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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

"CoEHtrRs AsD T,sEEss"--Tbs disparsving usa
q these tsfms By the Globe, "a reference the esi
liant spirits engaged The DaFkl q ouf country
brings 20 mind sDsednts touching the ~ o. tie
terms, by some Of the Epgiish tories after the
close Of e Isgoipii"nary II sss thus Not long
after the peace Of lg-3 play WAS brought DOT Con
vent GsraeB Thssife IN London, the desiga u whleh
sss - fidicUis the YaHkees-it hspp@nrd that the
~ - bai representation, nvrnhsr Of Amer.
the course ~ She play lEs army II Or Dnlted sstss
spoken Of With cnntssyi sad is Oeefs dsBounssd
81 'oosLeYs sad faiiogf. John Boil ~ course siloak
hssioes 81 points HE thf, bot his ~ss 81
hfief dufsien Ne hsd the words lasi quoted
been pronounced ihsn the fsakes hpasrssss ur
spisgibg theH hats and tEcisinng. "Gfsef Driteoa
eoagssrrf ~ sg5f'st seg qasfs. k1ssa Tho sAssi
mss - iasEinse la- flsas Tts ssss ga =
Con Ffr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
NUMBER 80

'he s'as zach has essn made up Coz the approaching
e"""t1 We me- TIE Issue thus tenssrvd--ssd ".
distinctly declare hat will sBpprft no man ~, an
ohec a., ia~ rnsalng election anoss he an un.aaivoosy
7rp'ae 10 he Sob Treasury, and IN asos 81 the IN
eensuipns ttpssl Of The Law prohibiting tho ctouls.
hon Of Small B,iis
trhis Conservative party in Old Duiehs.., to The
number Of One Iondrsd then rreon,fnen nd s,ia,
State Convention be held 10 consider III. proper per
sons 10 be Supported TOT Governor &c aud afs each
then respective signatures 10 The request,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
How TO effect the Ruin Of Child,

From The Philadelphia 0bserpp-.Nodfed
L. Let them have their way.
2. Allow them free of money.
3. Suffer them TO rove where they please.
4. Give them full access 10 corrupt companions.
5. Call them TO account for their evenings
6. Furnish them with no regular employment.
Pursue either one Of these ways and you will expe.
renee most marvellous delivefance, will have to
mourn over debassd and ruined child nine times out
of ten.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

LABOR II is 10 labor, aud to labor only, that man
owes everything possessed of eychsngabe saiu. La
Dor the talisman that has raised hm from tie condi
ton Of the savage that has changed the desert and the
forest into cultivated fields that has covered ths esr
with cities, and the with ships that has given
cry and bsTbsIism
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
"Democra,ic reactions in New York.

The Albany Argus Evening Post and other kindred
prints are continually talking about ia order
10 keep up the leo oco spirits in the Empire State -.
THIS is downright deception and fraud upon our fellow
citizens in that State. The loco oco papers must know
better. The State is Whig-all Whig-and mainly,
nothing but Wing We subjoin specimen or two Of
the democratic re actions -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
A Democ rat Dyed in the Wool.

a correspondent of the Danve Star, who styles
himselfsA young democrat dyed in the wool, says 81
have heretofore supported Mr. Jenison,' bu; he nov
comes TO The conclusion 10 support Mr Bradley. We
guess this youngser not very deeply "dyed." lie
probably dipped in the blue pot with editor
Eaton and the color has all faded oui-,ho say
he is hue enough at times.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
YGIrMIa
From ne Troy DAILY Wing.
THE MINIsTRATION.

