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.anofher WTiness.-Ai lhe late ire
nendnns meeting 81 the Wings 81 coIum-
bus. Geo.. The celebrated Sol. Smith,
who 10 probably IS well knosn ihrouglb-
out the Southern states AZ any man. vas
called on IN ssy shst he knew person
ally Of Gen. Harrison. He has edited
several newspapers. both North and
South. and among others. The Indepen-
dent Press, II Cincinnati. in 1921. 81
which time he opposed The recollection Of
Gen. Harrison 20 Congress. tie said
that he knew 81 his awn knowledge,
that Gen. Harrison lost bis election 70
Congress from the. Cineinnaii disiriei in
Ohio. in consequences Of his voting with
The South on the Missoari question. He
stated thai il was ihe fret lime that he
bad ever been beaten in an election. and
that throughout the canvass be publicly
justified his vote upon The ground ihsl
any interference with The question o
slavery in The s.sles or territories by III,
non-slsveholding states or by Congress
was direct viols,ion Of the Consli,uliol
of the United States. Mr.. Smith ais,
referred 10 many other Interesting facl
and incidents in The history of Gen. Har
rison. which ges,ly entertained The l.rg
assemblsee. and which wen, 10 prove !
every unprejuticed mind. The, Gen. Hal
rison wss not only sound 10 The core o
this subject. bu, ihs, ss man. soltliel
a statesman and a patriot. he 10 ever
way entitled 10 The support Of ihe Souil
Eg,,sffSn;I< f1bs
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Intelligence from every portion Of the
country brings corrobora,ive testimony
Of the rapidly increasing popularity Of
Gen. IIarrison--his fame seems to foa,
on every breeze. In allusion to This, j,
was pleasantly observed the other day,
that even the Pigeons, in their joyous
carolings, were constantly warbling out.
7Tppe ca moo! 7IPps eanOO! TiPpe.co.
moo! g.
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The Van Buren, Democratic Republi-
can Convention assembled a. Baltimore
on the 5,h inst. and vas duly organized;
some 6fiy or sixty members being pre-
sent. exclusive OF the Maryland dclegs:
lion. Afles dus deliberaiiOn il was de-
termined to nominate Mr.. Van Buren as
their candidate foe President Of the Unit
ed States; bu, the Convention adjourned
without making any nomination for Vice
President This result was predicted by
the Wings, from The incipient appearsn-
ces Of disorganization in the party. and
their fears lest the nomination Of Gov.
Polk should estrange the friends Of Col.
Johnson. A very satisfactory solution
Of This aboriise action Of the consen,ion,
will no doubt he furnished in due time
by the editor Of the Standard.
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Circulation n Newspapers. se--H.r
Ing nos no peeuniaIy inirrsss xhsissrr
in The Spectator. and being . vslunirrr
10 the Wing cause. ws can. without the
fear Of being accused Of self interest. sp
peal 10 the Wings throughout The state
% circulate. a. extensively as possible.
such papers and documents Is win en-
tighten the people. The other parry
spare neither line nor expense in send
ing their papers into even The most &C.
mote hooks. and they thus keep sp the
delusion they have excited. Come Firth.
Wings. and meet their poison by The pro-
per sniido,e. Send the truth aiming the
people. and The result viii well repay
you. herbern Spec.
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a-sAst . really slghitai dollart and
aSAiyaghf ssiisl Rslbsr iO.uidsbIe
laH bill . Be made %. - The Pssseas re.
Low price of prodnee.
We hare hitherto escaped direes Tara
iion. except Cor . short lime during he
last war sith England; bot IL The present
wasieful expenditures are continued. how
long will i be before ws shall have =
swarm ofnew officers among us, demand
ins a tan upon every hing We possess.
20 Be paid in gold and siIvsr, The only
currency which shs government intend
% reeise. IL me sub-treasury system can
be forcsd upon The eouniryi The pro-
bsbaiiy ilaai such sla'e Of things wilI
soon occur, may be inferred from the
following statement.
