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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

Religion is so far from debarring men
any Innocent pleasure or comfort Of hu'
man life. that it purIfies the pleasures Of
it. and renders them more grateful and
generous. And besides this, IL brings
mighty pleasures Of its own. those of a
glorious hope. a serene mind. calm and
undisturbed conscience, which do Ear out
relish the most studied and artificial lux.
uries. Sherlock
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-03-25

ONE IN A THOUSAND,
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-05-19

HEREAFTER. until further notice, the
- new and elegant steamboat Neap YORK,
Capt. Peck, will run between Ne,o- Hapen and
Ne,o- York, for the conveyance OF passengers
only, and WIZ perform her trips daily, n 4 nd
down, leaving New York every morning Sun.
Gays excepted. At o'clock A. M. Retnrniny
WI" ~ leave New. Haven al O'Clock r. nj.
aae steam boats NetC- Haren anu Splend;a
,,ss stones, will Also e0ntinue to run he.
isss;us. ns above places, and win take freight.
n ID 5 T n Haven daily lSandays excepted al
! by ,his arrange 9ent ,hs,s N; q. n. ~. 70.
Beats from each place. daiy 81 to-. 90 ~ Two
Haven ct and 10 r. Al AZ 80, NJ. IysW
al a. N. and 4 r. N. - ''Sn lssWT 'Aorsk
Ne'0, Hacen, Apra 5, iess' AssHt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-05-19
New Goods. j.
MAnTWM e. NHADSR

NQD&kIEm NJ NRUE&Skf
"AVING just returned from New York,
IL offer to their friends and The public an
assortment Of NEW GOODS-con-
sisting in part of blue. black, adelaide and in
visible green BroaJcloths; Bnckskin s. plain
Cassimeres, variety Of colors Linen and
Cotton Drillings, Moleskin & Bangnp Cords,
with other Cloths suitable for summer wear
silk and cotton Velvets; a good assortment
colored Silks; dark and light cold Vestings;
white, unbleached, mixed, ribbed and petineti
open work Cotton Hose; genllemen's and la
dies Gloves, great variety.
Also, dark and light Prints; dark and light
Ginghama Of every description; French Mus
Inns, French Ginghams. Check Mpslins, 6g'd
Jaconetts; Scotch and Bishop Lawn; fg'd
Lappetts; fg'd. plain and book MusIins; white
and brown Holland, white and brown Jean /;
Cotton and Linen Handk'fs, Cotton and Ii
men Diapers, 1874 damask Table Cloths, fan
CT Table Covers, scarlet and white Cd, 3D.,
1874 Merino Shawls, with avariety of Fancy
Plaid, Silk and Cotton Dress H'dk'fs; black,
green and white Blond Gauze Wells; Green
Barage; Blond Lace /; lace, cotton and worst
ed Edging: cold aud white Cotton Fringe /;
Silk Velvet Ribbon. a variety. and good as
sortment of almost all kinds Of Goods usually
called for in a country Dry Goods Store.
ALSO, FIRST RATE ASSORTMENT OF
Glass Ware, C9sOCEe1.y,
Hardware and Cutlery,
all Of which are offered 10 the public on liberal
terms for cash, good credit, and all kinds Of
produce and lumber.
Lifchfetd. April ~. As
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-05-19
sDistrict Of IEooRbury. s.. Probate Court.
W q sa5s ADrit a7.. 1886. 93.


q STATS Of GERyAsE observation-disclosures
- bury, an insolyent debtOr--The trustees
Represent the estate insolyeDt. and pray the
superintendent Of Commissioners thereon Or
dered, that Com missioners to receive and ex-
amine the eiaims offhe creditors Of said estate
be appointed at the Probate Once N Wood
bury, on the fourth Monday Of May, t8Se, at
8 o'clock foren0en Of wkieh alf persons 10
Interest will take notice and appear dthey sec
cause aud heard theseon. atn Y
4ss CHARLES B. PRELPs, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-05-19
NEW HATS AND
SPRING FASHIONS. .
II. P. C.ARLE. sa5 IT,