ssw soso TO AN OLD rpsE.
Loud loud was the shout
That the Torres gave out
AZ the Hero was leaving his station,
And their fsvoriie son,
The vlei'ry had won,
That ensured them the Administration.
Then wc saw Benton hold
Up his purse fail Of gold
To da,rle the eyes OF the nation;
Saying, all paper trash
Should give way TO hard cash.
10 their glorious administration,
That the Ranks they'd upset.
Al tSe money TO get
That the poor should feel privationj
All distinctions should cease,
And the world he Al peace.
10 their glorious Administration.
So Jackson went out.
Asd the time csmo about
For Van Buren, 10 manage the nationj
When. 10 we behold,
Instead OF their gold,
lis shinpiasfsr Administration
The people looked blue,
A. well they might'do,
And each bit his lip with vcxst'on;
For tho silver and gold
Was reserved, they were told,
For the chunss OF the Administration.
Every effort was vain
Redress 10 obtain.
Thinking bat Of their own exaltation,
On the spoils TO grow fat,
L. all that's aimed at.
BY the heads OF this Administration.
For such vampires as they,
Ne'er before held the sway
or civilized land, since creation.
And never shall we,
j trust ever
Again, such an Administration.
No eel ever tangled
The iiae where he dsngiej,
A. they've tangled the affairs Of the nation
Or no uneonbed carl
Got his hair in such snarl,
A. they've got their Administration.
When they'd commerce upset,
Plunged the nation IN debt,
Spread throughout the whole land devssta tioe,
They hoped Il would seem,
By their Treasury scheme,
To prop up their Administration.
Rot. the pecple too wise
For this shallow device,
En- masse throughout the whole nation
And are fending the sky,
With the ominoas cry
or dorn, dorm soiM this Administration
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

RfIoHT pretty LITTLE brunette of fourteen wa.
Passinsslong the streets few days since, when she
was aecniYd by strange man, rather worse for LIQUOR
who lnqufed il her mother rs black as she was
81 oeLeyepo', YVES the reply "bui pray tell nae #
your father a. blue an you sre."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

We beg leave 70 call the attention Of the Albany
Argus Z, the following address. Perhaps the state
Printer when lac has read The names that are attached
vail lie willing "t0 congratulate lbs Loe0 Focos Of
Daioess upon What, sooreeiy any 0spert Of e mat
Ter, can be regarded ohsyUse than az good ytiaaaee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

RtPEoer. divine ia Kent. seldom IN church but
TigId gpkce Of the geses. having yagrsni brought
before his said, surly, ON teach you the iou you
sRgsbond, Usnant you. "lt would 10 much more
becoming answered The poor fellow, III you would
teach ge the g~spd"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

~ASnAKtsrEAHE aODEHsIzrD. Two Ioafsss we're sbout
ing the other day IN front at ''ibe bank" when onr
drew wallet from bis packet, and said "Hs who steal.
my pufse. steals fresh yes rePlrd tho other "and
he who hlcbss from you your good name takes ffon,
you what you never had 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
From The albany EDeaing jopyaat.
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC REACTION" IN
OLD DUCHESS

We take great pleasure in publishing the following
Letter from THEODORE v W. ANTHONY Tsg
OF Fishki which appeared in the last ughkeepsie
Journal Mr. Anthony isa leading Dutchess County
Republican. lie intelligent ard Influential
Jackson member Of the Legislatures of - and % -
He was an efficient supporter Of Van Buren, for Pres
dent but since the issue Of Sub. Treasury has been
forced upon him. Mr. Anthony votes Tor and with the
People. Old DG.chess tires Here is the Let,
ter
"1o The Editor Of he Journal
"Dear Sir-At the last annual meeting of the Demo.
cratic Republicans Of Fishkll, ! was appointed one
Of The town committee. From recent deyoopements
satisfied the friends Of the administration intend
10 make the Sub Treasury System test question a.
the approaching election. To that system have ever
been opposed ] cannot therefore subscribe myself
friendly to the present Administration, and wish ilro
your paper, to resign the trust eonhded 10 me.
az V w. ANTHONY
"Flshkiu August H. IS3S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

Iugin,o The Election in Northampton District Of
member Of the Legislature III place of Mr. sayspc ,e
sigued-has resulted the ooice DR. Young Wig by
majority OF % Huuah iof the Old Dominion forever
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
TERMS or THIS Paper.