The article in lhe Msdisonisn, from
which the facts in The preceding slate
menl are drawn, gives also Ihe gross =
mount. and The yearly average. Of The
payments made under each sdminisira-
ton. on account Of The public debt Great
ed BY the war Of The resolution and the
late war with England; from which il sp
pears that
Gen. Washington, in eight years. raid
sso.os2.s56 %; averaging each year
s4.5ll.6ls 81.
Mr.. Adams in four years. sls, s57. s62
90; averaging s4.7se.49O 81.
Mr.. Jefferson. in 8 years. s65. ISL. 39s
50; average ss,l4s,299 So.
Me-. Madison. in years. esq. 42s, e42
IS; average sl0,42s,6l7 IS.
Mr. Monroe. in 8 years. sl0l. 1906. III
%; average si2, 67O.76s 90.
Me-. 10. Adams, IN 4 years. s45. sos
533 40; average ell, 325,ss3 80.
Gen. Jackson. IN 8 years, s64. los, 33s
a.; average ss,O2i,792 25. During
Gen. Jaekson's administration the whole
Of the public debt Was ex,inguished. and
surplus resenue accumulated Of forty
millions Of dollars.
When Mr.. Van Buren's sdministra
ZION commenced, The nation was Tree o
debt; Mr. Van Buren,. therefore. had n,
national deb, to pay, yei he has manage,
10 spend all the acerving revenue Of tn
country, and iTeniy millions Of dollar
besidss!!
Next year. according 70 the provision
OF the compromise set, the tariff Is 10 nm
dergo q reduction Of len per cent, where
BY the rerenue at the cusiom.house vii
be greatly reduced; how, then. viii ih'
deficiency be made up TO supply ,hes
exlravsgant demands upon the treasury
A high tariff. direct tax, or . na,iona
debt, must be the result.
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&c ihiofaaii0s e. N tsfisI snhGseai b
he nsw plau. hsVs Aron Psspsrsd -
serve - faEmslas q sl.lislrsl hbiss.
Little sddiuonal labor o. sxssnss @iIl be
ancarred by ihss sslsserd syss<m 0f pre-
cssding. since he sane peh1ns $40
.suld 10 The usasl manner be saplsys6
70 take The ernsss Of nUns<fs. my tsry
easily pot sueh other Questions ssNmss
Be required BIZ shs present regulates.
Dee operation nay serve n sceomplisA
bolh duties ~ vel ss only oae.
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ss ee gOeS for SAFE.

y pufs o. az Order made by the Court
-. Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for tie Coun
~ u AetA1cHburg, / shall expose Il public sale
t1e Court House 10 Charlotte, on the = d day Of
December next On q credit ri twelve months
SL' IN NEGROES, 10 wit a Negro Woman
aged staat 81 years and child month"; a Girl
about y years Cir. about J I years a Boy lbou,
years on about years old and Boy aboIi
Jcsrs Cd.