now opening case Ofvery elegant Sfra,0
4 HATS. The assortment consists Of ola in
and open Tuscan, Oriental. and Florence
Braids, in Grecian Cottages g. Gipsey shapes
English Cottages Of fine split straw, and
plain straw. with TRIMMINGS appropriate
for the season.
O Old Straw Hats cleaned and pressed
in the hest manner. "aa "fa*f Pr
Hitch field. Aprv 12. +n i5 = q as
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-05-19
, ,sal,.s NJ pa. NOTICE,

n NlNNt % WHsE F4N0 IIOE, 34.rI
hNHE Hon. Court Of Probate e.. - .A5
- trict Of Norfolk has limited and ~. D's,
six months from the date hereof for ~ 49,
ditors to the estate of BENAJAHs ARn ~
late Of said Norfolk, deceased, presen,.S !.
solvent, 10 which to exhibit their claims ia :" -.
me subscribers. appointed BY sid Cdest Com.
9'!sIoneEs 70 resolve. examine aud adjust said
eIaans--we hereby give notice that we SHAH
mss! ~ we dwelling house of john A. .Shep.
sEas "a s4'd Norfolk. ON the. 18th day al Al.
gNSt neSt md the first day 81 November ne l /,
rs Dne 0'slock I, "A, On each of said days. ior
lne purpose RI attending % the dpties 81 our
s = aRpeinlmept1 Ali claims not presented
NsApss said tine viii he debarred ! recovery.
THosaAs CURTss, Commis-,
Norfolk. Nay 8. 1885. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-05-19
E'rinted NIuslins 81 C2inghams.
SUMMER GOODS.

N VERY extensive assortment Of GooJls
for gentlemen and boys. Wearing. ppa-
rel, consisting of blue and brown Grape Cam
blets, Plincetia, Venetian Grape. Diagonal
Drilling and Cashmere Linen. Cotton and
Orleans Drills. white linen do. Nankin stripesi
StorEnants, Bath Cords. Gamhroon, blue IA
:lrab Jeans, Mole Skins, Bangsup Cords, &c.
&c. for sale by ~ iae,sl3. I'll 80 -
Maya. "7e ISAAC LAWRENCE. :
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-05-19
BOOts&ShOes.

liberal patronage he has receive
ed. and hopes by diligence and attention to
merit continuance and increase ri the same.
He has now on hand, and is'constantly manu-
featuring, an extensive assortment Of Boots and
Shoes, which he can warrant to be as good as
any Ia the State. u His assortment consists Of.
Gents Cali and Seal ak D Ladies' Cater Boots and
BOOTS Slippers ~ ~
calf q seal SHOESI IS French & GrecianTies
do. do PUMPSl +" calfand seal skin Shoes
do. do. Buck le Shoes; 81, and Ptmna 8ig7 I'D %
Ripsktn Boots, Shoes I" calf and seaski0 Boots
:. ann broganS and Shoes s
" nksk Shoes q PnmpsI I" lace and low Walking
Thick Boots, Brogans and Shoes A.! Tifsi.s&i p
Shoes Misses g. ChiIhren's Boots
100 pairs boys Shoes, ALL and Shoes ri q
~ s;zes i2e{f ava bsa'@ "a #a tasa = Il.
All Of which he offers 10 sell as cheap as can
be bought in the county. ~ Repairing of
all kinds done as usual at short notice. ai.nI
N. B. The business and books at So Farms
are removed 10 Litehfrld, whore The patrons
Of that shop afe invited to cali. ,as.a,q s.,.
SAMUEL CLOCK. B..
LIchfeids one door north of PhOenir Bank, 1as 'W
#sas7 ADrn d. 1885, .at sir Co. At
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-05-19
LOOK HER II ]!


