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C0NFECTIONARIES,
fresh saPrl. "f Tire following ssIulrs. "a.
FTLL Ass0sTMENT OF
CAN Els.
Raisins, cuITanis.
Oranges, Almonds.
l.smnus, Mslnuls.
Apples. Brazll MUS.
Figs. FllbrrIs.
Prunrs. Cheese,
and ,arr'y NJ SEGARS.
Toe fnf and Mats are & the nea srsp,
and IL rxrc lFnl gaalHy.
DrcembrT 6. As
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18
AMERICA ANn ENGLAND.

T'.e fo',aaiaE b-u',fgl sentiment 5 rna'.s
2 Htzsk ropi. as eprirg 'foa one 81 Mt
~ ,ldess syasii,ne l. veb
Tho1Fh agca leuv bave past
Since aair f,tA. isfa their homr.
The.r pslos rs 'he Nss.
ocf nn'r velifd sesa 70 rasm
VS. ivss ihu blood u EuTiand in oar ,riat,
Aad Elsall we cot ptprlaun
Thu hlooA II hpaest ftusr.
Nalel. 20 'yfanny car isuac
~ is CHAINS
Whaie tbe lsng1aRr FREE anil bold
Which tbs hsri vi Avon sang,
L h,eh our Milton told
How tho yagll ~ IIeevfn ring
NheH tsn blastrA, 'sll with 4l h.s host
While ihr-r sUh reverence mct,.
Tn thaasaud ce5oes rreat
And fetu r's va faa rcgcal
Kuand oar c1sst
Ehsio ilir manuefs, ahile the aHs
TAsi mo3'i ustioefs soIi
Sal cling aru1ui oar hrars.
Between lri arr fnli,
Or point communion break ing v,lh the sln I;
W, HnIl from either bosch,
Tho yotce II blood aa7'l reach,
More audible than speeeh,
"Nr thr oNr."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MOONS PHASES.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE AMERICAN hoy,

THE AMERICAN BOY,
" Father, look upon that aag,
How gracefully i ilirH;
These pretty s,nrsp--they Soeui 10 be
A rainbow IN tho skies"
Il Is or coan;ry's Gag my son.
And proudly drinks shc LIGHT,
Or ocusn's Nayp--ln foreign cllmea,
A sysabol Of oar might
FaiheF--whai fearful MOSES Is thai,
Like laundering Of Tho cioads
Why 20 the people wave ths,r hats,
And rsash along 10 crowds p
I, Is the voice Of eannsnry.
The glad sisoats Ut sAsr iruo.
TITS i the day Of uiefaory daay--
Tie ffscsiolu's Jab.lse.
II -. that pas gaa nan,
III hre my ezHBoo ton.
Ard cheer AZ lpldly a. the rvs
hut. Z ther, Why daa1 Yea
Tm gctling Old and woak bat hlll
NJ heart Il blw vilh ny;
I've A,tuespei many 8 day lac this-
shoui - Alossd, ny eay
" Ilartah 70, freedom Jnhslee
God blrss oef native land.
Aad msy 1--we 20 hold che - ord
90 Freedom 70 ny ham ~
Wei doac, Iay hoY --stg~ cp I'D loss
Tie land that r w Yoa birth;
A hons whc;e trs-iaa loves = dWs'l
l. pasadtwc GA Garth.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18
Fpm q. .Sr.r.t 81 a. TIM.

