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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-08

A poor, Ilierate, but honest man Of
rederIck county, 10 this State, vas asked
; an Office holder who knew he cuuId not
|end, how he knew that the measures of the
DEMONSTRATION were not right. The poor
|an replied, 81 cannot be- decclvrd, for
|hoogh cannot read, | can fcet."-Bal''
pore Pat.
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/" Old liecklsnburg
III ure Here.

The painting aud lcocrna = very hand.
some although done hy n gentleman who
makes no pretensions to skill nthe 6nc arts.
The Banner j. made Of mink silk. about
l., 6 feet. has 4 border q! broad blue rib.
bon rirGl, rr,lIcI and i executed massive
of the utmost nca,ncss aud taste. Wcun.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-08

"a Aaiae.--The Raleigh Register O
tao Cd instant, says, ''we have the East
ern Argus, printed at Portland, Maine, OF
the 22d September. That paper confirms
the intelligence that Kent (Whig) is cleo.
ted Governor, but by a smaller majority
than wassa first supposed. We have the
Legislature and four members of Con-
gress. In two Districts, where no choice
was effected, it is confidently believed that
the Wings will be elected at the next trial,
giving us sir to their tro. Wei does the
Argus remark:
The result of the late election in this State
Startling like the deafh.kneH 10 a eonpict, 10 the
party IN poeosr, and joyOusiy brilliant 70 their oY
PoneHts-spoaks iosson Of practical wisdom TO
all such as is seldom read in events Of human
origin and accomplishment ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-08

An Illustration. Mr.. Bear, blacksmith
~ ONO, Is exciting much attention ~
3talsyIrauia, and other States, as 81 elo.
rot advocate OF Wing principles. As an
Naanrn Of his art, the Harrisburg Chroni.
gv's the follo~ing as the manner ~
bNh he hn Cd Amos Kendall and his well
1Sn propensity lie sald thai few nights
3nce he dreamed dream. In the course
bls ,ravols tie chanced to NEE, Satan.
Wen. SAYS las Majesty, "you have been
faVslltng over the country a good deal Of
De, havn't you r les Was the reply
Well, how DO the Wings come on 7 20,
y veil Why thought they were all
! 1t up; some for Webster, some for Clay,
some ior Hsrt,son 7 They were a
Ic divided at one time. bot we've got them
straight now Satan looked mortified
d Disappointed. Bot he Immediately call.
four OF five Of his lmps and told them TO
a. INTO every part Of the country and Try
SOW discussions among the Wings. II
can't beat them any other way We viii
Z hen cut Of H.. A coon as they had got
few yards he continued Have you
cen 10 Washington lately Z Yes ! vas
ore few days ago. How Is my old
lend Amos Kendall Z Pretty well. He
50 resigned the office Of Pos, Master Gen
&nl, and has become editor Of the Globe. -
p'n receiving this intelligence he sung out
Come back, boys--if Amos Kendall cant
b ihsm out Of II, IL Is no use for iie d,rii
try The editor very reasonably doubts
the above was all dream
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-08

says the Log Cabin boys are turning the
State upside down." The number OF
conversions from Locofocoism is almost
incredible. Harrisonism is peryadine the
State like an epidemic, and the whole peo.
pie are arming against the tyranny, niso.
lence and imbecility of the party in power.
The Wings cherish the utmost confidence
Of carrying their ticket, and should chan
ges multiply much longer in the ratio that
they have done, there can be no doubt of
the issue.--N. O. BaHefia.
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Trio genuine Republican pledges whieh

Trio genuine Republican pledges which
mill be Redeemed. -" Though averse from
pledges of every sort, here openly and
before the world declare that will use all
the power and influence vested in the office
of President of the Union to abridge the
power and influence of the National Exc.
cutiye Cen. IIayrison's Speech al Day
ton.
II pledge myself before Heaven and
earth, if elected President Of these United
States, to lay down at the end Of the term
faithfully that high trust at the feet Of the
People 20 farther. here declare be.
fore this vast assembly Of the Miami Tribe
that if ! am elected, no human being shall
ever know UPON whom ! would prefer to
see the peoples mantle fall. But shall! sur
render this glorious badge Of their author
ity into their own hands TO bestow il as
they please ''-ib.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-08

