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FaK raE cnAkLnrrE JorRNAL.

Mr. HoiteH AZ you have Published an extract,
respecting a Esw discovery IN extracting teeth,
sals to be made by Dr., Caldssll, aud at the same
time indirectly endorsing At as fact.
The DIR. It Is said has discovered q igamsHf
which hslds the Tooth In It's place in the law that
IN extracting teeth, the excessive pain of the oper.
alton is caused BY breaking this llgament; that
by dividing Il with knife, which is mol painful.
before the application Of the drawing instrument,
the Tooth extracted with very little eIerllou by
The operator, and very little pain 10 the patient,
and thai he discovered this hgamsni in attemp,,
Ing to extract the tooth Of a horse which resisted
repeated applications OF chissi aud maitet t'!D
bat winch almost dropped out AFTER he has divided
the gum with the penknl(s.
As we see pohng impossible in the alleged
aIscovety, we do not deny the existence of such
hCaMsnt, though We believe II imaginary. But
admitting It's existence, We de not believe II very
important, in REFINING the tooth, or that the rup
tnfs of causes the extreme pain OF teolhdrawisg
Il II exist, why has 1t not been discovered be
fore When We consider the extteme mInutesess
OF oHatsmtcal Investigations ia every part OF the
system. and the multitude Of discoveries a-ong
parts much more minats than this hqqmeat can
be- we are surprised that il should have soen syer.
looked till this late hour This srgumeHl against
the discovery is no, conclusive, but has much
force on the subject Of anatomy; fer nSthlng has
been more thoroughly Investigated than the struc-
ture ofths human system. Besides THE objection,
We offer another as conclusive. Nature never
works by halves, aud therefore never makes any
thing without also making every thing necessary
TO gts il full effect. A hgsm,nt IS always attach
cd 10 bone, aud nv process or projection OF the
bone, made purposely Tor receiving 1t Whoever
will examine a human tooth, will find that the
neck or portion between the endmslisd or exposed
part, and the fang. or portion iuscrlsa Ia the jaw,
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Is perfectly smooth, without, the least process for
holding hgsment. Nov, X the lieamen, be a
part OF the gum, as is alleged, il must be attached
TO that part Of the tooth encircled BY the gum,
which is the neck and II there be no process for
hoid'nr II there, analogy says that il does not exist
fsfhsrmore: Nature does nothing unaecessa-
riy, and therefore would not adopt two contriyan-
ces for retaining testk in the Jaw, when one was
sufficient Whoaver.wil bxsnine the teeth in a
Skull perfectly dry, and from which every thing
but bohe has been completely renewed, will find
that he cannot extract any Of the teeth without
great force all Of them being retained by the adap
talloa OF the fangs to the sockets This is parli-
culary the case with the msisr teeth or grinders,
with double fanss, which fangs are again subdivi.
ded. These fsngs divsrge to an extent greater
Than the ortice Of the socket, consequently, ons OF
these teeth caHnst be drawn perpendcuarly with.
out Breaking the fangs or the Jaw. We should
hardly suppose that nature after using these efici-
ent means tor retaining the teeth 10 their places,
weuld rely mach on a ligamsnl so small as to have
remained undiscovered until tai, late day, after
century Of the NEST minute investigation ia ana.
tony.
But admitting the existence Of the ligament,
&c see ne great importance in the discovery. We
have already shown that it must be minute, and Of
hiue OF no use IN retaining Tue teeth. Therefore
the breaking OF II cannot require much force or
produce much pain. Besides, if the use Of this
ligament be merely ahe retention Of the teeth, il
does no, need, and therefore would no, have much
sensisillty Hence the same difficulties 10 draw.
Tag teeth aust be referred to seine other cause
Bot after the subject is stripped OF ali quockery
ana Pretensons, We believe that The disc0uery
be Sonsthlng very simple, and not uery neo The
bieUspid or two fnged teeth, beta cen the grind
ers aud eye teeth. may BE- lifted perpendieuarly
rem their sockets, without causing much pain,
where the fsngs dverge but little, and with vgry
slight OF no curvature, If the gum be first careful.
iy separated from the whole meek Of the tooth
lhs Instrument for this purpose is somewhat like
an awl, tsna which is to be found 10 the hands a
all teeth Doctors in this secien) and is inserted
between the iangs. A slight turn Of the instru
meni, accompanied with slight pressure upwards,
o. iting, causes the teeth steal FROM the socket
with very little pain. II the discovery be more
than this, we should be pleased to learn IL for dis
co'eries 10 anatomy tia, diminish suffering Ia
surgical operations ought ts be known by all prac.
tiloBefs especially, aud BY the public generally.
We will believe Ia the existence OF the lirames,,
when We see II demonstrated in dissection, by a
skiliul aHst0nIa Till then, We must BE- alloTea
10 call II B,g0nshiHe. NJ
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Gen. Bdrrtngr.-We have been graft.
fed TO take again by the hand the former
interchangeable, faithful and able representa-
tive 10 Congress from tins district, General
Daniel l.. Bdrrinser, 9he after his defeat
IN 1888, lett this country aud settled 10 Bee.
ford county, Tennessee. When he took
hls departure from among US, his health
was 50 feeble, that but few, If any OF his
friends, ever calculated on its restoration.
Eu, now, on a visit TO his relatives in this
state, and to the theatre where he acted
tor lnng period so Conspicuous part, We
are rrJolced 10 fad hun a bale, hearty man,
ana as uncompromslng as ever 10 his sup.
port OF the great principles of the constuu.
ton. We hope yet again to see han IN
public hle.-kaieish Register.
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Public Sale.

