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Vegetable Fife Medicines,

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piece Of ground, few m,les from the city.
With the aid of his sons he cultivated yege.
tables for the market, He viewed with de.
lgh: and establishment the economy OF his
wife, nuriurcd as she had been in wealth
aud the efficiency which his daughters soon
acquired under her training.
The eldest one assisted her in the work
of the household and also assisted the young.
err children. Besides; they executed va.
rious works, which they had learned as
accomplishments, but which they found
could be disposed Of to advantage. They
embroidered with taste some of the orna
mental parts of female apparel, which we're
readily sold BY a merchant in the city.
They cultivated flowers and sen, bou
queis TO market, in the cart that conveyed
vegetables: they plated straw, they paint.
ed maps, they executed plain needle work.
Every one was at her pos! busy and cheer.
fol. The cottage was like a bee hive.
al never enjoyed such health before"
said the father.
"And never was as happy before" said
the mother.
We never knew how many things we
could do, when wo lived IL the great house,
SAID the children, land We love each other
a great deal better here. You call US your
HuIc bees"
Yes" replied tie father, "and you
make just such honey as the heart loves to
feed on
Economy as we'll as industry was strict
" obseryed-nolhing was wasted. Moth
ing unnecessary was purchased. The
eldest daughter became asslstan, teacher
IN a distinguished female seminary, and the
second took her place, au instructress 10 the
family.
The little dwelling which had always
been kept neat, they were soon able to
Jeaatily. lis construction vas improved
and the vines and Towering trees we're re. !
planted around it. The merchant vas hap
pier under h!s woodbine covered porch IN
! Summers evening, than he bad been in
hts snowy drn@ing room.
We are oow thriving and prosperous,
SAID be, shall we now return to the city ~
"Oh, no, no, nc, vas the uuauimousr re
ply,
" Let Us remain. sid the wife, "uhcrc
We have found health and coutenrmenl."
Father said the youngest. all We
children hope tou are not goln. 10 be rich
AGAIN Cor then, she added, 50 We ltte ones
we're shut up IN the nursery, and did not
see much Of you or mother. Now we all
l'e together, and SISTER who loves US,
teaches Us, and we learn 70 be industrious
aud useful We we're none OF Us happy
when We we're -nch, aud did INST work.
So, father please. not be a rich man Any. I
nose.- krs, Sigosr0ea. 4
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Manufacturing Of Carriage,
NOTICE.

FENlIE subscriber having qualified as admins
a traitor on the estate OF 4 her Jones, deed fr.
quests al persons having claims against sa'' u',
ceased to presen, them properly authenticated
within The time prescribed By lax, or tbis notice
viii be plead In bar, aud as hts affairs Is lcit VA
such state as to render 1t impnss lhlc Tor lam to
ascertain no are indebted to the estate, b, hop,r IL
,hc4c Is any one indebted 10 1t they viii have tHe
honesty to make It known 30 as to enable him 10
pay the debts. ,,,,,.,....,
MAY r. $40.
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OLD TIPPECANOE.

Ae Nanites Of vide Pennsylvania,
OF every old state and each new
Take warning, come out with the many,
And vote for old 1Ippecanoe
And vote FOR Cd Tirpocanoo:
Take warning, come out with the many.
And vote for cid II?Peeanos!
We've multiplied here past enauua,
Blair and Riycs ba-.a to .alk blue.
They see there's no chance for Van Buren,,
In hght with Old lPgeeanoe,
In fight W-.I, e.,
The hitle Magician. be siebeas
Al the sight Of Delaware t1p,
When the Blue Hen cais her game chickens,
To fight for Old TpPelaGoe.
To hghi for &c,
Both New Yoga sal New Jersey are OURS.
Massachusetts,, Come telt too;
And Vermont with her green mountain flowrs
Val flourish 70. l.?P1l ay-,
WI flourish, &.
Wed brush in Rhode Island lately.
To show them what yauEees could lie,
And re aog'd EN- al. 49s, q.g.g.y,
II the name o.. ,g=e-a--s'
In the name. &.
And il Old never tire Naztau~.
They've found Of good Nt.rs, Dos i .ee;
a STATE, slrs I'll hold yea q ge...-.
Goes hollow for TipPes441.
Goes hollow g.
Who flies to tbs rescue Ea0.lcsr.
With hearts, gallant. ioEg. aud .-g-;
Wen beai them with bravo rlsa -U4 .--sy
Harry Clay ana 7 d. go-4lgs.
Harry { law * e
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rR9sPECT11s or THE
CAROLINA BEACON,
Asn
.UefrOpoiiiaa Omnibus.
Bl rs. xIyEI9.