"HE subscriber Offers for sale an assert
Il ment of Wagons, and other. arti-
Giles. such as Steei-spri6gs. Hoes. Axes, AIDES,
Bush Hooks, Shayes. and Chissels, NOT sur
passed by any in the country, all Of which wilt
be sold as low for cash or good credit as at
any shop whatever. X,
ALSO, t,.s...
A number Of second hand CARRIAGES,
SULKEYS. BE. Cor sale ut cost.
J. GFWood work to Wagons Of all descrip
items done at short notice. .54f
- Horse Shooting and ALI kinds Of country
work and repairing done with care. ~,
Most kinds Of lumber and produce taken in
payment for the above articles, by ~
~' WIN. RODGERS, 1
..e- F. -,s. e .a.. Spencer Street.
AM Apprentice wanted
At THE ABOVE BUSINESS.
Litchfeid, May, 1885. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-05-19
UROOKERX and GLASS,
sif; y a nj HS5.

THE subscriber is now receiving gerry er-
=, seasiDe assortment Of
China, Glass & EartheD Ware,
Of every description and color, both Printed
and common, and offers the same at whole
sale or retail! at the lowest New York prices.
Merchants and others will find it for
their advantage to cali.
E. E. HIGGINS. 1855 Chapel,
4 doors from State street.
New-H Haven. April 2S. q AZ
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

at nls residence on Ne Mlcbaers Creek, q
miles South Of Charlotte, and mile East
of Sharon Church. They CONSIST Of II
different kinds, that will become ripe IN sue
cession, from June to November. They
are from 10 3 years old, and from 4 to
6 feet hlgh-alI grated and selected with
great care. | am well satisfied that early
planting out is much the best, therefore the
sale of the above Trees will commence on
the lst Monday in December
JAMES KERR.
N95embtr l0tA, 1896. Gar
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Alti-lsiliOus Pills.
Are The chcapcs, aud most approved Fam.
ily Medicine ever offered To- the pubitc.

Are the chcapcs, and most approved Fam.
ily Medicine ever otirred To- the pubitc.
The, are extremely mild IN ;heH opcralloo,
neither causing sickness Of the stomach, n0f
any unpleasant sensation 10 the y stcm, a.
/, loo frequently the result from medicines
gwen 10 ac' upon the bowels. Thcy act spe.
c,ticaily upon the Liver, when IN a TORPID
condition, carry lng vi a large quaint, Of
bile, through the influence OF the excemcn.
Junction, ~hich, ii suffered 20 remain ~ the
system, Would producc et,hrr Jauud,ce, L.
yer Complaint, Bilious Fever. Fever ard
Ague, or some other gueylous bndtls Attic.
ton. In all cases 81 tonnr oi the Dowcl-,
they &C, like q charm. 10 recent Cases q
Dyspepsia, lhcy are certain cure. Many
pcrsnus vino Nrre subject 10 violent attacks
OF SICK headache, have been n,uc h benefited,
and several perfectly cured IN a iew weeks
BY their use. They are highly recommend
cd as preventative and cure 81 Bilious CON.
plants. Persons Who are subject 10 that
distressing complaint, sea.sick nvss, by tax.
'np f,rtIon or two OF them iew day pre-.
yIous to cmbarklng on board the vessel, VII
be almost certain 10 escape II. Females
can usr ,nem at all periods, without INCUR
ring any risk. Their virtues will remain
unImpared for years 10 any climate. No
lamiI, should be l,houi these Pills por.
ton Of them, taken occasionally, would b
the means Of preventing much sutiertng from
sickness. IL Is from neglect OF keeping up
a regular peustal,lc action OF the stomach
and bowels, thus suffering to be absorbed
and mingled with the blood, unasSlmiaied
lusds, that most diseases are produced.
DR.. L. feels confident lha, no person who
gives these Pills fair trial, wll ever alter
feel wiling to be without them. The tes-
tlmony Of thousands speaking in the high.
est terms OF their efficacy, might be added,
but the very high reputation DR.. L. Inns &C.
quIred rs the Inventor OF the " Patent ltgc'
table Medicine Siomdchic6 Il Hepdflcd,
Tor the cure Of D. spcrsla and LAYER com
plants, Is thought suthcIen, guarantee to
those wishing to make trial Of their VIZ
tues. They contain not particle Of Mer'
curry, or any ingredient that does not act IN
harmony with health and oppose disease.
DIR. j. having been educated under tho
most eminent American aud European Med
zeal professors, and pfacticed his profession
many years IN the South, where diseases oil
the most obstinate character prevail, con
~'ders himself we'll qualified 10 Judge on The
nature Of diseases lncidcn, to warm climates
Prepared by JosrrlI PRIrsrty PrrER"
VI, ID. p. b. {. p. VI. at his Institution tor
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, by means oi
vegetable remedies, No. 100 Liberty street.
New York, inventor aud sole proprietor
Each box contains forty Pills, Price DV
: CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines arc sold VI
Charlotte BY Smith q Williams; an Con
cord by 7. Il. liarrlngcr, and IN Salisbury
by John hurphey, where numerous cerllI''
Gates Of their efficacy can be seen.
JOY, rRiESThY PETbRs'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
FEW THINGS IMPOSSIBLE.

