The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-09-16

courts, but with The Legislature
The Voice Of Though tho
venerable sage and patriot has been repoy,
ed 10 another and better world, he b,.
left many recorded lessons of wisdom for
our instruction.
Hearken not (says he) TO the unnatural
voice which tells YOU that the people ~
America, KNIT together as they are nv :,
many cords of affection, canuo, live tope,b
er as members of the same family can,o,
continue the mutual guardians Of their han
piness; cannot be fellow citizens of oae
great, respectable aud furnishing emp,re
ilearken not 10 the voice which petulanrly
tells YOU that your form OF government ia
novelty in the political world tina, il rash.
Iy attempts what IL is impossible 10 accom-.
plush. No, my countrymen, shut your ear.
against this unhaIlowed language. Sbut
your heart agalrs. the poison which II con.
seys. The kindred blood winch flows m
the veins Of American citizens, the nlnoIed
blood which they have shed IN defence os
their sacred rights. consecrate their union
and excite horror al The idea oi Their he.
coming aliens, rivals, enemies. Happly
/ for America, happily we trust for the wbejo
I human racs, the founders OF the repubIc
pursued a new and rlble course. They
accomplished a reyon lion which has no
parallel IN the annals OF human society.
They reared the fabrics Of governments
! which have no modcls on the face Of Tho
globe They formed the design u great
Coniederacy, which i, is incumbent Oh der
successors 10 improre aud perptiLafe.n
\ DeTateh.-A nelghbor Vi ours. sais rho
New York Express, lett here Tor rhIIaccl.
phia last TUESDAY morning at O'Clock, N
the steam bat for Anboy took the Rad
Road iot Bordenlown, changed 10 ltr steam
boat New Philadelphia, arrived at ThIlat,l.
pha about : l.. NJ. transacted business,
some Of Il requiring much care, Nth G,o
difFcron, individuals, rll PhlIad,lp hia Juo
after 4, by tie Trenton rail road, from .rfca.
ton, took stage 10 the sand Hills, There shut.
ed to The Camden and Ambos Rad rad, On
reaching Aubot took the steam boat swan,
aud arrlv, "a New York lev minutes
before II al right. The same lndRtua
remarks that the first time be passed from
New York 10 Philadelphia, which aas IL
MAY, l9l2, IT took h.m ~ days-lhus ly
the Improvements Of the present da,, &C..
compllshiog IN 5 hours a joumes tcqlt.
lug IN 1872, FIVE days tine.
LHcifer Nafchcs-Nc lately ccrled 4
paragraph from az exchange paper utn,h
stated thar box Of these matches ieulcd,
upon beng opened. 4 similar occurrence
took place IN one end oithc building N uhl,h
our office IS kept last week 4 hoS cetis'u.
ing luc,itr matches h5d been patlis miner.
sid IA wafer on board the bca, on Which s,
Was brought up the ryer. A. soon as It
was opens, and fresh air wSs admitted, u tc.
gau 10 smpke and would evidently have ku.
died fire N 4 very ie~ seconds Il Iel aIate.
Mas 10, many oithc htes ascrIted to Ircrn.
danes originate 10 the spontaneous Genius.
ton ofihcsc and other matches l-thgap
Gu-tiie.
Upma1 Hrrt.-A remarkable instance
o( horn substance, growing On the head
of n Finale, has rrccutly come under Tho
notice q a surgeon 70 Norfolk. \ woman,
near 20 residing ., Rushmcrc, neV lo".
estoit, perceived, above ~ years since, 4
bard eNcrcscencc CROWNS from her head
which gradually increased urtll II aiia'otl
the length Of eight inches. II IS perfectly
bard, aud in texture and figure festut.uea
rams horn, and urchcd over the forehead
IN a singular manner. From lis esItcuo
length Il became o constant source Of uaoasl-
ness, and tie woman consented tots rrIuo''
al which operation has successfully per-
formed. L English papcr
Not Bdd.--A green, good naiurcd, mo-
ncy making up country Jonathan, VINO
said every thing dr,Iy, " got things hNed'
and struck up a bargain for mairmonl
having no particular regard Tor appearan'
ces the parties agreed to employ a green
horn country justice to pot on the tachho@'
Tie commenced the ceremonies by remark
ing ,hat, 4" II was customary on such occa'
slons TO commence WITH prayer, bu' 20
believed he would omit that :, after fcInE
the knot, be said il was customary to sl'o
the married couple some advice, but he BE-
Iieved he would omit that, also, 1T was
customary to kiss the bride, but he bee''
ed he would omit that" The ceremony
being ended, Jonathan took the squire by
/ the button hole, and cIappcd his hager on
his nose, SAID, "sguirc rs customary 10
give the magistrate Eve dollars--6m
blere III omit that"