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The Polynesian., 1841-04-24
NEW GOODS.

HENRY Patty e. CO., have Just
received per Ship MoREA, from New
York, large variety of New and Fash
ionable Staple and Fancy Goods Selected
expressly for this market, by Lady long
resident here), among which may be
found
Plain, Figured Colored, and Flor.
encc Slls-Pink, Stamped and other
Satins-French Crape-Black Bomba-
zine-Figured and Satin. Stripe Shally
Paradise Mousline De Laine-Plaid
Swiss Muslin-Black Satin and other
Vestings, super quality-5-4 Silk Star
Blond-5-4 Silk Black Square Net
Fancy Prints-Thibet Nj. De Lame,
Silk and Large Net Shawls-Silk, Me-
rino, Shally, Picnic, Gauze and Lou
sine Scarfs-French Muslin, and Lace
Wrought Collars and Capes-Ladics
Open Work Lisle Hose-Blond Quill
ing-Black Blond Footing--Green Lace
Veis-l-4 Length Kid and White Mo-
hair Gloves-Linen Cambria Handkfs
Ladies Cravats-Lisle Ed ging-Blk
Neck Ties-French Cutls-Head Bands
Victoria Robes-Bonnct Fronts and
Crowns-Taflcta, Ganze, Satin, Silk,
Garniture, Cap, Belt, Plain, Figured,
and Velvet Ribbons, splendid assert
ment-Stay Tapes and Lacets-Stay
Backs-Stccl Busks-Black Silk Frogs
Super White spool Cotton-Hem.
ming's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., assorted
Silver Thimbles-Strawberry Emcries
-lnlaid Shell Card Cases-Fancy AL
mOnd, Peach and other Soaps-Black
Silk Braids-Piping Cord-Iinen Floss
8 dozen Pasteboards-Whitc Wax
Childrcn's Red and White Worsted
Socks-Saddle Cloths-German CO.
.lognc--Cap Combs--German Silver Ia
bic, Tea and Salt Spoons and Butter
Knivcs-Hair Cloth Seating, IS, 20
and % inch, etc. etc.
Honolulu, March LIST, 1871.
The Polynesian., 1841-04-24
Terms Of the POLYNESIAN.

,svbscWpTioN; Eight Dollars rer annum, pa!,'
Three u ars; single copies, Is cents o''''' '
ADvI irIsING. 80, 25 for thee Insertions ofo'e
square; rty cents for each continuance noIe than q
half and less than square, 81, 10 for first three n
sqnarc,e, 25 for first three Insertions and 20 cents
for each succeeding insertion.
Terms Of yearly advertising made known on arr
cation TO TN. editor
The Polynesian., 1841-04-24

10 doz. Hook Wine
20 Champagne
= Cases Loaf Sugar
Cask Coffee
10 or. Casks Sicily Madeira Wine
10 Boxes Pipes
20 Sides Sole Leather
4 L" Patent q
IL Morocco Skins and Binding Leather
| Box Shoe Thread Dbl. shoe Pegs
so Ok Bows-5O doz. Axe Handles
2 Cases Fur Hats and Caps
10 Packages Hard Ware assorted
Also many other articles too numerous
to mention.
PIERCE g. BREWER.
April 10, l54l. if.
The Polynesian., 1841-04-24
Received per Lama, from BOs-
ton, and OH hand.

sOh, "ss" wa sss'AA"s
20 Cases A Indigo blue Cottons
3 3-4 do. do.
20 :. 81 Chickopee Cottons
| " Linen fold Cottons
: " Blcached Cotton Drill
4 " York and Satin Jeans
" Ticking
30 Bolts Am. Cotton Duck
: Cases Merrimack blue Prints
Orange Prints
: " Furniture Chintz
| " Linen Coats, &c.
| Marsellcs Quilts
! Cotton Hdks.
) Cotton Thread
| q" Pink Cambria
Can Copal Varnish
% doz. Swaim's Panacea
, Cases Table Salt, in small boxes
80 doz. Cider, packed in table salt
) Bbls. Linsecd Oil
20 doz. Olive Oil
40 - tin boxes Seidlitz Powders
, Bbls. Spirits Turpcntine
3 Cases Friction Matches
800 Boxes soap
The Polynesian., 1841-04-24
Wanted.

