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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

,hrn =. made as iusePsrsbe, escape iroa Il as a
Airr 'hrir rescue, he Informed her the, sen.e Of
opf hnp~H-d hss n spp'is~ her TIA, Wv the n,siaf
,nHF Which hsd briairn them he hed iosf rvrrs d,,
r pss's'a ~ esfth tamonnliug 20 S2i oool ihAt BE-
was ~ poverty So bB very Ina bern, sa,,n,s,
strangers. with aut the means 81 rayinr 10 a anse
nra 81 'r'uas, snd PAINFUL wss th@ thanrt Of IN
atsN"n !" ln, De ohctrd 10 release Der nom i,st en-
Fasth"n' " u washer ctniec g. lare hiai sac burst
n" '-sfs 81 the very thought o. .srs'a'ian ana hske
h'n u y" Wrought was passibicHfH the p,,,fty %
ms wofla TO drfe them &, morr desperate rttentr
"ah 'na' when they hHd Suffered thus together he
assured her u the Will. nsness 10 endure NJ
sr'n-nnf n hc joy .norr than be could ernicss which
pc itt at inning her 50 willing tc ful6 her enrase.
"'ht' winch u - sid - som 20 BE- consu.nmitrd n
fact. ihai bic lady hove is hrfes g. n ,sia,s ,o,,l
SFpuoV Who reuld not BE- 81 b efeck,d and nence.
i"th who viii s7y-that "natches are MOI made in
Iitaven - Dsiagays GouAr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11
9oErMr4
The Reyel.

~ cnAKLrs ". fvIRrsr
Pass along that " o be j'ufdP'
ttruitft f1. poison ifre
Dunk and striyr Ia hauish sorrow,
There's enough for y3n and me
Dunk f5r woe lice in the bowl:
Dunk 'or angu,sh turks concealed
Dluk--nor fear 90 t1.nt the spai:
DRINK for death al,i be revealed
We "Fse,mcn 2" hicpoHd,nff
"Bf ran s'oy jaa' irieh ne cho1sct'
Then iri = dunk, nor lie 81 fearful,
Nor mind we have soul to lose.
Dtink--far sre our wives stand weeping,
And out infants cry fpr bread
In the grave lhey ~ soon b. sleeping;
Soon be NUMBERED with the dead
Dunk- for holry sires inlfcat us
To resign the fatal cpas
Dunk nor heed mothers anguish
Dnnk-an dfink damnaiien Up
DRINK for while We qpsn destruction,
O,hcfs fee. the poison too,
Yes the darts that wnund orr bosoms,
Also pierce our loved ones ,hrougn.
o. What pleasures erect thu drunkatd
Whist biissful seems H. hin extend
Thef~fore dunk, nor BE- 50 f-lriul
Drink --noT heed the pEUSKtRB's LSD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11
The oernn Deal.

Hes calmly they sleep 81 the acean Gaaf
w me sparkling grm sut thr rild-i efr.
TIE shieing sand spd ih~ giiiienug stone
Nhh ihr wealth 81 he ocfaa =, ~ ayus dosp.
Youth and brsutr, and agr sad csr.,
Have lam hem 5nwn 90 chambers there
Aho he rrenitr tud aud ihe spfesdug iiavci
Bloom SIDE - side "a tie cofal bower
Aud what 60 them is the segty iosf
IA The sargrs iash usr psthig shore D.
o. 'hs s"a.bifds shf.rk. ot toe troubled deco
Where tney lac In tae,f drrsulrs, slrePf
S'ecp On sleep o. IN Your laWly rtAvrs,
beneath the swell OF the curling waves
AID the tempest aud wind shaft the feosis m be
or toe sleePefs who rest 10 the deep, deep ga
ts~ a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11
GlIEGg1I A&1 g
Astonishing Facts relating TO a former Organic
" Grid.

