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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-09-03
Mrs. vi. s. III. Dana,
PROPOSES TO PUBLISH BY suBscRfPrToN,
A LITTLE WORK. TO BE CALLED
THE Southern HARP"


a tONSISTING Of Sacred Poems, adapted 10
u the most admired popular airs. The want
OF serious words 10 tunes Of uncommon beauty
has, for long time, been felt BY herself and many
others and she hopes that this effort will crafty
those who would prefer that the melodies they
love should be clothed IN language TO which every
serious heart and thinking mind can respond
Her aim y Ill be to combine taste with pIety and
:h1s " hie the car is gratihed, to improve the
heart. She is persuaded that many beautiful mu-
steal corn positions have sunk into sllencc because
sci 70 trilsng words.
The work will be published in ore volume, Of
from $50 to 300 pages, handsomely bound aud
the cost will be 81 per volume.
II will be published this fall, if sufficient mum
her Of subscribers can be obtained to cover the
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 work, emitting the music
TuNE--" The banks If the Blue lfose'is"
When the b!oom Is on thy maiden check,
And JOY in the sparkling eye,
There IS yet one home for the heart to seek,
Where love may never die,
Though bcau,eous flowers may either here,
Where bhgttnP storms destroy,
They are blooming there, ever bright and fair,
The flowers OF yelth and lay.
When The check grows pale, and the heart grows
faint,
And dimmed is The sparkling eye,
There Is yet one friend for ths dying saint
In his mortal agony
Oh sweet es chiIdhood's gentle sleep
All calmly may he rest,
Ard forget bis woes, in long ropose
On SaFiour's peaceful breast
T0nE--" Here ps meet TOO econ 70 part ~
We shall meet--no more TO part,
Cease thy sorrows, mourning heart
Weary days viii soon depart
Then we may rest forever
When the work of life is dome
When the vctgys crown is Won
Then, immortal life begun,
We 10 more shall sever.
We shall meet. &c.
In tie home Of peace ard blss--
Ia the world where Jesus Is--
Where we bid adeu 10 THIS,
We may loes forever
Purified from every stain.
Through the Lamb that once vas slain,
Dearest, We shall meet again,
Aal be parted never
We shall meet, sc.
Subscription lists may be found at the Depasilo
~, Chalmcrs-street at the Book Store If Mr..
bfale hiug-street; and the Courier Office, East
BAY.
Charleston, Aag. /, 1910,
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FOR CASH D.VEB:
ssaEe Warm & Brown SHIFTING

Manufactured al Lexington, n. c.
4 HAVE received quantity Of the above arti.
Il Giles, which will sell Wholesale or retail. at
very reduced prices. | believe the shirlings the
1fsl ever saw in any part of the United States.
wish the Merchants and Farmers 10 call and ex
anime, aat shall be sure 81 sale
H. II. WILLIAMS. Aren't.
Charlotte, JaBl4 I-4U. 43tf
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I EnROPOSALS for issuing a Periodical IN the
N City OF Raleigh, which will be exclusively
devoted to polite Literature and Science, entitled
THE EMERALD and 10 be edited By Hron
MeQUEKN. Il has been remarked by an eminent
man. whose emil ghtoned and spirited abors for tie
welfare and glory OF North Carolina will form 40
interesting portion Of her future history that the
character Of the country was principally indebted
or lis elevation and lusre 70 the reputation Of her
public men And perhaps the solee Of calm ard
impartial reason may safely pronounce The dees.
ion that Il would be vain aud mpracticable al
tempt to aim at making known the characters ct
the merliorious citizens 81 any community without
having hrst impaired 10 the world perspicuous
aud tangible revelation Of ts resources q Litefa
/ tare and science. u - nonruiui t4ei, ~ con.
neeuon win the history o. TINS state, hat she has
suffered immense TFali9ns Of character an lame
from the want Of 4 ihithiui and accessible ergan
through which her devoted sons might eommuni
cate 70 the wetid those biographical incidents and
hlstorIca! and literary fragments which bave been
garnerea Up IN the affH'fed Of private affection,
and which are so closely associated with The GLORY
Of the people IN ihis respect We are Tar ~ the
reai u other states lA s!s SobieaetacY shich can
/ prefer no ast claim y superior fsnk over North
carolina 90 account O nc fastet extent q theu
moral, intellectual O physical resources And
/ We cannot surrender the endearnR conviction that
nus state presents n atmosphere sufficiently re-
nah and soil sufficiently grateful 70 sustain, "a
I vigorous Pfosprtltt,a loofaai purely devoted y
Literature ana science, ah,l the experiment snail
nase beoh iaifif As4ae ana nave proved Gnauccess
~
~ uios' lFo,h''tltt FEATURES ~ @hea me fnl.
eraid 4. "e aIslifea ned @lil be Persetgcflne
ehort 10 rescue rom oa.iFon the numerous facts
1nicH "guf' y + epHai'y fosiAea 2 GIVE =.
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Coach Making Rusiaev
Lost 1y .ffail