Hgrrah for old 7Spt-t good joke is
J 4 to have occurred Of or near Fon Melgs
] p other day. As the procession Was pass
. house, the oceupan, came oui and be
N shouting Cor Van Buren,. Not re
4 1ase vas heard While thus engaged 10
) solitary hurrah, his wife came out, cFepi
\ bebiud him, ehut his mouth wilh one
! .pd aod ~Hh the other waved banner,
! lurrakd for Harrisoa OF course.
j rec times three followed from tho multi
LIZ.
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TO the Fashionable Communil
Art of Cutting,

Arf OF Cutting,
they are prepared to say to the public, that they
are determined TO let no article of clothing made
by them, 60 from their Shop without being entire
" satisfactory to the wearer SO far as cutting and
making are concerned.
The business is conducted, for the present, IN
der the firm of Jan;sons 81 Co, in the house hith-
er.n occupied by Mr.. Graham.
Charlotte, Jan. p, 1910. Inf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-08
BY last aigAfs Eastern Mail

We received last night tho Boston papers of
Tuesday morning, bringing the latest accounts
from Maine. II will DO seen that the returns are
all in, and that kenf is elected Go0eraor by 3i5
ma igr.tV ayFr Fairfield
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from ne Boston Atlas, Sept. %.

The victory in Maine is complete. Mr.. Kent
is elected Governor BY majority of between three
and four hundred votes Every town aud pl4nta-
NON ha. heen received and the rcsrl h ns follniqs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-08
HE OPINION or WASHINGTON.

THE OPINION or WASHINGTON.
A correspondent has sen, Us The following
extract Of a letter from Geneul Washington
10 john Armstrong:
ala country hike this, where equal lib
shy is enjoyed, where every man may reap
bis own harvest, which BY proper attention
. 8 II afford him much more than Is necessa
= ry for his own consumption, and where
here is so ample n field for mercantile and
mechanical exeHIon, if there cannot be
0Dl money sufficient for the common put
uses Of li.e, not 10 mention the necessary
ammerclaI circulation, il is evident there
something amiss IN the RuliGg Poiihcui
Orer, which requires steady, regulating,
Issrgeiic. hoUest hard 70 correct oud cou
fgl. Every mans experience vii tel hlm
len such a state Of things exist, the most
clarcbol, and unrquisocal proof Of Il be
Z general }dH IN fhe price ! Prope1y'
Affecting Incident on Ban.tr mn 49,
4 mong the Countries interesting, scenes
rhrh took place during the unprecedented
Convention Of the 10Th inst. the mere reel
u Of Inch would al voIume-,he iol
sng most touching incdeai ha, been re
ed TO Us.
AZ the obligation from New Hampshire
- passing that from Alabama on Bunker,
standard bearer OF he latter discovered
the STANDARD Leafer 81 the former, his
sn brother, whom he had aot met or i've
as. The instant they recognised each
ner, they rushed together and gave vent
their feelings, and as tho banners Of the
70 distant States aaated III union over The
tds Of tbs two brothers, the members Of
procession julning with The immense
scoufse Of Spectators on the spot, ren, the
vllh loud and enthusiastic checripss. -
saoa Daiiy Ado.
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kcnrs maioritv,
TESTIMONY OF GENERAL SCOTT

In the Pittsbarg Gazette we find the fol.
lowing letter, IN which a gallant Soldier
bears testimony to tho gaiiantry Of bro
ther Officer:
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NOTICE.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MECkLESBURG COUNTY.
or Court Of lar, August
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CIRCUS.
ars0sr, WARNS. a So
Proprietary
THE MANAGERS

VI tae PHILADELPHIA Chesnut street Amphfthea,r>
IA 0iortny their unparalleled jstofattracu5nstr
the patronage Of the puhhc leS 10 sssulc ihrn Thai
the stuctest scrutiny - pad - the character ,ni 80.
lectOnot the Anussmgnts they pIeseuL Nth thrrr
extensive aad bssauf.l Sud " HORSES and f,
very numerous comDany Of highly popular FQvES.
TslAN ARTISTS, ~InclIdlns sl,h a combfnatsn
OF tsle itashas never on former sessions bceu pre-
scntcc 10 an krencan audIsfc". The entsrttlu.
ments ~hIch they Will hulg frrwsri srr make
by VARIETY, NOVELTY and SPIE\DOR. and
they doubt not hut Their ever'i-nstD cater FOR tne
public, wi'linsurc 20 them patronage aud suauuri
equal &c tie immense outlay thrv have btep a. fr
the purpose Of producing every thing with the street
est observance of perfection.
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OE'Fs CE
.. 9. q. &C.
OFFICE.