Bl =. ZENELi.
spllE sofld Il eoustantly changing :--g1,,i
~ ere changing. ard customs. p,anhsfi 81
hsbHs arc changing. The arts and seieHes ~
slfltinE ttra6 ~ the way u improvement, sss 7
along our mountains. through rgcrs. ard rt
mtgai,ng obstacle after obstacle wiih the spsss q
llaztppas steld. h. lhe place aflhe mean, fssf8l
i citiY shecis. called Newspapers, uLleh veft T.
faeriy sent forth, sc COS see large neatg pfia's
spirited ht5dofbinslr and dailiea, on oil ada b
t4e nc', ~ 20 bal World particularly. has ii.s $
Ptosen'tnl 81 ll'c aye been inhnijcsr-aBd lle Ias
onee VI me ur@spspcr pfess IL daily Eroaing aHr
fo@erfah Instead o. fsekets COACHES AID cart
SO n5s dash over landAtthc tail queer uaeb. q
Pu!ilng and snutihg along al fearful fs,s 81.
~ place 81 bafgss end cal boais, W. nos dei' 70
stEfs, aud Hem tides and cufrcuts by the aa Z
al Pgwefiai Stsam.
IN lhe ncWspaporisl woriJ, mighty ard 20
dcfll'frvnlUlon y at hand II las already shoRs
itfrli 10 some 81 our principal cItics--a lev caas
fy paP.fs have onuglt The cherm, und i 4 gi't
ualy RaiulRg ground throughout this mi;A4
cDnuify 10 North Carolina, this has MT q
shown iisrli aud the people seem eouttnt wIi4 IL
ald.isshlousd sleepy concerns which arc ytl ~
hshed here, devoted to. apd tlicIr numbering &
sums hllfd With, di1iy, BLACKBOARD sehtaa.
not -, l,,, ~, a,,,i.,L,ly Is.h
ln5. i,e,se I,,,, c,,.,..s,,.i,, ,si,s.a e5s,,t
std. vb,ch I. 80, ei,,,,,,,',,. In, ss
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noA 4.,,.,bc IA -
Itagr not ~ ,l,,,c5 ,rs,4c,, c,,,,,,,,,ue,j 4
dashlne sLrsd 1'bey ~ = rh,pd ~ IA
asdsiho improvements Of The sgc.
faHfUs.TsaftSrs. the B,ncen - viii b. rforF
ard accurate. piyipg The e,eaa, of eyerv thiar ta
occurs, 10 a pleasant. CONDENSED shspe, utilg5'
Weafying the reader with dali dciniis
IL piilogopty alfi seience, We have an esreIsi
assiststt--a p,ost ssee ard e,pd,,e pe,sHagc--
3 hose abilities are unsurnarsed. and = bo4e silct.
ton s i 90 assiduonsly Directed toward The snisf
talameut and instruction Of those who read ht
Beacon.
III Poitirs, the Meaoen win he truly ia1fp1s
rHi--not nrHirai, bv any tnsans tunaersiand y
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On hand. Eosae and Esuy!

81 HAVE nH hand At IDS time, several Cary
q ais. Jumpers, Caryhees, and 2
well. finished -SIEikies, one Of which is very
fine aud ] am coniluua.ly putting up Wors IN the
above line. GeHilenIen wishing to buy would DO
Ne 10 call n and see foi themselves al good terms
vii Be given them. -
Al kinds Of REPAIRING done as heretosorss
? doors below The, Methodist Episcopal Church,
N Sgseuih-stFeet
VIM L. MITCHEILAA
Charl,tte Julg :, ! 30. 4lG
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MECALESBuRG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas g. Garter Sessions, April
Term, $40.