EpETWEEN Ghsrlosis ~ c. and R,,,,.
b , { II, "a tbe right hand half If Yya,
Dollar Note, Of The Dahk of,he United Slaiu !.
able 10 John + M4ddux or otdtt, 0fes 4 +.
count and Depoatlc "a Sa,elle4, dated laz !,
T. Narsbam, Presidenl. The Iet,ef ~. ssaI
l-33, and No. $50. Tho licnceroa, O.. y
about Tic 10Th d February. l-37
SOPHIA lQNE
Nay IL, l-!1 35lf
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NOTICE..

f51iIE subscriber having qualified as admins.
N uatoF on tleeslate Of Asher Zones, decd re.
quests all persons having Claims against said de.
ceased 70 present them properly authenticated
Sithin The tine prescribed ~ Law, or this notice
"il be plead 10 bar; and As his affairs is left in
such state as to render 1t impossible for him 10
ascertain who arc indebted to the estate be- homes II
mere IS any one indebted TO it they will have the
honesty to make II known 60 as u enable him 10
pay the debts.
THOS. J. HoLToN.
Nay ~, 1910
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A CARD.

FHNHE BOATS Of the
ass&< IL "Plsnters and Mer
Fx sys--:---qssgTi.a-,s chants Steam Beat Com.
&C. pany OF Cheraw," form
ing a line from Cberaw TO Charleston direct are
now ready, and will commence running early IN
August. The SWAN, Capt Mckenzie, will run
on the River. The ASsoN, Capt, Lubbock will
rnn between Georgetown and Charleston, con
Meeting so as to avoid detention BY unremltting
attention TO those that may ship BY them, the
Company hope to deserve and receive the patron.
age Of the public. The Boats are fitted up for
passengers as well as freight, and oilar cheap
and expeditions route for the country Persons
wishing to visit Charleston, could 60 down with
their produce and return with their goods No
chargts IN Geovreto,rn for wharfage er storage of
goods shipped from Charleston b. tie C0mqaRy's
Boats. Produce for New York sl be delivered
70 order in the town, TO 60 BY the packets direct
to New York
The agents are Brown, Bryan and Brother,
Cheraw; f. Waterman, Georgetown; and ;.
Mowry, Js. for Charleston.
J. ELI GREGG, President.
CheTa,r, Aug. 4, ls40. t5i
The Journal Charlotte; and Western Carroll.
man, Salisbury, will publish the above weeks,
and for ward their accounts to this Office for pay
ment.- Ga-stts.
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sfrayesi

VI szAvA ENRON the subscriber, ON the
&s@aA. Il = 18th Of July last, Two CoLrs,
VI NT one beautiful sorfel FHiy, three
et@sssz-zsass ye7n old having no marks by
which shs can be particularly described the
other Bay Horse Mule two years old, without
particular marks, Any person finding or taking
up said Colts, and giving the subscrlbsr informa.
non, shall be literally rewarded Tor tbef trouble
LEWIS DINkINs.
Proridsacs Settlement, A9g. 4, $50. 45tf
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. :, = , !, i., ANswER.-A French king once
, Isnea Christian bishop if he " was noble. /"
: ~ 'ishop replied, that he did not know
from winch one Of Noah's three sons he
was descended INV ''A' nc
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Art OF Cutting,

they are prepared 70 say 10 tho public, that liey
are determined to ri NJ article Of s'oshl6r nadc
by them, % from their shop without beng entire
u satisfactory q ihe aeaftr, 4f cutting and
making are concerned.
The business u conducted f1t he present. On.
der the firm II Jam5sons s Co, h Tie huuse hilh.
efto occupied ty VIZ, Graham,
Cbrisfts, Jan q. 1870 I~tf
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TO the Fashionable Community.
y. & I'D. JAMESON

oessafy to say that they are ready u % the best
work tn Tits section Of North Carolina Having
orc connected with the dfm Or long and success
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4 loafer the other day asking for news
was actually astonished on being infortaed
that the Dutch had taken Holland. Aud
where, continued he, hts eyes dilatine with
wonder" where the ID have thew taken
1t to t'
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A Misfake Correctei.--An orator, hold
ing forth IN favor Of "Homau, dear, divine
woman, " concluded thus: ooh, INV hearers.
depend upon It, noihng beats good wife, -
T" beg your pardon" replied Que If his audi
tors, "a bad husband does"
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'FaTrantee Deeds for sale at thts Ohce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16
DIR. SPHON'S
Sick Headache Remedy