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slog az gt.55 10 advance.
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Subscribers 10 whom pupers ssn, IN packages BY stare
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sa.cfb>rs the Ssuihetn snd sootherly rss Route.
whom paper. delivered by carrier az their door,
81 To those living of tho route either 10 packages
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ats aaerrst hsfgain this souse hut the Publisher
80 salsss Wig friends willing comply with
TRIMS, SD paw pssgp;iy the psblsbsr viii he obliged
withdraw hrs carrier IRON the route ard they viii have
80 20 without the u the ohice for Il ]
J Every person who tstes this paper snd neelecis 10
rF Fesry ell 10 ehDeed r3c,s in addition TO Tie above
tesrss
No paper s discontinued until all auesnges paid.
houi the poblshef is convinced that they ne,er wall be
ea3.
TT To Advertising customers, such as Merchants, Ne
tisaes &C. the Publisher would sDgget that th.y have
s4i'onsi ndueemcn' 10 favor him with their from
every part Of tho Cosniy his circulation Is ,eTy
itfee And general throughout the County.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
NyHtla grlDE|Ta

STATE ELECTION, SEPTEMBER 4.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28

A srw .oso 70 Az OLD rpsK.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-08-28
Elom he Penrlks.r,., l.r,uuL.

"Flshklll, August II, 1893
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20

we are authorized TO announce Capt. J.
ID. SMITH, as candidate for the office of
High Sheriff of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
March 4 1888. ssT
We are authorized 10 announce WM. s.
NoRMENT, as a candidate for the Office of
High Sheriff of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
March 6, 1888. s6f
We are authorized to announce JAMES
TAGERT, as a candidate for the office of
High Sheriff of this county at the August
election.
March g. 1889. EST
6FWe are authorised to announce JoHN
NJ. PoTTs, as a Candidate for the Office of
High Sheriff of this county, al the ensuing
August election.
Feb. %, 1888. s7ff
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20

annually, without subtractiug single com.
fort from either officer or soldier, left the
Department IN condition that might we'll
be compared TO the best in any country. Ii
am deficient 10 the qualities which the
senator attributes TO me, here IN this mass
OF details and business It ought TO be dis.
covered. Will he look to this to make
good his charge!
From the War Department was trans.
ferred to the Chair which you now occupy.
How | acquitted myself in the discharge OF
It's duties, leave il to the body to decide,
without adding word. The station, from
It's leisure, gave me u good opportunity to
study the genius of the prominent measures
OF the day, called then the American sys.
tenn, OF which prolited. soon perceived
where ITS errors lay, and how it would op.
crate. ! clearly saw lis desolating effects
III one section, and cerrupting Influence in
the other and when saw that il could not
be arrested here, fell back on my own
State, and blow was gwen 10 a system,
destined To destroy our institutions, # not
oserthrowu, which brought IT to the ground
This brings me down 10 the present times,
and where passions aud prsJudices are yet
too strong TO make an appeal, with any
prospect of a fair aud impartial verdict. |
then transfer this, aud all my subsequent
acts, including the present, to the tribunal
Of posterIiy, with perfect confidence that
nothing will be found, ia what | have SAID
or done, TO impeach my integrity or un.
Outstanding.
| have now, Senators, replied 10 the at.
lacks on me. | have settled the account
aud cancelled the debt between me and nv
accuser. | have not sought tins controver.
~, nor have Stunned IT when forced upon
me. have acted on the defensive, aud II
Il IS H. continue, which rests with the Sena
tor, shall throughout continue so TO act.
know too well the advantage Of my posi-
ton tO surrender II. The Senator com.
menced the controversy, and II Is bn, right
that he should be responsible for the dlrec
ton II shall hereafter take. Be his deter
m'na'lon ~ha, IT may, staud prepared to
meet hun.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
IN EQUITY.
James Barnett

James Sprat, Admir-. and the heirs at law
of James Spratt, deed.
1T appearing to the satisfaction of tbs
= Court, that Mary Spratt, Lastly Wright
and his wife Martha, Nancy Smith, AIexan.
der Greer and his wife Peggy, Defendants
IN this suit, are not residents OF this State,
1t is therefore ordered, that publication be
made SIX weeks in the Charlotte Journal,
that unless SAID defendants, be and appear
at our neg, Cour, Of Equity, to BIZ held for
the county of Mecklenburg, a, the Court
house in Charlotte, on the Sd Monday of
August next, aud plead. answer or demur to
compainant's bill, Judgment pro confesso
will be entered up against them, and the bill
set for hearing, ex parte as to them.
Test: d. r. DUNLAP, c. M E.
April -, 1898 Price ado S5s
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20
To the Public.
E. =. A n ID II f. w =.
Surgeon Dentist.