fETE NHETSTONES LAST TRoLIC.
Dsrirs Fort II Litfie Red,
IsN,,ay 2, 1889.
W. dear Mr.. iitor.-Sincc the last
tine wrote to you, | have had all SORTS of
lines ! took trip away out South. Well
Shen ! rot to the Rock, was IN a big bur.
2 to keep on, ~ ! walked up early in thc
nofnng to Goorich and Loomis, lhnkng
SoBid tlg out 10 suit OF their best, bu,
lhcy hadn't opened their store 80 siep,s
MO another, and bought me a pair Of red
b'uadcoih br,lches. The fellow measured
ne aud pu, up pnIr tina, b" said would lit
I've TO shaving. So siulls them into my
hddIe bags, and put out South. Well, when
GETS out ! was asked 10 party, and |
hsged nysclfup; bat oh, lordS ms breech
. we're b,g enough Tor the ia, man wha,
vas blown up IN the Steamboat. had nv
Eal'owscs up TO the last notch, bat II wouldn't
~ DO, for could have carried ctist Of
,o'n N them without stretching the cloth.
hatdy knew what to do; my old brltches
couldn't do at alt, and my new ones hung
aAe shut on a bean pole. Thinks there
no ltol'c for Pete; bat jus, a, this time in
"ps Nal Green. "Well, says he, " kur.
wy ant You ready 10 gol' saysI, al am
,a'aSlng wont go"--Why says he. Look
my brItches,' Says /. Well he com.
"cuced Iauehing says he, "Thom brielcs
re made for Daniel lambert" Wen,
'ysi' Daniel Lambert is a stranger II
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18
PETE MILESTONE.

A Triple Pan Miss Edgeworlh was
one evening busily Whiting beside her faith.
CT, when a soryan, brough, in the tea equi.
page. Tho uuthoress measured the due
spoonful into the china cup, then turned OF
tho boiling water into tho tea pot. let II stand
the proper time for infusion, put into other
cups thor cream and, pouring there on
What In her literary abstraction she
omitted to put in the ilyson, so that the
draugh, she now offered her parent was
very miid aud watcrish indeed. "Wcre
you thinking on IRISH bulls that you made
such a h'under, Maria p asked the sire.-
+" No, papa returned his witty girl,
"tsas IRISH absent tee ism. - Chambers
Edinburgh journal.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

Jereiry,-The Salem Gazette remarks
that scarcely any branch Of manufacture has
advanced more rapidly and steadily IN this
country, during the last 20 years, than that
Of articles Of lewelry. In 1880, it might
bo said with almost literal truth, that moth.
ing OF the kind was manufactured in the
United States. but now, much the larger
part Of all the more rich aud SOLID articles
are made in this country. There are very
good and extensive asSortments in the stores,
where not a single specimen rf foreign jew.
elry is TO be found. Articles Of English
manufacture are entirely superseded by the
superior skill and taste Of our wcrkmen ;
but there are some sorts Of work done by
tho French jewellers, which canno; be
equalled here. Those arc all the mock
and counterfeit articles which make the
show Of solid gold, with an incredibly small
quantity of tho precious substance. The
English aud American workmen excel in
the more rich and solid fabrics while the
French excel in tho more specious aud
fragile commodities.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

There - sweet and simple custom pre-.
valen, in Iceland, which marks the habltual
devotion GIFTS inhabitants. Whenever they
leave home, though Cor short Journey,
they uncover their heads, and for the space
Of tive minutes, s,len'ly lmplore The protec.
ton aud favor Of the Almighty. DR.. Hen.
dcrson, from whom ibis fact is derived, and
aho observed 1t IN the Icelanders who often
attended hlm on his excursions, also remark.
cd il IN the humbesi fishermen when going
forth to procure food for their families. AZ
ter having put out upon the sea they row
the boat lnto quiet water at short distance
from the shore, and bowias their uncovered
heads. solicit the blessing of their Father
II Heaven. Even at passing a stream,
which IN their country Of precpiccs is often
an operation traughi with danger, they 90.
serve tho same sacred custom. THIS at.
iectIng habit Of devotion has been imputed
TO the TACT, that from their isolated siiua.
ton, and modes OF life, the mother is almost
the opl, teacher, aud her instructions seem
10 have become incorporated a'h their We.
~ elements OF being.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

A poor woman on board of the John Bull
steamer, burnt on the 81. Lawrence, lost sir
out Of nine children she had with her.
Another woman attached rope to New
touudlaud dog, who nobly SWIM ashore
with her, and thus saved her life.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

Milton was asked if he intended to in.
struct his daughter in the different Ian.
guages--to which he replied, mo sir
cue tongue is sufficient for woman.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

Green Peas.--According to New York paper,
Maine farmer states that he preserves Freen
peas for winter use, simply by Smelling them aud
putting them into bottles and corking them very
tightly. They should be used as soon as the bot
ilo is open, In this way you may have green
peas all winter, if you like.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

|, is said they have invented kind of
spcclacles IN New Orleans, by which left
handed men can read book upside down. /
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

