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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-11-12
From National Tatelligeaccr.
PARTY NAMES AND NATURES.

Ih 1 " a MIS- a. ~ y ~ ORfsS.
Messrs EDIroRs IL have devoted long
life IN the endeavor 10 discover truth, and
20 call ;hings by their right names ! bear
u man state to dav thai i" the elections %
very bad for the Democrats" start back
with surprise and regret, and say TO myself
Al my poor country, then she is 10 20 ore,
board at last Bot what do YOU mean =
| resume, Whol Which par,yl why,
says the individual with whom nm con
versiDg, 1.-The Wings are carrying all be
fore them in New Jersey aud OHIO" Bless
cd be God mentally calculate.
Now, sIessrs. Editors | am a Democrat,
and am a Whis; and | would not cease
to be either foT all the gold IN The universe.
But mean by Democrat Republican. |
mean Democrat IN a good sense, and not in
lis Locotoco, hal,ofskclIer, slambang sense
not your mob sense; agrarIan, club law
sense not your Van Buren, sense, to consid
CT the Government as one thirg, md the
People another, and that the People expect
700 much from the Government, '--ss though
the Government was something that It's sd
ambassadors owned, and which 1t was afraid
the People-,he beggarly People would
,brong and tease and get away from them.
| call this Messrs. Editors, htngshlp,-
kingship Of the age Of Harry the Sth, aud
even further back.
To call this Democracy is sheer ialsehood
and sheer deception. Il is not only entirely
untrue, but real nonsense, sufficient TO make
one shake With laughter, II the subject were
not Too serious. Il IS wha, the noble and
lamented Col. Crockett would have called
emo; good nonsense"
trust, Messrs. Editors, tha, the day has
passed when the People Of this country are
to depend on mere professions and names.
Let men be Judged of by their works.
Those who really love the People, and the
public good, and the cause Of pure Repub
llcanism, will never be found to be grossly
absorbed in seishness, never eternully
preaching liberty, and at the same time act.
ing the Despoi.
The Van Buren, party is not the Demo
cratic party-thai is, the true Republican
party. The Wing party IS the real Repub
lcan party. As to some of the old Federal.
lists being of the Wing party, ii IS nothing
here nor there; hat if it was, there are old
Federasts closely allied To Nan Buren,, aud
who, to say the least, would not do honor to
any party Wills, those who are attached to
the Wing party are distinguished, not only
for their great talents, buI true patriotism
and private worth.
The Wan Buren, party is such party as
never before came along. It's the refuse of
all parties, and the poison Of all parlles.-
Despolism, sedshness, aud defalca,ion, are
some of its striking characteristics. lIwilI
constitute solemn warning to this good
country, to all future time, unless it be the
Will of Providence tha, she should be fatally
blind TO her own safety.
A WIG DEMOCRAT
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CLEVELAND. LNn1o,l Ger. Ia.

We had a fair sample Of the uses Mr..
Van Buren's standing army would be put
to, could he carry Out his darling PLAN
Some TWELVE United States SOL.
DlERS stationed here ,oere marched to The
polls By the Loco leaders and poted TO Sas.
tam The Erecaiire. Remember, it free.
men.--iierula.
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Hon goes the Fight For Missis
sippi we can answer, "the fight goes brave,
" on" In obedience 10 the orders of Ken.
dali, the democrats have "charged along
the whole democratic line" but 1t is the
lust charge they Will ever make-ther
troops are now nying in disorder before
the unbrokcn columns of the Wings faster
than Proctor aud his Indians ied before the
inyinctble HARRISON at the Thames. TIC
the " hss we have only 10 say, stand firm
the state is ourS--one gallant struggle a
the ballo, box and tho victory is complete !
--lichSbarg IVhig.
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TERMS:

Trio Dollars and Fifty Gents if paid in advance
7sres Dollars il not paid within three months
And Three Dollars and Fify Cents If not pait
mil after the expiration Of the rear. No papei
discontinued until all arrearages are paid, exccp
a, The option of the Editor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inserted at One Dollar per
square Q6 lines or less, his sized type.) for ihe
frst insertion, aud IS cents iof eaeh continuance
Court advertisements and Sherias' Sales CHARGED
IS pet cent. higher; md deduction Of 33l per
eru, will be made from tho regular pTces. for ad-
yc, Users by the year.
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Comments upon Nep Jersey.-The PEG,
pie Of New Jersey have rendered what the
lawyers call a special verdict.
Isl. The Wings have carried their ticket
in erery county IN the State in which they
supported Wing candidates, except Atlantic.
%. Each Of the five Loco Foco mpos,ers
who have jumped over the law and the
Constitution into their seats IN the House of
Representatives, has been beaten ia his
own county.
To wit, Nroom, is beaten in Somerset ;
D,ckerson, in Passaic; Ryall, in Monmouth /;
ktIe, 10 Salem, and Cooper, in Gloucester.
People of New Jersey, you find verdict
in favor of the Constitution, and SO you say
all, gentlemen Of the Jury.
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From Tie Philadelphia Inararer.