D, nack'aad now proceeds 20 ,he most important
tad popular tfsHch rf his su'j,cito give d~scr'P
s-n li t.r mott Interesting t4si rsanc ''ua'ns ard
elbow that the est a. speUirs Of plants ana aniuais
viich iorn-flr aCCGp~d our planet display even "a
.st fra meats and rifles De- same uafGs 81 wisd 'u
tt1 dos "a which have been universally recognised ~
as rK,sans species of ofgauitrd beings
Ahrr giving some account ~ 'he opposed cases ~
s,s. hpt,aa bones, and ss.s1.s'.iug ihr rmltsah.r
~ tAe "iqtal Absfnev 4. ans t-sus 90 ih" human
reres throughout tie ca.irr seF's oi CrHI cal r
pilaos our author passes o. lae slucfal history 1i
iaasl organic remains-
IL - marrrl nls ih2t .sl gi s49a.u have gone On
Ia - la41y crrtlIrs 90 isnaraue- 90 thr iari nnch
4asw - fally demonstrated lll' n' sna.l part " ihr
psssut suffacs 81 tde earth anrrf tfrr i~ F'a' IS
4 rulaas thas constituted Gao PsFuiation "i Hnrifhi
sas Msny extensive g.aas sod fnrssit~ 90 1n''i ~
trg wtfr Vac great rAare-i tsusr ~ ptrcrain -
stn-faraas 40 wh.ch t4e rt'rffi r11f r 20 ef'inri
ls+s II annas snd vegetables sfs plrd iui' siuP~n
tsg nanutnrt u oi tae opFpdons " lts ah- srsti,
81 ng almsst ..aarasIgbr Priaa, ~ Ps-1 ui'e- ~
~ CT a spectacle fays CsNasr, - iap1 HE -
srbr a. thst 81 thg wreck 81 snimsi iilr iofn'"g
IA q the ~aiir' sA "a ~hch tread. q - ciulccl
9fssirain t1e sensg ION hEEafeias sllnr rc-
a. the esnae 30 waici 5000 greet edses asfs
@sE praduose TIE desPer nd .l9 the sifsiA
Nf.f Fafihs ifs higher fnwf trfne irio ihf afcLFa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11
LaploIlng Ispc.illlnn.

L = Sur Nt-cFsst.l
oa CsFc Henry, udnirhi. Avg u ir3s
:" nave lu" 'hosghi u tnght he a sAtsfActi1n to
YOU 'n hn", something definite about the exploring er
ProHnn oar siup, the hinrrnnes - 6fs ols..si,o,
~ war, at s,'l tons, oommAn ard tv hsrics N,ise,
hsQ Sh" has hads hight ,pat deuk pat upnn her
warren gives hef the sPpeafsnsr and OF the cons.
is'ls and corFtnirness ol small hea,e Her usnsi
baiAfry 81 guns frdncrd sight And eef,c.psn,.
&ng Francttn ut her compliment of upward a., ,slo
2s~ - iSs' ~ 'ao 1ding sisfE gs,ie-ys AZ :, t,,,,
We nave ma. aud aHs Asfhss-hs. a.. ..-.-..
wa " Hudson, ESQ oommsnder, ~ a second cl.ss
Hl"of OF war, oi the construction tons kn,
lhen-the same reduced battery crew Of 100 men IN.
emdng three scientific gentlemen The spore shrp
heel, A. II Long, ESQ commander ~ 40 tons hu,.
ben, hassH guns aud - men and the feenainins two
ct tee scientific corps The big Porpose licut Cad.
waller ibnggold. Esq commanding !, 900 tons he. 4
guns and % mrn and officers IN all There ste piso
~o pnt boat schoouets recently purchased Iat. tbe
New Jersey snd Independence IT youf port The first
n'w called the Sea Gull commended ~ passed md.
Oh p-.an James Reed, II tons burhen end las is
n'rn The second now cal e.. the FgiBg Fish con-.
manoea BY nossed midshpman Samuel Rnor Is 10
tons ana has ~ men oil told The squadron lcf ilamp.
'tn hooas this afternoon, aud oti the rteh ~
He Cape aud the pilot boat about leave rs snd seyrs
ihe lost Ink in1 hiuGs ~ 20 home aud native land
he squadron make, fine. itnpoainr appearance We
hav" Gne btr, and al cheerful and happy as
could Doe expected 10 The circumstances The rsp.dr
ton Is NOW aitiy of and you may tender DOR country
men our snocfe aud hearty inrew ol and eonerstuia
tons on the occasion
Ia great haste, your obt sery't.
JARED l.. ELLIOTT
Lddcrs Of the New York Tmes, sc.
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Family OF snvasc> In Yves, Jotscy--soadcu
Denfh.