Wheeling. Va July sh 1870.
~"ELLsBUsc LOTTERY. Glass c. laws July Oh
10000. e. 500. 1890. Of. 500. and 2, e,eh n a..
O'O. Ticket q. shares m proportion. A eeru6oair.
oiS! Whole tickets will cost e54 shares IA proportion.
LLiS"etG Cio~ e. draws wednc~-
100000. "a 500. - 500. AID 20 och Of on $40
IL 100000. TIck-i. IS, Halves a.. so; Quarters eI
-. a e,rhdcaie u 25 whole ticket. ~nl cot SOS.
.hsr~s IN Emporium
~wELLSBURG LOTTERY. Class 6. du-. 9. A,
ersndria Saturday July llth lS4O.
s4D.000. SIS OO0. $4,000. az OOOnwsO ,s,h .,
1000 &c. Tickets clio; share, IN Iro,n-iop.
certificate of26 whole uckeis ~ll cal elso. .bar-s
IN proportiun.
L%EEsBuRC LOTTERY. Ga. dow. hord,y
10000. 5000. 3 Of e! 600. 10 Of Of SEQ. ~ &
a $50. 10 $1,000. Tickets IS, shar.s IN rropor,s,
4 certificate of25 whole t.Skeu will COS, sss: .hsrs.
in proportion.
NOSONGtL1A LOTTERY Chs, n srn-, v,s
'~ne.day. July lSth. 1870.
? Pr;zcs OF sl0 900. is 10000. 10 Of C. 600. Tet-.
cs Is, halves 20 50, quar-. 81 IS.
LEEsBuRG LOTTERY. ClG.. 6 drs-, at Aliens, 70
drs Saturday. July 18Th 1870.
SSOO0O 10000. Is OOe. 10000. e4.0c0. 8 OF Sc
COO. > q FL 500, 25 OF 81 600. 1Icke. SlO.
MoNoNGALiA LOTTERY, Class o. draws Nor
lay July goth. 1870.
100000, $4,000. $500. e3.reo. 10 esch Of O..
uVo' s'OO' $500. DC. TIotetss o.. .hares in propo.-
PETERSBURG LOTTERY, cls~ II. draw, Wed
nesdsy July 22l. 1910.
100000, $4,000. s3.OO0p120 Of o. OOO~so
ofsSOO Tickets Is, shares IN proposition. A certif.
cate of25 whole Gctca. viii cost 6S dols shares 4.
proportion.
PETERSBURG LOTTERY. Cia. :. draw, fe,ur
day July 25th. 1910.
100 prize, each FL 900. 10 100. 900 Dol.
100000. $4,000. $4,000. s2.So0, and 100 each Of
81 900. Tickets 10 dolls. halves 5dOl-. quarters 81
dolls. 4 certificate of26 whole uekes will coat lao
dollars, shares ia proportion.
PETERSBURG LOTTERY. Cla- &. am~. orl
July. 1910.
. prizes alo,ooo. $4,000. g 2eo. 10 ofe2 coo ana
1850. Tickets 5 dolls, shares in proportion. A Ger.
nhcs'o Of % whole ticket will eo-r So dos .Asr-
IN proportion,
wELLsBURG LOTTERY. cla. ]. draw. Wed.
nesday July 29ih, lSIO.
10000, $4,000. $4,000. 20 Of ell 900. 40 Of esco
$50 of s2O0. Tickets s dolls. halves q dols eey
nfcaie of26 whole tickets will Goa, sc dols ,hnrc. Z.
propsrtion.
For Tickets In the ebovo splendid scheme, address
your orden 10 Il. s. Gregory q Go. TO other rcnasss
hsveipg there vekei, for sale in Wheeling.
d s. GREGORY. m.s.oxaS.
WhorIiHs. Va
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. 9 . Z . .

