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Yankee and an lrishman riding together, pass
ed BY gallows: Pat said The Yankee, give the
blows It's due, and where would you be 4 Faith,
that's asily towld replied Pat, I'd be riding to town
BY myself, all alone sure The Yankee was beat
this time.
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Ioreeoeious Unbsl,euers. "A writer in the Edn-
burgh SAYS that If boy were 10 display the preco
city OF his talents BY expressing impious opinions
before his brothers and sisters he should not much
blame his father for cutting short the controversy
with horsewhip. Nor should we either-Er
change paper.
But we should, for we should consider such
father tool, and the writer 10 the Edinburgh Re-
view, and the editor who endorses his opinion, as
no better. Such course would harden the boy in
his impiety. II the father were unable TO convince
the boy, by reason, of Almighty power and good
ness, and thus to impress upon both his head and
heart the guilt of inlpiety, we would advise him TO
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They could cure the difficulty, II their mother had
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On Board U. s Soop Hornet,l
3lst August, 1920.
We are all lost ia tremendous gale has foundered
the vessel, off Galveston Island, about sixty or seven
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AGENTS.
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BELL & ENTuSILE, Alexandria
EDWARD Mcdowell, Fredericksburg.
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CURNEY ON THE SABBATH.-Gurneys Histo-
" nv of the Sabbath, small volume London price 81
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MARY DILLON.
Real Blessing to Mothers.
DIR. W. EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOE CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.

FoR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.
This nfallible remedy has preserved hundreds Of
children when thought past recovery from commissions
As the Syrup is rubbed the gums, the child
will recover This preparation is SO innocent so efica-
cous and so pleasant thar no child will refuse to let its
gums be rubbed with it. When infants the age Of
four months, though there appearance OF teeth one
bottle Of the Syrup should be used on the gums TO open
the pores Parents should be without the Syrup
in the nursery where there young children for II
child wakes in the night with pain in the gums the Syrup
Immediately gives by opening the pores and healing
the gums thereby presenting commissions, fevers, &c.
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NEW BOOKS.--Solomon Seesaw, novel, 2vol.
In The Second Series OF Lady Charlotte Burys" DlA-
nv OF GEORGE THE FOURTH VOLS For sale by +.
TAYLOR for circulation among the subscribers to the
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One Presidential fern.
ne dia,autioa Of the patronage 81 the te-
d.,al Erscatiue By making more Offices elective
by tho people.
Tined States 50 as 10 gius TO Congress The
.,'.,oa ofths Secretary ofths Treasury.
''' TSe proli5itioa BY lao Of ths intsrtsrenes Of
o6e,rs of the federal goUerameat in popular
elections.
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Samuel G. Owens, William Fl. Watson,
Washington Booth, John En- O'Donne
James Murray, Franklin Sullivan,
George II. Holt Augustus II. Ludlow,
Samuel G. Baker Alexander Gould, ir
Robert III. Coleman Joseph KTeager, ~.
John g. Proud, Jr. J. w. Osborne,
Thomas q. Pitts, William Sherlock,
Victor Valle,te, Samuel Pentz,
lhorndIck Chase, Levi Fahnestock.
Mr. Clay rode in splendid barouche, belonging
70 Lueius w Stockton, Esq, and made of the wood
OF the British man-ofwar, Serapis. captured by
paul Jones In the Revolutionary war II was drawn
by six beautiful grey horses furnished by Mr. John
Ste"ar,. With Mr. Clay rode his Honor he Mayor,
ven. Medtart, chairman of the committee of recep-
tion, and Geo. r. Richardson, Esq The carriage
OF Mr.. Clay was preceded BY upwards Of three
hundred horsemen and was followed BY six omen
oarouches containing The members of the different
committees, OF Philadelphia and Baltimore, j. p
Erwin. Esq, Of New Orleans, MIR. Clays son in law
Gen. Polk OF North Carolina, and several gentle.
men who are travelling with Mr., Clay. Then came
long line OF carriages, we know not how many in
| number, but We should think a mile in length, and
the whole procession proceeded through the streets
in the following order, prescribed by the marsha<;
from Canton along the line Of the Rail Road, TO
Fleet street. along Fleet street to Ann street, down
Ann To Thames street. along Thames 10 Bond ST.,
up Bond 10 Cough street, along Gouge to Caroline
street. up Caroline to Pratt street, up Pratt 10 Euaw
street. up Eutaw 10 Baltimore street, down Baltimore
10 Calvert street, and thence TO the City House.
| When the vast throng of horsemen and carriages
entered the city, 1t was constantly receiving Access
sions from the crowds who filled the streets, and the
horsemen and carriages who fastened to fall into
line From The windows and balconies Of the houses
on Feli's Point the flag of our country was hung
on, the Sar-spangled-banner was stretched across
the streets, and every dwelling and public house
afforded =. oof Of the estimation Ia which the people
OF that part Of the city hold the ilustrious defender
OF Free Trade and Sailors Rights. Al various
points on the route-indeed, at the intersection Of
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" = Ats~1s
X. II. BRAwLEY.