4" 1t Is impossible" sad Some, when Pc.
Ter the Great determined TO set out on a yoy.
age OF discovery, through the cold North.
err regions Of Siberia, and over immense
deserts; but Peter vas not discouraged, and
the thing rds d0ae.
" It's impossible" said many, when they
heard Of a scheme of good Oberlin's. 10
benefit his people, lie had determined TO open
communication with the high rvad 10
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
.HTNCELL.E.N.EOIS.
Da,, OF ChiIdhOod!

nv JOAN n. HEWITT.
Davs or Childhood, Days o; Childhood
Where are your pleasures gone
Yop babbling scho snsweEs--whcrc
And | am leil alone.
NV Young companions, where arc they
They sleep among the dead,
Or else are scattered DER the world,
To mourn the Joys that's fled.
DAYS Of Childhood Days of Childhood
| can but think Of ye-
The many ptauks ! used TO play
In youthful buoyaney.
The cottage where my parents twel,,
The valleys which ranged,
The budding lips used 10 kiss,
All now how sear'd and changed.
DAYS Of Childhood Days OF Childhood.
Old age has little 10Y
I've now care TOR every bliss
had when but BOY.
The world looks cold aud dTear TO me,
used TO think il bright;
| must regret the morn, until
bid the world good night.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
STATE or N0RYHCAROLINA,
NEoKLENBu re COUNTY.

MECkLENBI re COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lar, August term, $50.
Isaac 5, Alexander, Guardian,
e. Petition to- sale
The Heirs .; Law Of Martha Of Land
Wilson,
HI appearing to the satisfaction OF The
II Court, tia, Samuel " llsun aud Mary
beatty, two OF The heirs al iaw al Martha
" llson, ,lec'A., reside beyond the lIs.ts 81
this State, therefore. Ordered, that publlca
iiou be made fnr SIX weeks 10 the Charloit@
Journal, Tor SAID heirs at law, TO appear
aud shos cause, Why the lnnds mentioned
20 petitioners PETITION, should not he sold.
" Witness, T. Thompson, Clerk Of our SAID
Court, al Office, 10 Charlotte, the last Mon
day OF August. 4. u. l-36.
I. THOMPSON. e u. s. 6. L.
Sor ., 1850 Price ADJ 50
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

The Subscribers respectfully inform their
old friends and customers that they will
still carry on the Mercantile business under
the firm Of Williams d Boyd-~ho take
this opportunity Of rendering their thanks
10 all who have heretofore paironlzed them
and uow inform them that they are nov
receiving their Foil and Winter supply Of
Goods-of the latest lmportations, consist
Jug of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
DRY GOODS

Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery.
Queeusware, "a ddiery. Hats. Caps
Boots. made by }. Taliman Ladies shoes.
firsi quality made by Israel Robinson, all
or any Of which articles will be sold as low
as any OF our Mercantile Erefhrea (proyld
ed they do not sell at cost just to be selling.
Country produce Of every kInd taken.
500 or 1000 yards Of Linsey wanted.
First rate COFFEE, Best r files, Segars,
Salt, Bagging, Bale Yarn, 81. c. Factory.
H. B. WILLIAMS,
J. u. BOYD.
NgrtmLeT /, 1886
7. ). A liberal discount for Cash 10 all
cases.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
E.gLF.EHEE
PLANTATION n LANDS
O. pDE SALAo Cd
such as areu not offered every day.