On Saturday morning last. tho body Il Mr. Jcreeish
bacon was found lying near well on his frm 81
distance from the house which be- lived It's sup.
posed he fell dead while m the act of pumping some
wairr as one Of h,s hands ETH r,sled the pump ban.
die
The subject Of thus notice va. We believe one Of the
oldest native inhabitants "a HepeWei township anr
with another brother and sisters has t~sided On the
estate leit them by then nthrf, since bis death
which occurred many ,rots ago terry much IN the same
the he being found dead m tie fed T he
decreased and sister who died las, sprng And al.
though thes lived more like sayarcs han civilized pro.
pie yet tie love OF money was strong with them, AND
the ouy pleasure they seemed capable Of enasiu was
that 81 boarding np their earnings
The brother and SISTER now living are incapable n
laking cate ~ ihcmsrNcs-"r twenty years more De-
has been suffered 90 wander ia the wood 10 oi
pujcf HpGliv. and whenever the cravings OF appetite
prltd, would return To the b"use, satisfy his huuprf
and 90 The morning Zee again 10 has hdlng places be-
my seldom u ever seen by the nearest euhhors The
oversrefs OF The township finding necessary. since
tive death of jeremiah, take charge of them AID their
effects he was putsacd and taken. tie thnly GOV.
cred with HAIR, somewhat resembling the OF very
od "possn and stoutly resisted every effort 20 olohc
him. and Tor several days refused 10 eat any thing
On examining their mia, rablr abode, winch
scarcely h for al swine to lave in here was loupd
~ an old chest almost without To ar lock- TWELVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS IN SPECIE, two hundred in
good bank paper besides quantity at bank notes
Nrficc into Rtre nests which were efi-ctuuy dcs
Uottd as not 10 be hhe 20 estimate their denominations
or Vaiur and several small sums of ucy have since
been found on The premise aud doubtless remains
hidden that Will never be discovered. Since the sus.
pension OF specie payments they haze sold nothing,
having an utter adherence TO shin plasters. The cal
lie aud hogs ihc fam hpye bren two 81 three times
iaiiertGin the cellar found sevetnl hogsheads Of
wheat nearly siroyed by the rats which uUmcr-
Gus aud SO venomous almost TO dispute the posses.
sion with the owners. Their property will probably
mount TO SIX seven thousand dollars. and ihe only
crtI manifested lay the Survivors, that their
cy vas taken from them.
Such is an Imperfect sketch Of ths wonderful family,
which although living Within miles of thu village
OF Budgeton, srcnst sc unknown their residence
had been IN Iowa. parallel Circumstance in all ns
paris think cannot be found in the United State
Bymgtt0n Htst JcTsey) Chronicle
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11
Cour,ship on Fragmen, Of the wreck of the
Pnlas Xxi.