TVHE subscriber triH sell on the Sd of
IL December nert, at Public Sale,
3 Head of Horses, . Cons, 10 Hogs,
Fodder and Hay, ThreShing Mdchine,
Household and kuchea Furniture, DC.
lie also ,risheS to dispose Of has plantd.
ton, containing 1870 acres. On the pre-.
misses is good buildings, and also an ercsl.
lent Orchard. The place is healthy and
has good wdfer,
ADAM SILER.
Nou. 10, 1893. 1926
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 the Mbocriber,
"A are requested TO come forrsrd imme.
didtely and settle their accounts either 5y
payment or note. During my absence at
Raleigh, / shall ledre my Books and Ac.
counts IN the hands Of Mr.. VIM. Alexander,
(Merchant, Chariotte,) rrho is fully author.
lied 10 make settlement and grant receipts.
STEM. FOX.
Nsu. S, 1898 t426
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC.
tober Term, 1888.
John ]. Blackwood, Agent of the Bank of -
The State of North Carolina at Charlstte, sS
as. I'D
Henry BluRsell and others, members of the
Anglo American Gold Mining Company
Levied on the Washington Gold mine tract, on II
mile Creek-on the Alexander Gold mine tract.
adjoining the lands sf Dsvd Parks and others
also, on a variety Of Chatte property, consistinv
of , Steam Engines, Gold Mills, mining tools, & c,
1T appearing To the satisfaction of the Coprt
IL that Henry Bundell, William Smith, James
Nagnus, Henry Heathorn, George Lon-s,afr.
Solomon Cohen, Abraham Harris, Samuel Mac
aus. Charles Bond, Abraham Hart and David Wi
son. members OF said Angle American Gold Min.
ing Company, are not inhabitants of this State.
Ordered, therefore, that publication be made SIR
weeks IN the Charlotte Journal for the said defsu.
dsnts TO appear at the next Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions to be held for said county, at the
Courthouse in Charlotte, on the 4th Mosday in
January aext and then ard there plead or reple.
w, Otherwise Judgment by default will be entered
against them.
Witness, Brady Oates, Clerk Of eur said Court,
at Office, the 4th Monday OF October, A D. 1889.
b. OATES. C.C,C
Price adv, So, t429
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3 Nisnsripp' .-A slip from the Office Of the
Southern Argus announces tWo elections Of Repre-.
sentsuses N the legislature, 10 I'll VACANCIES J
which resulted IN favor Vi the Wing candidates,
IN Iosndss and SoIusbee counties. These slsc.
tons the Editor appears To consider as settling the
question Of the election " Wig ScBlor Of the
United States. to succeed Mr.. Tfottsr, one OF .hs
pressEl Senators from the State Of Mississippi
Nat Intel
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Qtarter 81 sSiOns, DC.
tober Term, 1888.
Taylor d Chsfiin
Powell Ouon.
Levied on an unfinished one horse wagon also le.
wed In the hands of Isaac Spencer and him sum
noned as GaFnishee.
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
II that the defendant is not an lrhabi,anl OF this
STATE, Ordered therefore, that publication be made
SIX weeks IN the Charlotte Journal, for the said
Poue Orion to appear at the next Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to be held for said county,
at the Courthouse in Charlotte, on the Alb Monday
In January next and then and there plead or re-
pievy, otherwise judgmea, by default will be en-.
tered against hun.
Wltness Brady Oates, Clerk Of our said Court,
al Office, the 4th Monday in Otober, A. d. 1888.
B. OATES C. c.
Price adv. $50. 1929
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vrw JERsEY-ALL RIGHT.

