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Collection ofCclloquul Phrases, on every tepic ne
! a cessary TO inaintan conversations arranged mndrr
different heads, with numerous remarks the peculiar
disposed sileraby to facilitate the acqui fon Of n
correct pronunciation Of the French BY 4 Bolmar d,
new edition, revised and corrected
selertion of tins hundred of Pcrrins Tables, accom-
panied with hey, containing the text literal and rea
translation, arranged in such manner MS TO pout out
the difference between the French and English IIom
also figured PRONUNCIATION of the French according 10
the hest French works extant on the subject The Whole
preceded by short treatise onthe sounds othe Freuch
language, compared wit! tlase Of tha English.
Pronemoing French Primer or the Scholars G hide
to the accurate pronunciation aud crthography of the
French Lang age containing itsolemens according 10
the best usage, b! Bernard Ironen, Just received AID
for sale by NM McKEAN,
M Cor CQrnJ & Cn,n sts
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glass, cora yarnsI &c on Laid and tor sale.
m
NE,NV ORLEANS
SADDLE & HARNESS WAREHOUSE,
No. 80, CORNER CuSToMu9usE AND CuARTEEs SITS
YgylE Subscribers are Tow receiving by the packet;
3 and other late arrivals from New York, in addition
thcr former stock, large and haus some assortment
of Saelilcly making their supply for the ample
aud complete comprising every kind and quality OIL
article in their line, among which are
Ladies' and Misses saddles, plain and quilted,
Genemal's do plain, Spanish and Creole,
Bows do do do.
Brides, bridlo filings anc martingales.
Saddle bags, double and single,
N;liccs and medical bags,
brussels and Nachcia carpet do.
Worsted si'ts and sursjInsles'
Worstcd and st.ainins webb.
Sad,e-trccs ard stirrup feathers,
Holsters aud pistol bells,
Bcs, iron framed leather trunks, OF assorted sizes,
Brass nail boot top do do do
Coach, gig and crop Whips,
I.atlics' and Gcute.acn' stwig do,
Plated, brass and japaned coach harness,
DO do TO gig do,
Do do do baroucle do,
Cart lrecclling, collars, Lri.lles and lines.
Hook ana c!s.in names,
Ca harness co'np!cte,
Sliltng, harness and bamd leather,
Bride and top do,
Morocco, deer, sheep T5 SHIFTS,
Horse brushes and curry combs,
Together with large assortment of plated, brass and
steel bride bits curb Chains, sti,rups spurs, &c OF
tc,i. own importation. Also, 500 plougIs of King.
baud OF assorted sizes, jus, received from the nanutc-
ov ut Enfield, Conn al of which they oilera wholesale
nsd retail at TIE lowest prices, and terms 10 suit
customers.
they will also continue to receive through the year,
BY the packets from New York, fresh supplies OF goods
Of every description in their line of business
ND SMITH, HUBBARD e. Co.
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z 2 RD@ANS.-lnuding nom harque Drnuo, 80 cases
mcn's and ho,s kip prsg1d hragaus; 10 do Russct
|'I'r nngrots, for ale by BRIDGE & 60.
lc!r3@ I3i Va .aEne Il
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NEW Fl HTIEN'TIO Nc.
MY AUNT PONTYPOOL, Il novel, in . vol.
va uncs.
Tae Der0ta by the autlorcss Of "The Disinlertcd"
"Fiirtation," &c. in . vols.
lhe fdre"t"rcs Of q Gentleman in see thefa Horse
with numerous wood cuts.
CnmpPrioirn; News ro, Our Nciglborhood: he ing
skH,ehes by the author OF "Our Neighborhood'' &c
R~S2i@ and tie Ras$iaas; or Journey to st Peters
burg and Moscow, through CouaNd and I.ivsnia,
Richie, Esq. author of Turner'S Annual Tour
''Scl anderhnnuc's," Sc.
Ndrr0tire Of The f-ctc Lnnd Expedition to the mouth
Arctic Ocean, in the years 1898, 1881, and 1895 by
Captain Back. r. N. commander Of the expedition,
illustrated with map.
Just rrcein Vi and for sale by WNI M'KEAN
az corner Camp and Comn1pn sts.
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'kNiE subscribers hay received per recent arrivru
Il and offer for sale Boston iron conpanvnails, whites
strained Sperm OH Fall strained do raincd whale oil do
essential oils Of cedar ana wormwood roll Brimstonc,
dies, 'raow do Sweet Chocolate Spanish in small boy
es, soft shell Almonds Crude Salt Pctcr superior ar
ole, Pouscc silk lidds, rich patterns rs and 81 black
90 se"ngs ~ AID III Lowell coltons Lawrence and
Appleton Al brown shcctngs suitable for the Mexican
MARKET superior Russia brown shectinys, Ravens duck
Bells celebrated paste Hacking Norclosss do Stevens
pnen balances all sizes, playing cards of various quail
lies, good assortment of seGsOnable clothing hats and
shoe 20 cascs para1us 0pl uabrcllas, rich patterns
and latest fashions.
. 81 "a 81,
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CAFES QF SGR0Eui-OuS ULCERS.


