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ITO the Public.
Dutchering Business,

and is nov ready TO furnish them With Beef,
Mutton, Veal, DC. at tho market price. -
Having established himself as a citizen Of
this country, he calls upon generous pub
lie for liberal patronage. No pains will be
spared TO have the best the marke, affords.
JHly 90, 1887 ISL
N. B. wish 10 purchase some young
cattle, from six months and upwards. Also
some sheep. My stand vii! be on Tuesdays
at Col. NJ. w. Alexauder's Tavern from s
10 8 o'clock. On Saturdays from s TO 0 o..
clock at Mr.. j. Smiths Tavern. A note
addressed to me, aud left at the Post Office,
will be attended to.
THOMAS Go0DLACKE.
July 10, 1897. %
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TSliE Subscriber wishes 10 purchase 10
III Negro BOYS, from II L 80 years Of
age, for BE-. own ~. For l.ch H,e high.
Is, price ID cash ai,I b. poid Il application
be- mnde 10 me. letter addressed TO ne
a, Dlloosvlllc, \. G. giving the price and
are, will meet Nth prompt attention.
S \. SINONS,
JAY -. 1897. 3sr
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A lads asked a minister i Sue might pay
attention TO dress and fashion without De.
inc proud. Madam, replied the minis.
ter, Whenever you see the tail OF fox
oct Of hole, you may be sure the ioH Is
there also"
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PAY YOUR Taxes!

FENHE Taxes for the year 1886 IS now
u dge 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 ] MC0NNAUGHEY, NABiE
Apri &c, 1897. 1917
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NOTICE.

UBERsONS having NEGROES for sale
u will have an opportunity of receiving
liberal prices until the LIST fOctober-Glfls
and Boys from 4 TO % years OF age. En-
cure at Morrison IL Harrls's Store.
Juiy IL, 1897. te4
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Boot and Surrounding.

~ THNlE Subscriber re.
Is turns has sincere
- ac4sse~- thanks 10 the public, for
the liberal patronage
-----4-r..r- ,,,s, they have bestowed on
him, and begs leave to assure them, that he
Is now better situated than ever, 10 DO bust.
ness 10 his line, on the shortest notice, and
"a manner superior to any thing done IN
THIS place. Please call and nudge for your.
selves.
All those indebted 70 the subscriber, will
please make payment BY Cash or Note, on
or before tho first Of September, 1897 ,--as
want money.
r. CHARLES.
july ~. 1897. 55-5w
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A LII persons are hereby forcwarned not
- 70 trade for note Of hand, gwen hy
me 10 Jan.as Sprinkle, COT tweaty dollars, ap
the property Tor which said usle Sas gwen
has proven unsouad, and do not intend to
pay It unless compelled by law. Jerry Al.
derson IS security 10 said note.
JOSEPH HALL
July ., 1897 1s
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NOTICE.

TEVHE Incorporation Tax for The year
~ 1887, is now due the Town Of Char.
lotto. The Inst is now 10 the bands Of W m.
A. Todd for collection. Those wishing TO
save cost, can do so, BY calling on him on
or before the lst day ot August ney,.
JAMES r. ASH RY, Chm'n.
Juiy 10. 1857.
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Tight Boois.-A physician in New ork
saws that during the past week he has attend
ed four cases Of apoplexy caused by wear
inc fisbi boots
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1aT MERCHANT