Spare Copies of Nos. One and Two Of
the POLYNESIAN, to complete few
sets. Inquire at this Office. If.
The Polynesian., 1841-04-24
FSETEY.
From the Boston Courier.

From the Boston Courier.
The following lines were written on the
occasion of an accidental meeting, a few
evenings since, of all the surviving mem.
bers of a family. the father and mother O
which Zone cighty-two, the other eight,
years old have lived in the same house
fifty three years.
THE FAMILY MEETING.
We arc all here!
Father, Mother,
Sister, Brother,
All who hold each other dear,
Each chair is filed, we're all al homo,
Tonight let no cold stranger come;
1t is not often thus around
Our old familiar hearth we're found,
Bless, then, the meeting and the spot,
For once be every care forgot;
Let gentle peace assert her power,
And kind affection rule the hour,
We're ail-ul here.
The Polynesian., 1841-04-24

80 gLNLAN = SON.
Have for Sale, which they offer on
reasonable terms
20 boz. Port Wine
25 " Sherry do.
10 S. NJ. do.
20 & Claret do.
10 g Raspberry do.
" Sarsaparila Syrup
10 Lemon Syrup
) d" Assorted do.
5 I" Stoughton's Elixir
% Boxes Assorted Teas
ALso-Just received
3 Lady's Splendid Riding Saddles,
80 Patent Leather Head Stalls.
April "a. If.
The Polynesian., 1841-04-24
Were mol all here!

Some are away-the dead ones dear,
Who thropgcd with us this ancient hearth,
And gave the hour to guiltcss m;rth.
Fate, with stern, relentless hand,
Looked in and thinncd orr little band,
Some like night-Gash passed away.
And some sank, lingering, day by day;
The quiet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lie there,
And cruel Ocean has his share
We're not all here.
The Polynesian., 1841-04-24

SU G. A r MIL l..
One perpendicular SUGAR MILL, with 3
Iron Rollers, and all things ap-
pertaining to a first rate Mill.
For Sale cheap by
PIERCE & BREWER.
April 9, 1871.
The Polynesian., 1841-04-24
We are all here!

Even thcy-thc dead-though dead, so dear.
Fond memory, to her duty true,
Brings back their faded forms to view.
How life-like, through the mist of years,
Each aforementioned face appears;
We see them as III times long past
From each to each kind looks are cast;
We hear their words, their smiles behold,
They're round us as they were of old
We are all here.
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yQtlE subscriber proposes. q suonase All,
~ warrant tho cnietpnse,is pa g. = do, chg
d Hssiing,o0, Daily folr3st Jas rnal % be
called tl,e =" OBSERVER" lft .sseuphoas AL
ju.iily him. MS ~ish !, 10 lfses tse hfst numler
or lbe htsi Monday Of June Bet,--0ne Htek Of
tao &, isrihc.t, after the eommeneemept gi he
LsitA Session OF Congress.
THE observer. II i goes lnio opcfstion, will rri.
i.el-e freely aud Ungcsc,xedly. The seilua q H..
Federal Government. si,hoQ, fear favor or ah-c.
tisn" |, will iaok for snppa't to TIC Pep, and
thc People only. Having lakeH al aetlsr part 20
Tie election o. Geo. Harrison, ufdeutlY hogug and
saoiidenliy believing that his adaanir'ratoa Wii
Justify the generous confidence. Red iaihl llr lst
ftntic expectations OF the AHsfiean People, yti
pledge myselfio sxterd 10 II % anetsefaiHsiioE
suPi-ft shall be happy TO rfaise. bat NJ s''s'd
10 oeusprc ! have hong ago PROMISED ny CO.
seisnes never ~ be man uafshispsf. aesrf 70
suaisu any msn or sny sci Of msu, agaits, Aa
Caneiita,isn Of ths country. 1buvaw mfan %
ks.p to The heEs Of my shtsty, "a help mt 6oa
|, tbs f,oplo w,li sustain me % tha attempt,
sic fruits Of near 20 years Il tditosta e1qefioace
shall te dedicated ethgently an lAhstieusit, -
Fendef the Observer worthy of their hvaf
PROMISE them, and ! VIII redeem Il, thsi hey
shall have piliilcal pIinl al Washington u has
able ye; honest, faithful and nuu 10 then and ne
osuse q tie ooobiTy, ard the Rights 81 tbe States
and d The Peop'e. Whether pfiai Is of Il MT
required stthe Federal Metropolis, ehuss isanials
,hal b q The States and rot 70 the eea,fAi sa,
tboritY, ! leave It 10 Iilo county - saY.
dfow QBt these proposals n0w intending 10
shaftiirc 10 b. more specific. sish osscfr.
afu i there eHi1is disposition 20 snpfoH a la.
pet 81 Washington vhieh WiH give tefeal Aup'
rort % Con Harrison ~ aoy ether Presided,
stale he entities himself TO Il BY TIE Cagsiiu'ep'
atty d his course, sat vhich wi.l pflmau5 e
iealua- snd d,,uustfui Of Federsl foper, ard 90.
airly aiofs prompt to auaek IS eSctsscs tl4n 70
aeqa,cser 10 them, lst who wai b. a, the head o.
the Government.
A. the tlulc is iiiaited, request those Rho 'r'
Disposed 90 support we 10 thls entrfPize, 70 az
Doaaee Il by letter.
JNO II. PLEASANrs.
Richmond March Qqd ISL
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William Hagar a Go.
Ty pc a stereotype roundry.