Havirq sold nv inisres, 10 said arm TO J" ;
NoruYeni and x. ii. Rrawey, all those indebted to
the irm Of Cross X Biawisy viii sske payment
10 Norment 4 Brarley and all those indebted 10
me individually are requested 10 settle lmmsdI-
stelv. 6. CROSS.
Fth ), 1889, t439
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POETRY.
HOME
n ulss NAKoANrt N. DAVIDSON.

~ Mss NANoANEt " NNIDsoN
o,ula tiy irom tho CITY, would II, from its care.
IT, nj ovu native plants ard my flewrsts 50 'ar,
To tho COO. grassy shade ana the rIvulot bright,
alcA reflects the pale moon IN is bosom o. hight
Again Vouid view the old cottage SO dear,
Where | sperted a babe, Nithsni sorrow or ieari
ouid leave the great city 50 brilliant and gay
FOR peep al my home on this fair summer day
l have friends ~ hom love, aud would leave With
regret.
Bl, the love Of my home. oh It's tsnde-er yet,
There SISTER repoSss. unconscious in death,
Twas there she frs, drew. anc there yielded her
breath.
A tsther love is away from me now,
on could but print sweet Mss on bis brow,
Or smooth the grey locks to my FOND heart 80 deaf
Hos quickly would vanish each trace OF tear
Attentive l listen 10 pleasures Gay call,
Bot mg own hs ply hone-li is eearer than all
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NOTICE.

yENHE hrm Of Cross & Brd,olsp was dissolved
q BY mutual consent on the 25th OF January,
1889. All these having claims against said htm
are requested to present their accounts Tor settle
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siiE Immense and ncrea,,s,. -
IL these Pills, is another proof { g,0pspl'i'y d
bIl,ty OF tho old sdugc, that tru,b ~ l''lD
and viii prevail" oihsr oil, are psg'gI
bot Df, Peters are purchased and ~. 80 P7r's
commended until the dcmsnd a. 49,. 80 'ha e
come aini0s, universal ha y.
Dr.. Peiers would impress tits A.,
public, that his pills ATE not a sr,el W h
bot scientific compound Of s,m,ls, 's'e'e.r'
been The resuh Of macy yeais in,ee.. 80 -
70 profession N which nc va, ,sg,rl M s0aa
and hcaee u IS as popular wi,h the 80. -! ~
" as ~nh The people At large. 80 ''3'
one Of The many peculiar virtue. ~ A.
table Pills h, that uhile very pov,,f.5 ''i'
effect they are particularly ma I'D !. yen
Their acton uahAe the eeneral.,, Il - 80 q
their sPPhea''sN nsSer attended am .'''l''
gripping. !
Peters Vegetable Pills are s.x &C.,,
ihose Who have bad an Upgoi,ubi,, i \.
upoa ,hsa merits, a. en- iGe.,nab. prs,S
BLESSING. 'NDlA
W liboel Oh exception Ia ses ., srs,.,.-
meeseine has spread si,h such fssld,,, ~ I
sosh aniveFrai saiisfaciion. t'a
PREPARED by Jussph Frisssl, Pete, NV
10 liesfiy street., Nt~ lusk. Esek -.
~ Pub. fisrt so cents
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Important Information

