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lCF@Livings,on, the fellow Who wss whipped
on board the North Carolina for mutinous CON
duct, has received. during The SIX years he was
in the navy. 1920 lashes.
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Rapid FU'ng.-Ao artillery company at Gin
einpsti, on the Fourth, loaded and fred onc gun
nine times in fiiiy-six .eeoBds-it is said.
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Mr.. McDuffe was invited by the democrats
Of Georgia to attend q celebration Of the late
fourth Of July al Miedegvile. which appears
10 have been attended by delegates from all
parts of the state. He returned the following
answer:
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SS REWARD.

II CPT on the shore Of Cononnicui. near the
IA North Dumplin. GOLD LOCkET sstwit
pe-rl- snd containing hair whoever VII feinfn
ibe same 10 the Republican Cflre .hs receive the
above reward July o-A
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wHAIsgsR O..

Tsgcbsd at Tristan d. Aeunbs, Jan 3o,h. bark
americs. Tophsn, of Hudson, 700 bb.s oil, (lfO
sperm)
Al C.ps De Verbs, Nov 18Th. ship Csnoys.
Ssuudefs from Warren. for New Zealand, clean.
a bsrqns with White signal red edge, and sS
IN H. vas passed 18Th insl lat &c no, reported 90
undoubtedly lhe Essex fiom BfistOl. Il. T.
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LANDA0lDER'S BANK.

a 7 the annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
n said Bank, held on the sixth day Of June iasi
past, the following persons we're chosen Difeelof'
ior the ensuing years, VIZ; Thomas $. Taylor,
John g. Clarke, Nathan knight. John X Sherman,
William French, Elisha X Potter George Robin.
son, Thomas x. Wells. peirg Johnson, John Y,
Nichols, Benz. Hull christopher Cbamplin and
George y. Chsmphn Ard at meeiisk OF the
Directors Of said Bank. ob the same day, Thomas
8. Taylor. Esq, vas Te-elected President Tor the
ensuing year.
klSonoN, July 81. 1910
THOMAS ~. WELLS, Cashier.
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CoakEoTIoS.-The Hard Cider party are
filing their papers With extracts (ss they ssy)
from, { olonsi Johuson's speeches during his ris-
!, to th. sorh, in which they say he inirOdu-
ees the name Of and srplands the conduct Of
Harrison >, the Battle Of the Thsmes. We
here say that Col Jehn,on b" never, 10 one
.sioele instance, made use Of the name Of Bar-
rison ia any public speech made BY him on his
recent iour.--f y P,aad
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FINAL NOTICE.

A Ill persons indebted to the late firm Of
N sHEFEIELD & BELL, are requested
10 call audsotle their accounts or noes-ns oil nc-
or notes pnid b, the 6rst of August, IstO
will then be piaced IN the hand. Of az Attorney for
collection without discrimination.
July IS. THOMAS Il. SHEFFIELD.
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The prospects Of the cotton crops in such
parts Of Mississippi as have not been inundated,
are said to be spleOdid beyond parallel.
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ANoTBrR FIsHERHAr TAKTs. Rsy.Due
schr Rival Packet. arrived r Halifax II III inst.
one day from Cape Negro. with American hsb-
ing schsoncr Decatur of Portsmouth. seized
for some alleged inffacfion Of Tire laws.
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Arr at El,nsur, IIih ult. brig Csnohicus. y z.
leg, from Mstsnzas, and passed up on the 18Th for
COnsiadl
Arr al Hamburg. 2i,b uli ship Kuiusof, Tsy.
Tor. from Nes York.
ADV NJ New Orleans OH inst brig Caspian, Sva.
scs l,T p,ostderce
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am, gentlemen, with great respect,
Your, obedient servant.