The New York Express thus elegantly
sketches the character Of the merchant :
{" The merchant is the great Pioneer Of
Trade and Commerce, who stand upon the
look out, and marks the signs Of the times.
He throws his horoscope over The yas'ness
Of the sea, and takes note Of the wants Of
all toe lands. The ship is his winged mes.
senger-oceans aud rivers ara bis cansls.
The world is MS boundary. The flag OF his
own home he sends 10 triumph from The M.
merous hatbours under has eve, whefs the
galley oil the phpncians ouce Heated, or
the canoe Of the savage a!snc had sway
He introduces his counrrymcn TO all the IA.
TONS OF the eeIth. Now he Is in Muscat,
anon 10 Chlil--lsden here with the teas and
silks Of China, and there with the logs and
lumber Of the East, His eve, too, - ever
upon the land where he lives, and II IS hi'
pslde and his boast 10 sggrandlzs Il 10 the
eve of the world. Raj roads are traced
out al hls bidding. Canals are made TO g
over rivers aud rocks. Ills STRAIN mcss-n,
gers stem The srsng,h Of our rivers Ills
wand stretches over The face OF Agriculture
100. The farmer smiles 81 his presence
Tosas aud villages sprae up ., his com
maud. lie makes all TO laugh and TO snilc
wherescsysr be is
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NOTICE.

ENIiE subscriber feels
sMe@e Il confident tina, he
49, -E-s-s. can accommodate the
cnizeus Of Charlotte and the public gener.
ally, fully as well, il not better, Than some
others 10 Charlotte who have HORSES 10
hire, DC, as he has prepared himself ioI
that purpose. on
sJrlv H. 1887. f51
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Fourth Of JAiy.-Ws happened TO DC IN
a vlIlsgo IN TIE upper par, Of North Carr
lna, upon tho recurrence Of tho Ann,ver.
sary Of our Freedom, where no arrange.
menis for It's celebration had been made. -
Suddenly, the solemn lolllng Of the village
bell was heard, and, upon iuquiring the rea.
sou, we we're Informed that an old Rcvelu.
ii0uary soldier was ringing The KNrLL Of the
Fourth Of July. Not fully understanding
this explanation, We afterwards inquired 81
thc old veteran himself, and he answered.
SIR the FOURTH OF JCLV Is DEAD, ard |
could 10, suffer It TO bc eniombcd, without
paving !, the last tribute which the living
csn bes,ow upon tbs dead" Upoa sayiag
this tho venerable man len US, evidently
struggling shh strong ernoi,ons-and we
We retired 10 our room, and passed the re.
uaipder Of ihs, day, deeply rnednatms
upon the extraordinary declaration, " hs
Fourth Of July IS dead - Wing. adv,
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Lord North frequently escaped the sar.
casms Of BIS oppnnenis 10 long debate, BY
gong to sleep, leaving Sir Gesrge Cooper
10 note down ans thing be might BE- requlr.
ca 10 answer. During a debate on ship.
building, some tedious speaker entered on
a historical detail, IN which, commencing
with Noah's ark, he traced the progress OF
the art regularly downwards When he
came to build the Spanish Armada, Sir Grey
inadvertently awoke the slumbering premier,
who enqulrcd a, wha, era the han. gcnllc.
man had arrived. Being answered, We
are now in the r-lgn Of Queen EIizabelh, -
Dear Sir Grey, SAID he, Why not let me
sleep century or two more 7
Liring on small Heaas.--A correspon.
dent oil the Salem Gazette gives the follow.
lng as the substance OF DR.. Alcott's last
work -
." For breakfast eat two cents worth OF
dried apples, without drink. For dinner,
drink quart Of water ts swell the apples.
Take tea with friend"
Actton Preserves Hedhh.--You see men
Of the most delicate frames engaged in 40.
/ tive professional duties, literally have no
+ time for illness. Let them become idle
! let them think of their heslh---and they
/ die The rust rots Tho steel which use
preserves.
/ A Printer observing two baIlitls pursuing
an ingenious distressed author, remarked
4 that It was a new edition OF Pursuits oil
Literature" unbound bu, hot pressed.
Old Bess.--Qneen Elizabeth danced in
a masquo at Backfrlars IN her 6Slh year.
The s'ald virgin had just quarrelled with
ESSEX.
The herald., 1837-04-22
A sss usen sMSs.