fEHllE Subscriber will sell the Plantation
on winch be nuw resides, IN Prov
dcnce Settlement, elgh, miles Southeast Of
Charlotte, betwcrn Nc Michael and Meal
pines Greeks, containing 2~7 aercs-l00
acres cleared ond IA excellent repair aud
6ue state Of cultivation. The buildings are
a Dwelling House, Kitchens, Barn, Meat.
house, Sm,lhshop, &c, all large and new !;
wafer good and abundant--a well "a the
yard besides two good springs on the place !;
soil first rate, laud level, aud situation heal
thy, convenient, and beautiful. ANY one
wishing productive Farm aud delightful
Home, can nov be- suited.
Also
l.I acres OF woodland, one mile distant
from the above, and of inlle South Of Sha
ron Church, high, healthy, and handsome,
soil tolerable, timber hno and abundant.
Also
My interest IN the place where my father
lived, between the Two above mentioned
tracts, continuing 2:J I acres, soil io!erable,
and the situation admrcd by all who have
seen It for health and beauty.
- ALSO
Ny interest IN three other tracts, one IN
Lincoln county, on the public fold between
Beatles Ford and Murganion, fifteen miles
North. Of Llncolnton, containing about
$50 or 300 acres. The other two on
the West side Of Sugar Creek, 5 miles South
Of Charlotte, through one Of which the pub.
lie road from Charlotte 40 Camden passes
containing IN both about 2lS acres,--al
principally woodland, high, handsome, vel
waiered and well numbered.
For other particulars apply to the subscri
Der. II. NJ. LEE.
Oct. Is, 1886. lGD
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
Negroes.

VaNHE subscriber wishes 10 purchase a few
Negroes for which liberal prices will be
given. lie wishes them exctoarely for has
own use. Application may either be made
TO the subscriber, or Mr.. II. B. Williams,
10 Charlotte, or Mr.. Hugh Terrence, in
HopeweIl.
FRANKLIN l.. SMITH
Nor 6, 1896 lstf
y. b. ] wish to sell first rate North.
ern made sJLkE1. +. H.. 5.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
Look at This!

yH1iIE Subscriber informs the Citizens Of
Ii Charlotte, and the Public Generally,
that he still keeps up the OMNIBUS con.
Germ for the purpose Of conveying persons
from Charlotte TO any of the nelghborIng
towns. fIe also keeps a neat aud easy rid.
ing JUMPER for the same purpose. lie
also keeps fine idIng horses. All Of which
will be hired out on as reasonable terms as
possible. First rate drivers IN all cases.
Juiy y, 1886. d. ?. BOYD.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

TuyllE Subscriber having been appointed Ina
Agent 10 receive the contributions Of N.
Citizens of Meckenburg County, towards the er,r.
tion Of the contemplated National Monumep, +
the Memory OF Washington. respectfully iniorm,
tho People Of the County that they will be Gala
upon in a short time. either by himself or his A.
lhori1ed deputy, for such sums as they NAV
think proper TO subscribe to the object No Ind,
v,dua! will be allowed TO give more than one dol
lar ON his or her own account, but any smsll,,
SUN will be received heads Of families. however
will have the privilege o. giving what they pleas
on account of oil the members OF their household.
The names Of all the contributors will be earefulV
registered in a book, which book will be sen, d
Washington City to be enclosed, with others, IN
the Monument. TO be preserved 10 future ages
JOS. McCoNNAUGHEY, Slsrig.
June u, 1886. 97tf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
ANOTHER GRE.fTCTRE!