For some time Mr.. McDufie co-opersted
with the whig party, and during several years
Now retired from party contests, this able and
strong minded man, for such we have always
admitted him to be, even when the vehemence
Of party feeling gave a false direction TO hls
judgment, is able to look at the contest for the
presidency with perfect freedom from passion
and prejudice. The conclusion to which he
has come is the only one which sensible man
can adopt.-N Y Erg. Post.
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Importation Of OH-Durinr tho month Of
June las, Ia ships, barks, II brigs, and three
schoon,rs. engaged 10 the whaling business. ar
rived at various ports 10 the United Staios,-
They brought in 1G.3l9 barrels OF sperm oil,
and 81 ,725 barrels Of whale oil.
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EEOCT. OLIVER &. TURNER keers eou
~ stan,ly on hand a supply OF FRESH kiNE-
fOA INJECTION. NJ his office, next door 10 hi
mothers hOHse ia Thamo--St. where he may al
ways be found ready to attend TO the various branch
o. of hs profession.
Newport July l5 lS50.--tf
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STORE, TO LIT.

zTo. tas TUauEs-sT., now occupied by
Nr Cbstie. ID. Weedsn. For terms apply u
n.v 27 HENRY BULL.
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ICE.

n DIN w. DAVIS JR. S co.. viii sell
% ICE q, fsir prce, and deliver the sans
daily, TO bis cd Customers snd TO as many hsw
,,ss :. ,s-v "a, ,fo~r-, June 10Th fv.
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CHrRrr HILL, June cath. 1910.

GENTLEMEN: have had the honor 10 re-
ceive your invitation in behalf Of 1.-The citizens
Of Baldwin comfy, who are opposed TO the e.
lection of William Henry Harrison TO the Pres
dency of the United States" TO be present al
the celebration Of the approaching anniversary
of American Independence in Milledegville.
Though am constrained by circumstances TO
deeliue your invitation | concur fully in your
opposition 10 the election Of General Harrison.
IL there were no other objections TO his election,
the audacious aud insulting position he has as
sumed Of refusing 10 disclose his opinions 10 the
psople on subjects OF vital importance TO their
welfare, while asking their sufirages for tue
highest office in their gift and the disgusting
mummery Vi log cabins and beer barrels. which
would disgrace the orgies of the lowest dema-
sogue. By which his nomination has been her
aided forth even BY the highest Of his partisans,
would be quite conclusive, with me. | consld-
er all this gross and contemptuous insult Ia
the people Of the United States; and il a weak,
supernatural old man. utterly desitue Of quail
festons to sustain the dignity, or perform the
duties of the Office. could be elected President
under such aupces. | should consider ii re-
proach 10 our common country. But as !
Southerd man, | have much graver objections
10 him. He is National Republican. holding
all the doctrines and principle Of that party
he was nominated By that party. aud will sus
tain every measure which may be proposed b,
its great leaders. Mr.. Webster never uttered I
constitutional doctrine, and Mr.. Clay never pro
posed measure that General Harrison has no
supported or approved. Ia fact, he would be a
tool in the hand of these two gentlemen. and 10
elect him. would be TO adopt their principles
and measures. II Southern statesmen are pre-
pared for this. cannot believe the people are.
Having Withdrawn entirely from the field oi
politics. disgused with the everlasting. scram
BILE for Office which gives party coloring to
every public measure, beg it TO be u1der-
stood. that while am utterly opposed to the
election Of General Harrison. ! am not the par
tizan Of Mr.. Van Buren, though would great
| ly prefer him to his opponent. The principles
he has not only avowed. but maintained open
! ly aud fimly are dear to the South; and what Il
equally important they are he principles Of hi
J
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CLEARED.

I4th. seh'r Par Dealer, Young, Hancock. Ne
2lg Dsligh, IN Peace. Niekerson. Providence.
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0F~The MAILS from London for Boston, b,
CuDards Line, are to be made up in London
on the third day Of August; tho third and eigh
tenth of September and October; the hird OF
NoAsmber, December, January and February
There will be no other mail for this place in Ju-
ly. Uhe present monthly but one in August. and
but one 10 November and the succeeding win
ter months. Ths sen-monthly arrangement
re-commencss again in March. The return
mails from Halifax will be made upon the ssmo
days Boston Courier.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-20