CnAHrESroN, July IL, 1881.
WAS afflicted, tGUr! cars with ia ulcer Ia III" leg oc.
c,s"Dm'ly accompanied with en- sipclotuls ira,5a,ion
and excessive ,'ln in the leg .o'l aicl. joint Several
eminent physicians cNctcd tI!crsh up.a 1t, Lut With
out fcnancnl benefit. In this Eve hp;!c5 OF tlc
Ind: aus ;G,acC made perfect cure
MARGARET a WEST, III Market Il.
For sale by HENRY b0NNABEi., druggist, ascut
10" I rroi rioters, fchouptoulas street. l6
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ENoRElGN AND DOMESTIC HARDw;AEE
T. ALExANnER KIRKMAN &, Co. No. j., N!as'a1
st., Importers and Wholesale dealers in Foreign U
Domestic Hardware, me receiving from Liyerrool y
the Atlantic cities, direct from the mqnniactlt.
extensive assortment oftancv and heavy HARDWAmE
comprising every article in the line. All Of which nf
offer low and on accommodating terms, Country no
Chants and others invited ocall and eAamns h'
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FaNO GROCEKS! no GROCERS!!-The subg1
Il bcrS wouldintornl The Crocers of New OrleansG
they keep constantly on hand large supply OF the "
Stoughton's Eittcis manufactured by heinsclvcs,Na
WILDE sold nj New York prices.
KETCHtM & LUBBOCK, Druggists,
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TLOTlilNG-I. p. FREEMAN & co. NO. 3 MA.
~ GAZlNE ST. are now receiving their supplies of
fall and winter clothing, aud will continue 10 receive
shipments by every packet throughout the season. They
have on hand, md are now opening general assert
mcnt of fine and common goods suitable either for tlle
city or country trade. AS their assortment will he
rse' merchants from the country will find it to their
A TRACT OF LAND ON WOLF RIVER. nj i6r
mouth of the BAYOU Frti at the head of Schooner
Navigation State ofAlssissipp; containing AGO Acrrs
embracing both sides of the river, and on which is a
smll house. This land is well wooded with i've o1l
birch. pine, etc. The situation is an eligible one for
SAW MILL. The timber for winch and for the dnm l.
already cut and may be erected ri q moderate rypcns
Its proximity to The city of New Orleans The increased
and Increasing demand for tiuhcr, is worthy the anon,
ton nfany person dcsrous of cmharkng in tia. busi
ness. For terms amply to
RIM WELSiAN, Mcgrrmt-' Exchange
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.TEkO.MAS Y. SW AIN