Term, lS4o.
Margaret A. Dunlap
IS. " 80 r ~
The Heirs at Law Of '''''o'' ~
john J Dunlap, deco
y appearing To the satisfaction Of The Court
? thgt George II. Dunlap, one q The Hers al
Law Of SAID deed. Is net an inhahnant O. this
State, Ordered therefore, that publication 1e made
six weeks in the Charlotte Journal, that unless
the defendant appear a; the next Court ct Pleas
aud Quarter Sessions 10 be held for SAID county,
at the Court House IN Charlotte, on the lth Mon
dly ia July next, and plead, answer or demur.
.u1gmen, 81 default sill be entered sgainst hln
Witness, Braly Oates, Clrrh u our said curt.
at office, tie 4tl Monday - Aprl, A. D. i-ia.
B. OATES, C. H. C.
Price adv. So 10
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JOHNSTON IRON.
TO- 1910

EQItL no my IN THE UNION
"a III suhscubcfs ,ane mile $. Z. Of TIE fu,g
u as.,gc Ford, on tue road leading 10 Cl,,
4iu.. hayc. aud vii continue 10 kcer, afre a.
gaasiai assortment Of the above article. H..
usta. q, fl. base can b. suppiicd at 81 err
Gssa.
r. & J VI, WILSON
~. lH. lsl0. 20tf
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information Wanted,

M p,o yong men - ihc name Of BEtlA
Y " MlN aud JE>sE KELLY Tho So ID
e geafs 80 last November, and lle latter q
% tHu.r .zst SID yuaug men acre orphans, 4
vste made drunk aud aEiisl 10 that .ilssl4s
scint l.Htfsle,I Nete persuaded and ooetc,. q
afsfsu q dl,d 90 cctl4tn tract VI land, dftah +
aral.4ns --lnd tho boys unconscious u Ehsi 20
h-d done Tile wietehes b,tg about % sus.r &
b. layel. lot aud scared the toys, by pcrsstt.i
them tlgy souid b. hanged OF seni 70 the Pc.
tchtsafy ,ur Nhli they bad doao-snd run I'D
Of from Naus Gather oonuty Gcnrgla, sbesl .
2i1b d ; p,rm1s +, 1887, since which TINE rsa
lug certain Ass been beard lron them. ksN
says they vcyc seen 10 Abbeylle Dtauisi, S G
IAes we're run al ~ one janis iaHsy, sna =
ere Any hiitmatfoa respecting the kafA !
usil Or Otherwise, y hethsf they are alisF y t11
Mi b thankfully received ~ dc sohsgstes-s,a
Editor. Of uSuspapers IN scp'h ceoeliaa. M
Carolina, or Ggofgia. all confer 8 saseEeal q
tressed mother and her orphan ehlIdren. " grfzs
the above an iuscftion 10 ihglr pApsFs,
sald thys can be lauud, llAry aagr Hgblna
fear 10 GtoSgia, a. tbey are es0tessssd baa 81
crime "a ibr rasc. Eli KIILiIksS
wsils, eopHiy Ga. Fsk Z. fslA
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Kings Mountain Iron.

FEyHE subscriber will keep hereafter h..
Il AID gouual assortment OF IRON, als
the Kings MouGtalu Iron Company, 81 ,s,,
superior quality, aud suited tor Carriase
wagon " ork, Ae. WhIch viii DC sd Z.
reasonable tefns.
LEROY SPRINGS
Dec. 10, 1880. III
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Coach Making Rxsi.iess

in the town Of Charlotte, and rs now prepared i,
execute al ORDERS IN his line, from lie ~.
common 10 the finest. Having had nine yeen >,
pcrienee 10 the business and employed workp.,
Of superior grade and lumber well SEAS0NF6
he feels warranted IN saying, that his Wotk Nh
be equal, # not superior To any made in tbs s.,
ton u country All he asks is a fair trial iOt h,
Work sha.i not be oAcolled IN point Of eheasa,,,
t,4aig Or dprGLilIy.
All REPAIRING done in the best stub ana .,
thr shortest notice.
HIS SHOP will be found one door Nor,h.f,,
VI Mr. Summers dwelling house.
CHARLES OVERMAN
CdafioHr, Jln 6, l-40. I5G
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Host 6y .EaH