Dip The Mississippi dry wlIh q teaspoon
stop the second Municipality from going
ahead twist your heel into the toe OF your
boot; make post masters perform their
promises send up fishing hooks with bal
looms and bob for stars; get astride OF a
gossamer and a comet; when RAIN storm
is coming down like the cataract OF Ma
CARA remember where yor left your um
brella choak mosquito with brick ba
in short, prove all things hitherto consld
cred impossible to be possible, but never
attempt to coax woman TO say she rl4
when she has once made up her mind Il
say she Won't.
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PROSPECTUS OF TIE
CAROLINA BEACON.
ANu
.Hefr0p0iiian Omnibus.
by T.. :. yl.lELl,

/nlTE world - constantly changing .--y-,s
~ are changing, and customs, n,aau,p ~
habits are char iag he arts aud s1ieaeus 81
stfrdine ahead "a the way ii improvement. .t,s
along G4t mountains. through Myers ses ~
Hta4stius obstacle 4fies obstacle AN. he ,,y,s
tlazs laseteet. H. the place oithc mean, rl.fs
dirty sheets, eailta Essspa prrs shIcA as:- q
merry sent forth, ae u0u 80 lafgc ucai'y slsa-
sr.rHsa aebdpaaua.s and dsihr., on b % -i-,f h
the ntaspap rial wDf d particularly. hss 'a. 5
prgyeacut OF ,be age been usai.t.l--.fdiatD
epcf o. the nuesPgG-t press y daily rt1E.rt r-7
powerful, lusicaa 81 fitA,ty COACHES srt a~}
He aee dash 'ssr bard atihe l4iI gJetf ass. Is
putting and emoklaE along Il a iosGul fs't "a
ia P.see Of b4fges and sail Boats, NE ror tt Y
tiuas, and stem tides aud eufteah b ..l b.
ISL. pag Httui Steam
Ia Alas neespa saflai world, mighty ard s..
darta1 revelation D. a. hand. Il Has Ufratl lsi
t'ssH 10 sa'us at oar pfnetpsl et'it.--i les s1'
uy F7Fafs base caYgbt fhe charm ona d b .'s-
aaIy Eatatog atm4u1 tfeughaa. t.as
country. 10 N5,tA lafnaaa r'1 hls o., O.
aaasu tiss.t, aud iha Pfupl, .,cn c.1ilu, ui.t =
atd.tasHlHHed sleepy esretrus ahleh are ys, %
hsbgd here, devoted 10. sud ltcu i1ubeur.
unIas h|Isd with, dirty, BLACKBOARD, ,ehgaif
dgHofaiIzioe psiIilr-- isrd4sc their allrniiJu tn
not yet bean directed lNafd- that sgf .tt}, tais
iHK, independent. comprehensive. goahrsf u15t1
style Uhllh Is naN ugsstttpiup ,ycry lhlu. et
n,,, a.. -. 90 go
haze 30, g., s3l...,.t -, ,,,,,,iv,,.,, &,
iastt8g af.sd NM ,,.. a. t,,i,a The tunes
and t4e ts.,,,-,rr4,-f,g 81, ,I.,.. ,.,s.
IL rs,,s.,7,t,r. ,f,, .. n, -,,, - ,,,ilbs s,7sa
and ae,r,,,. -.,.,.. a, tt,-.itil
occurs. in pleasant. condemned shape, si.hod
eeatying the reader with dull dc,allp
~ ra4assplv and ssiencs. ne have en- ,f;'aa
$ istaat---a mos, .see and ctoJts fcr.oal.e-
a hose abjIfI,a arc ufanrpaasca. AID who's s'lr'
ton wtl 30 ass.3aously dtTccrcd toward lhr csr
tainment and instruction OF those who ilst V
Deacon.
III Paiijrs thr beacon =, m b. truly ipltp-A
eHf-nat psgfroi ~ rny means. trndrr.,aud Is
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.HOEF.FTT'S
Vegetable Life Medicines.