q. have at length the official report from
Jersey, which gives the Congressional
~ y, 70 ,he Wings. The following is de.
Fl' u upos BY the Governor and Council.
w makes all New Jersey Wing; Gov.
( ..s,' Legislature, and Congress;
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Some one has defined kiss to be "the
striking Ct two fats against another THIS
now and then occurs on the Mississippi
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STATE OF NORTH. CAROLIN4.
MECKLENBCRG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Qaarter Sessions, DC.
tober Term, 1888.
Jehn Harris, administrator OF James
Harris, deed. OririnaI


Harris, decd. Original
rs, Attach
The President & Directors of the North Alent.
Carolina Gold Mining Company.
Levied ON the SmaTtt mine tract Of land, contain.
ing $40 acres, lying on the waters of Crooked
Creek--on an undivided interest in the Lemmon8
mine traot-on the Crogell tract, containing 100
acres-on two tracts of S acres each, near the
town Of Char lotte-on the Henderson mine tract.
containing 325 acres-en the Hipp mine tive tracts,
containing 40 acres-on the King mine tract,
containing 40 acres-en the Summerville nine
tract, containing 10 acrss-alss on quantity Of
Chatte property.
TIT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
- that the defendants in this case are not inha.
hltants of this State Ordered, therefore, that pub
LEGATION be made six weeks in the Charlotte jour
nal, for them to appear at the next Court OF Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, 10 be held for said county,
at the Courthouse in Charlotte, on the 4h Mos
day in January next, and then and there plead or
replevy, otherwise Judgment by default will b
entered against them.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk of orr said Court.
at Office, the 4sh Monday of October, A. d. 1888.
B. OATES, C. &C.
Price adv. s63 1929
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC.
tober Term, 1888.
John Harris


President and Directors of the North .
Carolina Gold Mining Company. "'eH''
Levied on the Smart mine tract, of land contain.
ing $40 acres, lying on the waters of Crooked
Cteek-on an undivided interest 10 the LemmoHd
Mile traction the Crowe tract, containing 100
acres-on two tracts Of acres each near the lawa
Of Charlolte-on the Henderson mine tract, con-
tanning 325 acres-on the Hp2 mine two tracts,
containing 40 scres-oh the King N ire tract con-
aiming 40 acres-on the Summervllle mine tract,
containing ~ acres-also, On a quantity Of chat
tel property
I'll appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
- that the defendants in this case are not inha-
bltants of this State Ordered therefore that pub-
heation be made six eeks in the Cha tlotte jour
nal, for hem tie appear at the next Court Pleas
and Quarter SESSIONS, to be held FOR SAID county,
at the Courthouse in Charlotte, on the 4'b Men.
day IN January next, ana then aad there plead ~
rePlevy, otherwise judgment by default will be
entered against them.
Witness Bralv Oates CLERK of eur saiG Court.
at Office, the Alb Monday Of October A. d. 1888.
b. OATES, e. c c.
Price adv s6}. 1929
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MAHRIEu