No. II Canal Street Ne1r Orleans
q HAS always on nand constantly * receiving Dm,,
Il 4 Dyes, Chemicals, and PAINS, among them alvtl,
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hlSo-lMtcs, of every descriptions violirs, siolmta
los, guitals ctronels iageoets, bassoons horns Ils
pets bugcs, drums, flies, strings, reeds, and every
Gle Of musical merchandise, wholesale and retail Y
reasonable terms. BCASEi,
nov "A 10 Camp street
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COMB AND FANCY STORE Is CAM ."
fANI1E subscribers i'll addition 10 their usual ~.
mcnt have received great variety OF fancy Dj
suitable for Nec Year and Christmas Giiks 10
gentlemen and children. The following is dcseiii
Ladies' musical work boxes of various patterns,
ing the most fashionable airs; Ladies plain wolh .d M
large variety; Ladies' Tortoise Shell, pearl "r nd
rocco needle eases handsomely furnished; no h o,a
Tortoise she'll Souvenirs set with miniatures aGa S,
paintings Tortoise she'll paper and wood lrS Sckr
cts for centre tables; Splendid fancy baskets, at
namentcd with chenille; this is an entirely I'ssses sd
honnets ladies Fans, embroidered money Pu rsrfY
tumed cushions, nn ccgeut toilet article nm u
dissectcd puzzles, for the instruction ana unnresscd
of chdrcn. Flax and Kid dolls, dressed ana ,.ps La
an assortment gilt pearl and jet wal5, res snr ca
great variety Of the fancy articles. nv .NGE
d? REES q LAM
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SAONl.E X MAY, House, Sign, and Ornamental
j Painters, No S Cmontlele street, two doors from
Canal street.
limitations Of the following woods and marbles, ex
ecuted liz amastclly manner.
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RBIANO FORTES-The subscriber has just rc'ta
4 splendid assortment OF English, German n
American Piano Fortcs, viz. wood, picolO, graz
cabinet, picoos, and grand action square piano iOIh
from NonUm Il Colnrd, Gate Clementi& CO. /"
don, mahogany: ard zebra wood square piano toTn
from Stcues, Vienna; do from the celebrated hct
res of Chickoring * ca, Boston, Dubois & Btc'E
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,lEAB..L Medicine, al tG Tehonp'ouas'
~ a. l.. PLOUGH, Dentist, respectfully
tolms the public that he has prepared, aud will aE
coHstautly ion sale the following various Dchta ,ut
ciucs for Tie diseases and affections OF the teeth R
gums
Vegetable and mt-sculhHtic tooth powders, opnts
asingcit lotions, gum. paste and washes, edcillE
clXcr gary giles iOr mouth ahd throat, ali-scmrk
,lucturcs, spiiiuous water lar sangrenous ulcers at
tive tmcurcs for tcudcr teeth, and gum syrup tApr@
ly intended torthc use Of Infants liru tcctlng
Each the above medicines ic used ior The diftr
naladIcs OF the teeth and gums, and with particular d.
rectious how they are TO be used.
q + Also many ether articles for the toilet Of k
i,guth otS
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An,ils, vices, screw plates, -lcdgc, nail end MI
hanm hand and smith bellows, trace, OK, log N
ltol chains, grulbing; wedding, and Milling hoes
wells d spades horse shoe, clout, wrought ana N
nails, chopping Ernch, hand and broad axes sISSn
hotchcts and tomahawks, IVORY buck, scliuF and %
handle knives and forks, in complete sets of 81 sHl
pieces, DINING and desert knives and forks irGiF,u%
seiiun and bone carving knives and forks PEN pNs
ana dTk iy's, scissors and shears, iron and aS
chest, till, and desk locks iron and brass balls E
hinges, wood and bed screws, single and double Isl
flint and percussion slot guns, smooth and cut hH :,
lcs full an! half stocked, patent, belt, holster =
pocket pistols, Wagon boxes, American and bE~ !
b!iStercd stcel cast, shear ard Crawey scels, AVA
bright and black, jack screws, English and AmtiaI
castings mills, cotton md wool cards paste D
ing, iron and brass wire selves, gridirons, house,
aud COW bells, cross-cnt Pit and mill saws hand, ,'p
and wood saws, tnwarc, iron and brass Tenders w
and sLovcs, brass undrons, Britannia and 'aIa~,
wares, tea kettles, sauce and stew pans, hl,mS pm
brushes of all kinds planes, carpenters tools F' nv
baisnces and steclyalds, stationery, German g0Oc,
umery, &c. f-a, u
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Public Notice.