HNHEsE medicines are indebted for ,te,r name
III to their m1ettss5 and sensible action lu pa.
Tityng the springs and channels Of LIE, and en-
DUNG them villa renewed tone nHa Fgar. ~
many hundred certified cases which have boon
made public, al in almost s'ery species ut DIS
case 70 which the humau frame IS liable the hap.
py effects Of MOFFAI'S LIFE PILLS AND
PHENIX BIrTERS have been gratefully and
publicly acAnoa lodged BY the persons benefited,
and ~uo were previously uaaCqualuted @Ilb ,hc
beautifully philosophical principles uyon which
they arc COMPOUNDED, and upon which hey con.
soqnenllY act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend them
selves 10 diseases ot every form auG a-atiptau.-
Their first operation II 70 loosen FROM the coa,f
OF the stomach and bowels, The various impurities
and crudIies cJHst- nt,y s.ti.ng arourI them, and
10 remove the hardened faros which collect ~ lhc
consultations Of tie small ute-uucs Olber mcdl-
cires only partially cleanse those and leave such
collected masses behind as To produce habitual
costyencss, with oil rs train Of eyts, or sudden
tiarrhGa, with It's imminent danger. This fact
Is well knox to aI regular anat33i .sts, " 10 cx.
anime the human bowels after death and hence
the prejudice II these vel informed men against
qnaCk medlclncg--or medicines prepared and her
aided 70 the public By ignorant persons. The Sc
coud effect Of The Lite Medicines is to cleanse the
kidneys ald the bladder, and By this means, The
liver and tie lungs, tie hcllblIl action OIL which
entirely depends upon the regularity Of the gflna.
~ organs The blood, which takcs ils red color
from the agency OF the liver and lungs before il
passes into tie heart bsiug thus paflGud by them,
and uourishGd by food coming from a clean sto
mach, courses freely through the veins, rgnews
every part OF the system, and triumphlnug mounts
the banner Of health 10 the blooming check.
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POETRY.

The following IS one of the best written an'
saost popular Songs OF the day. Il is set to th'
sgae Of " Aud Lang Syuc.'
TIE FARMER or NORTH BEND.
Caa grateful f5eemen slight his claims
Who bsaye,y did defend
Iarf lives and fortunes on the Thames,
Pcs Farmer Of North Bend
Tile Farmer Of North Bend NV boys,
The Farmer OF North Bend,
Nell give a right good hearty vote
To the Farmer Of North Bend.
Tie trump of Fame IN stored song
The Parrots deeds shall tell,
And Freedoms voice the strain prolong,
The glaisome chorus swell.
Ihe gladstone chorus swell, my boys,
The gladstone chorus swell
Wen Join tonight in merry song,
The gladstone chorus swell
The Chiehain heard the stirring drum,
And bent his soldiers bow,
but victor soon-he hasted home,
His farming fields 10 nov.
His farming fields to NOV, my boys,
His farming fields to NOV,
Exchanged the sabre for the scvthe,
Hn farming fields to NOV.
Though youthful yalor bravely won
The laurel for his brow,
\ Ct yict'rys own triumphant son
VOW holds the y eomsn's plough.
Now holds the Neoman's plough, my boys
Now holds the Neoman's plough,
And soon veil try his TRASHY hand
To hold the Nations plough
Noa hear the note, his countrv's call,
rom ths hill tops and the shore.
i comes from camp, and cot aud hall,
And al the valleys Der
And all the valleys DER, my boys,
And all the valleys Ger,
1t calls him to the resete, boys,
From al the valleys oe;'
TIE hero, VINO long years ago,
Once wore the warriors mail,
Now comes TO beat the Yeomans fee,
A Farmer with his fail.
A Farmer with his fail, ny bows,
A Farmer with his fail
And they'll get right good .hreshing ye;
From the Farmer with his fail
Then cheer we up, nv BOYS, tonight,
A helping hand we'll lend,
And pledge the old Key Stone, tonight.
To the Farmer Of North Bend
To the Farmer Of North Bend, nv boy.
To the Farmer Oh North Bend,
Wei pledge the Ola Key Stone tonight
Ie the Farmer Of North Bend.
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NOTICE.

FH7HE subscriber having qualified as admins
o. tratoro the estate Of Asher Jones, decd re
quests all persons having claims against said de-
ceased 70 present them properly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or this notice
vii be plead in BARI and rs his affairs Is left II
such a state as to render 1t impossible for him tc
ascertain ahoare Indebted 10 'he estate, he hopes 4
there 10 any indebted 10 II they will have Ia,
honesty to make II known 50 as 10 enable him K
pay the debts.
THOS. J. HOLTON.
Mll Y lein.
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Information Wanted.