Pennsylvania. 1t will be remembered
that, before the election which has Just gone
BY, we said that our friends at distance
might feel assured that the Wings Of Penn
sylsenia would do better by several thousanc
votes at the Presidential struggle on the
30th Of October, than al the first contest
on the 18Th Of the same mouth. We ad.
here 10 this opinion. Whatever may be the
result throughout the State, in relation to
the election bich has Terminated, we affirm
With confidence, and we are willing to stake
our political sagacity upon the result, that
General Harrison will, al the coming strug
gle, receive much larger aggregate vote
Than was pol!ed on Tuesday last for the
Wing Congressional candidates. We be.
ljeve that the change in his favor will ex,
tend 10 5000 votes, in addition to Berks
county, where, i, should be remembered,
our friends did moi take the field on the l 9Th,
This view is founded as well upon the ex.
perience Of $50, as upon information com.
municated to US in private letters. 1t will
be remembered that IN 1886, the Wings eX.
perieuced signal overthrow at the first
election, aud we're beaten out 10 many Of
their stroDgholds. Blu, even under the then
disheartenng circumstances, and with but
u slight prospect, comparatively speaking, Of
The election of General Harrison, they raj,
he'd at the Presidential struggle, and came
within little more than 1000 votes Of Mr..
Van BGren. The case now is essentially
diT1rent--that is to say, the chances for
" O!d Tip" are brighter by 100 per cent,
His election, even wIlhou, Pennsylvania, is
almos, certain. We repeat, then,
that even if defeated 10 the aggregate vote
IN the first election, our friends at a distance
should remember that Old Eclipse always
runs better than any of bis colts.
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AGENTS.
Gel. n. NJ. Cochran, Mccklcnhurg, n. c.
Chas. w. Harris. Mil Grove. C.
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.Prom the Boston Chronicle, Jun. 10,

iL}D We see by an advertisement in another
column that Nessrs Con,st0ck s. Co. the Amcri-
can agents for Oldridgc's Balm Of Columbia,
have deputies TO sell that article in Boston and
elsewhere. We know a lady of this city whose
hair was 81 nearly gone as TO expose entirely her
chronological Developments, which, considering
that they betokened a most amiablc disposition,
was not in reality very unfortunate. Neverihe-
less she mourncd tho loss of locks that she had
worn, and, after II years irutless resort TO mis-
called reslorativcs, purchased, some months ago
a bottle or two Of Oldridge's Balm, and she has
now ringlels in rich proiusion, glossy, and oI
raven blackness, We are not pulling none oI
the commodity has hccn sent TO US. and, indeed
we do not want any, for though we were obi
gcd to wear wig year ago, we have now
through its virtue, hair enough, and OF passa
BILE quality of our own.
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm Of Columbia has been initiated by
notorious coun,eheiicr, Let i never be purchas
cd or used unless il have the name Of L., :. Com
stock, or ,he signature of Comsiock &c. on l
splendid wrapper. This is the only external tes
that will secure the public from deception.
| d. Address COMSTOCk & co,
Wholesale Druggists, N. York, No. 2Fletclel
street. (For sale by X. J. TAYLOR, New
port, X. IL June Is.
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lsk, enquire-.ask those aoao
k,lO,c.