II FSiton, Corner Of Gold Street ". Yurk
fENII + Subscribers take Ills method Of unpann.
III ing totheir friends aud tie public peneraNy
that having purchased The Extensive AID NJ
known TyrE FOUNDRY, formerly Owned ~
Mefs:s. Conner ard Cooke, they have rcms,,5
the same 10 their present central Iasninn. nsy.
Jog Hiede extensive te,lsious, sdduion- and she-.
alio;s. they are now prepared 10 execute ord e, u
sas magnitude they may he favored vth. with
pfomplnoss, and On - favorable terms as INV
other Foundry 10 AmereH. 10 their new So.
eigarn Book, Shieh has be,n recently fx,tns,ely
circulated, they would repeatedly fl.ft.
All articles manufactured rs uteta abe tr or !,
material equal, II not superior 10 aus uiauu'sslur
Cd ~ tile eounuy land undergo thorough tr
sminaiiun 40 10 appearance, ranging. asssiar
aad properly asserting. AL utltelts eAhilal,d n
The 5 oeimon Daak. iofmrrly issnsd by CgnGar
and Cooke 'agflAor with sofis 10 fauis saie by
them, ran now be fltui he'd from til. Faarg.,
witIiput toiky. wiih nsnv since added
MILAN uAGAR d 90. -fc agents f6f the
sale Of he Napier, Washington, aud snnh rtt.s.
., which. together Whh Chsses. Case, Cumres.
ipg Sticks. FarnituTe lax. shd esers article ussd
10 ihe printing business, will he hep. on baae, ssd
furnished 81 manuh eluurfs pfiess.
y B,--Ao machine cast Typo manufactured d,
this Foundry
New Yoth February 25. 1871
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.fEgEEETg"S
Vegetable Life Medicines.