L formed the Com. DIV of ' " - -
PLEASANT NEIGHBOR-Ch istophar Styan Mr. 4 acida
Nancy Strap Mrs Vernon. ''
Alter which the Playef
LA BAYADERE-Z Zoie M lie Augasta-r,tm, Nj. Ka,,-
Nuke Madame Ouo. ' ~ 49,
10 conclude with the Farce or
sCAN MAG-Mr Singleton, Mr. Pacilc-Elvari Sin NJ,
Masan-Mrs. Caudls, Mrs. h,atley
noor. oI at et Performances al
boxrs ~; pit SO cts Gallery %
A MEk1CAN THEATRE. 30 y ENY-M
sened The Drama Of " - -
NohMAN LESLIE Leslie, ssott-Fredcrick AIor.
Ton air Fynn-Lousa, Miss Wa mg ~
Atg v n ca he Spectacle of
Nazeppa, MIR j. Scott-Prcm slasis Mr. Smith
zsmod Mr. cony-unot, Mr. Blanchard -oln.ka Mrs Bar
Doo,sop nat hall and performances Will nj
.ocA M Dove. .o-Pn 87.-Gallsry % cents.
k'HANh Nh LIN THE A. a E..-TIIIs EyENIN1; u,II -.
L present d he Drdms Of ~ " ""A>'''" "'''e
Ms Preston. ~ - ''' f'"e''"'
To include with
MEG MuRNocK-Lod Fitxarraa Mr.. W. sefton-Meg Mur.
mock, Mrs. Sckney e '
Do,fs performances Commence at oc,ck pre-
cisey, Boxes 80 cents: Pit 9. Wv
NATIONAL THEATRE This EVENING, will be
l Y presented the Tragedy OF ~ -
ROMEO AND JULILT-Roreo, M IS Cuslaa,.-Julet, Mira
Flynn.
To conclude with Bmesqie, cal ed
LA SOMNAMBuLA TRAVEs re -Rodolplo, Mr. Taylor
Llzzy, Mrs. fhornp.
Boxes SIP 90 cents Gallery 37t cent?.
IL Dours Al b o cpch-PerlO
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prLIaIOus NOTICE.

r The Tcan Lecture The Book of hevelttn VIII he de-
cred tom,r syeang, usrs DAY. 2d ns' m the Me ting
Room. i1s Lsurens street, At half past O'Clock,
b5srf And ypn he the fourth senl Ihsal the
voice fourth beast ,ynr crentre say Come and see
him Death, and hcl followed with h,m And pwtr was
CIV ua,sh- Eut part of toe earth y XII WITH tbc
and with and with dyuh, ana With ihn beasts oi
W rr..- 4 .s,s fesr - - a2a.us
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New York Tea Com pany.