An two young men by the nAtas of BENIl
NJ MIN and JESSE NELLY The fra -
. years old last November, aud the halter u /,
October last. SD Young men were Orphan, a..
~ete made drunk anG whilst tn that situsls,
being iiiteEate.) scfo persuaded add coercsc !
assign deed To a certain tract Of laud, drass.i
otphAns-and the boys unconscious OF wbat tei
lad done Inc wtelcbes beirg abou, to suiE,f L
il. inseigled and scared The boys, by peTsgaiz !,
them ghcy would DC hanged or sent 10 tie PEI.
teniIafy, tor Wha, they had dont--Aud fgn lies
oil from Meflasathef county, GeafRts. abou, N
10Th 81 September, 1891, sinco which uu.e. sss
ing certain has been heard from them R..-,
says they acre SEEN 10 Ableyille b,.fiet, c.
They wrre run aa BY one Jsmts isncy, ans ss
rfs. Any information respecting The bsb Il
ma, 81 0thefalae, sbcsher theg are alive u Ca,
IL b thankfully received by Tie sutscfitei--sni
Editors 81 newspapers 10 South Cat9,ias. Ma
Carolina, or GeofgIa, y 10 conlcf ayu CO A &.
tress,d aloshef and h,f orphan children. ty gri.
the seefe an insertion 10 lhelf papers.
4 II SAID boys can BE- found, they have no,hsg >
fear IN Georgia, "a they are eteurrs,ed iron wi
CRIME 10 Tic case. ELI kllCHEAS
H4.tsI county Ga, Fsb. 1, lslQ.
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TO er'ract Udx from horny comb.-The
GLASGOW Mechanics GAZETTE gives the foI
lowing mode Of extracting wax Have ~
the fire an open vessel Of boiling water, and
stand by 'hc fire an open vessel Of cold va
ter; put the conb close tied in a canvass
bag, IN the boiling water, aud repeatedly
-queeze II down with a stick or a large
wooden spoon the wax will come through
The bag and swim on the top of the water ;
-klm It off and put it in the vessel Of cold
water by repeatedly squeezing the bag and
skImmtng, every particle Of wax is obtained /;
when cougealed !, may be taken off and
melted, aud cast into mOuIds Of any conye
nlehI shape for sale.
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u &A--N ENRON the Subscriber, on tie
%AsAaG a 18th Of Jolly last Two CoL1s,
81 ~ one beautiful SorfoI iiily, three
essssE=ssss1ssa5 years old, having no marks by
winch sbe can be particularly dcscribcd the
other Bay Horse Mule two years old, without
particular marks. Any person finding or taking
up said Colts, and giving the subscriber laiorma.
non, shall be literally rewarded for their trouble.
LEWIS DINkINS.
Pro5iifprc Seaicmcut, Apg. 4, 1910. 4au
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E0Af hu .Fg0N

Charlotte n {, and Kanawha
Id c. II. Va. The right hand halt Of a twenty
Dollar Note, OF the Bank oithe United states pay.
able TO John +. Maddux or order, Office OF DIS.
,ount and Deposite IN hatehez, dated June -lh
L. Marsham, President 1hc letter was mailed
1913, and No. Also Tho. Henderson, Cashier
lbou, the l0!h OF February, 1887.
SOPHIA JONES.
My u, 1910. 33G
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picdsnontcse silk Reel.

FHNIlE subscriber having commenced tie rtt
n. uaciutc OF the above reel, offers them v.
to the six Growing Community on as reasui. b
terms as the article can ha Prccgted a. be N5,8
aud equally as good-a specimen mas BE- seen
the Subscribers Shop 10 the town Of Charlotte.
Asthis IS the reel 50 highly recommended ~ X,
well known friend Of the sin cause, Ne. G
Saath, aud the only one ihat has met wilh sspe
al appreciation, every person engaging IN tie b.
sluess shoald Immediately provide hiuisrll
ono and learn &c reel silk, thereby adding az
than one half 10 is value.
ORDERS from a distance all! meet ui,L p,,
tuai attention.
JOS ?, PRlTCHARh.
M4yeA l6. l-io. 2iI
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On hand, Come and Buy

