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The Wings spaFng effort TO call out the troops
H. the charge. Among these modes OF r1cation Is
challenge they have published from the county of IN
GH$ta, 10 lsr fright trusy ard wcbeored sister, the
county cf Lc,ido"n. The wager is to be a basket Of
Cha.np1gnr, 10 which Of these counties Shall give the
highest Wing vote the 1th of November. Thus the
Wings go! They rely upon The strongest Fcdcra! coun
ties Tor The largest votes This Card il from .3ugusta
Loudoan and dtfes also the old Federal counties Of
"Ohio, Bedt"rd and 7tcOnac, 10 enter the lists. They
might equally have given the same challenge in 1872
VIXEN the old Staunon Convention of 10 cnuntIes
organize rppositnn 10 James Madison, and when
they Rufus King against him, and when the same
Federal counties OF Augusta and Loudoun and Acco
mac, tuTucd out the strongest votes against James Ned
We n!is! fight FIRE wth fire. Let The Republicans Of
Augusta challenge and cope with trnse Of Loudoun.-
Lr Halifax challenge Harrison and Bctetourt and " ash
inatnn. and Shenandoah. and "meet also in friendly
strife Will tie Republicans in those counties au
tio;ize To open The lists for them:
Ala tb" eth ult visit 10 his niece, Mrs Coffee
He was received with acclamation by the pcople-and
on Monday the 9th, visited Florence, where he
welcomed by urge crowd Of ladies and genllemen-
He Tuesday morning for the Hermitage, at
tended by Messrs Lucius Polk and reathltt, the gen.
temen who accompanied him to Florence.
NJ We invite The readers attention 10 the Structures
Of 4 FREED OF VAN BUREs," &c lie Yields the
pen with equal beauty and force He rakes the Address
Of IT,. Central Committee fore and aft. When these
warm party times, rife with all sorts of cunning and
etironery, shall have passed away, how will its authors
blush at having given birth to such production! The
Administration of Mr.. Van Buren, will put their lash
assertions TO shame.
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Drawing nf Alexandria, No. &.

Nos IA 81 %, sold and paid to gentleman from, the
country, by that and all lucky prize seller th pet
OF mother Fortune y. NJ. IiOIT
Address him 10. tickets, and golden Capitals await you
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OTlCEf o,nn:itrL the La al AilcsaIy co'm.g, 'ir'"l
~ ~" IRA y Of August, l:ii bs. Mua" na", Woo r%,
hn" ARuE-sHTpJ;sI about III years nal
r":mrnrtci i:: hnc coal ici. pa;tn to-"
t" hat. Said SLAVE l. ho"t he lrc t"p
.e. high hu:, .i:aic! ai7, AM rather Inclined /"
bald headed, with sina dis immediately bet w"ra
Ii, cY.s supposed property OF Sanru"! Thomrs' ~ Fi
county, Va The oi >a s!arc requested tn '1H
ro"e hi, property aud charges "thctwIsr sail slave
b" ,pn3cI Of cccorsn: to law. JAMES ]. BAKER
S.,r Il T}S--i1;l .laiicr Il. {.
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.sSaeSs'1&
HaasI's3S
E0esery es3seS Exchange Office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

The beauties Of Lotteries arc by every drawing dis
playing themselves at Horrs that everIoEtnnatc prize
distributor. Yesterday, gentleman from The country,
dropt in at Hoyts, and got from him Nus u q 49, and
within fifteen minutes after the drawing arrived, and h's
ticket Capital prize This is not the first Capital
sold this same gentleman. by his sticking to IlorT
Peruse the following schemes, which are Splendid In
ono You will perceive there are blnnks-all prizes
Address your orders 10 Eorct capitals and live com
Portable
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RHODE IsLAND.-Thc Providence Republican IIeraId
gives the result of the recent election in that Stale,
follows:
The NEXT LEGis1AruRE.-At the late election the
Democratic party gained five Representatives and lost
three-balance two in our tvor-whch makes hs oriiy
of twelve in the house and twenty on joint ballot VI
the two branches of the Legislature.
The Providence Morning Chronicle Of Monday states
that the House will stand. 40 Administration and 81
Wings. or majority All the Senate Adminslra-
ton The majority in the House at the April election
was six.
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NOTICE.