Duo attendance y sd be given bv
THOMAS r. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
Non 3, 1870. -
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Coach Making Eiusiness
.NOE'E.ETT'S
Vegetable Life Medicines,

- NkA
= "A liLsE Medicines ara md 81 q laf lheT '4a
M 70 their manifest snd sensible sciga O. V
fli}ine The springs end channels Of he, sas Q
DUNG them slth renewed tone an1 gizf
many hundred certified cases vhilh hate va
made public, and IN almost every species o %
ease 70 which the human frame il liable iat III
W effects Of MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AS'
fllEAlA hlI@IkRS have been Kfateiu,lJ q
publicly acknoe lFdgod W the prtsoas ban lrs
ana Nho wcrc plcytously unacquainicd ana z
beautifully philosophical principles upon ata
lhcy are Compounded, and upon y hich theI %
sequcnty act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend 10
selves 10 diseases OF every form aud drsof7trr-
her hrst operation Is 10 loosen from ihs ois
Of the stomach and bdwela. the gafsDua itpp91a
and crutiles oaGst nifty ecttl,ng around then, u
10 remove the hardened a'res which collect % N
ronvoIations Of the small lnlostines. O.lef res'
cInes only partially cleanse these and rave .ssi
collected masses buhind az 10 produce hatt5s
costlvcucss, with all its train ST esils, or ,udis
darftma, wIth lis imminent dangers. Tbs ha
Is well knosn 10 all regular ANTAGONISTS. a 30 %
anime The hunan bowels after death; and hsrs
illo prejudice Of thesc well iniarmcd mfa sgan
1naek hcdleincs--or medicines prepared aud BIZ
aided 70 The public by ignorant persons. Iheg
como elect OF the LA Medicines Is 10 elearsc ne
kldnrys and the bladder, and by this means ~
liYef aud the lungs, the be llhiu action OF stEa
chllTelt depends upon the regularity o! the n1ai'
" organs, The blood, which tskcs It's rcd ca
hom The agency Ol tIo liver and lungs before
passes into the heart, being lhus purified y IbfH'
ana hourishod by food coming from cleaa ~
mach, courses freely through the veins, renf''
every par, Of the sye,em. and triunphaatIy inoaaI
the banner Of health IN the blooming check
Moiiars Vegetable Life Nodieines have ioa
thoroughly tested, and pronounced a eosereif5rr
medy Tor Dyspepsia, tlatulency, Palpilalioa y iE
leaT', Loss OF Appetite, Heartburn add new
ache. RostlCssncss, Ill.tomper, Anxiety, Lang1'
ond Melancholy, Costytness. narrtaa, Cb'f''
fevers Of oil kinds, Rhoumatsm, Goui biop'a'
OF all kinds, Gravel, Worms, Asthma ard .'~
sumption, Scurvy, Ulcers. IngcteraIe Sore, s's'
bulio Efuptions aud Bad Complexiona, Sail EhI'"'
EtYsipolas, Common Colds and Influenza, s'o y,
rious other Complaints which alllet the NUM-.
frame, 10 FEVER and AGUE, particularly"
Lille Medicines have been most eniuenilg sueV
iul 10 much so that in the Fever aud Agae ~
'ricts Physicians almost universally p'ase"'
them.
MOFFATT's MEDICAL MANUAL, des 1l.,
I'd as domestic guide TO health o' wv,
pamphlet, edited by w. u. Mollati, 30 BfoaoN'
New York, has bcea p,,hisbed iot The PnrP1r.v,
mnfe fully Mr.. Moffnts theafy v
eases, and win be found highly interesting . s
sons seeking health II treats upon pfeYar 49,.
iascs. aud tho canses thereof Prices y e'"
or sale BIS Mr.. Moffau's agents gcnefaily
These Valuable Medicines are for sale :"
T.. j. HOLToN.
Charlotte, N q
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SADDLE a. HARNESS
BUSINESS
G.

fFEVHE Subscriber informs the citizens Of Char.
n loi,e and the surrounding country. that he
is carrying on the above Business, on maiu-siTeeL
nearly opposite to Mr. ktrr's Tavern. SADDLES
will be manufactured puueipail, by Apdw. Mont.
gomery, whose work IS UtA knaUn tlJonghoetthe
country. From hrs experience and puactuahiy he
hopes 10 receive bcfal share Of puOlc patronage.
GREEN HIDES 5ad al KINGS OF merchants.
BE PRODUCE VIII be taken IN payment Ai,o,
boy about the age Of Is year., OF good eharae.
ter, viii DC taken as an afpfcuflre.
EObI JOHNSON.
Sept 81, 1870. 5lff
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E.isf Of letters


HIP EMAlNlNG in the Po.i Office 81 Charlotte
kG on the LIST OF October, lS40.
A-E. II. Andrews. Edwd Alexander. Ulysses
Alexander, Miss 5. J. Alexander. Ezekiel Alc1sn
der. Mrs. Z. J. Aiken, Al, Alexander, Elias A.
lrxsuder.
