demur, to the petition filed in said fllice, or the pcuiju uill 1: beard rxirie and the prayer of pcuuoner grameti. Witness G. W. Flow. Judge of Prol)atcflr Union county, i June 23d, 1S71.

1 G. AV. FL(W i Gv Probate Judge. Kesting Land. The phr- laud" is highly figurative and we have reason to believe that it i not generally understood.

Many persons think that sowing a field down in or oats or some other kind of small grain i resting it. Others think that turn-iug stock upon it and 'permitting them to graze it closely for a year or two aceoni-plisln-s the same end. A little reflection will prove to any one that neither of these processes will secure the desired end. The object designed to be attained by resting land, is to impart to it new vigor, or to restore that fertility which has been exhausted by the wind rains, droughts and a Keries of crops. A rotation of crops is bene-ticial to laud, in that it is not so draining iijMm the oil, as the same crops year after year, bt trictly sjeaking it'is not resting he noil.

Lands that neel rest are those in which the vegetable matter has been sled. Such laiids are sad. They will neither, bear a long wet sjeir nor a long draught. The richest lands, and those which remunerate most amply the cultivator, are th which are made up of decayed Vegetable watter. Such lands are capable 4f reitiur the excesses of both wet and drought.

This being the case, the sensible way to rest laud is to permit it to grow up Jwith any kind of vegetable production, and )n the fill of the year turn the vegetable tntUr uvder with a large plow. If -tin -nbeat and oats fields were not pastured, but jermittcd to grow up in grass until frost jtlien plowed deeply and let remain-dur-ing next year plowed down in the all agaijj, they -vould be itnprovel more than xmll be done by any commercial That land may improve, it must be kept rov.crcd. The soil must be shaded ffoiM the sm during the hot summer months. The pun draws the ami ions fertile proper-- tics uhjch rc in the soil to the surface and the wind blows them away. Any kind of land will soon get rich if ermitted to grow up in Weeds ami grass and these are r-roitti'd to rot on the soils on which they grew; One re.ason why cotton exhausts land so much is that it is year after year deprived of all vegetable matter except the leaves and pfalks of the cotton.

0jrn takes more from the soil perhaps than cotton; but in a rf-orn tie Id more vegetable matter is left than jn a cotton field. The lirtj way" to "rest land is to fence it up, ditch itj properly and keep all stock off it. Increase, and Intensify the Manure Heap. A prize essay of the Illinois Agricultural fociety for lTO, by R. (biddings, details Xhe cheapest and most practical plan of increasing the farm-manure pile and saving its elements from waste, and which should be adopted by every farmer! His plan is imply to save every partic le of the animal excrements, 1'njuid and solid, with all its fertilizing elements intact, free from waste I by evajKirat ion, or ire-fang.

To do this, he fills a stall or large bin, in his stable, during dry weather, with pulverized clay, roaJ sciapingsor common mU. Willi this he covers the floor of each stall three indies deep, and then places litter for animals' In-ddiug on it by this means, all tlieurin will be absorbed, and its wealth of nitrogen saved; and Mich is the absorbing i tower of dried one three-inch llooiiug will not thoroughly saturated i jn a 'long lime as to leouiie retracing. 'lie I says ills exicrimcnt rerpitreu lout one. large bin tf pulveiizcd earth to absorb the uriii often twelve cattle during the stabling season and that two men with a team tilled the hin in one day. Dried clav was also applied to the pig pen and Iicp-rost, with amonia saving results and ifapplied to the privy or faith closet, I whichis now being adopted, a great inanurial as well as auitary usull would follow.

The inducements tor the use of dry earth art: I'li'st Thai it re-pines no apparatus or ash outlay. Stcond That the liquid manure of cattle is worth more than the solid; and is usually lost, but, under this practice, all is regained. Third The dry enrlh retains within it all the value, of which usually one-third or is lot bv jernwLiitytion, leaching or "oration. fourth. It gives much larger bulk of manure, each load of which is of double1 the value of ordiuarv farm-vard manure.

llfth TJi.at one ton.of saturated earth is ol more value than the same weight of fresh saved dung. I SLrth That the aggregate amount of j.ia;jj uxi iiu suvcil tuwu the stall is liillv double and in much better condi ion for use. An Illinois Kakm. Twenty years ao, a farm eiirht miles square in I.hinjistou loiiuty4 ljlbiois, entered by present owner at l.2" er acre. It is now subdi-! vided into thin v-t wo farms of I S0 acres every larm hem; runhy separate set of liamls, ilie whole under 10 direction of the owner, I.

NUivint. There are tif- Jeen tliousand acres under le lilouodi, two Iiuiidrcil and fifty miles ot hele fence, le- Mdcs one hundred ami lift inilcsof ditch for dr4inin. One liundred men four hunIrel; work horsep and mulen are employed the; farm, besides two iMtokk.eejHTj', fur i blacksmiths, and eight caqH'iitcrs. account is kept with each suit-farm, and with each man, horse and 'mule, the aiiftnals bcinjj all liamcil and charged with the amount paid for them and their food, and credited with thejr The entire fjirm, with improyemeiiti-and H'rsna1 proHrty 011 it, is now valued at alnmt CiiirvKX Oiof.Kn. rAlum is recommended forHdckcii cholera.

A writer says: When I notice the hens In-gin to droop ami look sleepy I give them three or fourtea-spoonfuls of alum water, and repeat the next day. I also 'mix' the fod corn meal) with strong alum water, feedinc; twice a day fr twor three days; aftcr-wards once" a wtvk. Since I have practiced thealHve JL-ivc mt l.wt A. SHORTER CALDWELL, Insurance and Real Estate Agent, CIIARLOTTK. N.

C. Prompt personal alfention giwn buying, selling. exeliangin and jcnljn real ottc vf cycry de-K-riptin. Feb 2i). I tf Jan 2, 1871, i.