EEAVlNG associated myself with my
III Il father.in law, VIM. Phillips, in my
business, call upon all who are indebted
10 me, to come aud make immediate pay.
ment, as l will positively show no respect
TO persons nor ~il | grant any indulgence,
except what the Law allows.
WM HUNTER.
n. B. Mr.. Philips will now attend prln.
c;pally to the concern, as | am about turn.
ing my attention TO another business.
Charlotte Hgg rs, 1887. 473t w. II.
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high, OF yellow complexion. He was pur.
chased Of Darling Love, of Cabarrus coun.
,y, and suspect he is lurking about Reads
Gold Mine, in that county. | will give the
above reward to any person tina, will appre,
bend, or lodge him in any jail, 50 that get
him. JOHN X. HARRISON.
March 9, 1887. Ar
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.Sf,fe of E'OsyR lets.

gNyHE Commissioners OF the Town of
IL Charlotte will expose TO public sale,
on Saturday, the Sd ofJune next, the House
now occupied by Mrs. McCracken, standing
in College street. Also the following lots,
VIZ. Square No "a, containing : lots, and
Nos. 460, 46i, l64 and 465 in Square No.
So. Terms made known on the day Of sale.
BY Order Of the Board
JAMES T. ASBURY, Cham.
Mr. %. 1897. as
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WILLIAM w. GRAY'S
.E.SOTEEEF2 GEsE.FTCEEE "!

Rateigh, StWtmter y, 1886.
am now So years of age-when in my 18th
year, received wound on my lett leg, which
became liberated, and continued SO until the first
of March last 1t would occasionally heal up
and then break out again bat most OF the time,
Il was IN "a very painful condition, the sore having
exicnded TO large SIG, and become very deep
tried many remedies 10 make cure, without
success, until ! applied Gray'S Invaluable Oint-
ntRt, tSo pots of which have effectually cured,
my leg, and reduced IL 10 its natural size. The
cure would have been made much sooner, had
strictly attended TO the directions for the use of
the Ointment; bu, this | failed 10 DO, while took
much exercise, aud very imprudently used tight
5andage My leg has been well for more than
SIX months, during which time, | have walked
much, yet It remains firm and free from all sore
ness or Inflammation After having been afflicted
for period Of forty .oue years, now enjoy tho
benefit OF sound leg again.
LEWIS HOLLOMAN.
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Pay Your Taxes.

Pay Your Taxes!
FENHE Taxes for the year 1886 is now
N due and ready for collection, and per-
sons interested are informed that they must
be paid in Specie or North Carolina Bills,
as this is the only kind of money that will
be taken from me in payment Of the State
Tax.
j M'CONNAUGHEY, Sheriff
Aprl 26, s3I. l3N
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YO T0ii0i.s.
STATE or NORTHcAROLlN4,

MEtkLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Equiiy, february Tsrm, 1897.
Samuel H. Smith and Mary bis wife,
as.
Robt. 6 Flanagan aud others.
w this case, It is ordered that publication
MI be made six weeks in the Charlotte
Journal, for Colbert Flanagan and Morgan
Flanagan, two Of tho defendants ia this case,
to appear at our next Court d Equity to
be holden for Meckleuburs county, at the
Courthouse in Charlotte, on the 81 Monday
of August next, then aud there to answer
conplalnan;'s bill, otherwise judgment pro
conlesso will b. entered against them.
Test: y. K. DUNLAP e, ME-
Nay II, 1897. P,ce adv. So tjl
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The Elegant and Thorough.
HORSE
YlczblEE,