Hazardous Sea Adreattres.-The ar
rival Of the tiny iron steamboat at New
York, from London, has called up many
"reminiscences of former voyages on the
great deep performed by crafts Of similar
size. A friend relates for US more daring
aud perilous voyage than any we have yet
sean mentioned, and which We are sure
must eclipse any yet untold.
An American Sailor made his escape dur.
ing the war from the British prison. ship OF
bermuda, and trayersed the ocean alone, IN
an open sail boat, 10 the Virginia shore, a
distance Of over 200 leagues
Thomas King, Of Charleston, S. C., who
had been captured IN the u. $. brig Vixen,
by the Southampton frigale, was the hero
OF this exploit. He engaged fellow prison
er to accompany hun 10 the enterprise. A
pocket compass vas procured-some pro.
VISION was saved IRON their scaDty allowance
and the prison ships sail boat, which
~as 10 be used, had kegs Of fresh water for
ballast. The ilh Of July, 1913, the enter.
prise vas determined on. When the even
log arrived for putting the plan into exc.
cutIou, the heart Of Kings compd snon de
royGge that was 10 be, failed him. ard he
could not be induced TO link his fate with
that Of his more resoute comrade 10 the 1T
tie boat. Blu, King, unappailed, though
thus abandoned. determined to make the at
tempt alone. He got out Of a port hole in
the evening Of the 25ih July, swan 10 the
boat, which was towing as,ern, 20, into it,
cut the painter and drl1ed some distance,
then made sail for old Virginia, where he
arrived 81 August, landing on the beach, 10
mules 10 the southwark of Cape Henry, bay
ing been nine days a, sea. He went over.
land 10 Norfolk, where the boat vas sold
for bis benefit. lie was soon after appoint.
ID Masters Mate 10 the Navy, as reward
tor his daring conduct.
Mach has been said and sung and wri;
ten about the youn. English sailor nho vas
found making his escape from French prs.
% "a 4 TOD and who being brought before
Napoleon, VAS magnautunouslv liberated
ard seut home by that great man, who ad.
mlred aud rewarded the darrg bravery d
The undertaking. Poetic hconse has estab
Ilshcd this event, al the expense of flct.-
The young sailor Is represented az attempt
irg 10 cross the EDgh~h Chauno! from
Bouio-ne 10 It's tub. lis eudeayor was Ia
drift ont with the ebb udc to the British
squadron, then bIockadug the French
coasts and aiihin tao or three miles OF the
shore.
The successfl, evplol, Of the American
sailor, throw. hts INTO shade, as well as the
little IRON steamboats, lrlp and all the other
daring adventures N tiny crafts on the
ocean, which old rcuunlscencesh have broua ht
aot since the Robert S,oqb,on's arrival. -
Richmcn3 Com.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

A Gin u. Wine LcGfer.--"I say, mo.
Their" said regular street loaier the other
night, after he had deposited bottle of
something IN a ncketly old cupboard and
LAID himself down on the floor, " | want you
10 wake me when &c, dry :"
GLOW do know when you get dry Z
"Oh, Just wakcn me any tlme-Tm al
Rags drg n
4 Modcrn Ddady--a Thing made of long
hair aud high heels.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

A Doctor going into his boarding house,
and not finding dinner ready, exclaimed
" What are there 40 symptoms of dinner
YET" "No appearance, replied law
yer. There's sample Of IL" said
merchant, as a servant appeared with
turkey: "Faith and fine token it is"
reioined printer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

The best thing for stopping leak in
cask is whiting beaten Up with common
yellow soap it thus mixture be well rubbed
into the leak, it will be found to stop it after
every thing else has tailed.-Fdrmers' CAB.
met.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-07-18

Sure Method Of Putting out the Fire Of
a Chimney.-The simplest method is to
have always in the house certain quantity
Of -four of sulphur; aud in case Of fire catch.
ing in the flue, take handful of it, which
throw on the fire in the hearth, then stop
the fireplace with either wet sheet or
blanket; in a few seconds the fire will DO
entirely Fraak,in Farmer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-11