TO JAMES GORDON BsSNxrr. E-qSr,-H yoa really meas
what r tho alvant Of the souand give puh'v
90 this. -.
publ aud he suppl Ell with the best Teas m! Cof
fees the sent reduced prices the New York len
2i Greenwich nearly opposite Stu s
steam Refined Can Essabishcnt Teis "a. certs per
cheaper thai they canDe puc1sed
at tho above sahsh cn a. the r. owns Young iysn
sa. goS ata sdt Ire Teas together WITH oNes
Ac &C
that tho store crowded with cha ics ar'i
and wc hav fond the heye ibey
NJ cent reas aadC Codecs. JOHN u UDBURNC,
Selectofo OF II, Ne f.rthe Co~npnry,
~ N. 994, N large berh figures Gse Nc do.r as2Sr
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Ss.s. Hs s TSs:
ner on Ma,anzas Taylor. b g Usage, Mason
rs%i% &c sSi nsss Sfs s,D ii 2"s II
s' Slsea sa% Mssssad syn i
sd T'A ss. .e S. Ss;s :As a"pk P S%sG % sn ssT
BOSTON Esehanse Churchill Plymouth Despatch csan Bran
s6ss fboa,""as Gov K:,s.ko pae ToSaseo iw Sss%ih
ship Lesnsloa, fi Liverpool March with mdze Robin
aa,k j a,o rern.la-as~ssc is days, to master
Brig Hcn Tal"as Lenca Of Boton, New Orleans. 10 days
gs E.sai e New Orleans" 90 days with
Bf Empress Cummings Norfolk, days. with
srs Moes' Br.~n ca,,les.n, days, % O. Buckley
s q aasod' Trot' March Howes
schr Vigilance Bake. of Bangor Me-, Mobile la days. with
schr Aanc, Boswonh, Virginia, days, oysters to the
BE LOW shpitaIy commeras, canto,, with To,nl.
So" Booth d Edgar-aiso2 hnrs
MEMORANDA
DisaNcrsCapt Allen Of the Brooke, that
tic spoken by English ship a. II lena was
IL al, ISIS lon s,E from Manila, and had paint,
ed ports s hal lst her topmasts AMI mir Capt A.
of opinion that III, Pamue for Boston, leave
in sdays aer him. asd probably passed near the
time he did the Broosne OFT Java
Head Capt A. experienced violent gale, Dec S.
Ion T.. in whicA the above vessel must have suffered
The brig rhelc Ann Pra sailed forn the nor.
sfDcc o for Guayaa II 10 lead for cadz; wind being
light sfe carried the rocks by heavy swell and totally
lot She formerly belonged bu We theei.
o insurance Oh her.
hs5ae, April i5The brig Mcnlosh, Capt Chapm m ar
ved this day, reports the 9th nsi Cape Haeras an
BERN. brig, dlsmastsd, hug at anchor.
FOREIGN PORTS.
King ion Jam Aal ls,-sd, 3D. brig Hal fas eSren, New
bloniego bay JAM March sAr cl. Lou,a Ann Palkner
Havana, April s-sla ship India, Adams, Newycrk. The
iaanna., Ami u Brs Laurel, Wakefield, New York lds
yers cur, pql2Ar. bak Eliza, B.e,c New lat
brig Ai !, rauiicl d..
SPOKEN.
Hall from Yok, ffsew oreaasb, the yesicr rro,,
The Plato fc ma a. n, n st1r "
About Dec s ips oru, ,hp, supposed tia roria, Of
Mach 30, lion. 81 90 ship wsr.aw from New
Ap ii,, a. lon So bark ubls deys from ra
Hpr TO- wa. pa .ed brig olive by tic Emily Davis. at Phi ael
paia.
Warren Apr 10 Ar shp Hoosy Ilc,, fSm south Ail,Htic
Ocean, Feb 10, withii5o bfs ell, lbOspc ~.
PER YESTERDAYS MAIL.
Esslpcr Api ii-Ar sch Pierce Jshnssn, york-5tb May
Portland A.u l7As schr Aic't, Ior os, W York-i5,h,
bark Condor y Itch % New Yors IT, m Po. isoith, "
Halle, dc sun, Nckeson do sh Fai,hio Taylov do
cid schr Ron wn Lowell New yck; Compacc sssuow do
fal River, April AR 'oop Jcsepa Brown. brown, New
Paos dencc April is-Ar slcop srpei~ Manchester New
Nswpori, April n-Ar schr Commerce, Thbaad, Trinidad
Nof ill., April is-Ar scr Rcg,a., Ma-, from wilmius, ton
II iIamptoa Reads sclns Temont UTa, New Yosi; Glide
aii,imoc April as.-At schr Mara. wcsl ~, New York
ps Sdel s Apn ase s oo WV New Min
shore. DO $500.
New orIean., April icld brig TIN Pam, Shields, New
The herald., 1837-04-22
CIRCULAR,