IN Tuesday the 18th of March peu
~ will expose 10 public sale, at h ,,a
residence of Thomas h. Alexander. dscg
all The personal property belonging 10 al
decd, consisting of all his
Stock IF Horses, Cattle and Hop,
Corn and Fodder,
One Road Wagon,
Household and hitchen Furatr,
aud a variety Of o,ho- articles too ,45.,.
to mention. Sale 10 coaurpce =, m :
clock. Terms made know on The u, :,
sale, when due attendance with be o,,,,
J. SAMPLE DAVIS, F..
Feb. 20, 1886 te5
y. b. All those indebted 10 the g..
are requested TO come forward and ma.
pay men,, those having claims OF denas,
must present them authenticated altbor'
time prescribed by law, or rhel vii .
barred. ]. $. DAVIS.
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DYSPEPSIA
AND
LIVER COMPLAINTS.

NhE PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE
sroMACncE TT llEPATIcE, formed
by chsmlcal analysis aud sytfsAsess Of seve
raj prorimdte vegetable pri~o,ples, are UNI.
yersaly acknowledged to have totally e.
clpsed the pretenslons OF every other rene.
dy, aud Superseded the necessity OF every
other mode OF treatment Wherever the above
diseases are found to exist, as we'll as IN en-.
largement OF the Spleen and n Jaundtoe.
Among the symptoms Of by spepsia and
Liver complaints, are nalulency, sourness
or BURNING Ia the stomach, melancholy, lr
rtabllty, dlsagreeable taste III the mouth I;
grea, IrresuIarlly oiappetIte, which Is some
tunes yoracious, and al other tunes great.
" deficient THIRST, te,d breath, nausea,
weakness OF the stomach, acId eructatlqps,
palpltation, dro~slness, lrregularlly ol The
bowels, pressure on the stomach alter meals,
pain IN the head, dizziness or vertigo, con.
/ fusion OF mind, attended with loss OF memo.
\ ~, a gnawng 10 the stomach when empty
chlIllness, affection OF sight and hearing,
PAIN and weakness IN the back, languor, dis.
turbed sleep, cold feet and hands, tremor
uueasness nj the throat, cough, pain ~ the
side or breast, &c.
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gGisOrs,,g Business.

TsS T. Subscriber respectfully informs his
n .ar,nrr customers, and all Others, that
he wtll stdl continue to carry on, as former
", the above business, al III" former resi-
dence Of Mrs. Margare, Barfy's, where he
will he preuared to execute all orders ~
his line with neatncss and despatch.
H. returns his grateful thanks to thos'
who formerly encouraged han, aud hopes
still to merit their patronage.
F,t. 70, 1886 JNO l. iEADEAsDN.
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Agricultural Notice.

'sNtlE following rtemlnms VIII be award
IA ed at the Annual Meeting OF the Meek.
leuburg Agricultural Society, on the last
Saturday IN October next.
A premium OF $40 for the greatest guam.
tity of Corn raised on an acre OF Land.
A premium of s. 90 cts, Tor the great.
est quantity OF Corn raised on one acre OF
old reclaimed Land.
4 premium of $40 for the greatest guam.
uty Of Wheat raised on one acre Of Land.
4 premium OF SO for the greatest guam
tity Of " hea, raised on one acre OF old re.
claimed Land.
/ Apremlum of $40 for the greatest quan.
uty Of Cotton raised on one acre OF any
Land.
A premium of SO for the greatest guam
iliy Of Oats raised on one acre OF any
Land.
\ premium of sic for the best Clover
lot, seed sowed tins Spring, on one acre oil
Land.
A correct account of the manner Of Ma.
nurlng, kind Of Manure, quality OF soil aud
cultivation, will be required from all thosc
who compete for the above premiums, WIT
an account OF the quantity OF gram raised
certified by some unlnterested farmer.
/ 4 premium Of So for the best Boar Pr, un
der one year old and also the same prem
um for the best Sow PIG under one year old
\ premium Of So for the best piece G
Jeans Cloth, not less than yards.
\ premium OF SO for Tic best piece o
Carpeung, not less than 20 yards.
The above premiums will b. awarded t
the Members Of the Meckleuburg AgrIcul
tural Society only.
j. SMITH, Reg. Ssc'y
FL II lS36 t~5
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ATTENTION.
Troop Of (arairu

v Ou are hereby COMMANDED To .p1ea;
= IN Charlotte, on the 2Oth instant, arm.
ed and equipped according to law, ,or ,he
purpose OF dull, With Il ROUNDS Of t.a.
cartridges. All the members are feQuess
10 BE- punciuaI 10 their attendance .s
those Young men who are disposed to a,,s
IN keeping up an efficient corps d Can.
~, are also requested 10 meet With U,
that day.
J. n. LEES, CapG.l
HarcA Z, l-16 rs
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DIR. EE,TEKS'
Vegetable Anti.lsiiiOu, Pills,