B.--N. Boydcn. A, S. Barry, r. G. BAR, Tbos
Brown, A. Bryant. NJ. s Bcnyhill, Mise NJ + NJ
c. Buckhsnon.
c-Miss L. capps. Rev T., }. Crowan. Mr. cald,
well, w. CanadY. : Combs, J. Caps, 81. Castor
DIS Dalin, J. K. Dodge, A. Dunn. K. II. ~
Davidson.
F-L FERN.
CO Griffith 2, A. 6. Gee.
1T D. Houston, w. Hunter, z flaf,saw. A.
Ilipp, A. r. Houston J, Iiuear Wm. iIuich,.
snn, Mrs. +. ,iarris, J. U'lsle.
| & J--B ifwia, r. Jones Jas. Johnston.
k--Geo. kester. Rev. 7 : kvndsi, N. J. H.
Kennedy.
Rev II. W. Lebans. J, Leiol6cld
MI Mcclure. I. Il McDov eil. ". Muibaet
Miss c. L. Mu-ha,, H. Meg4hsy, z. Meisolar, "a
Miuaham, A. heLute,
O-Oityrr Orr.
P--J W Potts, ]. Penmun J Philies, s Van
Pen, " = Priebsrd. w. Phuhps, r. patyeaf
R-Cartssa H. Robinson, J RigleF. 4, H. Ross
s-B Sioard. Nifs. VI Smith. }. Shall. llosein,
& S'acko,rr {. Sheppard, } Sharp, y. sh.iIer
|. Sponcer. u shelby
T-Mfs. Nafcissa Thompson, S. Tartuu, Rev
G.. 4 Iailry
N--R. o Wallace, Iao. Wilson. Jss. Wison
+. 4. Williams J G. Williamson. a 4 Willhalm
Il u. WILLIAMS. Pm
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A EsD.
N5r q 1910

T~e- FEsIlE BOATS Of The
Co., n "pIaHters and Msr
vs. .-s@Ta-s1y%1-s chants Steam Boat Con.
e-..essEa.s.zssEs pEny Of CEgrawn form.
ING inc from Cherag 10 Charleston direct, arc
nov ready. and will commence running early 10
August The Sw.s, Capt Mckenzie, will ruu
on The River. The ANsos, Capt Lubbock, vii
run between GcorgctD~u aud Charleston cot.
Meeting 50 as 10 avoid detention. b. unrcmHling
attention 10 those tblt mag Zip By them, tie
Company hope 10 deserve aud receive the patron.
age ~ the public The Boats are fitted up FOR
passengers d well az freight, oad oif-r cheap
and expeditions route Tor ihe country. Persons
aishIng to visit Charleston. could 60 down with
their produce aud return with tl,elr goods No
etarRes IN Gemgsiolos f,r ,otariage Or storage of
goods higpsd trom ChIsleuOn By The EomDaHy's
Bolis. Produce Tor New York ei be delivered
!" order 70 the tonn, 10 20 by The packets direct
. NV York.
The agents are Bcown Bryan and Brother
hera~: L. Waterman, Georgetown; and :
howr9, Jr. for Charleston.
J ELI GREGG, PresidsaL
CheTeW, Aug 4, Ie40. 81
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SUMMERS GONE.-m MRS. MORT,
Hark, through the dim woods dying,
With moan,
Family the winds are signing
Summers gone
There when my bruised heart feeleth.
And the pale moon her face rey5ale.h,
DaIkly my footsteps s.e1le,s
To weep alone:
Hour after hour wander
BIZ men unseen
And sat.y ny yo4ng thoughts ponder
On shat ha:4 BEEN
There il our o1n green bowers,
Long ago,
Oar path through tic tangled flowers
Traadlag slow;
on hand Ia hand euiUiuln--
on sste by SIDE reclining
We've watched d. is crimson slla.ar
The sunset
Dlmly the SIN nag al7ac.h.