~ THE COMMITTEE OF GENT lEMEN bohalf Of the
TAlOREsSES AND SEAfSTRE5SES otLis their
friend. and Tie public genea thai they have taken tho store
fs corner Q Waite srcef and Broddcov dosr william
B Asors Es1 which open, and will continue the
me1 OF Frers4 German ard Th Linens Of he most
price. nducement Gentlemen all and select
quality suit and give employment 10 those who
srn without propor of pport.
Th Committee have the pleasure onn all their ien that
they have all Nh articles of Wearing Apparel made al this
Establishment IN the peatcst aud xcept Goats which
viii not I've eaped Every otncr article Of Dres vii be supplied
a net sayag ef25 cent
Linen Musin, vcsffngs Cashmere OF and all varieties
stabr Tor Summer Clothing, either for Gentlemen
BOYS b, had nj his store
None hut q e beat of Cutters viii hr Emp Dyed
Gentlemen eths purrh tho mat the store at
puschas. the itea elsewhere and ha hors made
up nj this Establishment
The p,,cs OF Cutting PanaIoons, o5 ccns
Do. do Ncsts, - 10.
Ey description of Chdrras cohpg made otdc AMI KEEP,
hs sale
re rice .vey article will be marked in figures r order n
all may be treated the same, whether udge notal TINT will
e will patern the atte tn be made
h Gen cmen have heir clothes mended by leaving them Ia
'hc mornsng and calling for tn N IN the afternoon
mcs can b'sn work al Their fouses By
| plying above.
BY ypaofsns this Ess shmen gentlemen win make very
saving W their expentu and give employment to
eRm or bn tisnnd Keoi irius females he
snei We peaiu appeal hey have nece.ated to make
| The benevolent ot this great AMI good city
On behalf ofthe COMMITTEE,
4 n
The herald., 1837-04-22

Yesterday another day Of drvwsiness The pracpai sa
streets the heavy assest we are ina.
have ts write this and again. Ne hing
a been done relieve the merchants and u we Should
Judge from present appes nothing will be DONE Therefore
expect the distress, In the business OF our CITY,
through the co ming summer and fall The only transactions that
place auctea Merchants have all opera
tons and work to raise to their
men at the banks &c. In Dry Goods the market private
account in the like inactive The only
ons that took place yesterday at auction consisting Of
packages The goods continue be sold at
salt We have sale OF Liverpool 10 .tice at 81 80 l37a
GranWhea continues TO be sold in small lots at i5a 5o
and COOL at 80 9j yesterday 1880 bushels da aaged
disposed of at So 56 cash We southern at SO
ass
FlouThec con,u be a very limited demand for this
tielc There slight decline from former quotations. but
sa- be made Yesterday auction ice sale of lao
tagr?ls fair at TO .37l cash.
GoonThe market continues very inactive. Sales scarcely
bales day and cach day for the last three the
article has declined oara Citations fron to l2a.
FruThe following sale Of sn took place yesterday, viz
bincl boxes ~ cents 500 boxes
bunch Gomez brand at 81 so 90 days. 100 half do do Crook
nd at cents do do at 50 cash. 90 ksgs d. do a
$3,45 TO $780, cash.
Ascsn SAFES, Apr2i5 casks Russia bses al 90 70 los
oths hhd st Lgcar wine at IS 20 quarter cask' 90 as
mcnths 100 logs 81 Domingo mahogany at TO ~ cas
aud months 10 LackaWana coal al 81 boN's prohsh
Havana as halfppcs brandy ato ppe' eS a. %
10 IS bags coffee al s. sl ds molases al q cash
Receipts f Produce received down the thRvt April q
is barrels flour bansk provisions tubs butter l3o sides
sole leather; casks hasas
The herald., 1837-04-22

DERMANENTB B0AaD WANTED r,pl.
wife and child ~ ur;ov nc,.s.s, n,
hoard rvstc family, where NV rm,Je'
Location within minutes walk Of s. PALS ch rch Tbsr
furnish their " required PossessioR piyeC a. o
efoe let May Trns must be moderate Address this
ekBce, stating terms, &C.
H IsTL ES.ss CASKS Brses, amoas Witch arc
- sussbs ~ stock nsxers " be ssd nj o'clock tk
day, nj -sPeadst sAw
The herald., 1837-04-22
NEW MARKET WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND NAIL
WAREHOUSE.