Al Benton, Mississippi. on the 10th ult, by the
Hon. K. g. Campbell. Mr. ]. II. FLANAGAN to
Miss ELIZABETH CARTER. All OF Benton.
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Coho1.-Sales IN tins place at Otto IL
Al Charleston sales of last week abau.
5000 bales, at . 10 Ii cents, Of which 2247
we're al l33. At Augusta, the arrivals b,
wagons amount 10 abou, 800 bales per das
and sales from | to Is cents, principally
IL TO IL la decline OF c. Al Columbia
9to 49,. Al Columbus. Geo. 10 to IL.
The Cape Fear continues III good boata.
bic order,-Fay. OBS.
Gov. Rltner has issued his proclamation
declaring who were elected members of Coo.
gress for Pennsy wanna at the late election,
and among them is Charles Naylor. This
settles MIR. Charles Jared lugersolI.
Arrlrdl Of Specie Half million of
Dollars IN specie, part OF the loan negotiated
by Gen. Hamilton tor the State oil South
Carolina, has arrived at Charleston from
London. 1t will form part OF the Capital
Of the South Western Rail Road Bank,
Which will soon be ID operation.
Duelhas.-Two seconds 10 a duel at
Wimbledon, England, have been tired and
found guilty OF wliul murder. Their lives
will be spared, the sentence OF death having
been mtIgated to Imprisonment for a nun
Der OF years. A few such examples would
etieciually eradicate this fashionable crime.
lib.
Important Constitutional QuestiOn.-We
learn that case has been made IN North.
ampton, with the view Of bringing before
the Supreme Court the decision Of the qucs
ton, whether State residence and the pay.
ment of TAX entities the person to vote for
the Commons IN any county in which be
might a, the time be resident ?"
Judge Saunders held that the payment of
tax and twelve months residence IN the
county, immediately" preceding the day
of election, were necessary to quality the
party to vote. From this decision there
is an appeal; so that the Supreme Court
will have the opportunity of settling this
much contested quesllon.-RGl Standard
Capital CONNECTION. AT the last term of
the Circuit Court Of Pope county, Arkan.
sas, man banned William Brown was tired
on an indictment, charging hum with the
murder Of his wife, Mary NJ. Brown, on the
lith June last. The principal witness
against the prisoner was his daughter, a
grl Of about A years old, whose testimony
was, however, so conclusive that the jury
we're out but few minutes ere they return.
ed with a verdict OF Guilty. Sentence Of
death was pronounced upon the convict in
accordance with which, he was hung on the
| 9th OF October.
This man moved from Cabarrus county An
account Siths nurder vas published in this paper, /
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Great Sale of MOrus Multicaulis.-T
New York Star gives an account Of sale
OF Morus Multlcauis trees at auction on Fri
day. The crowd was SO great in the auc.
ton room that purchasers could not get
view of specimen bundles Of trees. The
prices ranged from IS to % cents per foot.
Some very large trees, three or four years
old, SIS each. The cuttings sold at 81 TO
4 cents each.
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.V'tUS. CGHdy. Wine,

and all other articles in his line. He hopes BY at,
teuton to business TO receive share of the public
patronage. WIN. PHILLIPS.
Nor Is, 1888. t426
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" irWcurrently reported here that the Re.
preventative Of this Congressional Distric,
has Changed bis opinions concerning Mr..
Van Buren's leading measure, the sub.
Treasury, and is now in favor of il. If so,
ne no longer represents those By rhom he
ras elected, and should therefore resign.
H. on the other hand. the gentleman be mis-
represented by these rumors, il is due alike
to himself and his constituents to contradict
them. The Wings of this District cannot
and VIII not sustain any man who is 10 ia.
YOUR oil this runous measure, or whose spin.
ions are at all doubtful on the subject, and in
their name we protest in advance against
any act or vote oftheir Representative which
may tend to its consummation.
Spectator.
1.-THE Raleigh Register cont,sdicts this report
on what II deems competent authority, and states
the tuFsor is altogether 1nfounded, and that Mr..
Shepherd is now, as he uniformly has been, oppo-
sed TO the "unlried expedient"
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Land for Sale.
New Concern /!

HNHE subscriber having purchased out Mr.,
Ia VIM. Hunters Confectionery, respectfully
isforms the public that be will constantly keep for
sale At Mr.. Hunters old stand
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fVO''c Bcnefdcfors.- Every ono can
should do something Tor the Public, If
%'oIy to kick piece of orange peel into
road from the lool.pavement.
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!, w;Il be recoIIected that the Globe, Ar.
Richmond Enquirer, &c. &c. cont.
n q claim, and even now claim, New
'.s as an Administrator State, who're.
4 NV Jersey has fair Wing majority Of
I .,ds Of 1000, which have been defeated
\ s,uds q, the ballot boxes. As il is.
glory enough for one day."-Star.
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Is your powder good l' asked a sports.
y o. seller. Good indeed IT is. A
"a Of II got on fire the other day, and, be.
7, could bring paul Of water, 1t burnt
lup,'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24