Are the cheapest aud most approved L am.
ily Medicine ever offered 70 The fub,c.
iuey are extremely mlld 10 ;helr operation,
neither causing sickness Of the stomach, nor
any unpleasant sensation IN the system, as
Is too frequently the result iroln medicines
gwen 10 acr upon the bowels. They act spe.
c,hcally upon the Liver, when ~ a TORPID
condition., carry ing on large quantity ul
bile, through the Influence OF the eNcerurni
luGeuon, HhlCh, Il suffered 10 remain 10 the
y stem, would produce either JAundtcc, Ii.
yer Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fever aud
Ague, or some other gue,iOus bodily Attic.
ton. In all cases Of torpor OF the DO" els,
they act like charm. la recent cases OF
Dyspepsia, they are certain cure. Many
persons Who we're subject 10 violent attacks
Of sick headache, have been much benefited,
and several perfectly cured ia i lew week,
I by their use. They rehlghIy recommend
cd as preventative aud cur OF Bilious coin.
plants, Persons Who are SUBJECT to that
dlslresSu. complaint, sea.slckncss, by TAX
10. portion or two OF them a ie@ day pre-.
YI5us 10 embafklng on board the vessel, Vii
be almost certain TO escape II. females
can use them al all periods, without incur
rtug ans RISK. Their virtues vii remain
uurupalred for years ~ ans climate. NJ
lamly should b. allhout these Pulls por.
ton Of them, taken occasionally, would b.
the means OF preventing much sotieun. from
sickness. Ii is irotn ne lcct OF Keeping UP
regular peustaltIc action OF the stomach
and bowels, thus suffering 10 he absorbed
ard mingled with the blood, unasslniated
fluids, that most diseases are produced.
DR.. 7. lre- confident that no person who
gives these Pills q fair trial, vii ever after
tee Wiling to he without them. The ties.
tlmony Of thousands speaking IN the high.
est terms OF their efficacy, might be added
but the very high reputation DR.. Z. has &C.
qured ~ the inventor OF the Patent |tgt.
table Medicine Siondchlcq ct H,pauca,
tor the cure OF dyspepsia aud LAYER CON
plants, Is thought sufficient guarantee To
those wishing To make trial of their var.
tues. They contain no, particle OF Mer.
curry, or any lngredlen, that does not act IN
harmony with health aud oppose disease.
! DR.. p, having been educated under the
most eminent American aud European Med.
zeal professors, and practlccd his profession
many years IN the South, where diseases oil
the most obstinate character prevail con.
slders himself well qualified to Judge on the
nature OF diseases incident to warm climates.
Prepared by JosEpH PRIEsrLY PETERS,
NJ. d. =. b. &. T.. VI. al hts institution Tor
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, by means Of
vegetable remedies, No. 100 Llbertv.s,reet
New York, inventor and sole proprietor
Each box contains forty Pills, Price 30
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold il
Charlotte BY Smith q Williams; IN Con
, cord by P. b. Barrlnger, and IN SaIisbur,
J BY John Murphey, where numerous ceruG
Gates OF their efficacy can be seen.
JOS. PRiESTLY PETERS.
Jan. | I, 1886. ly
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GOLD .NE.NE for No,e

IN Monday the 2lst Of March, will /,
- sold at public sale, at the Couribop,.
IN Charlotte, the Plantation lylng on the po
ter Road, known as the Patterson Nine =,
credl, OF one and two years will be given
by giving bond and security.
WM. ROSS,
LIWIS DINkINS, hfttuior
Marth }, $50 t4
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MISCELLANEOUS =.

sTANZAN

STANZAN.
Oh Life thou art changeful dream
OF dark ming shades, and brilliant light,
A voyage on a stormy stream
Mid low'ring clouds, and pltchy night.
Thy morn is clear, and mildly bright
Promising fair and happ, day;
But soon there comes gloomy night,
That brings on Hope dark decay
Few are the days on earth I've seen,
Since here, in sorrow, have stayed;
Sddder than few those days have been,
Ana has they II be TIL am dead.
Then why ~onld wish 10 delay,
>hrmknS 'Tni" the deepening gloom,
Dreadlng sill to Rnnge away, =
And rest forever % the tomb!
Calmly, oh Death wait tor ,he4- >
On thy cold breast to lay my head
From ey'ry care and sorrow free
To rest mt " nth the silent dead, --@ss~
THE ORPHAN.
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NOTICE.