Raleigh, September q, le3b
I am now IS wears OF age-when IN my sth
year, received wound on my len ieg, which
h. csme liberated, and continued so until the hrst
OF March last II would occasionally heal up,
aud then break olt again but most Of the time,
it was in very painful condition. the sore having
extended TO large size, and become very deep.
I tried many remedies TO make a cure. without
success, until ! applied Grays IarGlsable ONT
,aeHt two pots OF which have effeetdaliy cured
nv leg, and reduced il TO its natural size, The
cp-e would have been made much sooner, had
strictly attended 10 the directions for the use o.
the Ointment; but this failed to do, while took
much exercise, and very imPrudently used tight
bandsge. Ny leg has been vel for more than
six months, during which time, have walked
much, vet II remains hrn and free from all sore
ness or inflammation After having been afflicted
for period Of for,y-one years, now enjoy Tie
benefit of sound leg again
LENS HOLL0NAN.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
NOTICE.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing
IL under the firm Of Smith, Williams q
Boyd, IS this day dissolved BY mutual con
sent.
All debts due the firm will be collected
and all responsibilities incurred BY It will
be paid by Messrs. Williams & Bo,d, who
and 10 the usual way.
f. L. SMITH,
H. b. WILLIAMS,
h1r !, 1896 j. ID. BOYD.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
Springs n Dinkins.

TUyUE death of Mr.. DinkIns dissolves the
IL above firm, and renders 1t necessary
for all Persons having any DEMANDS a
gainst the concern, to present them Tor pay
ment; and all those indebted TO the firm,
are requested TO make speedy payment
An open accounts not closed by CASH
or NOTES" between this and next April
viii be put IN suit. The situation Of the
concern will not admit Of long delay.
LEROY SPRINGS,
SURFING Partner Of Spings y DiHkins.
Charlotte, 2eth Oct, le36.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
Double fbaI,Iias.

A FEW roots Of these beautiful flowers
IA may be had by early application at
the Store of WILLIAMS Il BOYD.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
THE SUBSCRIBER

Returns his grateful thanks to his trends
and customers for thel, liberal Patronage
TO the above firm, and informs them tina,
he will continue 10 carry on the business III
his own name, at their former stand, the
Brick Corner" where he has just recelv'
ed, aud is now opening, large and general
assortment of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
DYSPEPSIA
LIVER COMPLAINTS.


SroMAcHIcE TT HEPATICE, formed
by CHI, meal analysis and synthesls u se,e.
raj prorimate vegetable principles, are unl.
versally acknowledged TO have totally 9.
clllsed III, prrteusions OF every other rene.
dy, aud superseded the necessity of every
other mode oi treatment Wherever the above
dlsrases are found TO exist, ms well as ~ en-.
Iargemeni Of the Spleen and IN JdHndice.
Among the symptoms OF ID, spcpsa and
LAYER complaints, are hatuieucy, sourness
OF bunnlng IN the stomach, melancholy, II.
visibility, dlsagreeable taste IN the mouth /;
grea, IrreguIanty Of appetite, which Issoue.
times voraeious, and al other times great.
" deficient thirst, fciid breath, nausea,
weakness OF the stomach, acid eructallons,
palpiialIon, dro@siness, lfrceularily OF The
bowels, pressure on tbs siumach after meals,
pain m the head, dizziness or vertigo, con.
fusion al mind, attended With loss OF memo.
~, gna~iug ~ the stomach sben empty,
chiItness, affection OF sight and hearing,
pain and weakness ~ tbe hack, languor dts.
,urbed sleep, cold icct and hands, lfemor,
un.aslness IN the throat, cough, pain IN TIC
SIDE or breast, &c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

MaTriage.-We have rarely met with
more ludlcIous observations on ihis all en-.
crossing aud all important subject than the
following remarks Of Mrs. Child, which Ne
urge upln the consideration Of the sons and
daughters Of tbs world, who, b. pay at
ienllon to them, NAV perhaps escape much
misery 10 themselves, aud b. spared the IN
ticiien of It upon others-''l never knew u
marriage expressly for money that dad not
end unhappily. iH managing mothers and
heariless daughters are cnnilnuaIly play ins
the same unlucky game. believe that men
more frequently marry for love than women,
because lhey have a free choice. | am
fraId to conjecture how large portion OF so.
men marry berause they think they shaIlnut
have a better chance, aud dread beng Deepen.
dant. Such marriages no doubt, sometimes
prove iolerably comfortable, but n great
number would be far happier single. IL |
MAY Judge from my own observation Of such
matters, marrying for home Is a mos, t,ie
some way Of getting living. = Columbian
Repository.
Marriage is designated the birdie state,
and. indeed, II puts 4 curb upon the most Of
persons.