S'aay int'ies.ns as wen as painful incidents CON
.ec''u W'' u' awful 1's"S'rf' are related to rs by
'o N'' "'F' 'e'' ""u D""Fets'u WIN persons saved
~ } .1' w H"on-'' o'HetS 'he '''.wihg Is
80 W. H'Ige' rom Ne" dreams ana a Mss Ons'
' ''"' wy - 'ie '"o'isi" "'a'rsi ~" "i the IN
w. W. ,PNH," W u" "t h''h "'y ABOUT
49,? "" t'' '"'N' ~ Is s'a'to 81 'h' gentleman,
- - ""s " - N'NH "'"'' i"I nan d"
- - ~ 'S ~ '"''''' s'"tn'ho"
49, ,I '- 80 ' Wv '','V VI "r 'NP"si"',
80 ' ~ ,Iu H. i ""s P'''I"Hle"
Ss n ,,,,,,, ,,t - t s,,1,o., , ",
~, ,,-te., ,n, ,ltt 49, - y ~, -
H. 49,. ,,,n,,,,,s7I ,,,u s,i,,or, iad,iai, -, H.,
bo,i IuJ, 1rh ,r,,',nsiarcs II = ns,,,rsI g. s
- b. ,,,,,,a go 80, a.. ,,,cI -, g. i,,.,f
= s, - IL ,, W. ',,' ~ ,t
r,r.fns of il, sin, s,u in th, small L,t Cr t.rv
,,., asa. .,,, ia 49,, ,tt, n ,,ls,, IA, ,,,s.,..,d
y,,r, f,,l, ,bs, or,,e,I,ur. had nj sr,d ,,,,. A.,
rested hi, nttrltou Tier proe, Tor vps lb, .ttll,,
,,Lo v,,s ,,,lk,,, an d.rk and tl,,, ,y.,t-.,,d H.
srri, l,,,r,i, Ge, 10 ,,t, hrr an hoard tI ,, bn,
bat M tl, crowd and confusion he lost sigbt of her and
IA, s1.p.d .l. ,,,s win ,n1. otlcr fs,,,d Du,,,
las "a tho .,af boat siovedf 'TL, n,-
rang y,h the shfeAs aud prayers of the helpless and
drowning. lie turned away Ia dcsp tir, aud tumbled
over coil OF small topr lion. tkp The rYp,r,pg
.nark Lr,,,ti.red ,,,ain lie ,n,cLt nm The ROM
cd together a coupe of scttres@trrw them upon a
piece Of an old SAL and a small empty cask aud thus
quipped, launched upon the elemrut
|, Sls al TIDE woin of a uomcni. lie believed death
inevitable aud that ttsrt was his last grasp At he
IA, "yess,l bore hun up much better than h,. p crd
and he, WAS c.n.ony himself with hi, r,ca,r su IA a.
"
wi,n lp discovered irnar struggling 6r t.i,. almost
wunin hls gla~p tie lru his .'arK '-swlm hIf twice
tis icugt.rilcd his oUsct and rcllrhed saf io h,
rrt1 atrt,i, winch proved suifr;cuf L, sustain fI-u
non but with lh, II heads and shoulders abvr later.
IHr female vas the Young lad, Tor whom hr hii lost
a passage ~ ,ia sua, boat. She iaucied their Gua,
,yst, a b. unali, 90 supput il, both rni SAID .Yu
viii have to L., me go t. sly., ,ou,srlf ,lr rrp1cd,
We liv. or Ne d, ti.rther sonu ,i,rr they rrflrd
upon a piece Of the week probably part OF the same
a,o, al partitiop torn as.uud,r by the EXPLOSION This
with The and of the seees fastened beneath Il proved
sufficient 10 Keep them out If the water About tins
tn,. one one OF the small boats came towards them.
but already heavily loaded He impored them to take
ia the Young lads but she said ~ she could but die
he and s,v,d her life ADD she could not leave hm
Tie, Urts lad, u sea without c lea.l morsc 70 rai
a. a5ps an a. .corcin, climate me Young lady m her
ts.t ca.nr. lho utnis. j. with nothing hI-i tut
L,s sitt and a ann p,r OF uantal,uns already nat,
t.fp OF Tine bsai hch bore them all 40 qIlrt ard
saiet, bit a half hour before nothing was TO be seen
bot scattering pitce, 81 ilir wreck 'Gh- small boats
w,re GA tarf va, ioaards tr snare their "@n craft
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