FE'liEsE medicines ere Indebted for thrif same
H. 70 lhoif manifest ard sensible action IN DO
riiylug ihG spriags and channels o. tr and en-.
dung them it'll rtnrWed tone and vigor. IN
many bundled certified cases hlcb have beea
Case public, aud ~ almost every spccics II dis.
case 20 which iha human franc s liable the han.
py Effects Of NOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND
PilESl& BtTIEUS have b,rn gratefully and
publicly acbnoR lodged by the persons benefited
and Who were previously unacqdaiutcd wiih the
beautifully Philosophical principles upon shlel
hey arc compounded, and upon which they con.
scqucntiy act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend them
selves 20 diseases Of every form and description
Their hfst operation i 10 loosen from the coats
ot the stomach and bowels the various impurttic.
and crud.Iies nifty settling around them, and
70 remove the hardened faces nhich collect in DE
coUvolatiuus of the small niestincs. Otlcf mcdj
clnes only partially cleanse these and leave snrh
collected masses behind as 10 pfnducc hahi,ua
costiyoness with all It's train oi evils, or sudden
dlarfhda, with i's imminent dangers. THIS fact
IS we'll knpan TO all regular anatomsis, " ho er.
anime the humun bowels after death; aud hence
the prejudice Of these we'll informed mcn against
quacA mediciDcs--1f medicines prepared and her.
aided 70 the public by ignorant persons. The 81.
N3llN tAHHA ~ ttF9 lfllH " 10 AltAlHt NFf
Rldpeys aud tie bladder and BY tbs means. The
liver and tic unes, Tho hc,lIhfuI action of which
entirely depends upan tho regularity of The urina.
~ organs. The blood, which takes is red color
from tho agency Of the liver and lungs bclore IT
passes INTO the heart, bclng thus purified BY them
aud uuutishcd by food coming from clean stn.
mach, courses freely through tho veins, renews
every part Of the stem, and ,riunphantly mounts
the banner Of health 10 The hlDpnlng cheek.
NoAurs Vegetable Lite Medicines have been
thoroughly tested aud pronounced q sovereign re.
NEEDY for Dyspepsia, flatnsncy, falpitalion Of the
Heart, Loss Of Appetite, Heartburn and Head.
ache, lsastessncsa, llIemper Anxiety, Lauguor
and Melancholy, Costivcncss Diirrhra, Cholera
Foyers Of all kinds. Rheumatism, Goat, Dropslea
Of all kinds, Gravel Worms, Asthma and Con.
sumption, SeorgY, Ulcers lnvctcr1te Sores, saor.
buiie Efnpfions aud Bad mplcKipng, Salt Itheum
Ergsipeas, Common Gods and Iuaucnza, aud va.
rious other complaints which afIlict the Human
frame. In FEVER aud AGuE, particularly, the
Life Medicines have been most emiueniy success.
fil so much so That IN the Fever snd Ague dis.
tricts, Physicians almost universally prescribe
them.
These Vu!uable Medicines arc for sale by
Il. j. HOLTON,
Charlotte. ". e.
Wurrtntee Deeds c,r vdie ~ lbfs DHira
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COOKED ROOD FOR SWINE.

Mr. Seldom, Of Mss, stated ~ a roceul
agricultural meetlog 10 Boston, that from 4
buzhel Of cooked meal, he had obtained IL
Ibs. Of pork, while the same quantity Of un
cooked meal would not give more than
.bs. q pork. i has long been our opinion,
iha, there was difference Of about one third
ia favor Of cooked, or fermented food, over
raw, and wo are moro than satisfied the
cheapest plan to make pork is TO feed hogs
as much as they can eat all the time.
To cure scratches on horse, wash the
legs with warm strong soap suds, and then
with beef brine. Two applications will
cure the worst case.
A lump Of pearash, crowded into tha
pipe Of pollepi or lhistleiows, two orthrec
times, will cure this reported incurable dis.
ease,
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WOOD TYPE.