fNVtNS FAMILY APtkIfNt PILLS are pa.
N ~ v~-gclshle. composed wiki he .sucic,i proc
Ton al scienco and Of art; they never IrodGc. snu-c,
ans, are warranted TO euro the following disease, which
srss from impurities Of tho blood. viE-Apoplc1v
Bilious affections. Coughs. Colds, liberated .Orc throat
Scarlet Fever. Asthma. Cholsn. Liver Complaints
diseases Of the kulLevs and Bladder. Affections pecu
liar 10 females. and all those diseases Of rhaisoc yer
Kind, To which human nature 10 subject. where the
stomach ~ affected.
CONSUMPTION. COUGHS. A. COLDS. Nervou.
il~elscs. liver compliant. dyspepsia. bilious diseases.
It.s. ulcers. female weakness, and all cases of
eaoudr'aciNEn. low sp,ruS. pulpltatI"n Of the hsart. nor.
N"Ha lruiahilty. nervous weakness, tgOr Glbus seminal
weakness. indigestion. loss Of appetite. heart-buru. gea-
eul debility. boIly weakness. chioro-.. ~ green sick.
1eSs' hl,ulency, systcrcal flinhngs, mysteries. head
ichoS. hiccuP, sen sickness, night marc. rheumliisfz.
~ihna. uc doulourvuE. CTdmp. spnsinotic affections.
and those who are victims to that most eIcru;isting
disorder. Gour, will find relief from their ,uderigs 5y
"a course Of pr Evans medicine.
BeuIre # C0.Htcrfs.ts-CAurfoN; Re particular
IN purchasing TO sec that the label OF hi, Medicine
contains. IA notice ct u s-,try cccordi,-y 10 Ad Of Con-.
grs" And be likewise particular in obtaining rhCm
NJ 100 Chatham street. New York, or from the Rusu.
LAR AGENTS. wM. II. KING. WAccli-S
49, y
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In order 10 give 4 character 10 their cI hib.uon %
Sualto ITS Standing TOR talent, the pI op ietogs nave
A. crnlueI taat
NO FEMALES

Shall 10 the smalles, degree be connected with
lhs performance or travelling Of the ENhlsitton
Bot that the reputation Of thor Am Ihuh-atra shat
De advanced beyond the possible shadow OF OblJqu,
by tue problty and upTightcslduct Of The orriorIu
erS IN private, and chaste, talented, ant astonish
Ing performances IN public. This they reglr ns
very essential and highly important part of the ex
hioiion a. the introduction Of females into an e
euestTlan establishment IS not calculated 10 al
vance ITS tRieTeFts, while they not unfrpluenrl
mar The harmony Of the entertainments ma brini
the whole exhibition into dIsreputs. 10 never wa,
OrdsInedby nature that womI1 should degrade th,
reputation VI her ser by a display Of Gymnasti,
Feats which are not calculated fIE any Usher thar
the stslNGrt man.
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The Spacious Pavilion

10 wiish he numerous performances will DO en-
hibIled, aud all the paraphernaia connected viii.
the Circus are ENTIRELY NEW, The Amph.-
theatre 10 constructed UPON an entirely UCW aud
,sstly improved plan, OF the largest sni strongest
description. The seats are so arranged az to make
q lew hours spent ~ witnessing the performance 4
pleasure ~ nead OF pain, os has heretofore loo fe.
quently been the case; The IateuOr has been beau.
tiullY arranged, and every possible regard obser.rd
insuss strength, durability and comfort, so tia,
10 appreheusions need be entertained on ms score
M INCONVENIENCE and aafgfy
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The Performances