fhfHolasna About noon on "Wednesday last a cloud
OF grisshorpffs passed this city. 1het cotts.
"as from northeast 90 southwest. A. We did not So.
HE Whole 81 tie pfucssston cannot slate how loo
ihey were 90 passing, or the ohjrot oftbs journey bg
from u'r nyEads which blsking 10 The r1ys oTtb.
sun when our attention called 70 ibefn VIZ snppc,
ed they had assembled 90 hold rfauo Jubilee or ,,
vest home, alter thr drpradatious They have oo1nted
The appearance 81 these insscts HE saH,ylt va.
singular ana b~aguiui Their glossy transparent ~nr.
shnne I@r stars and Their t~inkng completed tie h.
.us,oa H. lhce,e Il imagination Il lgokcd as if"ti
g,oous "rDs on nigh bid assrnlbrd a. eYee Of their
great luiuiuafv -Laacasfsr PA Jgpr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11
NUMBER 3S

va 'nsi encouraging 70 our hogss pf The h,iat. o.
N9'esuen and our Law mskrts. and th.se N ,,ls,
NpRues, nov 80 haw muoh ana hsu insrnsbiv. th.,
Fate hefe ~ ng rn ChrsiiARty a. e,,np fetssuss
'hp sHe'iy Z" government. 10 oar spcai lRhis sna
u" '"pHons, - our iegal eBaettaeni. -.'oss Of t.a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

Fub'hh yeDr D,sso'siisu - a sut was r.ea in the
Circuit Coon, Nes Yofk, ,au,- ~..ts since. b,aeglt
y hG BaR.rf agbpa Cefirg a sps acef. % zee yer
~ Ae count e eau 81 goois soI by the piainuH
3 'lt fru issn m'ntIs hfrt u dissafion a. 40 l.as
tive eti-fe nas al 4c,c p sas that na e.. bad Lr,n
publish n That dissolution, ti.e Jsfy gat~ Fercit
ef ihe pa MUD 70 The amount esinsd $th interest cd
costs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

DrsHaf.t. - Who's boy ore yeg Roy Man
rs : ~. here - yasv nanny T. hors-
u. Mhsff % year hou.-t q "a dads hnass - "hsi
ssea yopr ass 8. u Ne gets drank - Whsi 9e.s
yer i.st..sf 81 d. o. f~is afguk TO. - Js~~
shtt - lhfY sgis o. b Wy n4sr sss's 80 Az
b. A--.l ~ ~ -. --at -sfntll.r-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-11

Min t3tar u she fllriafd 20 CorfsF siys ons II
Hs4gutails 80 puwpsIn sfne shi-h gfarss1 fsst
tsi Boz taa b~rr 90 grd 0" ctsin it Hp, g. krFp from
r4an'as nto 600 Stale % issssrhus.,ls Why not 10
a snd tsen eeiehfa,s HanssgvibE along ths hns
nrEl i4'.. Il would BE- good idea
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-06
SwaiIsl's IsanaCea.

Carpenters Saratoga Powders, SciGletz Pow ders
Extract Of Boneset
Of Safsaparilla, Cubcbs aud
Copsiva,
of Toln,
Of Bnchu,
81 Pmkro1t,
Preccpt. Evfact Of Bark,
Compound Syrup Of L,verwor',
Compound Cerale Of Copalya.
Pills.
Gallaghan's Fever and Ague Pills,
De. Peters do.
DR.. Lees do.
De- Beckwilh's do.
H. Cook,s dn.
Rfrndrd's remedy for Borei Complaint,
with a variety OF other Patent Medicines.
Also
An assortment of Paint Brushes.
WILLIAMS Il BOYD.
Chqrloiis, Nareb II, 1888 egy
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EZRA III. ANDREWS,
Surgeon Dentist.

NAkES this meihod Of informing the
citizens of Charlotte and the adjacent
country, that he IS prepared TO perform any
operation in his line. He will attend, when
ever desired, at the residence of any person
wanting hls services. He is absent at pre-.
sent, bu will be in Charlotte again IN the
course oftwo or three weeks. Applications
left at Col. VI. w. Alexander's Hotel, or at
DIR. Happoldt's Office, shall rect with
prompt attention on his return. Tie enter.
,alns the hope that he can give ample salts.
faction IN the discharge OF bis professional
duties. HIS charges will he moderate. As
a stranger, need only refer To the subioned
Certificate which the MedlcaLgentlenian has
afforded.
CERTIFICATE.
From my acquaintance with Ezra III. An.
drews, Surgeon Dentist, and knowledge Of
his operations, derived from individual cy.
perIence and observation, have 40 hesl,a
lion IN recommending him as worthy Of pat
ronage. HIS operations are performed with
deS'erIiy aud facility on the par, Of the o2er.
atnr and with scarcely any pain iu,he patient.
JOHN VI. HAPPOLDT.
Charlotte, Narci 2ist, 1855 1872
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rCaf <Gip Of COED. FFFE's.<
and rdlnabie Property.