EnETWEEN Charlotte n c. and kanawha
Hb C. II. Va the right hand halt of a Twenty
Dollar Note, OF the Bank olthe Dotted States, pay
able to John +. Madiux or order, Office OF DIS
count and peposi,e in Natchea, dated June oth
/. Marsham, President. The letter was mailed
1893, and Ne. 47s6. Tho Henderson, Cashier,
abou, tie 10th OF February, 1851
SOPHIA JONES.
Nag -, 1910. a3u
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NOTICE.
ATE.glED

person on taking them up will De welcome TO US
them until they give me information, and all rea
sonab!e expenses viii be paid. Information cal
be left at the Charlotte Journal Office.
WILLIS RAMSAY.
jay !, 1910. t43
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W. ANiEb-An Apprentice to the p,io,,,,,
- business. 4 boy 10 or lG years Of 'S ags
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EXAMINATION.

FENIIE Annual Examination Of the Pupils OF
n the Charlotte Female Academy will be held
IN the Presbyterian Church, ON the 9th and 2Slll
Of July. The Parents and Guardians of the Pa.
pills and all other friends of the Institution are
respectfully invited to attend.
s d. NIE HUTCHINSON,
JQly /, 1910. Principal
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAlNplA8o
Paper Hanging Gia-iRg and Gliding.

rgyHE subscriber respectfully tenders bis ser.
vices u the above business 10 the cit,4er-
of this village and the surrounding counlfy. IL
hll!ers himself from his long experience 10 busl-
ness, that he wil be able to give general saiisiac.
ton to all those who may encourage hln. tie ha-
ia hi- employ several bands, who VIII cuabic him
10 despatch large
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Warrantee D@edsf for saie qthis OGce.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

We take great pleasure in publishing the fol-
lowing extract from recent letter from friend
in Washington, dated, January, 22d 1910. We
assure our readers that such evidences of Gen.
Harrison's popularity coming to light every
day. Let the Wings of Maine take co urage and
do their duty. Here is the extract.
"The nomination of Gen. Harrison, has Sc
cured for him the union and energy of the friends
of the People, beyond the most sanguine expec-
taton Even Georgia, which protested to be
neutral, and expressed her determination to vote
for neither of the candidates, is decidedly for the
Hero of Tippecanoe, as Mr.. Afford avowed in
his speech to day. Every day adds strength to
the belief, that all the efforts of the corrupt min
ions of power, cannot prevent his triumphant
success. The late majority of 726 at the NUM-
cpal election in Pittsburg is only the first fruits
of this popular confidence"
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DR.. WILLIAM EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP.