Will comprise the most uneRcCyt,onahle aud IN
teresting entertainment OF every class OF Nations
who may honor the exhibition with their presence
The PnncIpal feats will consist Of the most uurar-
rallcd scenes.n the Circle, and Acrobat EvOlu.gns
Of Manly Agility, embracing Still EauItIue nm
which the Artists OF this company defy competition;
Gymnastics, PyrnmiGical Devices and Chinese Pa.
Rodns, IN full snd appropriate costume; splendid
chIvnlIlc pagcButs, interpreted With q choice var.
ETY. Cf Comic and Dramatic entertsi nmants. extra
ordinary and wonderful hUTsem sn- shin. hy The un-.
qualled riders, who vii perform many entirely new
SCENE acts, toghcther Nth ths magnificent display
richly equipped ~ costly trappings, Of the hgsurtrI
and SItennve STUD ofHORSES aad well trslnsI
GROUP OF BURMESE PONIES,
Which wall be introduced in The Ensom Ponry "a.
ecs, sne = ur1Ls Loire, entitled Eihn StccIs 'ns
connected with the ETnbrinn. The shol. con-.
tuung one u the moot Astonishing urim.urg 1rI
ever offered 70 an snlishtcusI and liberal rul.r.
LCA7D TO THE 7UsLJC.-Ths ,..v s,,,c,.
Ing encouragement lavIshcd upou t.Is a4rHfr,.
DUNG its stay in Phla 5e'phiq. Is yoo,rs I.I.I =
the annals Il Eqlcstrqnitm OF fhat moral and ~.
telIlaent city. Not only was the Amuhuhsatrr g.
five months, but me audiences we're csnposcI of
a greater display Of the besuty. fisrIs7, sud m5r..
porIsn OF the city, thaR bad ever before hlnprsa
the interior OF a bul-uz Of this usfsrs To Their
uuprccedeuted sncrcss r1 PhrIad.rr-rs ~. u,-.
gers are iudshtcu % the gouGemaIy aud igdrrI,-,
conduct Of their performers in private lr.. and tha
HNNNNAeNNN FAEANAfN'H 10 81 N'HN'.."| W f. ne FWH.a
hilton % render 70 n source n rrarf farJn ausa..
mcnt. Hud Instruction 70 sl Tho erfrrf4Tr1-rfs
wero arranged on an entirety nsv s1I move. sale.
with n Cl7se view 90 thor correctness. and o sf-r.
Observance 20 chastity morality aud yfrius. Gould
the mauaEsis present the Ushfc with a rtnr OF fba
would az once ackngNiodgs ths truth ortrss~
lions. Tor move hsersI cJu1truan-s
sven - az eHhib'i1u u s1J nate. ,b., -. -,
.t.wvf7frE "a Mo-. slms impulse which
fucsd such hsppv /. 70 sculn and which pro
/ ,l,verfsrssd - se1Hlts Ia Phuafc.pn.a VII b.
~ ell their etsrrBrs. r1i he -1u.
~" correct department AMI undertaking con
duc viii bstheir study 20 achirv- aud tfeif 81,
- execute what they Hays not ths I'd grfsst d5ub
wut TecsTs tha saneIou % a' classes Of s0cs ty
HfsTsL r~siziass, AL sgsst sad fshn.d
F9hLLE wARIv9.
Nt-s,-S rsrsr
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a SMALL AND BEAUTIFUL FARM FOR
"a SATE-Siwaie on DO bank u Cha Ohio river,
Three niles below Wheeling. be- Belmont county o
BIO. cortaini1g syty arcs
The land IL ofi.e best 4eslity md n, bills fsil q
so.L ItoG-rs one ofth1 mp,i desirable Il situations
for an szrsedlls residence and . profitable conccrn.
June 3O-3t r. HANNA.
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Scsernse Czrsonf6-A writer y ~ SsSoa Me-.
eontils Journal. oecrly srsacs 'ha; ~ ,cY ava o.
ever. and cites DR. Johnsoo. ~physieien cr'pSrl usry t.
the late English king. IN proof oftSe fact,
Miller and his friends IN Boston, gsseIE TAT nOis ut
us shall see FIVE ysor more
Mr. Grsh,m hsv n demonstrated 10 The satisfaction
ofthe world. that mao ought MT To sat Gosh. Ia, retired
from public life.
DR. comSs vf Elingbursh. having demonstrated
that fesh 10 the best food Er man. snl that the but
chsrs seldom or ne ,er die Of onssmpuon has been
appointed physician To hs majesty King vi esisians
The Psychologists VI Massachusetts have lately d.-
covered that a mas is not a drinking animal sId
should nsver swallow fluid OF any Mod.
Mr. Garrison and a considerable psry have proved
% their solemn conviction that all governments; aD1
prisoas-laws and var, bolts sud ears. with all divers
means of safety and sslfdefcncs. are wrong and uss-
les< AMI that IL 10 the msrsl glory OF man. when he Is
attacked by q robbet. ~ stand up skill and sisadib.t
ms n lamp post. and let him pick his .poekss or blO~
his brains out.
Mr. Pierce h., pat to flight all the seh,oLm,tss Of
Boston. and satisfied all The psople. that no ono ha.
ever yet known the Englsh language.
Mr. BrJnson. from the West. has learned rom the
Indians and children, that men should breathe from
their abdomen ssd nc, the lungs. The Bostonrans are
si il with all their might.
Mr. Bronson. the politician. Of Boston. has found ouI
that the Roman church. hae always conlended for
freedom from all civil restraints IN matters
OF religion.
Tbs Massachusetts Legislature. after due delihera-
ton have come to the conclusion II 10 for the public
good to poison The people a. fast rs possible. and have
made provisions accordingly. Shops for the purpose
are to be authorized by legal forms
DIR Mott. President OF Union College, has come 10
the conclusion HAT most, ifnos all men are Idle "cfsc-
ksd." We have MT y,t decided which OF these great
hypothesis TO ekn.ase h.i - rsth~~ hS~aaeG 10 The
Doctor ~~siy--Os,re Lesc
The destruction of properly at Hamburg. by the late
fr-shet Of the Savannah nvcr. " estimated nj $500
O00. 81 Anwn~f. - G., AEn0 nm a.. l am nan
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GIRAFFE. OR cAnrLEopARp