. ytrlus of Decree 81 tire Court 81
4 Equity 81 Necklenhufs county, made
the Vew of determining several con
~ interests, ! shall 0ll on the 30h daN
Nay land continue the sale from day To-
\ nalil oil IS snItl u the NJ. Ca'harne
r. near Charlotte. \. g., II puhtc SALE,
/ entife estate and interest 81 the Mrckien.
/ !, Cold Mining Company bet under the
ft"r Of said company, besides lhcir lease
= estate 10 the Capps Nine. The ssld
L @'ii elubrace their lnterr~, and lenses
F. CaIhaune's Millsand Charlotte MINE.
leiher with their right aud shares and
r. Of various other mining properties N
r'uniy OF MeckIcuhurg, lnclud,ng se,e.
Engines and other Machinery, and ml
+ supplies. The sale Will also include
P"s, Oxen, g.. Terms viii b. more ~
Fllls stated al the time OF sale but fur
greater portion Of the purchase money,
|'edd OF one year ~ allowed, bN g der OF
Court, the purchaser giving security.
|. ALFRED VI. BURTON, Trustee.
Ilor'h27, 1898 tgy
The Raleigh Register and National
|ehgencer Will plcasr insert the above.
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For Sale.
1000 lbs. @upcriine FLOUR,
LIB Barrels do.
Ait OE Lard.
TAYLOR & CHAFFIN.
March 81, l-1s gU1
The Charlotte .S0cLy GfHb
RACES.

WILL commence on .iue sday, the lst
" day of May next, aud probably con.
tinue all the week.
Isi day, s~eepsiake for years old,
mile heats-en,raaec S5O--hal' torfeii--to
close the evening before the race.
I'd d,y two mile hra;s.
81 nay, mtlr heats--irce for any horse.
The I'd aud 81 days the Club ~ril furnish
the Purse-amoun. not yet known, but ex.
pecied TO b. $500 each dsy.
The proprietor resides within few hun.
bred yards OF the tract, and j. we'll prepar.
ed Ia accommodate all vino may call on hun
Sllh the best the country affords, and on
good terms. He has good large and dry
stables, sutiicen for the accommodation OF
. ~ 80 horses.
We anticipate very interesting week
rom the number of fine horses now IN tram
tng--fhe course will b. IN first rate order
a Is undergoing entire alteration and repair.
Gentlemen OF the Turf aud all others fond
81 tins truly rai,oual amusement, may rea.
sonably expect a pleasing and interesting
meeting.
WM S. NORMENT, See'y
Ngisk "a 1895 E5
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r. !. HoIton, Proprietor and Publisher.
TERNlS:

|rwo DOLLARS. II paid in advance.
|rro Dollars and fifty Gents, if not paid within
Ite months.
{lbree Dollars, if not paid until the end Of the
H. PAPER discontinued until all arrearages are
n esccp, at the option Of the Editor.
inserted al One Dollar per
r. sr tho FIRST insertion, aud % cents tor each
[,ipuance. Court advertisements and Sheriff.
4. charged IS per cent. higher; and dedoc.
a. 33I per cent. viii be made from the rega.
|,,ces. for advertisers BY the year.
ky,ut-Major n. ". Cochran is appointed an
r., for the Journsl. and is authorized to receive
Lev and give receipts in my name. I. J. u
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Drugs and Medicines.

ahIch, Win lhe sluck received u Febluary,
makes large and general assortment CON.
prlSug aim st every article IN the .hdterid
N,dicd. We uow otter them, either hole.
sale or retail, upon reasonable terms, aud
nish Physicians aad planters TO call and ex
am,ue our stock. All orders from Pbvsl.
ctaus or others will meet with promp, atten.
ton, and be thankfully received We feel
confident We csn do well BY them. We
deem It unnecessary TO mention every ar.
uclc, bu; will name few IN eur list,vlz:
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Wanted.