For ne alone
Spring after spr z rctcrae.h.
Thou art COZ
SlumeF so-7.
>l-l On uy warm chaeh p,aTula.
The restless breeza,
SUI IN Is iresals stsayata
Between lae ,ra
SUI. the biue stre- lai gusnsil-
Sill the proud river rlsheih-
Shll the calm silence Eushelh
The hearts disease
Bat gho shali BRING or meetings
Back agau
What shall recall thy grseiiags-
Loved u vain
Summers gene
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NOTICE.

: + DO tofwafn oil persons from trading for tao
-. Notes. enc given By me to Isaac Z. Curtis iof
slFsn'r.hse collars attn o credit Of forty -ono dol
Jars 90 st-:he aid Na.e due Oh tie g,h OF October
last J he other given by me 10 WIN. Ewing,
On tia hth ofOcio5ar, made payable in two month.
~ ] Est nothing 10 consideration, sn determu.
c@ bot &C. pay them @.lio4, compelled by law.
NJ. 5. ALEXANDER.
E1s 6 $40. 81
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hrs. III. y. II. Damn,
rHoro'Es 70 PUBLISH ~ srHscsrI5s.
a LITTLE WORK. TO BIZ CALLED
The Southern Harp"
4 CONSISTING Of Sacred Poems. sAa,,ed 10
4 The mrEt admired popular airs. The Wap,
81 serious words 20 tunes Of uncommon b,auty.
hos, To- long tlme. BEEN llt by herself ana macy
others and she hopes thai this effort 81 4. pratif,
those who world prefer that The melodies they
lore should he clutaed IN language 10 which every
serious heart ard thinking mind can respond
Her sln III be 10 combine taste with piety and
shus while the car Is gratifed. to improve The
heart. She ia persuaded that many beauillul inu.
steal positions have sunk into silence because
Get 70 trlng Votes.
The work viii be published ia one volume, Of
from ~ 70 2b0 pages, handsomely bound aud
the cost viii Be 81 per volume.
II Uill be published this Tar, II sufficient NUN.
Der Of subscribers can be obtained to cover tho
expense II Convenient, those Who subscribe are
requested 10 pay in advance.
We give below one or two specimens Of The
style and design Of The aofk, omittiug tic music.
TuyE--" The banks Of he Blue Hoseiis."
When The bloom Is on thy maiden cheek,
Aud Joy IN the sparkling eye,
There Is yet one home for tie heart to seek,
Where love may never die
Though beauieoas flowers mag Wither here,
Where bfghting storms destroy,
lhry arc blooming there, ever bright and fair,
The Covers u youth and Joy.
When The cheek grows pale, and the hear, grows
FAINT,
And dimmed IS tie sparkling rye.
There Is yet one friend Tor thv dying ssipt.
10 his moTisl agony
Oh sweet as ehidliood's gentle sleep,
Al calmly may he resi.
And forget hts woes, in long ropose
On a s4ylons's peaceful breast.
IuNE-" Hers nee meet loo sGon 10 part -
We shall meet--uo more to part
Cease Thy sOffows, mourning heart!
Weary days will soon depart,
Then we may rest forever
When The work of life ID dome
When the vic,or's crown is WON
Then, immortal life bcgun
We no more shall sever
We shall meet &c.
Ia the home ot peace and Bliss
IN The world where Jesus Is
Where we bid adIeu 10 lhis
We may love forever!
Purified from every stain,
Through the Lamb that once VIVA slain
Dearest, we shall meet again,
And be parted never
We shall meet, &c.
Subscription lists may be found nj tho Do,osi,o.
~ ChalmefS-streui at The Book store ~ NJ,
BaaIe' King street; and the Counter Office. Eas
Bay. 0'"O'' i'a''
Charleston, Arr. !, 1910.
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4 y OFEEGOAT was brought away in my
4 q wagon from the Arson Convention through
miatahe, Which TIE owner can have By applying
10 toe sub~cft5er living 10 Meokeuburg County,
On M4.I4f4 C5eeA.