FEsHE Celebrated Jack, SIR HENRY.
II will stand the ensuing Season at the
following places, VIZ; At Charity Hill, the
stable, Is miles South Of Char
lotte, and at Lewis Dnklns's, 6 miles South
Of Charlotte, and will be let to Mares at the
reduced price Of Two Dollars and Fifty
Cents the single leap, due at the time Of ser.
wee Five Dollars the Season, due the first
October next and Ergh Dollars to ensure
"A Mare to be with foal, the ensurance mo.
ney to be due as soon as the Mare IS dis
covered to be with fpaI--trading the Mare
torteIis the assurance IN every instance.
Any person putting three mares, all their
own, there will be deduction made Of one
dollar on each mare. The Season will CON.
mence on the 2-th Of March, and end the
lst of July. Al possible care will be taken
to prevent accidents, but no liability for any
that may occur.
JOHN w. POTTS,
February nth, 1886.
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y. b. 4 Department for Boys
NEW GOODS.

Giles. which he offers To the pubic at re.
duced prices. The leading ones are:
Gold and Silver Patent Lever, LepIne, and
PLAIN English and SWISS WATCHES,
Gold Guard CHAINS, also, Fob do.
Ladies Fine Gold NECKLACE,
Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacle Frames,
with glasses, (,rhte, green, blue, and
a.ure,) to suit all ages and sights,
GOLD KEYS, for Gentlemen and Ladies.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, lie has JUST
RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
FROM THE NORTH, VIZ:
Britannia ware 10 full SETS, Flne Plated Can.
jlesticks, Shutters and Trays, Plated Gas.
tors, Rogers Pen and Pocket Knives, Ra.
zors and Scissors, best Cloth Brushes, HAIR
do, Table and Tooth do, variety of PER.
FuNERY of the best quality, Waking
Sucks and Riding Switches, Fine Pistols,
English and Ffench,) Snuff Boxes, Per.
cusslon Caps, Pocket Books, Emcrson's Fine
Razor Straps, Boxes and Brushes, &c.
The above articles, added 10 his former
stock Of Watches and JeweIry, will embrace
a variety, which will be sold low for Cash,
or on short credit to punciua dealers.
THOMAS TROTTER
Charlotte NoJensber, 1885, 70.d
! \. y. Those who have long Standing
Accounts will remember that most men
need money Ia carry on business.
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NOTICE.

NUVICE.
10y Virtue OF decree of the Col,r, =,
- Equity, will expose to Public S,,s
al the Courthouse in Charlotte, on So,'.
day the I'd April merit, Likely Nepro
Woman and her Children, the pre"a.
~ OF the late Samuel Henderson. Tern.
made known at the time uf sale.
+. L. SMITH, Truse.
March 3, 1886.
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Omnibus Concern
GOING AHEAD!