Thu siupendous. majestic and beautiful animal
which 10 eIsuisItely depicted in the above mysterious
engraving hy Mr.. Adams OF New York, 10 scknowled.
Ged 70 be the greatest wonder Of The sniasl kingdom
10 rs rot onRy The isllest Of all known creatures. but
he rrssi and ,nssi singular character IL has been
The great desidsrsiun Of nsiurslisis Of all sgss, and
but few specimens have been ssen for ths last thos
and yssu. IL was known 10 tho Psrsians abon; two
thousand years $50, having been brought a, . present
70 sydssPss. father of Darius l.. several centuries be.
lore The Chriiiisn Era. by Abynians who brosghI 1t
rom the lnistior Of Africa, where alone il has ever
been found. From tbs time that it was exhibited 20
The Ronsns by Cesar. until within Q few years, lie
existence has been deemed fabulous snd the nondor.
fsl description OF it by Pliny. str,bo aud olh... though
u no wise exceeding the truth. tended to confr. the
idss hat 70 was q creation OF poetic 6ctionI nor was
his fiction entirely removed from The minds OF .ci.n.
hhe nsturalisis until sbeut ten years ngo, whom I~o
living ~sPscimsns were presented TO the klngs Of Eng
lssd and France by the late Dey OF Alrisu. The sps.
simen now exhibited 10 the American people 10 III.
surviving one Of the two brought 10 Ihis country by
Aaconbsr. Wslch l. Co. who have been en- oloyinv
expeditions into the hsart Of central Africa for Nv.
Yeas Fssl. and at Al Immense sIPsnss - sbtaia ihsn
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III WILLIAM VANS SOOTHING SYRUP
~ o CHILDREN TEETiIISG-rErNu IA
~ -srsLy-I, YofAeTs 49, N.rs~B The ya...ge
Of ne teeth through ne garr~ TvOdVcc- troublesome
sd dangerous symptoms. IL . known b. mothers
hat there : great lrrta' on ~ tic usush snl zaE- du-
rag ulls process, The guns swell. the secretion OF
b" s'liVs - increased. ihc child is,ciEel with frequent
'nd sudden 6ts u crying, watching. starting ia rs
'eep, ans SposIns uf peculiar parts the child ssrieks
With cTitcuha violence, and thrusts is fingers M,o It's
ron,h. iuH'Sc precursDry 81 aptoms are MT speedily
alcvla Ell, spGsnbdlc CONVERSIONS universally super.
'cne, and soon cau,r the solution II tha iuG.ui-
Il molhcrs whn have their hule babes sGli tel With
1oSc distressing symptoms would apply Or. William
vans Soothing Syrup, which has preserved hundreds
iintanis when thought pas; recovery, from being sud
only attacked with that fatal .n1laly. commissions.
bcUar, Of COagt,rf,jS-C,uuo> T. particular ia
urchasiug To see th,t the label OF tins Medicine con-
.irsa notice Gifts entry according % act OF Congress.
nd DC likewise particular IN obtaining them al 100
nathan 81. New York. or from the regular agents
WI. h. KING, - wuter -. Wheeling.
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AT AUCTION.

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a. WEDNESDAY. July 3 b 81 ~llo'ols-A, Ao.,
W Auction sores on Buchsnan's wh,,r
5000 BAGS RIO GREEN COFFEE. c.,,lo<
ues will DO prepared and tho samples nav 70 sIsmin.
cd The day before the ~ls u LENNON g. Co.
June 20-RA 81