Az be found during Court week and
~ part of the week following, at Col.
Alexander's Hotel, (ofice No. - He would
refer any one who may wish 10 have opera.
tons performed, but yet are doubtful on ac.
count OF his being a stranger, TO Doctors
Happoldt, Wallace, or Ross, Col. Alexan-
der, W. Alexander, ]. B. Smith, or Mr..
Kenea.
Charlotte 4DrI ia 1923
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20
U'ili he Sold.

rE'O the highest bidder, on tuesday next,
the 24lh INST, (beng the Tuesday of
County Court,) at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, the
old building on the Mint Lot, formerly used
as Cotton Gin. Terms made known on
the day Of sale.
JOHN II. WHEELER,
4prti II. lS3S Superintendent.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20

NhR. J. LEE is now absent from Char.
= lotte, but will return BY Monday nexr.
Any orders for his services, left at the Man.
sion House, will be attended 10 on his return.
Aprii l6, 1888.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20
NOTCH.

A LII those wishing To become members
- Of the Faataatcat Company, will meet
next Saturday night al the Fremont House,
for the purpose of electlug officers.
A MEMBER.
A BriI Is, 1893.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20
Patent Steam
FEATHER ISENOVATOR.

ENHE subscribers having purchased the
Il right of using the above Machine, re.
spectfullv inform the citizens OF Charlotte
and the surrounding country, that they have
one in successful operation, in Mr.. Browns
Carriage shop, where they are prepared to
dress all Feathers from the oldest and poor
est 30 the best and newest, provided they
a ra o IL her
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20
DIED

In this town, on the 10th inst, FRANKLIN L.
SMITH, infant son Of Mr.. II. b. Villa NE, aged
months and 10 days.
In this county, en- the 18th inst, Mrs MARGA.
RET TIGER, wife of Mr.. Henry TIGER, aged ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20

Awfm Situation. The following alarm.
the course of late VISIT to the celebrated
cathedral of ST. Pau's, London. la his in.
yestIgation of the several curlosltles OF The
place, he arrived at the turret which con.
talns the machinery OF the clock. Here
the dial plate is accessible, and on ITS inside
is small square aperture, for the conve-
nlence of the person shifting the hands OF
the clock. Our friend being OF decidedly
lnqulsitlve disposition, and particularly fond
of thrustng himself into every strange and
out OF the way corner, immediately popped
his head through the inviting opening. He
was instantly absorbed in the ENJOY ment of
the view his elevated situation afforded hun,
his position IN reference TO the hands Of the
clock never costing him a thought, when,
gulIlotlne like, down comes the ponderous
bar which constitutes the larger hand, right
over his devoted head A gentle and grad,
ual pressure on the spine soon gave him
hint of the predlcament IN which he stood.
To draw his head out was impossible, and
it became an unavoidable fixture, while the
powerful aud steady motion Of the machln
cry was scarcely at all impeded. Decapl
tation in ITS most lingering and shocking
form must have been inevitable, had not the
bell ringer, in the exercise Of his duty, at
this moment arrived. He instantly per
ceived how matters, stood and with the
qulckness ofthought stopped the machinery.
The bar was showed up by means OF levers,
and the terrified aud astouished man releas.
ed from his peril. II is sand be has ever
since been very shy of trusting his head Oft
the perpendicular, and gives an involuntary
shudder when, in looking out of window,
his neck by acc,den, touches the frame
Greenock Advertiser.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20

A Copenhagen Journal mentions new
way, now used Ia the War offices Of that
capital, of warming rooms and public otfi
ces, by placing As pound cannon balls made
red hot, in iron boxes Of ino sand, which
are put under the seals of stools, chairs,
DC. The warmth thus communicated to
The sand will keep up in the apartment a
heat Of 80 degrees Farenhet for Moe hours
the windows aud fire places being carefully
stopped.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20