For the permanent cure Of this distressing
complaint never fails. When pcrseyered IN
il eiectually renovaies tho system, and doe
away the causes Of the SICK Il NER POUS
HE.A D.fCHE. Thousands have tried it, ano
found precisely the relief which the article
promises TO bestow. Certificates Of the strong
est kind and FROM the most respectable persons,
are in the possession Of tho proprietor, some oi
which have been published, ie,Iiiying TO the per
nanent cure, and others 10 the immediate re
liof given by this remedy. IL affords relief tc
tho afflicted in Is or 20 minutes from the frs
dose. ll takon when tho symptoms Of an at
tack are first felt, il prevents the further pro
gress OF the complaint, and can produce no dan
ger at my Time by an excessive dose as IN sucl
u case il would only throw oil the contents OF tho
stomach, leaving II sweet aud healthy with al
excellent appetite. All afflicted with headache
should not fail TO procure and relieve themsol, Co
from so distressing complaint.
Physicians have in many instances given il
to their patients, and in every instance, 10 our
knowledge, with great satisfaction have found
it a certain cure. Sick and Nervous Hcad-
ache is a complaint with which ply sicians do
not wish 10 have any thing TO do, aud generally
prescribe only for temporary relief consequent
ly, DR. Sphon's Sick Headache Remedy escapes
the opposit ion which some other proprietary sr-
tioes meet from that source.
Try il once aud you never " i'll regret it. il
is composed entirely Of vegetables, and cen
tains no mineral, or poisonous drng Of any kind
and does not require any change Of diet OF eAer
else.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock & Co
Wholesale Druggists No. 2 Fletcher street N. Y
and by Il. J. TAYLOR, Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16

The language which Mr.. Van Buren, s
official paper (and copied into all the
hireling presses of the country uses to-
wards Gen. Harrison, would disgrace
the tenants ola Penitentiary. The man
who has been honored and promoted by
every administration of the government
from Gen. Washington to that of Gen.
Jackson, and who is at this moment the
chosen candidate Of an immense body
Of the American people, is constantly
called "red pelticoat hero"-"a pitia-
bic dotard," who is so imbecile as to
require keepers. We ask attention to
the following passage from the Globe:
"No other person is permitted to
come near him but an old servant wal
tor, who brings his meals, and performs
the accessory dulles Of The cage. None
of the domestic animals arc allowed to
come near the cage; favorite dog, arho
ran apay uiih him IN alIhis battles, hav-
ing been observed to bark very signili-
cantly, after an interview with his mas
ter, was forthwith knocked in the head,
and thrown into the Ohio"
Is it too much to say that the ten
dency Of Mr.. Van Buren's organ is to
make us n nation Of blackguards p
.Neirark Sentinel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16

WoRrnY or NoTIcE.-We learn from the
Mount Pleasant Register, that Miss Mary
Campbell, Of Faye,te county, New Haven,
has been cured of Asthma, with which she
has been afflicted for more than IS years, by
the use of Dr. Juype's Erpectoranf. Tho
disease was deep seated aud aggravated, bu,
this cure was effected by the use of II bot.
ties. The Register adds We make this pub
lie for the information and benefit Of others.
We give il to our readers with the same mo
i've, aud We may BE- allowed To add, that this
medicine ia not a common qnock medicine OF
The day. bu, is the regular receipt OF an cdu.
Gated and well known physician. DR.. Jayne,
deserves well of postcrily for his abors IN
nnclora,ing tho suffcrlngs Of his fellow men,
II tie has saved many, whose cnrclcssness aud
ndiscrction have brought thcm near The
I grave, and his Expcctorant Is now not only
used, but opcnly recommended by all The
host and mos, intelligent physicians as cure
H for cough or consumption: we know of moth
H nm more invaluable, anu u has been found t'
be Of grra, service TO many afflicted with oP
preston Of tho breast, and disease of Tho
n liycr Its use -, however, us' best rrcom
m.ndaNtn. -- Pia Sairdsy Ersirs PC;t
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16
MEMORANDA.