ABNER ALEX AMBER.
Me-. >, isIo.a Ier
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NOTICE.
z g y I ". A;@ |! !: z =

aEETHkS' VEGETABLE PILLS are saiiy
q efieciing some OF The most astonishing and
wonderful! cures dat nave ever teen known--in
consequence Of which they have now become 4
shining mark, against which all the srfoWs OF
disappointed hope envy and unchari,abcncs, are
evelled . ithoGt distinction. The town and coun.
Try are alise filled with their praise. The palace
aud poor house alike echo With their virtues. In
all climates, under all temperatures, they st!l &c.
tain their wonderful powers, and exert them IN.
attended by age or situation. They are simple H.
their preparation, mild 10 their action, thorough
N their operation, and untivalcd 10 their results.
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS
Are Anti Bu0us, Ann ID, spcplic, aud Anli.
Nercufial. and may Justly be considered Iat
UeTsot Medieias-but they are peculiarly behef.
cIal IN the follow ing complaints yellow aud Bill
lous FeYers, Fever aud Ague, Dyspepsia, Group,
Liver ComplaiHL, Sick Headache, Jaund.ce. Ash.
ma, Dfopsy, Rheumatism. Enlargement Of the
Spleen, Piles, Female Distractions, Heartburn,
Furrcd Tongue, Nausea, Distension of he Sto
mach aud Bo~es, Incipien Diauh0a l'atucncc,
llabtnal tosiivsners, Loss Of Appetite, Cholic.
Bo'ehtd Or Saliow Compile xion, and IN oil cases
Of Tsfpor Of The Bowels where Ca,har.ic or an
Arsf'cot IA needed. They are exceedingly mild
IN thciF operation producing neither nausea, gri-
olng Tor debility. ketaH price so cents per box
Also
BEckWITU PILLS, GALLIGHAN's FEVER
and hGUE PILLS, ALUM SPRING PILL, Tor
he cure Of Dyspcpsin. SctUfulous, and Chronic
Liver Disease, yALIER'S FRENCH PILL, 40
'ftect1aI remedy for the Gonprrhpl, Sc BRAN.
bREIH'S PILLS, HARRIsON's SPECIFIC
drc all ior sale al The Drug Store
u &. J FOX.
Charlotte, Oc'obeT, 1910 4tf
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IN liz s3bscflbCr Informs the public that he j.
sb prepared 10 take Is Baardefs few young
LacIes, Al s. per mpuih. Every care wil be Ia.
Ecn to reader those aAo uuy come 10 bis house
comfortable.
B. P. BOYD.
Nor q 1870. ar
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NOTICE

FESHAT application will be made al the next
m Session OF the Legislature Of N. caro,ina
for repeal Of the law dispensing with two Of tho
Jury County Courts in Mecklenburg, So as TO re-
store the original number Of four Jury County
Courts in each and every year.
Oct. -, lo40. %
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PREMATURE CHOICE or A SECOND
WIFE
CuRE or 4 HYP0c0EUEk4c


CURE or 4 HYPOCJEDRI1C.
Nov, M dear .4ii MS. Wbodsum
family 10 her husband, the ,ine has CONF
al last feel that am % NV death bed
and have but short time to s'ay win vnu
But hope We shalt be- resigned to the wlll
Of Heaven. These ihings are undouUiedl,
all ordered for the besl-aod | would 20
cheehully, st aas not for uiy ausiets All "a
you and the ehijren.' Now don't you
think, NY dear, she continued with ncraa.
ed tendetness-' don't son thlak ii world
be best ior YOU 70 b. married again 10 somc
kind, good woman. that would he a mother
TO our dear iiitie ones. aud make your home
pleasant for all of yo9 p
She paused AID seemed 70 look earnestly
10 bis face for an answer
Well, I've sometimes Thought u late, u
might be best, SAID Mr. Woodsun, with a
very solemn air.