N HAVE on hand al this time, several cary
Il alIs, Jumpers, Caryhees, and :
well finished Suii1ies, one OF which Is very
fine, and am continually putting up Work N the
above line. Gentlemen wishing to buy would Do
well to call in and see for themselves as good terms
will be given them.
All KINDS of REPAIRING done as heretofore
. doors below the Methodist Episcopal Church
on Seyeuth.street
WM. /. MITCHELL.
Charlotte, Iuly I, lsi0. Az
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FOR CASH ONLY.
RaIc Warm 81 Brown shirtiig

Manutdcturfd at LEXINGTON, Y. Q
HAVE received quantity Of the above artl.
cles, which viii sen wholesale or retail, at
very reduced prices | believe the Shirllngs tue
best ever saw ia any part OF the United States.
| wish the Merchants and Farmers to call and ca
anime, and shall be sure Vi a sale.
IL g. WILLIAMS, Agent
Charlotte, Juiy II, le40 Az
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Coach Making Business

in the town OF Charlotte, and Is now prepared b.
execute all ORDERS IN his line, from he my.
common to the finest Having had nine ye,r >,
pcritnce in the business and employed Sorhms,
oil a superior grade aud lumber well SEASONIb
he feels warranted in saying, that his Work ,b,T
be equal, If not superior, 10 any mOdo in tbs So,
lion % country. All he ask, is fair trial. On \,
Work shall no, be eacclcd in point Of eAeapa,,,
beauty or daIaLiliy
All REPAIRING done in the best style ana ),
the shortest notice.
liz SHOP will be found one door North.e,s
OF Mr.. Summers dwelling house.
CHARLES OVERMAN
Charlotte, Jan. 6. 1910. lju
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StrarberrieS,-Many serve up strawber
ries with cream and sugar, but give US the
Italian dressing for strawberry, before all
others. Ii makes a splendid dish for des.
sert and is sure TO please nine out OF every
ten persons at table. The operation is SIM
pie. Take off the stalks from as many
strawberries as will form one layer at the
bottom of dish, slfi some fine sugar over
them; then place another layer and silt
again; each layer viii be found smaller
Than the preceding. When there are five
or six LAYERS, cut a fresh lemon and squeeze
/ the JUICE all over them Before they are
helped, let them be gently disturbed, that
| they may have the benefit OF the lemon juice,
and sugar. They may be eaten Of heartily
without danger which is more than can
be said Of strawberries and cream; and,
generally speaking, those who have eaten
them with the Italian dressing vii! never
eat them any other way, if they can help It.
Tomato Tdrt.-The following was han
ded to US by a respectable individual Of this
place, as recipe for making tomato TART.
Roll out your dough very thin, and place II
OH the plate in which YOU intend baking
! your tart, and slice your tomatoes very
thinly, then take about two table spoon
/ fUIls Of brown sugar, and one of ground Gin,
namon bark, spread the two over the toma-
toes, bake il well, and you will have de.
Ightlul TART Iorkrille Reporter.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-20
HOUSE. Sign AND ORNAMENTAL
PA1u11u2o
Paper Hapging, Giaslng and Gliding,

TEyHE subscriber respectfully tenders his ser
ID vices IN the above business 10 The citizens
of this village and the surrounding country He
hatters himself from his loHg experience IN bust
ness that be will be able 10 gay, general satIsiac
ton to oil those who may encourage hlm. Tie has
in his employ several hands, Who All enable him
to despatch large
.EOJS Of Painting
at shor, notice. HIS prices are a. low any 9th.
or workman, and he vii furnish Paints, OILS
&c. and do work low be can possibly afford
1t, If required to do so BY his employees As be
il determined 10 90 his soFk well, be solicIts a
share Of public patronage Letters directed e
him al Charlotte. n. c. to the care Of Col. NJ W
Alexander or al Chestersille, to the care Of Mr.
Mcclure, viii be punctualiy attended To-
/ w THOMSON.
dpril 2, ls40 27G
n B. All kinds of JOB PaiafiEg neatly exocu
ted and at short notice.