10 gtdlne pih Chet,,l Nsybas. D,aYftz4.
S"F'ner Complaints, Cslica Cramps 4 Sp4tns
HNiE utility 81 X. :. BERNARD'S R.w.9,
IA for Chstera has ceased - b. a problem ~.
pefience, The oniy tgfs Foundation 81 asaic.oal.
a. on az other Kinds Of s1ow lodge, has teetuaIlv
established vile! The Igticinus romto.itloo Of tie
Rctacd}' us admire bic adaptation 70 the vafiaa5
indications which 0ecgF 20 The course II those die
eases u the stomach, liver and boEels. p,a,jf,
eesigna''d a. Cholera complaints led the Prov,,s.
Tor 70 anticipate from the Gra Of oil rapeftenec.
however, that q mcn compstghi to discriminate
accurately and 2 decide justly upon The effect. 81
madeleine, n,ast b tho best and airh such i
'is iayo', even the most iasdi1us In eue matter.
must lay aside these prsJadc,g.
The Indications Of cure are--io trapagil,,c lie
stomach and b0Eess 10 relilgc The s1cs..ire pnk.
ing and pufging 10 allay the increased itr,lshil
y % TIE intestines, gIEiuR fpc 10 Increased ria
tallio motion; 70 felsVe that rheumatic .taie ~ the
bowels which IS often the a,,std,si og cJ,,,,,e !.
Sss 'ome''fnes accompanied With Inflammation
ana pIccrallon to overcome the spaan. eqa.ltze
the circulation and restore warmth IA Inc .i.,f,ce
remove congestion IF the internal o,va1s, .nA !,
relieve tbs morbid ufitsbility Of the hair snd =.
Voua system all Of " hich has been ,tF.c,sa 1.
the use Of BerRafa's Remsdy for Cbol,,, cs,,,s
Gates Of winch have been gwen At ys,ta.,s t,1,e.
tbs efficacy 10 cases widely Different IN tbc,, al
gin and progress Of each ether
Ut Look TO the Certificates and directions which
accompany each bottle. they are The be., .,idsrcs
that can be given. For sale BY Williams a Boyd
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IMrnRTANT NOTICE

Persons using the Lie Medicines. ars ADVISED 10
take tie Pills ct night, m Sufficient quantities. u
operate iva or three times on The bowels in the
course Of the nertdly. Aso, taSe a Tablespoonful
Of the BItisrs half hour b, fore each neal For
those o. delicate Or enleebjcd Constitution hall
thc quantity may be sufficient
For further particulars e the above Me
dicIbe see NolIat's Good Samaritan, a co.
py Of which accompanies the medelua. A
copy may also BE- had On application at the
Printing Office in Charlotte, where the Me.
diclne " FOR sale.
Prepared and aold BY William p. Mofat,
3G7 Broadway, New York. 4 liberal dc
duciIon made 10 those vino purchase to sell
again. Letters, post paid, viii receive lm.
mediate attention.
TT. HOLTOS, Agent
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The Good Samaritan.

A CONTRAST nations. from the reno
~ test ages, have had SHIPS but Columbus on
" touHG o1i the way to America. Before tdc time
Of the great Spanish navigator, people were only
enabled 10 paddle about the shores. Just 50 " fih
the L & Medicines. It's bui tao shofi years since
/ hrst yentored upon al unknosn ocean, aud lavs
discovered The precious otJect | VAS ~ search OF
HEALTH. Vegetable medicines were indeed
kaosn when | commenced my search, lat their
rsc vas not. b. the use Of thea, have not only
passed foa the detected lnyald 10 the hale, hear.
IL and ac,ivs man o. business, but, comparatively
speaking haye renewed my youth. ! can thus,
With confidence 10 my own experience, a1gl-e with
ms teiIsw.ciiizens. Dccs rre reader vart pfoof
iha' tie VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES ave
sutsbe 10 hIs own case Ihave Oh file 81 M oicc,
367 Broadway, hundreds Of letters, from s0.uc o
IL 94 respect. 81 cizSn. Of tais tay naive land,
Voluntarily offered IN TESTIMONY n the viriuss Of
GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE
Persons = hose constitutions have oUcn nearly
raues ~ the sll-thiah5lr mineral preparations
OF tie dsy, viii D. me tness t.l4i iAe Late Nc
dcincs, and such only, are The true eanrse % pei
rpsoent po2a health JOHN M0FFAT.
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JtST PRINTED supply q sisaI
NOTES.
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Dr. sE'na. II. Jennings

uHAVING returned to Charlotte,
ESxsS n Al tenders his services TO those who
- feel disposed to psuOniEe him. he may
~ always be found al BIS oifics, opposite
- the tavern formerly occupied by Capt,
jas K. Nicely, except chen engaged
Jan. -, 1893. ASST
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A NEW COACH & GIG
SLlDp