For Children Teething. Preparcd by Himself
gHVHlS nfaiiibIe remedy has preserved hundreds
Z when thought past recovery, from conyul-
sions. As soon as the Syrup is rubbed on the
gums the child will recover This preparation is So
innocent, elficacious and so pleasant, Tint no
child will refuse to let lis gums be ru>he1 win It
When infants at the age of four months, though
there is no appearance of teeth, one bottle Of The
syrup should be used the gums to open the rcTes
Parents should never be without the syrup in tho
nursery where there are young children, for II a
child wakes in the night with pam in the gums, the
syrup Immediately gives ease, by opening tie pores
and healing the gums; thereby preventing conyu
isons, Fevers &c
gentleman who has made trial Of DR. w. Evans
Soothing Syrup in his family, Gin case OF n teeth
ing child wishes to that he found j: entire
ly efeclual in relieving pain in the gums, and pre-
venting the consequence which sometimes follow
We cheerfully comply with his request. Sun.
fLTDWe believe it is generally acknowledged by
those who have tried it that the Soothing Syrup for
Children Cutting Teeth, advertised in another col
umn, is highly useful article for the purposes for
which It'll intended. Highly respectable persons,
at any rate, who have made Of it. do not hest
tate 20 give It's virtues the sanction of their names.
TBoson Traveller.
srJeE Entered according to Act OF Congress.
The genuine is vended by Agents only.
AGENrs.-HENRY HYDE, Bath; J. Thwing, Woot-
wich. sLjDSee advertisement on LIST side. ly2O
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The arrival of the packet ship Quebec,
Capt Hebbard, at New York, brings
London dates to Dec l6, and Portsmouth
to 18th.
The Liverpool Cotton market was firm
1000 bags were sold at previous prices.
The Queens marriage, 1t is now said,
will take place In February.
The indictment against the Newport
Chartiss fills two columns and half Of
the London Herald Apprehensions were
entertained of a powerful an4 desperate
attempt to rescue the Chartist prisoners
on trial at Monmouth The Vindicator,
a Chartist paper, has openly advised the
assassination of witnesses, in. order to pre-
vent conviction of the prisoners.
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SEAepfB1s &agn.

II HAVE taken N Execution, and shall sell NJ
q Public Vpndue, on Tncsdnylhe lWci1t finn 9aS
of February next at len O'Clock IN the forenoon at
the Hotel f Henry Rootl in Balh all the rIght IN
equity thai .ohn Elliot OF said Baih unw has or
did have on the o6 day of October lc39 Of
deenling the following described real estate and
buildings situate in said Balh and bounded fol
lows, viz Beginning On Front Street tn
Southerly corner Of lot supposed 10 belong lefh
Tucker, thence running estcr.y by said land In
the dock and land or Flats of William King. tltucn
running Souherly by said Kings flats 10 an Iron
bolt in the ledge and hand ri Davis Hatch ard
others, 10 Front Street, thence Norlhcrly by SAID
Street TO The first bounds /; tie same having been
moflgaged 10 William Purintnu and Others 10 So.
cure The payment Of four thousand Use loudred dol
lars in three years with interest, annually by said
Elliot; said mortgage deed recorded III tie Hcs-
ern Dislrictof Lincoln Dee 2.si. io33.
JAMES WAKEFIELD, Drp'y. Sheriff.
Bath. January 81. 1870. 5N43
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NJ ARINE LIST.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.
Jan 30. sch Statira, Carter, Boston.
SAILED.
Jan 81 sch Helen, Wood. for Boston.

ARRIVALS. CLEARANCEs, &c,
AT .siatanzas 9Th inst brig Lion, Fulton, uncer
At do 9Th bark Cuba, Slorer, Boston, loading !;
brig Cervantes, McManus, fin Bath, disch'g
.4r at Norfolk 10th, brig Henry, Hobrook, Bon
aire 45, with damage to hill, sails and rigging.
Ar at NYork 2lst, brig fremont, Sylvester, Port
au Prince, Sc; sch Port Leon, Merryman.
st Marks, 10, 22d, brig Tom Paine, Robinson,
NOrleans 16; brig Talleyrand, Cooper Belieze,
Hon. S5.
Ar at NOrleans 10th bark .Altorf, Davis, Thorn.
aston, 35 18th, ship Dadcm, Lambert, Boston
Nov 26, via Bimeni and Cape Verde, Bananas
ship 1eumah, Glidden, London Nov 3 bark
Noble, Manson, NYork; ship St Andrews, Storer
', WaldobO-S' CID Oh, ships Lyons. Agry, ana
ter, Owen, Havre Canton, Otis, Boston; lltl
Clyde, Theobald. Havre brig: Hokomo!i, Tolman
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.