ISAAC u. BAXTER & SON,
al SOUTH SECOND STREET PHILADELPHIA,
Has S sale moderate prices IIardwa Fancy
dcscrAtons
complete and general
| Edge Tools, warranted always hand. do III
The herald., 1837-04-22

t The Enrnces Torcmcn and Assistants Of the Fire ID
irtmert Invited 10 attend ting the Femen Hall,
Msnday evening ~ INST nj ocock By
quest =. L LII Is,
aol.l Ku1 ora a nd r.rp m
The herald., 1837-04-22
V0OLOGICAL INsTITUTE.-Tl

IoOsOGlCAL INSTITUTE.-Ihe pioprctors ot
- the Zsosica Institute at the solicitation Of many
ire nds ~ tins city, who prevented from the una,
n tn weather ad by the business of the elec e.
this naled eNb oa have been ed extend her
IA sr enc aud p0snrcly only week longer They thers
fore, IN compliance With the neru wis wlcy bn pci,n
o those atactofs dunR the ensuing week the
wIch ,nis been concluded fer their dcpa
Mr kenlls eel bra,d Brass Band and NJ Van Anbifl
nnined Tor tie lime, nnd will continue the perforDa
main
The herald., 1837-04-22

RY JESSE rAnsEE CADF. A-,lioaeer
large and general ocS ~ ois 70 ss Ielase cask
an assortnn&, & M sap closhing guns pistols dirk 81 Wit
,nn s.'s ssued To nd Laa,a~,
adv is. ~, -, ~ A"1S
icoa c,,Is co dozen Cot,bs - saed al alt 49,.
imaginable. -" ''hehti Cst.efji of
20so eosen Collars az BssoY,s
ana vr II, Hsnming - and G. ,,aa, ~
9Vus gross Buons Coat, Ne4 and pasr asfsan cS
whic!l will lc taken pa, Hoy aablectf ~ d.'jensAs
Also, -nuH Boxes, Pins
Also, Gerlnahr FE, ach, and Ragle Island ,a,.a,. 49,,
49,, !, :. :. :. . ma % lys
- v"tidAM McLAu.iLiN, -ct,ohtr u, Isl par, .,
Ka WILLIAM MCLHCGf.aIA.-TIiI n.v ~ :.
o., Q clock A. NJ general assor Il Ensiaud rsssh
rhte are fne Calley Stocks Collars ana 9,,s ,aI
Cloaing csmts; Wass; silyrr n pci- vi !, t. ane nnens
Sloots Jewehy, &c. &C. ~ = aha ao"
The herald., 1837-04-22

publ sale. of Hoses Carriages Harness. &c connus "a
take pace al thus well known establishment every Monday nj
h o'clock
The acst sale wi Monday, 2hnst at u osck
And all Horses Carriages Ac Intended for this sale, must h,
shown aud entered befo Saturday ncx 2.nd inst,
s'clock, y. p. JOHN W. WATSON, is Broadway.
The herald., 1837-04-22

~
nt- EAGLE COURSE.rhe Pirt spr, Meeting VIII Con
mence oa Tuesday, Aprl25th
FIRST DAY.
Sweepstakes for three old colts asd es Ahe hes
subscription $500 aca, 10 feat Sl0o four subscribers
w. MCo john H." by Henry out OF "'sss"S
per. -
james Kenla Bayh Peyion, c. b. by Henry dam
bj Eclipse. ep
Ssnsel Laird Chestnut Colt" BY Busis out OF lis
Daniel Abbott Shepherd" by Dashal dam sy lie
same Day-Parse $500, three M lie Heats free orah
SECOND DAY.
Post Stakes far year old c:s @ IN nj Files-Two mile heats
scHbcfs, Post james D. hehdal, Joseph NaH
Mater, VIM, Gibbons, p. II. Rawlctt
same Day-A Purse, $780, y ie heats
Purso $3.50 Mic Heats Entrances for the be
it the subscriber at Inc Eagle Hotel bel. lock,
preceding each The horses wi be
L n al oeock and at 3 u. N.
Tho namber Of horses training Jersey and
tho vicinity warrants US IN that the racing will be UNUSUALLY
brilliant
The rrop'eior regret that the nalemrncJ Oft thus
far has operated SO mucn against the training Tor Ions
distances as o Cause The OF their usual Four MI
OF $1,000 until meeting be early IN juno.
Trenton Aprn 10, 1897. o. BAILEY S.cet
The herald., 1837-04-22
DrTURTLE sOUP.-n