rs NNlLL stand the ensu
TDyIA w nag Season a, the
W Il IN following places, VIZ: at tie
ss'slea1sks@ Charlotte Hotel on the 9th
Of March next, aud on the oIh March At X.
Peoples Store, IN Providence Settlement,
and at +. X. Cureton's Store, Lancaster
y strict, S, c., on the 10Th aud Lii March,
and from thence 10 Charlotte every 9Th day
during the season, and will render service
at the low price of SI2 the single leap;
SEQ the Season $50 to ensure a Mare
TO be in ioal, which shall be due as soon as
the fact is asceriained or the property chan.
red, with 80 cents to the Groom IN every
Instance. Every care and attention will be
paid to prevent accidents, but will not be
liable for any. McDUFF is beautiful sor.
rel, fifteen hands and three inches high, III
fine health, rising eleven years old. la ap.
pearance and purity OF blood, he has but few
equals. The season TO commence the LIST
Of March, and end The 10Th OF June.
Pefiigrce.-McDuFFw was got by the
celebrated Race Horse Washington, he by
Tlmoleon, and TImoleon by the justly re
nowned horse Sir Archy. Washington:
dam was the celebrated Ariadnc by the i'm
ported Citizen. McDud's dam was Col. II
4 II. Jone5's fine bred mare Perfection, who
was by SIR Archy, her dam by Balls oil
Florizel, (the best race horse in America o
has da, y her gran1 dam by Bell Air, her z
z. grand dam by Celer, g. g. g. grand dan
by the imported horse Why.not.
For Performance on the rurl, see hsndbills.
WIN. ?. JOHNSON.
Snesdsborough, Anson Co. FEB. 1897. i0.U
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A Lii persons indebted to VIM. Carolan
IN are informed that his Books and Notes
are in the hands of the subscriber. All per
sons indebted are notified, that # they are
not settled Immediately, that proceedings
will be taken for their collection.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Feb. %, 1887,
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$50 Reward.

e. - ANYWAY from the sub.
lM.S AS scriber, living IN Meek.
ssS lenburg County, about the lst
'IH Of October last, a negro man
Y p by the name of JIM, aged Il.
e-.s.- bout y years, aud about f..
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Robert MeComb and others.
EN- this case, il is ordered that publication
~ be made six weeks IN the Charlotte
Journal, for Rober, McComb, defendant IN
tins case, and who resides out Of the limits
Of this State, 10 appear at our next Court Of
Equity, to be holden for Mecklenburg coun.
", at the Courthouse in Charlotte, on the
Sd Monday in August next, then and there
answer complainant's bill, otherwise judg.
men, pro conlesso will be entered against
hm.
Test D. r. DUNLAP, C. NE.
Mog II, 1897. Price adv S2t tj
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.E5EES,
Iron, Of every description
AND
CASIE%GSs