Those only who know by trial or iInnediate
observation, can form any idea Of The effects, Of
the perfect reiief, Of the almost charm like
cures effected in cases of The PILES, RHEUMA-
TIsMSALL SwELLINGs, and ALL EXTERNAL
PAINS no matter how severe. by the use Of
Hays Liniment. Find one who has used il that
will not laud it above all things ever used, and
you will iind-w what cannot be found.
For the relief Of suffering human beings who
may be afflicted, beg you to ask-ask OF those
who know ask the Hon. ALFRED CoNKLIr,
u. S. Judge for that district, residing near Au.
burn ask MATHEW J. Myers, Esq. Athens,
N. y; ask Gen DUFF GRfEN, hate Of WDsh-
ington city, c8ch Of these gentlemen know Of
cases unconqucrabe by all other remedies Of
physicians, though tried for many. years. that
have been cured by The use Of the genuine Hays
linnlent. Thousands Of other persons know Of
similar cures. lie appeal 10 their sense Of JUS
lice--ther human feelings
II II is but n duty you owo TO your suffering fe-
low beings to let this great remedy be known
Speak Of it then to all your friends. This
will save much PAIN where the newspapers are
not read, or where readers are increduous, be-
cause 80 many worthless articles aye advertised
for the same purpose. TO buyers we say, if alI
who have used it do not say it is beyond all
praise, then do not take IT, The proprietor will
not hIIOw Inls HTtlCIe I'D ne pdlu IOF uhIess VI
cures, when all the directions are fully followed.
HW any one suffering no,o refuse to Try ii?
Il fhe does, he ough to be pitied more for his
obstinacy than his suffering.
Mr.. Hays would never consent 10 offer this anti
Gle, were he not compelled bv his sense Of moral
/ of religious duty TO do all in bis power for
the victims Of distress and misery. For this pur-
|. pose he would sooner devote n fortune, than So
D cure n dollar for any worthless article,
n LOOK OUT.-Some srindiers hare conn
te,Jeited this ortieie, and pat IL hp pith pori-
o,y depices. DO not be imposed upon. Ono
thing only will protect you-t is the name of
II ICOMSTOCk 4 Co; that name must be al
rays on the ry.oppsr. or you are cheated. DO
not forget it. Take this direction with you, and
test by that. or never bny for il is isimpossble
for any other TO be true or genuine.
II -SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by Comstock 4 Co. No. Fleichcr-si.
N. York, aud x. J. TAYLOR, Druggist, New
port, r. Ju'y2.
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orally, that il apparently has been their most
anx ons desire TO devote their sons To- mer.
camille pursuits. and 10 risk their prosperity
on chances AZ fluctuailng and more uncer-
tain than the lurn of the die. 1t 10 By tl'is
gross mishrcciion of the mind that many
branches OF agriculture have 10 ibis day been
totally neglected, although offering the most
bouniifnl returns, TO those who are engaged
~ them.
Providence planted The vine only IN Per
sa, Syria, and in North America. To
France and Italy he rendered no such bonn
lty. And yet we see FIancc, whose climate
was so uncongenial 10 the vine ~ iis first ~
PRODUCTION, that il could barely survive on its
most southern shores, now become rich be.
yond every other nation by the immense ac-
cumulaiion OF wealth, which for ages her
vintage has poured into her bosom. we see
that country becoming ullluent and powerful
not from the natural productions of her own
soils, but from those whlcl.Sshe has borrowed
from more favored cfnes. Look at her
olive groves and the whole race Qf ole
aglnous plants from which she derives the
immense quantity of her choicest oils, suif
cient almost for the consumption OF the whole
earth. Look at her groves Of almonds, hgs
lpruncs, and almost every other fruit calcula-
ted 10 give support to her citizens, aud ampIl-
tudc To her commerce. And lastly, look at
her immense aud increasing plantations for
the silk culture, rivalIng in profit all her
pursuits Not one Of these Invaluable pro-
duc,lous is .he gift of nature, but all are eN-
oilcs transplantcd To her SOIL. For Ourselves
we may claim both the vino and the null
berry, as pre- .cmlncntly our own, md planted
on our sol by the God of nature. And thus
favored, shall America succumb and yield
precedence 10 nations possessing few natural
advantages Shall we shrink from the de-
velopmcnt Of those resources which Provl
dence himself has marked ont ns particularly
calculated 10 enrich our country, and to eX.
tend our sphere %. comfort Lnd happiness ?
We trust not. We trust that we shall not
have,.tor the future, any recreanis among US.
who doubt the triumph of American skill,
enterprise und industry, where any other
nation dare claim success. 1t Is such men
who rctard the national advancement, and q
clogto its prosperity. They arc woIse than
droncs, for they impede The labors Of the in
dusirious. Men protesting such opinions,
ought to receive the whitening scorn and
dcrlsion of nation Which CLAIMS TO have M
snperiors in knowledge and the arts, aud
which acknowledges no consummatlon to
hor labors but that which ensures for the IN
the most triumphant success.
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TO the bald Headed and
lDfllRnsS