THE Travelling Public, and all others
who may desire Private Conveyance
from Charlotte to any other place, are IN.
formed that the undersigned have added to
their Omnibus establishment a splendid
BAROUCIIE and SULkEY and ADD.
TlONAL HORSES, either for Hdrness or
the Sdddie---s 50 that all who may desire &C.
COMMUNICATION in their line may be assured
oil receiving prompt attention for the time
to come. b. =. BOYD IL Co.
Dec %, 1895
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HllE ST l}St RIDERS, anslau, 70 3t Z
every faculty. 10 the travelling Plst
aos announce that they have complete !.
i0str arrangements, and can with rrulh ay
Va present you NTH u Line Of iiaeh ~
sttane advantages ortr any 5fbr, Y -
icish to get on ruth rase and d,sJsieh-tl.
ing obtained that great deuderallm sihll
Trayellcrs---no detention on tde rsgl. J.
i 50 arranged as to correspond, 10 T. an.
yals at Raleigh, With the departure % ~
following stages, w: The Great Ih-y
LIue to RIakely, North Carolina, I,H's
through Loulsburg, Nlrrcn'ou, ard li''
fax; at the latter place a Line Of says
communicates with the Purtsmcgh Raj
Road for Norfolk bv continuing 90 %
BIakelS, YOU strike the Peterson, k3.'
Road and On your arrival at that aaoe '..
have thu choice of two Llncs--el'aet By
land To W Washington CITY, Via R,cdao'1 la
.,G2Eo Fredericksburg, a' D
E,As1. Steam Boat 10 No'.oA.
rsyxgxs At Norfolk there aH e
no detention, as there IS line OF S'.'D'
Boats for Baltimore IN conneNlon with 10Y
line. This Inc also connects with one iiou
Raleigh TO NcW bern.
Leaves the Mansion Hotel, SAbs5dr'
TUESDAY aud SATURDAY at 4oco''
\. M.-aiter the arrival Of the fledI'"'
Stage from the Soulh-atrIses IN Rits'
next DAYS at q O'Clock, p. M.-L'a'e' ",
leigh TUESDAY and SATURDAY al :.
O'Clock, A. NJ, arrives IN Salisbury y"
days by O'Clock, 7. M.-nIIo"log '"'
cIent time 90 the road for 5 l. EEF'
- The Hacks are Albany make, ed'l'e',
new, and cannot he surpassed tor c'I NJ
aud ease the Teams are excellent I'' wv ~,
yers careful and attentive, and the are wv
only SEVEN DOLLARS. A" ''"
mediate distances 7 cents per NILE IA
u Passengers from the South "oo "' ~
to take our Line, will be careful to ''H' "
SALISBURY ohig' u
~ All Bundles and Packages at Inc ~
Of the Owners. ,,.c
WILLIS MORlNG,,,
JOSEPH L. NORM
a.,.i,I, Ia4r 60--ly
The Fare from Raleigh 10 Washington ~
amounts to Sl9 80, as foiIoF' =
From Raleigh to Blakely, Stage Fare c., >
BlakcIy 10 Petersburg, RailRoad t""
Petersburg to Richmond, stage RAJ" =, 5
Richmond to fredericksburg stay Wv
Fredericksburg to Washington wy 3
/ Steam Boat Fare,
The Steam. Boat Fare from Pelefsp',o
Baltimore, via Norfolk, is -Four Do'u. w.,
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THE NEXT SESSION
III the Female Institute, IN