(FORGE WOODBRIDGE Will serve w al hs old quarters
NJ (Atca Iunch3 No ~ Chan brs street fine CIR rt
( h. fri a he scasonl in soup steaks at ~ O'Clock
u superior style
n miles can bc piled. a2i. a..
The herald., 1837-04-22

uS- BAGE & co.'s FASHIONABLE HATS, ~ Broadwsy,
arc the he@st durable the fashionable and the
best you believe IL, aad look at them They
tho
The herald., 1837-04-22
NEW YORK. RACES,

FRS SP X N q ME EFT n G., 1887,
WILL COMMENCE THE FIRST TUESDAY IN MAY, I'd
First Day-luesday Sweeps kes, Mile Heats for year.
En'IaLco $500. Forfeit SiO0. Eighteen subscr bers
SUBSCRIBERS.
Ko5e Iioison Games, sy Henry, or oi,he dn of MeJo
= N L. stevens Irodace Of Besey Ransom
The herald., 1837-04-22

d HEWARD.-Ran away from the sub.cnber, bl ck
- j oy, namfd JAMES JACKSON. The sbove reward bal
no will be paid who will bring hun ack
a22 Il. LORENZO DA p0STE, No a5 DIV ii.
The herald., 1837-04-22

10 pUSitION a. ASPlNNs AbL-es " d,an street ~
~ ter foi sale
Ju,,t.e psse. n 70 and 100 N boses very -ipe~or
Barley Grpasfsesh r.cafvd
Tartafis Acid ~ 50 ~ bsNcs.
s"e ar.nate o aoa IN 70 ib Jars and ieoo NJ Kegs
Vsles Oteni,rous Compound toscs and bottlcs.
Also. Suan's psnns ga. NJ Maruacturts rrces. nib
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-19
COLUMBTA COUNTY, PA. SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1881
Number ~.

He flew away, and the flower bent its head
to the ground with very shame and misery;
she was dying with thirst. Suddenly she
felt drop fall upon her bosom; it was fol-
lowed by more; and there was gentle
shower; the violet looked up in wonder and
gratitude, and there smiling, through the
trees, mingling pity and forgiveness with
its old familiar looks of love, was the star.
The flower had learnt lesson--a dear but
valuable one; and she remained constant tc
her star, and loved him better and truer thar
ever.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1837-08-19
TRAVERSE JURY.

Bloom.-Israel Wells Thomas Painter, Danie
Melick
Briar Creek.-Jamcs Evans, Jr. Ludwig Die
trich.
Mqdis0u.-Clark Dildinc, Abraham Wliver,
John p: Ewes, VIM. Michael.
Deyry-Reubin Martz, Thomas Gillin, Robert
Mckee.
Roaring Creek.-Sehastan Hover, Isaac Rhoder,
Peter Kline, Adam Marks James A. Fox, Asa I.
John, John Perry.
Catta,cissa-JoseTh Brobst, Geo. Drum.
Greenwood.-Joseph Lemon John M. Parker
Tho. Mendinshall,
Sugar Loqf-Philip Creakbaum.
Mount PieasGnt-Curtis Stattin.
Fishing Creek-Wm. Robbins, Isaac Kline
Philip Appleman.
Liberty: VIM. Campbell, John McMahen, Jacob
Budman, John McWilliams.
Mi6lin-Christian Miller.
DaNUiAe, June "a, 1887.