Cid, at New York, on Wednesday last, schr. VOL
colt, Northup, Rchmond.-On Thursday, brig Florida
Pnian, late Phillips, Garoy's Ferry.
Arr. ut New York on Friday last, brig Malaga, Bur
CESS, ~ days fm Mobile Died on the passage, How
nrd A. Miller first mate-also the cook, foreigner.
July 5th, on Hateras the maintop mast rigging, SC
was much damaged by lightning which passed out Tho
hawser hole.
At Havana. June Goth, ship WIN. Engs, Coe, OF thi.
port, fm Hamburg.
Arr. nt New Orleans, LIST inrt brig Caspian, swnsoy
from this port.
Arr. At rctou, 2sth ult brig Eagle, Carpenter from
this port.
Arr. below Norfolk. 9TH inst schr. Arenzamendi, 4s
hours from this port for Baltimore.
Sailed fn Key West 21th ult, schr. Olive, Wood, foI
this port.
CID. mt Savannah, 9th inst, brig Poland, Gardner
for This port.
At Havana, 2sth ul,., soop Lark late of this por.
sold.
CID. at New Orleans LIST inst, schr. Hannah, Boss
New York
letter has been received in town, from Capt. Pratt
of the ship Mechanic of this port, dated Oahc te, 1911
March, $780, saying that he had board 1900 bbs sp
oil, then 20 months out, officers md crew n WE'LL.
Capt r. states that he spoke the ship Audley Clarke
Sherman, of this port, Feb 10Th, with 2CO bbls sp oi
% months out.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16
JUDGE PATTERSON.

Read the following from Judge Patterson, foI
thirty years the first Judge OF tho County IL
winch no lives.
.Aiiddittopn, N. j., March Ia, 1910.
Messrs. Comstock s. Go.
! Gcntemen--l ou are at liberty 10 mako sucl
use Of the following erl6cate as you deem vii
best subserve the purposos for which ii is inlsn
ded.
[CERTIrIcArE OF JUDaE PArrERsoN.1
! hereby certify that my daughter has beeI
afflicted with sick headache for the space o
about 20 yoars,-thc attacks occurring once q
about two weeks, frequently lasting 2t hours,
during which time the paroxysms have been 81
severe, as apparently soon to deprive her OF Ito
And after having tried almost all other remedies
in vain, have been induced us II last resort To
Try Sphon's Headache Remedy rs sold by you,
and to the great disappointment and JOY OF her
self aud all her friends, found very material ro-
lief from the first dose OF the medicine. She
has followed up the directions with the article, y
in every case when nm attack was threatened has
found immediate relief, until she is near P,rn'a-
nenily cured The attacks are now very sell
dom, and disappear almost Immediately alter
taking the quantity directed. A hope that others
may be benefited 10y tho use Of this truly nival'
liable medicine, has induced me 10 send you the
above, and remain your obedlenl servant,
JEiiU PATTERSON,
Judge Of the Court Of CT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16

Court Of Probate, .NirpoT, July g. 1910.
vvNHE commissioners report Of claims al
lowed against the estate Of Joseph w
Eddy was received.
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to q
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the State
House in Newport, on the LIT Monday in Au
gust next, at . o'clock =. IN, and that previou,
notice bc given by publishing copy Of thi,
order, three several times in the Herald o
The Times, for all persons interested to appeal
at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy--wltness:
July lc.l u. B. HowLAND, Pro. Clk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16
PROVIDENCE
B @ OK BIND cry.

rIIAS. ACKERMAN, BOOK BINDER
~ PAPER RULER, and ACCOUNT
BOOK MANUFACTURER, would inform
the citizens of Newport aud vicinity, that he
continues to carry on the above business in
Providence, at No. Union Buildings, di
reclly over the City Bank, who're he would
be happy to receive orders and execute work
for the good citizens Of Newport. For specl'
mems Of ruling and blank work, he has The
permission To refer them 10 tho cashiers o'
the N. T.. Commercial, the Merchants ant
the Newpor, Banks.
j. S. Orders for Blank Books promptly
attended to. Particular attention paid to
rebnding musc-perlodcals-old books, &c
Pattern cards made to order.
| Providence July 10, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16

VIRGINIA.-There was q great meet
ing Of the friends Of Harrison and re-
form, at Clarksburg, Virginia, OH the
25th ultimo. There were people pre-
sent from seventeen counties Of the an
cient dominion, and from two counties
in Pennsylvania. Among other speakers
on the occasion was the Hon. William
C.Riyes who, on coming forward, was
received with great enthusiasm. He
laid bare the enormities of the present
administration, and with such convinc-
ing cloqucnce and unanswerable argu-
ment exposed their wanton departure
from the true republican doctrines Of
the constitution, that TwENTY-oNE MEN
who till that moment had been suppor-
ters Of Van Buron cried out, one after
another, "IshaH go for old tip" The
effect Of this pleasant interruption was
long and loud cheers, and when they
had subsided, Mr.. Rivcs alluded most
fclicitously to the honest conviction
which had been brought home to these
twenty one honest and sincere republi-
cans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16
ARRIVALS.