All of which are of a good quality, and
inferior to none made in the Union, and
would be pleased to fill any orders IN their
line of business. They have on hand an
assortment Of Grist and Saw Mill IRONS,
we'll executed, as their Smith is inferior to
none. All orders will be filled on short no.
tice, and in a workmanIke manner.
Owing TO the pressure Of the times, they
have lowered their prices, and IN future,
will sell as follows Saw aud Grlst Mil
Irons at II cts. per h.. 4; Nails, 5 cts; =
Small tire aud thin rolled Iron, ! cts.
Large tire and scoloped Iron, e. cts. Cast.
ings, assorted, 4 cts.
All letters 10 the Subscribers TO be adj
dressed TO them at Llncolnton.
FULENWIDER q BURTON
May Doth 1887. TO
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lshed to order at the shortest notice.
- S. CRUIkSHANK.
Charleston, Jan. 90, 1887 t45
The Symmetrical and Thorough
bred Horse
SW EEPER.
! /: !. s.: Sc: !. !: &. s: ::
aeaR..ask,aaaa. aud half miles North of
Welch's Mil, nine miles west of Concord,
and about twelve miles Southwest Of Char.
lotte, on the public road leading from Cam
den aud Cheraw to S,atesyIe, on Mondays,
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, and
viii be let 10 Mares at the following rates:
Fire Dollars the single leap, TO be paid
whenever service is rendered; Ten Dollars
for the Season, to be paid al the expiration
of the Season; and Fifteen Dollars 10 en-
sure Mare 10 be with toal. In every in
stance, parting with or transferring the
Mare iUrielts the assurance. SN EEPEk
will be regular at his stands, (publlc days
and unavoidable circumstances excepted. J
, All possible care will be taken 10 prevent
accidents OF any kind, but will not be La.
bic for any that may happen. The Season
TO commence the 2Gth Of March, aud end
The ooh Of June.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is We.
/ ry rch mahogany bay, with black legs,
mane and tail, nine yeats old next October,
OF extraordinary muscular power, sixteen
hands high, and for extraction or parentage
inferior 10 no horse IN this section OF coun.
try. |, is deemed unnecessary 10 say much
as 10 his form aud muscular power-he vii
show Tor himself.
S'et,isree.-SWEE PER was loalet
and raised IN Western Virginia. lie wa!
sired by Rogers Roanoke, he by the re
nowned old sir Archie. Roanokc's dan
was BY Mark Anthony, grandam BY Panla
loon, .. Q. dam By Wdalr, =. z. 9. dan
by Sweeper, who was by the imported horse
Sweeper. Sweeper's dam was by Genera
Jackson's celebrated race horse Traxlon
and he BY the Old imported Dlomede, gran
dam by Medley.
The subscriber embraces this opportuni,
Of thanking the cllizens Of Cabafrus an
MeckIcnburg for the liberal patronage here
toiore gwen him, and tlauers himself h
can accommodate them with horse as toa
getier, that in every respect is calculate
to please and render more universal sati.
faction than any horse he has ever KEEP
Although the subscriber labors under tn
peculiar disadvantage of not having the o.
porlunlty OF showing his horse 10 his trenc
aud former customers sooner, he iondl
cherlshes thebelel that from the superior
ty Of Sweeper and the accommodation olterm
he will merit liberal share OF patronage
The stallion Sweeper has but very recent
arrived in these parts from Western Virgin
: ia. The subscriber confidently recommend
his irleuds and former customers who ha,
Mares 10 put, To call on him, see his hors
| aud Judge II he is not worthy of patronage
ELAN S. HARRIS.
Catarrus county, March II, 1887.
7. S. The correctness Of the Pedigree
Sweeper is certified, Warranted, and youci
ed for as above, by
GEORGE H. PHELPS
AND
b Mi. THOMAS ALLEN,
d. Both Of Western lirgiaia.
/, \. i. Persons residing at distance Il,
r wishing to put mares, will be accommodate
!, on as reasonable terms as at all praclcabl
V 3SV L. 5. IT,
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NOTICE.

gENIlE Subscribers having enlarged their
IA Manufacturing Establishment, inform
The public that their Rolling Mil, Nall
Factory and Furnace are now IN full! opera.
ton, aud that they are now making large
Quantities oi
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Taken fD

80. % NVdTS VI d-U' uuu uUOuV y
feet 10 inches high. Said negro says he
belonged to David We,hers, Of Brunswick
co. Virginia, who sold hint George Raj,
ney, who was taking him TO the State Of Mis-.
sissippi, and that he left at Salisbury. The
owner is requested TO come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away.
JOS. McCONNAUGHEY, Jaiier.
Dec. -, 1886 2l-f
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=. ErlgRaM.
Maria's like clcsk they say.
Unconscious Of her beauty:
She regulates the live long day,
Exact in ev'ry duty.
Ifthis be true, such self command,
Such well directed paw RS
oh may her little minute hand
Become a hand OF honrs.
The Waadf 1Jew.-" few years
ago there va w with long beard in
London, " bed himself 10 be the
Wandering n,!d 90. adhere to the
legend, Which, vas OF lNM Consequence, as
his visiters were not likely % be better in
formed than himself bat laid claim to higher
antiquity than the Jerusaleins Shoemaker, aud
declared that ne had been With Noah in the
ark. Noah, he said, ha;s refused to take
him; but he got in secretly, aud hid himse
among the beasts, which is the reason why
his name is not mentioned IN the Bible anC
while he was there, he. goat had gwen hin
a blow on the forehead, the mark Of which
was visible TO this day. Some people ask
ed him which country he liked best of al
that he had visited IN his long pciegrina
tons; he answered Spain as perhaps
man would have done who had really see
all the world. But it was remarked a
rather extraordinary, tina, Jew should pre-
fer the country of the lnqslslrlou. Go
bless you sirr replied the ready rouge
shaking his head, and smiling at the sam
| time, as ii at the error of the observation
"t was long before Christianity that wa
last in Spain, and shall not go there agai
I'LL long after all is over '-Espriciia
Letters.