IJs THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Are certain cure for disease in its variety of
form, because they thoroughly cleanse the stomach
and bowels, induce proper discharge by the lungs,
skin and Kidneys and stimulate the blood to purify
tself In other words they open all the natural
drains, and leave NATURE (THE GRAND PHYS
IcIAN) free to drive disease from the body. The
above outlets, drains, are the common sewers of
the body, through which all morbid and corrupt hui
long as they are all kept open and discharge freely
their allotted portions ofimpurity, the body will con-
tune in health; but when from eating improper
food breathing impure air, sudden transitions from
heat to cold, exhaustion any other cause, the
bowels become costive, the pores of the skin be-
come closed, or the kidneys fail TO perform Their
functions properly, the impurities which should be
drained from the body by these outlets, will be
tanned, and continue to accumulate until the body
becomes literally loaded with disease.
If the channels of our mighty rivers should be-
come blocked up, would not the accumulated wa
tiers find new outlets, or the country become mum
dated' just SO with the human body; if the natu-
humors will find vent in the various forms of dis
ease, such fever, small pox, measles, rheuma-
tism, govt, apoplexy &C., death will end suf
feEings Therefore, when sickness at the stomach,
pains in the back and side, quick pulse, burning
skin, orany other unpleasant symptoms, indicate
that more of the natural drains are not dis
charging freely, and that the constitution is about to
commence struggle for the. restoration of health
sB@OFFICE, and general Depot for the sale of
the above PILLS in the New England States,
1873 FREMONT STREET,
neor Court Street, Boston, where they be had
at Wholesale or Retail.
sC}1 AGENTS have been appointed for the sale
of the Pills in most every town in New England.
ECJDAll letters relative to the Pills must be adj
dressed thus: IN E. Office N. A. College of Health,
1913 fremont street. Boston, Mass
Agents for the sale Of the INDIAN PURGATIvE
Pills. BAIH-HENRY HYDE, Agent for Lin
eoln County.
Wiscasset-Edmund Dana. Observation-Disclosures
tel Walker Thomaston-John M. Gates. East
Thomaston-John Spotford Waldoboro'--Geo
w. Nichols sept l2-1y.
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Notice to FOrecAOse Mortgage

TynHEREAS Alexander Erskine the second,
wv of Bristol, by his deed bearing date the
seventh day of August in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and thirty, conveyed 10 tho
Undersigned certain tract of land, situated in the
town Of Bristol aforesaid, in the County of Lincoln
containing one hundred acres, the same being par.
tcularly described in said deed, which is recorded
in the Lincoln Registry IF Deeds, Vol $50, Page
3l8. Now notice is herr by given ofmy claim, BY
said mortgage deed, 10 the land therein DESCRIBED
and that the condition the same has been bro
ken by reason whereof | claim 10 foreciose sat
mortgage agreeabIy to the Statute pissed March
Goth, 1888. JAMES E4SKiNE
Bristol Dec. 3lst 1899. 3w42
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30
The Belfast Journal of January 23d

The Belfast Journal of January 23d,
contains the following nnounccment:-
"MARCUS MORTON is Governor Of
Massachusetts, and WE elected him.
For the first time in our born days, we Wis
tied Boston wonder your mamma knew
you were so far from home, last Nov,
and were there on the day of election, and
harder days work we never performed
than we did on that day. We attended at
the polls the entire day, and ''put IN the
EckS" in true Waldo style. How many
Morton votes we were the means ofgetting,
we cannot say, but one fellow, Of our &C
qualntance, was making his way to the
polls with an Everett, Is gallon vote. We
hailed and brought him to, and as he cared
little about the Governor, but wished to
sustain the Is gallon law, he was prevailed
on to shift votes and take Morton Is gal
Ion vote (there were then different kinds of
votes) the which, thro' our influence, he
deposited in the box"
The only difference between this loco and the
general run of that of persons, is his utter
want of Caution. His enormous development
of Self.es!eem or pomposity, is nothing strange.
The rascalty he unfolds, to his shame, is but one
paragraph in tke long chapter of interference at
the polls, which might be named,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-01-30

1t is supposed that the Supreme Court
will hear the argument on the License
Law of '38 tomorrow. A greater waste
of the public time could not well be thought
Of Boston Post, of 9th.
Perhaps we do not fully understand the merits
of this question. but we will venture to think
that the opinion of the Supreme Court will be
entitled to quite as much credit, as that of His
Honor, Gov. Morton.