SUPPLY o Young CATTLE for
which the cash will be- pad, II de
RED at Tho. Gpudlakc's house. 'out miles
n Charlotte, on tn Bo4l,ies Ford road.
!. tho. w GOODIAkE.
ia'eh q. is3s. ~
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or. sSrer TOO tate 10 do GOOD!

FHNIlls subscribers respectfully inform the
~ Cmzns Of Aecklcnhurg aud other
couottes tina, thcS have just received an
additional SUNNY nC
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NOTICE.
WOOD.

IyHE snb-cuuc,- respectfully inform the
CIR rs If Charlotte, that they ex.
/, 10 haul sood to Charlile all Sunmer,
\ uiIi furnish at NIL times II p~~ibic -
k4y SlIl also keep on hands Lumber
ah,ch they eiIi sell boa for Cash Thy
J. inform persons that wish Ia build Log
rIscs--ihai 'hcy can accommodate them
b. usaber. They ~iIl as" furnish y ards,
H. +. a. ". BOYD.
.Nsrti. 2-iA 1888. ri
y B Cab lriA be erPeeied when called
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-06
Flee Dollars Esetraf9s.

" nAN SAW Al from the sub
k4bA scr.bcr on the 23i INST,
MN abound free woman bv The name
I{W Of SALLY about five feet :
AEE or 10 Inch,s high, 10 yeats old,
s'Sn dark completed, and had on
Fea 'h' i,ff either homespna or dark ca.
Fofrock Irpect she has gone 10 CabeT
+ county. J foregarn all persons from
|roorl@g or keeping her, as intend 10 pue
'dt N force against oil those offending.
hoerer wiH deiiDtr fhe sad girl 10 ne,
'aH hdpe The ADORE repard an mg thdnkS
:. JOHN RUUCllE.
Marsh 20, 1888. 100
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DIR. WIN. T.. Jennings

DIR. WIN. II. Jennings
- kpE>pEI GULLY ininrns
-. ~ The public that he hrs lnrat.
E.ya q himself at b. late residence og
- A rha. II. Robinson. Ia Cabarrus
! N, tso nlles saulh west &c Poplar feu'
Eofch, and two miles north ca, 4 Mil
fgS. and tenders his services IT, ihr pfac
Il II Medicine. tie - determined that
charges shall he mod rate IL mas
la1s he Gand at has residence except
'n professionally engaged.
frrs 20. Is3s. 9lH
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-08-04

One day Mr. CpRRAN said to Father
O'LEARy, the well known Roman Catholic
Priest, "Reverend Father, | wish that you
were st. Peter" "And why, Counsellor,
do you wish that was st. Peter?n asked
O'LEARY. Because, Reverend Father,
IN that case you would have the keys Of
Heaven, and could let me in" "By my
honor and conscience, Counsellor" repli-
ed the Divine, sit would be better for YOU
that ! had the keys of the other place, for
then could let you out" CuRRAN enjoy
ed the joke, which he admitted had good
deal of reason in it.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-08-04
THE RULING PASSION.

A Fact.-In one of the large villages
on our Western frontier, during the high
excitement of mad speculation, father,
whose better Judgment, like that Of too
many others, had become carried way by
the specializing mania, and whof lad en-
tered deeply into the purchase i1f "half
lots" "centre lots" and "ccrnlr lots ?
1.-THE last Of which are even the9 pceula-
tors favorites,) while caressing RssIittle
hlue-eyed, Laughing daughter ons Syening,,
after having almost smothered her with
parental kisses, and having exhausted the
whole catalogue of fender and loving cpl
thets, as expressive of the ne plus ultra of
a fathers love, at length exclaimed, ooh,
how | do love thee, thou little corner lot?''
Ere. Jour.