DOES any know neighbor or a friend
- WHO has been Bald, and whose head 10
now covered with line hair ? And whose
coat collar was covered with dnndruf, though
brushed every hour--whlch has now vanish
cd entirely? Or ose whose hairs at early
age were turning grey, who now has not
yTey hair? Children whose heads were COW
cred with scurf,-whose hair would not grow,
t,bat are now growing the fullest crops OF
ho;,2 Some coses must be known 10 most
persons. Ask them the cause. and you wllI
he told. these things have been Gone by the
use of the BALM OF COLUMBLA .
20 wears growth is this article, It's demand
increasing annually some hundred per cent
though when discovered not opposed by
any thing for the same purpose, now assail-
ed by almost pun,berlcss mushroom trash
nrepora,ions that will ruin the hair II used to
any extent. Can more than these facts be
wanted to the recommendations oy
lists of names OF responsibility, uncqnalled
by any other article. Look TO these things
buy this article. Stay aud preserve your
hair by its use, or If bald restore it. Ladies,
attend to this-hundrcds in fashionable life
are using il as the only article really I'll for
The toilet. Long hair is very apt to iall out.
Ladies, use the Balni Of Columbia in time to
save ourselves the disgrace OF badness by
neglecrof your pursuits.
II is your duty, as mOralists, 10 preserve
the beauties Of nature, with which a bcanii-
ful Creator has endowed you-usc The Balm,
for il will do il.
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CHOICE EOF OCCUPATION.

At the present period of general derange.
meat ~ almost every department Of busi-
ness, VI Is natural for all lnqulrlng minds to
CASE their eyes around them in search of
some pursuit calculated 10 yield them a
support, or TO advance their pecunary re.
sources. And where, let me ask, does this
mud meet q certain response, except from
the producii9ns OF the soil aud whero else
can he look for stability, ~ to the safety Of
his Investments. aud ample return for his la
bors What olher pursuit eau oHeri 10 hun
snrc guarantee ~ comfortable support for
hls family aud permanent provision tor his
chldrcn ln commercial pursuits all IL
chance aud usc"rialniy, aud he who can
boast of bc,ug on the ascendant to-day can
only clslm 10 orrupy the reverse position on
the morrow. The HISTORY of whole streets
~ our mercantile cities " but q record oi The
rise aud downfall ui their occupants. II l.
q melancholy reflection. that such are the
uncertainties attendant to commerce aud ou'
M, rcanlile Affairs Centrally. that eUty siN
az seven years witness complete revoluiIon
"a tbe mercantile class NJ the community
And vet su,h has been inc folly aud sbsenCc
:. ,,oper discrimination among parents gen
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- cy Of this elegant preparation IN restoring
the growth Of the hair in bald places, IL truly
wonderful. Where the hair has been worn of
from the top Of the head, by the careless practice
Of carry ing things in the crown Of the hat, il IL
generally considered difficult if not impossible 10
restore il, but il is found by numerous examples
that the Hair Tonic reaches these cases very
promptly and effects complete cure. Every
genlleman-(we say nothing TO the ladies', il be-
ing fair presumption that their hair is always in
full luxuriance at least il always seems so.)-
every gentleman who finds-h's hair growing TOO
Thin, or becoming loose, should place bottle Of
Jayne's Han Tonic in his dressing case and apply
il with free use Of the hair brush every morn
ing The result will be a fall, strong and healthy
head Of hair The cases that have fallen under
our own observation warrant Us fully in asserting
this. There is no mistake in DR.. Jayno.-
Heekiy Messenger.
The above is for sale in this town by Mrs
ANNA NJ. EDDY, FranklM-slrcet, 3 doors
East Of the Custom House. Jan 80.
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CauGOusCircUIar.

~ TO DRUGGISTS AND COU.N
TRY .HEIH H1.N1'S-Ihose uaiudbte ar
hctss. OLDRiD BALM or 90
LU.NBLi tor the Hair, and H4YS LINZ
.uE.N'I' for the Plles,'Sc., have been cx,en-
sively counterfeited. Those wanting these
preparations will please always Drlte, when
ordering from any other house, for Comsfock,S 5
articles. The true articles have that name
or signature always on the wrapper, and
vcnders will do wei! to remember that, when
ordering, as the limitations are SO exposed IN
nearly all the newspapers throughout this
country, that they could not be sold, should
they be so unfortunate as to get them.
! Our friends throughout the Union arc re
qucstcd togiye us immediate notice, by let
/ ter, should any of the counterfelts appear il
their respective places. Respectfully,
COMSTOCK g. CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, No. 2 Fletcher ST,
New York, and by RI. TAYLOR, New
port, X. !. July G.
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SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT
RHEUM.
Fall l,,yrs, May g, 1880