a cit by Mertip,fy, md warranted sUpe'tcF p
a any heretofore manufactured 1cnrge
N,sbiu. Tonlinc Building, corner Of Wal and
Water street. Ncv York, respectfully iulofms tie
Printers ui the United States, that be has nov %
Gu operation his machine for cDt'iug Wood
Typcs, which being an entire aer intfni'aH' Is
warranted 10 cut Types, bath plain aad grnamrn'
tai. ar superior 10 any heretofore exhibited to ile
public and N provi Of The assertion, nfofms iHo
public that he haa obtained Diplomas and Moons
ttou both the American aud Mechanic. iaFl.
luies II Tire Cry Of New YORK, at their ta,t' o.
1887, l-3s, and 1889, as the books Of 'he ihth'
tues uill show.
George + Ncsblt would particularly invite Ine
altc0ton Of Pointers 60 The fact, that through 'He
ioltcncs- ol The PROJECTORS Of the Liverpool aoa
HAVE lines OF Packets. he has been favored va.
The latet French and English specimens, 'nl'
many OF the new styles IN them are very manu-
some, and have been got up by him; they were
exhibited BY hin ai Tire Mechanics Far ~ 'uN
city, nov j'i.t closed aud pronounced By the s"ai
miiiec OF Pointers appointed 70 examine ,,,.yPs
and Specimens, 10 bo superior 10 any Wood iyF,'
ever before exhibited, and having decided 90
vantage over large Metal Typea ,.4.
Gootge y. Nosbitt would also inform NE ~,
tors 81 tic United States, that he is ready 70 cn'
Types on Wood Of any szc, from . hn's ~
upu ards from any Of the patletns Of sa'ap'
Types contained IN the extensive Specimen y
Mossrs. G.. Bruce s. Co.. or from any new Pa'"'"
that can be suggested.
j4George h. Nesbi,, Is desirous that Printers,
and those becoming Agents, should be aSql'pleu
with the fact, that his prices are much fesocsu
from those heretofore charged by other 'n'V"'
iacturcrs; that he allows hi, Agents hHy y,
cent commission that his terms are str ho"''
" Ten rcr cent. discount tor cash.
Agents are wanted for the following tillea ~
Charleston, Albany, Detroit, Rochester, ana nO''
fll1. nL
87-Ptiulcts Of Newspapers, who VIII puCu,
the above Tor siH times, within three months ~
this date. and will send me copy oil the'f DIN
shall be- entitled to 80 in Types; aud shop'' w
Types mol prove superior to any ever oeio'o u''
uiaciurod. they can be returned. and tue '''V"''
viii be paid IN place Of them. .,,,.r
Tonline Baildinr. corner of Wall aud ""''
streets, N Y.
Mlrea 10, ls4l " 49,
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Jaae 3. lsn. Prieo adv $40. 3n