4 the ftinale institute. III 'hls
~ place, Hil Commence un tuesday the
first Of March ensuing. Our system OF I'D.
ucatlon contenplates the Intellectual, Ply
seal, and Moral welfare OF our pupils aud
our course OF Instruction and mode OF DIS
cipIlne are arranged with primary regard
to these objects. loun- Ladies iron abroad
are required to board at the Institution.
where they receive the care aud unremluru
vigilance OF the Teachers.
In addition 10 the fundamental aud sclen-
tifc branches which are taught herr BY the
aud Of Globes, Maps, and extensive Pmo.
sophlcal Chemical, and other Apparatus, ~.
siructon Is also gwen IN the Lauu, Greek,
French, and Italian languages, IN Music,
Drawing, Painting, Needle@ork, &c.
Board and Fulton per Session d five
months, 500. For other particulars We re-
Ter 10 our Prospectus, Of which any person
may obtain copy by forwarding hi. address.
A. J. LEAVENN ORTIZ,
f. VI. LEANENW UIH,
Charlotte, " G., FEB. is, 1886. pals,
NIB. 4 Department for BO. :
under q wears OF ave has also been uyeued.
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parable to your hearts--fnarTlage Is OrleF \
bu,h-you NAV leap ID-and If you do, you
may scratch out both your eyes (or your
husband :, as the case may happenl but you
may try with all your might and man, there 5
10 eaping out again; as Pope, or some
other Of the British Classics, elegantly OBJ. /
serves, there's no plaster for that broken
SHIN - take care Of the Calends OF Feb
ruary, or else, = beware the ldes Of March.
The Lacuer and the Qudker.-A Qua.
tmonv IN a case at law. Oh beng request.
cd to hold I'D his hand to be sworn, he re-
Piled that his Bible taught him TO 4" swear
no, al ALL" Nv ell, said the limb OF the
law, " DO YOU expect TO arrive at heaven any
sooner. BY being So scrupulously exact =
{" cannot tell thee said the Quaker, but
III should not. wish to do what seemelh 70
te night" " But did you ever hear Of
Quaker gong 10 heaven p inquired the law
Yer. oGtZzInyly. " Yes We ell, how 10
the AarId did be get there Did he have
10 difficulty! ?" SAID the lawyer, heapmg
question upon question. Why, yes, SAID
the Quaker, "lf thee wishes TO know, will
tell thee. He arrived al the gate, aud there
was some dispute about admitting hin, but
they looked all round for a laryer, and
could find none to decide the Case, and he
was forthwith admitted. -Dedham Adr.
A Dr.. Caiduell, Of Va. has invented
method for drawing teeth which renders the
OPERATION a rery pleasant recreation, accord
lnu - the papers-a, who have had their
gnnaiers grouud out by DR.. c. have been
highly grauhed with his modus operandl.
The Paris Academy Of Dental Surgeons
have sent the DR.. medal. and Nes I ork
Surgeon has had a sound tooth extracted ty
DR.. &. merely to test his skill, which he
derlqres he uiH nerer again open his jars
0gHat.
Drrarf Horse.-Captain Ashley, Of the
brig Motion, who arrived here three days
since FROM Buenos Ayres, has brought home
WITH bim a remarkable curiosity, IN the
shape OF dwarf horse. II Is OF the Indian,
or pampas breed, dark brown, four years
old, AID ony thiny.sly inches IN height
ItIs probably the smallest annual Of IT'S spe
cies m the world, aud would make valuable
acquisition 10 the mpnagere. There Is al.
50 N board the same vessel a very fine Us.
trich. for which the owner viii 10 doubt hnd
a good MARKEDLY. J. GG=.
StoDping the tn,erea.--lt is sad that one
cf our first people could not refrain last Fri
day from telling how much the wine cost
them upon ms table. Says be, LAID IT N
twenty years ago, counting interest tal two
per cent month"; II IS no" worth i've dollars
a bottle. Come, then, SAID guest, let's
drink II up and stop the interest.-Boston'
.Statemau.
ReHgioa,-fIow charming is religion
when It Is the offspring Of Gratitude, not o
Fear, and when It IS characterized by cheer
fitness and beneyoIence.
Religion is the one thing neediul, as i
leads 10 the true felicity, yields the best sup
ports under trouble comforts IN the midy
Of affection; and brlghteus the prospect 0
death.
The more honest a man IS, the less h
af-ct- the air Of saint the aiiectatlon {
sanctt, IS a bIolch on the face ui plety.
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The .reU bred Young Horse
WHIP.

S<aEseAeS<szaHs purchased OF w III. :. Nor
meut, the brantful young horse Whip, and
has made arrangements to stand him at the
following places, VIZ; Mondays al Glbreih
Mcknight, Esq, l. miles north of Char.
Iotte; Tuesdays at my own stable; Wed.
nesdays and Thursdays IN Charlotte; and
Friday and Saturdays at DIR. Smiths, IN the
edge Of Providence Settlement; and will be
let out on the most liberal terms. (See
handbllls.) In recommending this horse,
would only refer to men who have reared
colts from him, and in viewing his colts,
which IS certainly the best certificate he
could offer, | would be willing 10 risk his
reputation as foagetter; and from the We.
ry fine ancestry of which he has sprung, |
hope the en,erprIzlng citizens Of NeckIen.
burg will avail themselves Of the present
opportunity offered. Judges, view him aud
pass sentence.
VI. ". ALEXANDER, jr.
Feb "a, 1885 s2r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-25

!ySfth By,ripa7ic.-'ihr Courier des E!2ts tniS OF
Saturday publishes the following extract from letter to
Il friend III .i,iS city: ,
NY :rr is nu.y in Paris, but she ms rejected all
advaiic;.s made to her. ID" moi believe word OF the
story pat forth iii the Paris nrna about ny voyage 70
Co;,;1a, under the rcrussinn Of Louis Philippe. All
Of these paragraphs respecting my family are miserable
nvrnols. You viii sooner see me in Ne" York 'i'N
in Corsica or any other part Of France, 50 long AS
Bourbon sits upon the throne