Burton and Fuleairider'S Works. We
learn that the immense water power at the
falls of the South Cdiawba, owned by Rob.
ert ii. Burton Esq. and Col. Henry Fulen-
wider has been professionally sold at the
neat figure OF $4,000. The Gentleman
who has contracted tarskAss property has
returned TO England for the fnrpose Of final.
" completing the bargain. Although IN
the hands OF the present energetic proprie.
tors. II is perhaps as good business as any
gong, yet with proper infusion OF En
gtsh SkiH and capital into the iron business
OF Lincoln, we may expect to witness new
era IN that department of industry. We
learn that the proposed Purchaser declares
that the great natural facilities OF this stu
alton, will enable his company to compete
on advantageous terms with the largest E.u
ropean establishments. He thinks that the
excellence Of the oar and the cheapness OF
water power and provisions, will amply
make up for the difference IN the price OF
labor and the absence of mineral coal.-C'
Waterman.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20

hnportantto Snuff DiPpers.-lt sa fact,
tina, much OF the suuh, which our youag
Ladies are so found Of dipping, is nanulac.
tured of the Tobacco which has been chew,
cd and spit out by tobacco che~ers. We
once heard Of man whose rigid econony
led bun 10 preserve every quld OF his own,
and not only so, but he picked up all he
could fad in the public streets aud else.
where, and after collecting goodly quan
tIty, would sell it to the trader 10 tobacco,
who, drying aud pulverlzIng IT, bottled II
up, and sold it for Scotch Stuff: and Is Ii
possible that our young ladies can brook
the idea of bedaublug their mouths With an
article every particle Of which, has been
thus used -Caroiind Gazette.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20

@Connecticm Election.-Complete no.
turns from this State exhibit the subjoined
result OF the votes for Governor, as contrast
ted with the election for the same office in
1898:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20
Geese or Duck Feathers.

All persons wishing to avail themselves
of the benefits of pure and soft Beds would
do well to call and make engagements, as
the subscribers intend to leave this place on
the 3oth instant, and so TO Providence Set.
Element.
For particulars see hand bills.
JAS & S. w. MYSTERIOUS.
April 81, 1888.
N. B. We intend to visit different parts
of the county to afford all an opportunity Of
testing It's utility.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20
Whio Gain.

OIL
Wing majority over both opponents, 4.5l7
But this is not ALL 10 1887, the State
Senate stood thus: 7 Wings and IA Van.
ites-in 1888, 10 Wings and Vantes |!
ln the other branch of The Legislature, in
1887, there were So Wings and III Van
ties; IN 1893, there are nearly 4 Wings TO
| NanIte, or about 100 to 50 ! The New
York victory scarcely surpassed that of
Connecticut-whlch is more important, as
1t will ensure the election from the L. S.
Senate, after the 4th of March next, OF Dr.
Niles, one of the most inveterate Loco Fo
cos. VIII not Mr.. Van Buren, open his
eyes l-Lynchburg Urginian.
The Madisonan says that TIE whole del.
egatIon IN the House OF Representatives 10
Congress, consider themselves as instructed
by this result to vote against the Sub Urea
sury scheme, in any and every shape, and
will do SO. The racket Of the people is be.
coming terrible: The experimenlers are be
ginning 10 come to their senses and are
seeking refuge in flight. But whether they
will at once 90 forward and apply the proper
measures TO restore confidence and sound
currency, or viii still shuttle and tenporise
10 order to gloss over the Nervousness Of
their political SINS, is matter Of some
doubt.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20

Religious Periodical, printed in Balt.
more, and edited by the Rev. Mr.. Breck.
enrldge, was burnt in the public streets OF
Petersburg, by order Of the Town authori
ties, few days since, IN consequence of the
sedItlous matter which II contained.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20

In a letter written by the lady who
was requested by Mr.. CILLEY to write to
his wife, In the event Of his falling, We find
the following remarkable passage =
&" He told me he should write yoa but
we have as yet found no letter, and fear
shall not. can account for II in no other
way bot by his having mistaken faith that
he would survive the encounter"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-04-20

Fraud IN packing Cotton. We are re.
quested 10 say, that another instance Of frau
dulent packing Of bale of cotton, has been
detected at one Of the Factories 10 this town:
that the seller and the gin are known and
that unless properly explained, the parties
concerned will be sxposed.-Fdy. Obs.