Fall RIvgR, May 9, le3o
NIESsRs. A. u. 4 ID. Sands; I had been afflicted
lNl with the salt Rheum In its ~ vercs firm sev
ernI years aud at times was as bad my hdnd' and
on different parts of my body, "a aim ST 10 prevent my
attending to business had made uso of great mum
her Of different prea without obtaining bat little
f any benefit aud became so much disrouateh tha'
nsulved tou . no more unless eo," pn cure QUE
warranted To cure. tearing of your valuable rmedy
went Ia Providence, r. j., aud purchaser ore "ozep
Of IT, confident that II II eur ne conld dispose o'
hundreds of boxs. I used IL, aud immediately per
c.lved that IL benefited me, aud after using u Few
weeks, was cured ,n.ireiy, and my skin was AS "
never bad IT, u srow about NV" yeah s',,.e WIS
cured, aud since that time have been rhtlfey iee
from IL lave SINCE sold hundreds of b"x|s oi " To
my frer DIS aud customers, aud has been used WIN
almost universal success In every Instance One ady,
VII, called on for II, had the complaint 80 bad on
her fare that could hardly bear TO look ut her she
bought one box, 'and IN less Than one werk, s'e was
con paia ively cun d. she used wo boxes which en-
tirely cured her. In slor such has hem us sucee.s
IN cur ny diseases Of The skin, that III nk should do
those injustice who sn,ilary abtttd did not lei
them know the peculiar benefit which have Ned,
ard which have kncwn hnnd'eds ct others 10 receive
from The u,e Of your valuable - kemtdy."
EDWiN rIRTER. Merchant. Fall River.
"a with much satisfaction that the pr"prietos ARE
able to lay tie above cet icae beire the pablic ihi
all may aud know tlir great bcteht which one ind
ydua IL able TO GER ily having received ~ know
dh, iecevs from the U tins valuable medic ne
Not only Tor salt Rheum, hut for all other diseases oi
the in, such as nguorm, Teter, cad n, ud, Far
be,s Jack on tci Eczera, &e., this medicine IL ais,
n certain cure. The syrup Of sa'sap rllass recon
inendrd he used with the kcfcdy, ~ II tends 10 pn
rify aud throw out from the blood fsd system, all tt
unea thy humoi connected will, The disease, ana The
app cation ut the Remedy externally al The same time
erndicairsf II tram the system. Numetou instance
have occurr where ihs course has effect cures VI
one weeks iimc. Every per-o afflicted with ines
co,npla lainls in ay il invited To axe mmed ate
Of this valuable M dicne. aud get cured without
delay. .
~ H. corner of Gold street a. d 100 Fulton, o
William 81. New York, aud sold by Dr u. u. iIPZ-
ARD, Newp"n, r. L., aud by the most respectable
/ sI.a nrlsn
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JUDGE PATTERSON.

Road the following from Judge Patterson, ,-for
thirty years the first Judge Of the County in
winch bo hves.
.,fiddIeiogn, N. j., March IL, 1910.
Messrs. Comstock * Co
Gentlemen ou are nj liberty 10 make such
use Of the following certificate rs you deem will
best subserve the purposes for which it is inicn-
ded
| [CERTIFIcATE OF JUpGE PArTERsoN.]
i hereby certify that my daughter has been
afflicted with sick headache for The space Of
about 20 ars,-tho attacks occurring once in
about two weeks, frequently lasting "a hours,
during which time the paroxysIns have been 20
severe, as apparently soon to deprive her OF lite.
And after having tried almost all other remedies
in vain, | have been induced as a last resort to
try Sphun's Headache Remedy as sold by you,
aud to the great disappointment and joy OF her
self and all her friends, found very material re-
lief from the first dose of The medicine. She
has followed up the directions with heardclc, X
in every case " hen an attack was threatened has
found immediate relief, until she is near ptrua-
nenlly cured. The attacks are now very sell.
dom, and disappear almost Immediately after
taking the quantity directed. hope that others
may be benefited by lhe use Of this truly jnvals
liable medicine, has induced mo TO send you the
above, und remain your obedent servant,
4. JElIU PATTERSON,
Judge Of the Court Of {. p.
Julv l6