A COOP ONE.-A few years since. an aged
clergyman in The western part of this co,in-
try, speaking Of the soIcmnty attached lo
the ministerial Office, said that during the
whole term of forty or fifty years that he had
oiiiciatcd therein. his gravity had never but
once been disturbed in the pulpit On that
occasion, while engaged in his discourse, he
noticed man, directly in front of him, lean.
ing over the railing of the gallery with some
thing IN his hand, which he soon discovered
10 be huge qnld of tobacco just taken from
his mouth Directly below, sat a man, who
was IN the constant habit of sleeping al meet
ing, with his head leaned back and mouth
wide open. The man in the gallery was in
tcntIy engaged raising and lowering his hand,
and taking an exact observation, TIL at last
having got it right, he let fall the qud Otto.
bacco, and it fell plump into the mouth of the
sleeper below The whole scene was So
lndescrbably ludlcrons, that for the first and
last time IN the pulpit an involuntary smile
forced itself upon the countcnancc of the
preacher. The unexpected intrusion Of so
nnpalateabc a mouthiul, awoke the sleeper,
aud he never was known 10 indulge in the
practice afterwards.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-11

IN X. BOUTEIIE, SURGEON DENTIST
-EGs respectfully informs the citizens fNew-
port and its vicinity, that he has taken rooms in
the house formerly occupied by DR.. Case, at the
foot Of Washington square, where he is prepared
to attend to operations in Dental Surgery, in its
several branches lie offers TO insert mineral
teeth in any number, from one to full set either
on. pivots or gold plate. as the case may require
he will also fill decaycG teeth cleanse and extract
teeth, all Of which is done in safe and the mos,
approved manner, at reasonable prices.
DR.. Bou,elle, while in the study aud practice
Of Dentistry, has spared no pains 10 make himself
master Of his profession and has avaicd himself Of
a knowledge of mos, Of the recent improv eInents
in the art. lie confidently trusts that to those who
may avail themselves Of an examination Of his
work, that alone will be a sufficient rccomnenda-
lion, but to secure confidence Of ALL the following
testimonial is inserted from Doct Esien, Of Prov-
dence, whose merits as Dentist are well appre-
eiatcd by the public generally.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-11
SDiritlsS Vi(r.

FENO TIE PUBlIC.-This is TO certify, thai
u have sold 10 SAMUEL YOUNG, my Re.
cipc for making the SPIRGrUs VITn, and as
have not, and shall not dispose of said Recent to
any other person, the public may rest assured
OF obtaining tho genuine article by applying to
said Young, at No. l07, Westminster street.
DAVID PICKERING.
The subscriber having purchased Of Rev.
DAVID PIcKERING, his Recipe for making the
SrIRirUs VI1n, supply can at any time be
had, by applying as above.
SAMUEL YOUNG.
This Medicine is useful in numerous cases, as
an external remedy.
1t may be depended upon as the most eilica-
cious remedy for Toothdche, Lockja,c, Hy-
droPhobia, Bite Of Poisonous scrpenis, or
insects, Fions, ChoHic Rheunaiism, White
sceiiing, .NerrOus Haddche, Dia,yiiG, Cho-
Hc, sPaSmS, SPrdinS. Bruises; CrampS, Chii-
bidinS, SC.
Directions Tor use, with the medicine, 10 be
had Of SAMUEL YOUNG, Proprietor, or Of bl.
authorized agents.
Agents for the above Mrs. Anna NJ. Eddy,
Newpou-ElphaIet Young, Wickford-Carrique
& Allen, Pawtucket-lIumphry Amy, Fall Ri
yer-Thomas A. Folger, Nantucket.
Directions for use, with the modcine, To he
procured in this tow u from none but Mrs. Eddy.
sole Agent Of the Proprietor, Newport
IT, The above article has acquired great
celebrity in Providence, aud vhcrc,nr il has been
introduced. fhpnl Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-11