TliE Subscriber wonld respectfully N
form the cHixeus 81 Char and the
surrounding country that lie baa taken the
old stand, formerly occupsrd b Capt. Thus
Dairh'. aGd IS nos prrpJrrd 10 carry 90 the
Coach Making iaits,atious branches
Having purchased a stock u god materials
seasoned lumber, &c, and having had l0n-
experience m the b8s4ness, D. Gaurrs him
-etf hos h. slil ne able TO give sait.fart,on
70 OIL Who may favor him 9Th their patron
age Every effort 90 hss psr, shall J.. usra
~ trying e make b. wark equal n MT var
pass, any made 10 this section 81 cgun,fs.
AlREPAIRlNG d1ne utth ucaibcv ma
despatch Also all llods Of Smith work.
... CHARLES uFERNAN
1gfd no. l-1a B9,g
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FOR <aif.

az&e1. A TRACT of LAND situated il
ansz2 "a deesienbufg county, adjota.
sDT@ iag tie hads of Davidson College
containing about tao hundred acre.
Tor further particulars require ~
Chatlo'i. Ot II. {. OWENS
Nor -. l-3-. 41,t
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t1atioti Ui
Nor ILIsJ-
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23
CERTIFICATES

Germany, Dec. 10, 1886.
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23
COL slB
Medical Nnringa.


II Nk1l1 , IkLlllG G HOUSES 81 thia =.
adjustment are now open ffol tie accou1-
naodationot Ladies and Gentlsmen. me Is
dies apartments are il an enclosure entirely 81
paEate irnn the main building, where tasF win
oe waited upon from 8 q. h. Is s B. ii. Tie
water has been analyzed By. DIs 1ipscomb.
Estes, coEnelk and Hooker, and M n. Brig
nam, Esq. and found % possess large quan-
tlsy ot muFiate 0f soda, Common salt) sui
paate Of magnesia, Epson salts,) sulphafe
and nurlate 0f lllne. aud Is also impFegnated
with salphuretted hydrogen. Used internally
tis laxative and diuretic, and win Be benes
llelai 70 iyspeptics and those lahoging under
cosslyeness and as d bath il stimulating to
The SKIN, producing similar sensations tothe
nitro miriatie acid bath, and removes with
readiness al impurities from the surface Of the
body and gill prove highly servieeable % rhen-
mates convalescents. and those labofina dn-
der the various eruptiVe diseases of the skin
and 10 persons ii health, it viii 10 doubt con.
tribute much to prevent diseases as wen IS
prove a luxury, which, when once eninyed,
none wiz deny themselves during the relaxing
heatof simmer.
Columbus Apritl6 1889. S1ti
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23
PROSPECTUS OF THE
Columbus Monitor.

HTNHE = ISouth- Western Monitor aud Reli-
gious Lllnlinary viii hereafter be pub
lished weekly in this city BY the subscriber,
under the title Of. The Columbus Monitor
The paper, In its denomnational character.
will remain as heretofore, and be devoted to
the interests Of christianity, sound morals, and
general intelligence.
The Columbus Monitor win bepublshed on
a large imperial cheet. containing twenty -eight
columns, and neither expense nor, labor viii be
spared to. render it worthy Of the confidence
and patronage Of the denomination TO whom it
appropriately belongs, as well as Of the favor Of
the community at large-aud to the patrons Of
the "Monitor and Euminary". We would re-
spectfully say, try rs and judg US by our works
The first number win be issued as earlysin:
April as. the necessary arrangements can be
made.
The terms Of the Monitor IN Is enlarged
form, win be S4 per annum in advances 5 at
the expiration Of six months, OF IS at the close
.ofthe year.
N B. FIVE Dollars N Brandon money viii
be received for a years subscription in advance.
Al. s. BAYLEY, Of Columbus.
Senior Editor and Proprietor.
Rev. Mr. CLEMENS, Of a labama,
a assistant Editor
Colnabus, April 8, 1899 30f
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23
Shelby Springs.