PASSAGES FROM "PRErENsIoN." new no.
vel by Sarah Ilclsney, author OF the "Poetry Of
Life"
Faisehood- There arc many sins, even Of
commission, which elude our Gwn detection, from
the indefinite or plausible aspect they assume.
But direct ldsehood admits Of no palIlatlon.
II stamp, the page OF conscience with STAN no
human hand can wipe away; IT stands IN daring
opposition to the nature aud will Of God f; and as
it rises IN the vault OF heaven seems to echo back
the thunders Of the rebel army, who even then
defed the majesty OF eternal truth.
Self Delusion.- Pleased with the kltd Of ad-
uIation perhaps the most dangerous OF all to HE
ungenerate heart, Rosa took up the sublo OF re.
glon as she believed, quite seriously and she
who had been accustomed so quickly 10 detect,
and 50 thoroughly to desplse prelcnsIon IN others
became herself prcteud,r when false assump-
ton is the least paldonablu when sell de!us'on
is the most fatal N lis consequences.
The Christian Character. She saw that a
truly dlgulhed and even elegant woman, may de-
liver out tracts that subscriptions iOl religious
purposes may be collected without hustle OF BON.
basl and that SO far from the grdces Of the
mud auu person DtlIp Cart dalu'' III ho 'dSV'
pursuit o( moral aud religious good they are capa-
bic OF bring enhanced IN every chaIm by the high
er graces ofChllstian character
Teaching. 1t IL a disgrace to society IN ITS
present stage of civilization, that there Is no mo-
ney gwen 50 grudglngIy as that which Is gwen
for MAN, substantial, moral education while all
parties agree that The act Oi teaching, unrelnIt'
unply aud faithfully performed IS the most labon'
Gus Of man's llie aud It vail be 10 VAN 10 ex-
pect the price OF ,hcir labor to be raised to ITS
lust value, until more efficient labOrerS be brought
INTO the field.
Loss Of n risud--There is a bitterness m
the feelings with which we regard the voluntary
dcserton Of a once true friend, that has scarcely
its equal 10 all the unpaated draughts which we
have to drink before the cup Of lie is fully drain
cd What are the ninety-nInc warm hearts sui
left 10 beat for US and ours, II with all we possess
and enjoy. and yearn 10 impar. we cannot WI
back the hundredh. Ii is not that the value 9
that particular gem was worth the whole Of ou
breath, but It's ureparable loss has broken the CIR
Gle, and the glory Of the dIadem Is gone.
FRAvKLIN's MoRALs.-Eat not to (uIlness
drink not to elevation. Let all your things have
their places lei each parl Of your business have
its time. Resolve to perform what you ought
perform what you resolve. Aylod extremes
forbear Tcsentng injuries
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-02-24

sident, and seal Of the United States Of America,
bearing date at the CIV OF Washington. the
twenty-sXth day of January, Ammo Donna one
thousand eight hundred and thirty two, lor uegr-
tialing and concluding treaty Of aml,y and com
mefce between the United States Of America,
and His Majesty Seyed Syeed Bin, Sultan OF
Mu>cat:
Now, know We. that |, Edmund ROBBERS, spe-
cial agent as aforesaid, do conclude the torego-
lng treaty of amI,y and commerce, and every anti
Gle and clause therein contained, reSering the
same nevertheless for the final ratification Of tn"
President of the United States Of America, by
and with the advice and consent oil the Senate OF
the United States.
Done a, the Royal Palace, in the City Of Muscal,
in the Kingdom OF Aman, on the twenty first
day Of September in the year of cur Lord one
thousand eight hundred and mirty-lhree, and of
the Independence Of the United States of
America the htty-seventh, corresponding TO
the sixth day Of the moon, called lamada AIaw-
81, in the year of Auhaira (Heglra) one thou
sand two hundred and iorty-nlne
Signed EDMUND ROBERTS.
And whereas, the said treaty has been duly
ralIhed on both parts; and the respective '''"'
cations Of the same were exchanged at the City
Of MuScat, on the hirelh day of September, one
thousand eight hundred and thiry-hye;
Now, THEREFORE,, BE IT KNOWN, THAT |,
MARTIN VAN BUREN, President of the United
States, have caused the said treaty 10 be made
pubic, to the end that the same, and every clause
and article thereof, may be observed and fulfilled
with good faith by the United States, and the ctI-
zens thereof.
In witness whereof, have hercunto set my
hand, and caused the seal of the United Ltntes to
be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, this twenty
fourth day of June, in the year OF our Lord
L. one thousand eight hundred and thntyse
ven, and Of the Independence of the l.
States the siSty-6rst.
MARTIN VAN buren,.
By the President:
JOHN FORSYTH,
Secretary Of Slate.