hR. T. SPOlIN, "A German ply sician OF much
NJ note, having devoted his attention for sonie
years Ia the cure and removal Of the causes Of
.N'ERPOUS .A.N'D SICK HEA DAcHE.
has The satisfaction TO make known. that he has
remedy which by removing the causes cures
eheoiuaIly aud permanently this distressing COM
Plant There are many families who have con-
sldered Sick Headache n constitutional mcpTable
family complaint. Dr. :. assures them thai they
are mistaken, and laboriDg under distress which
they might not only alleviate. but actually eraJi-
Gated by the use Of his remedy.
II is The result ofscieniiC research. and is en-
tircly of n different character from advertised
patent medicines, and is not unpleasant TO the
taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation that Dr. Spohn's
renedy for this distressing complaint is every day
gaining is certainly matter Of much aslonish-
Dcnt. That so much suffering should have ex-
listed for ages without any discovery OF an cfcciu-
al preventive, or cure, i, truly subject OF much
regret, but DR.. 5. now assures The public that
such a remedy has been invented as will convince
the most creduous. The principles upon which
II acts are simple and plain. II Is an admitted
fact that this complaint, whether called Sick
Headache, or Nervous Headache, arises primarily
from the slonach-those who think they have the
Nervous Headache may rest assured that this or
gan, the stomach, is the first cause that the sys-
TEN has become ,itaied or debilitated. through
the stomach, and that only through the Same
channel must they expect restoration Of the
natural and healthy functions Of the system
This object, Dr. Sphon's remedy is emnenily
calculated TO attain. The truth Of lhs position
cannot be controverted, and the sooner sufferers
with the headache become con"inced Of il. ths
sooner will their sut.r rings end in restoration of
health. Dr. Spohn pledges his professional repu-
tation on this fact. The remedy may be had Of
aporhecaries generally throughout The United
States.
COMSTOCK & co. wholesale druggists 2
Fletcher street, near Maiden Lane, one door be-
low Pearl street, New York, General agents for
America. T.. SpOlIN, NJ. ID.
For sale by r. j. 7AYLOR, Newport.
Nov s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-07-11

)EEPARED from receipt originally proc urcd IRON,
l. an Indian Family. II was formerly Lnuwn as the
lhdan Corrective and highly seened for its efficacy
Tor al Compl intS ineni joined below.
W lhe SpiIg OF The ear every one is troubled more
"f less win popen y tOsleep. and by the this
corrective, II eau he oh, ted entirely For puif,
nnt Graduating all kinds of humorS from t blood ev,
they APPEAR externally ~ The face, any part al The
hody, II Is mu' better aud ai cicaci lin ~
external a. irHtOn. IN tact seldom knew IL to fail 10
proving eheCtual. The patient III nd IL operates more
va The blood than any other prrrafa ion they
crred oi u Is Tar better than salts sulphur cream Tar
ar orahy rre afaiun of this kind for when the blood
once purIhrd Win this corrective, IL remains IN
even temperature through The summer months. For n
iohl stomach, Iaundtce, general debility, weakness of
me lbs want oi appetite, bilious aud liver cupla nis
headache, stupor, &c &c. For the Catanh, which H.
generally ocCasoncd by the impIre state of the blood
IRE - otlinr eAtant that has proved eic cIs as
this purifying corrective. Forall the above complaints
Is seldom known Ia Til in proving ticLtal RENE
dy really worth the public attention as every one
aware OF the unpleasant, du heavy feeling, which
IN" spring ot the year Oduces And 10y the of this
corr ctvc, can he obvated entirely-rve7y one who
mates use ofthe above preparation, will astonished
~ The ml aud gentle effect IL has the Hood 10 be
ad ny wholcsale aud retail, Of VIM piown, AL Wash
lngton street, Nn Ward " Co. J. T.. HtliJ T.. Brown
tewers, Gushing Stevens, T.. I'olden, A. hayden, J
kiddcr, j. T.. Preston, James Fowle, seth FowIe. q.
ierson, HestieauN, Frederick Brown I. Rrown rhas
H. Rogers, south Boston; - kiddcr charlcsiuwn u. r.
Brown N Iiarr.on, Salem Thos. ravis, Ncwhuryport:
Proctor Rhodes, ynn Lcman. RoNbury; alch Provi.
dencc; Babcock, Worcester; ShHttuck. T.. Cambridge
Thornton New Bedford; shaw, all River; TAYLOR
of Newport