~ he subscriber has rented these well
known Springs, and fitting them up IN a
style not to be surpassed by any watering
place in the Southern country. No expense
Or attention WILDE wanting to render those
patronizing him comfortable. The medicinal
qn ,lities, together with the locality Of these
springs, are too wen known toned comment.
Having had long experiencein the. business.
the subscriber hatters himselfthat heshal be
able to pieasethe most fastidious, and pledges
himselft to use. every exertion in his power to
add to the amusement and health Of his guests.
a line of stages viii run direct from Mont
gomery and Selma to the Springs, from the
commencement to the close Of the season.
The Springs WILDE open for the reception
Of Visiters the frs of Nav.
JOHN S. WASHINGTON.
Shelby county, April 10, 1882
S1-3m [Prs fee $19 5Ol
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23

A certificate from three members Of the Medical
Profession in Germany, IN Europe.
We, the undersigned, practitioners Of med
icine in Germany, are well aware that, by our
course, we may forfeit the friendship of some
ofthe faculty, but not Of its benevolent men,
bars, who are uninhuenced by selfish motives.
Though we shall refrain from an expression of
our op Mon, either ofthe soundness or unsoupd-
ness of DR.. Goelicke's nelo doctrine, we are
happy to say that we deem his Sanative too
valuable not to be generally known--for what
our eyes behold and our ears hear, we must be-
ieve.
We hereby state, that when Dr. Louis Offon
Goelcke first came before the German public,
as the pretended discoverer of a new doctrine
and new medicine, we held him in the high
est contempt, believing and openly pronounce
ing him TO be base impostor and the prince
ofquacks. Bot, on hearing so much said about
the Sanative, against it and for II. we were In
duced, from motives of cur osity merely, to
make trial of its reputed virtues upon number
of our most hopeless patients and we now
deem it our bounden duty (even. at the ex-
pense Of our. self interest) publicly to acknowl-
edge its efficacy in curing not only consump-
ton, but other fearful maladies, which we have
heretofore believed to be incurable. Our con-
tempt for the discoverer of this medicine was
at once swallowed up in our utter astonish-
ment at these unexpected results; and, as
amends for our abuse of him, we do frankly
confess to the world, that we believe him a
philanthropist, who does honor to the profess
sion, and to our country, which gave him both
The recent adoption of this medicine into
some Of our European hospitals is insufficient
guaranty that it performs all IFS promises. II
needed not our testimony, for wherever it is
used it is It's own best witness.
HERMAN EfMULLER, NJ. D:
WALTER VAN GAULT, NJ. y.
ADoLPHus WERNER, NJ. D..
Germany, Dec. 10, 1886.
Southern Argus., 1839-04-23
Spinning Machines

W3A Cast Iron Frames.
FNtiE subscriber is now engaged n putting
up Spinning Machines in the town Of
Columbus, and win be enabled in short time,
not only 70 supply those who have already en-
gagged them, bnt also to furnish future applI-
cants at the shortest notice. He has employ
ed competent person, who resides on the
blgbys oput the machines in operation-Ebut
persons not liking item when put in motion.
will not be compelled to keep them. Orders
from distance viii be promptly attended to,
and machines will be forwarded to any point on
the river where the landings are good, and
warehouses can be found to shield them from
the. effects Of the weather. Intending to re.
main in this place for short time, cores
pondents are respectfully requested to direct
their letters to Columbus, Mi The above
machines can be examined BY applying 10
Akin & Gibbs, who are agents for this place.
PETER MCINTYRE.
NIB. will furnish the Flying Shuttle L Loom
to those who purchase the Spinning Machine,
if they desire, and a competent person to put
them UP, and give the necessary instructions.
P.S. By the 9th Of June expect 20 have
the above described. machines for sale in Pick
ens, Alabama rand / viii here give notice, that
those who purchase them win be expected to
pay the person who attends to selling and
fitting them up, in Alabama money or its equiv
alent. P. Mel.
Columbus, April %, 1889. 2sf