FRIDAY, July l0th.-Arr. schr Tasso, Burdck, from
Baltimore brig Ocnvia OXN, I'm Norfolk ind ~ hour,
from the CHpcs Mary, SlOcunl, Boston for Fall River
SATURDAY, July 1lth-Arr schr. Franklin, Carney
I'm New York Tor New BedIord Camden, Grnfhsd fi
Camden for Norfolk Exchange, Anderson, Providence
for Now York. sloop HUDSON West, Providence iol
New Bedford Rienzi, Heath, I'm do.
SUNDAY, July l2th.-Arr. schr. Fair Dealer Young
lin Norfolk with wood Convoy, Baker, Boston ioi
Providence; VIM. Henry, Criiham, Of and I'm Camden
for Norfolk Independence, Stewart of and iin Fa
River for do. Rio, Ball. lin Philadelphia; sloop Pacific
Horton I'm New FORK ior Providence Srscian Clarke
Of aud for Warcham.
Towed to sea, by steamer Balloon, ship VIM Lee
Clifford, Tor Pacific Ocean.
MONDAY, July l3th-Arr. schr. Ieondas, Kelly, fai
Picton for market Patriot, Babbadge New York for
bangor Acknonack, Hail. I'm do. ior Boston; OlyDl-
pus, Socun. Dart mouth for New York; Amity, Hand
Philadelpha, with coal 10 Coddingion Manufacturing
Co. soop Aron, Hull, fin Providence for New York
Native, Young, Kingston, with coal to Perry Man. Co.
York. Johnson, OF New York. from a cruise Of days
Spoke l0ih, 100 miles u. by = gom Sandy Hook
brig Sarah, OF and for Rochester, IS days from
Rio Janciro.lth, 90 miles East Of Sandy Hook brig
Foster, of Providence Tor Phudslphn.-l2th, GO mile,
East Of Sandy Hook, brig Oak for Philadelphia do brig
VIM. Pitt, I'm Boston for Philnd lith, 100 miles T..
Sandy Hook brig fIawcs ofProyidence, I'm Boston fo
Turks Island boarded ships Ontario and Gem, Of fo
Snsarbor, both from whaling voyage, last I'm ST. II He
lena, with about 23o0 bbls sp. oil each British schr
Orbit, I'm Nova Scotia for New York do. schr. Alni
ra I'm New Bedford for Phad. 50 miles r.. by a. from
SANDY Hook, saw n bark stnnding TO tho westward
about 80 miles E. s. H. OF Block Island supposed to b,
one OF the Boston ind Philnd. packets.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16
To the Bnll Headed and
Diners.
July 10.

nOES any know ncighbor or a friend
~ who has been Bald, and whose head Is
now covered with fine hair? And who's,
coat collar was covered with dandruii, ihougl
brushed every hour--whch has now vanish
cd entirely? Or one whose hairs al early
age were turning grey, who now has not u
grey hair? Children whose heads were GOV
cred with scurf,-whose hair would not grow,
that are now growing the fullest crops OF
hair /? Soma cases must be known To mos,
persons. Ask them the cause, aud you will
be told, !hcse thugs have been cone by The
use of the BALM OF COLU.NBLI O'
20 years grow tli Is Tins article, It's demand
increasing annually some hundred per ccnl.
though when discovered not opposed by
any thing for the same purpose, now assaIl.
ed by almost punberlcss mushroom trash
preparations that will ruin the hair II used to
apy extent Can more than these facts b.
wunted-rcfcr To the rccoinlnc ndatlons by o
lists of names OF respectfully, uucqnalled
by any other article. Look 10 these things
! buy this article. Stay aud preserve youI
hair BY It's use, or # bald restore It. Ladies'
attend To this-hundIcds in fashionable llt,
are using it as the only article really I'll io'
The toilet. Long hair - very apt to tall ouf
Ladies, use the B lin of Columbia IN tlme t.
save yourselves the Disgrace OF ba!dGess by
neglect Of your pursuits.
II is your duty, as moraIlsts. to preserve
the beauties of pature, with which beauli
fpl Creator has endowed you-rse the Baln'
for II will do II.