WNIORNATtON WANTED. u fsaae Ger.
n Hcr Of Make County. North Cstoiius. who
len his wife md feur small children NJ August,
1890. stating that hi was going 10 Guil'ofd Fonn-
~ 10 seek employment. Nhch be ob,sined from
VIZ. fi1ge Pufs OF JAmestosp, who engaged bin
10 March, 1910, Il 60 10 Columbia, South Caro-
Ina, 10 assis, n selling lead OF Gums o. Rides.
VI. Ptts on BIZ tsfnrn, tells his family that he
len him in Cutambia JAIL. n Januuryla s, Young
NF. F,ns CARES another load " Guns 10 South
Carolina, and philst there, he hears % GnnY
driving stage sboni 100 atlcp hclow C'olumhia.
Said Garner i ghoui feet Or 8 inches hi j.
light complexion dark red hair and beard, b!ne
eyes, With thick n1pGF up. ard inclined to be
round shguideted. If caun0i read OF write. and
Il very dull % apprehcnsion be Is als0 ycry much
addicted ~ usiug pr1fine !ascErr
Should tbis me,t ihr eye nj ms iudivI3ua! sho
knows any thing concerning GarHsr, ,hry vii
b. doing a tumaae act W addressing lcilet 10
Is. dsug I'D 10 ), Raleigh. y G.
Il ts tha desire 81 BIZ So ct1uatr ard coBfdru.
ti1l companion tia be shoaid return 70 her aad
thrir ionf helpless Children
Should i not 81 Ggrrer's vish 10 vre bic wife
lgarn, t q boped ths' be j. not 20 oepraeed and
lp.j 70 oil ieeiag a. not 10 hrcd 'hr c,.e. Il he
children who are rrt su'iturv ~ bread
CINDERELLA GARNER
iriHh N4r I tth tstt
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We tind The following N al exchange pa
GER, and give i, as We End II, vithou, vouch-
tug for IT'S correctness. But should j, prove
equal TO It's preicnsioGs, j, must DC prciora
Die 10 any mode with which We are &C
g1aiD'ed.
4 correspondent Of the New England
Farmer gives m efficient method Of puck
ling rucumbers, which he learned from an
old sea captain IN the West Indies. Tho
recipe IS very -lmplr- and the superiority
&c PICKLES cured ~ IL directions, hns been
tested by wauy wears experience. They
are uenber affected by BE or climate
Iae iJ.ioSIra IS The recipe -" TO each
hundred %, bers pot pint Of salt, and
pour 10 boiling water sufficient 10 cot"r the
whole. Cover them tight TO pfeyent the
steam ifom escaping, and IN thus condition,
let them stand FOR twenty lJus hours
They are then to be taken aud after beng
eiped fedccily dry, tcare beng taken that
lhe SKIN is oct brokan,l placed ~ the jar, 10
which they are 10 he kept. Boiling Vino
gar tf splce IS to lie used, i, should b. boiled
aith the yIuegar,) IS lhento be pot 70 them,
the Jar closed tight aud IN fortnight deli
cious hard pickles are produced, as green
as the Day they were upon the vines. -
The best vinegar to be used.-f'ormer's Aa
r0caie.
LINE ~ PLANTING TREES.
An Erglsh paper SAYS that large plan.
lation Of iruts within the lasi few years, has
been formed without the loss Of single
tree, and lhi- has been achieved by simple
proccs;--lI 10 merely putting small quan.
uty Of lane IN the hole with The plant
About l1lr bushels OF lime will suffice for
an acre. | must be thoroughly mixed and
incorporated with the mould before the
plant Is inserted. The effect Of lime IS, 10
puAh on the growth Of the plant in the frs,
precariuus state; new fbres begin to form
and fanily from the toproot, and not only
IS the safety insured, but lis growth is adj
yanccd 10 double ratio. There existed al
first an apprehension. that Inning the plant
would force i on premaiurciy, but this ap
prchension pr0ged TO have been graund,css
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ANrcDoTE-Fact.-A very gelheel IN
puaeui looking young man, was seon 10 en-.
Ter church 10 time Of sefvIce-he paused
a, the enirance--lhe congregation started
he advanced few steps and deliberate
Is surveying the whole assembly commcnc'
cd slow march up the broad aisle not a
pew was opened-the audience were too
busy for ciyli,y he wheeled, and 70 Ros
In Castle, or the dad march in Saul, dis
appeared. A few moments after he re en-
tered with huge block upon his shoulders,
as heavy as he could well stagger under,
his cuunienance was immoyeable-aga'n
the good people stared ard half rose from
their seats with their books in their hands.
At length he placed The block in the centre
of the principal passage, and seated himself
upon II. Then for the FIRST time the re-
proach was fell, Every pew door 10 the
house was instantly flung openi But no
the stranger was a gentleman-he came
not there for dsturbance-he m0ved not,
he smiled not bot preserved the utmost
decomm, until the service was concluded,
when he deliberately shouldered his block,
aud TO the same slow steps bore Il of and
replaced il where he found 1t. The con
gregaiion is now the most polite and atten
tive to strangers Of any in America.
For The Bite Of Snake, the mos, sim
pie and convenient remedy ! have ever
heard Of is Alum. 4 piece the SIZE Of
q hickory nut, dissolved in water and drank,
or chewed and swallowed, Is sufficient. !
have good authority for saying tina, II has
beer tired many tines On men and dogs.
and that they have invariably recovered. -
know Of sotne planters whose hands are
exposed 10 be bitten bY rat,lesnakes, VITO
keep themselves always provided with II
in their pockets, and that they have several
times found use for Macon Messenger.
An honest man need mol 10 feel the as
sau,s Of his enemies. Talent vii beapprc
clnied, industry viii be rewarded, and be
who pursues IN any calling, m open. manly,
honest, course. vii 10 the end triumph Over
all enemies, and huild up Tor himself good
name, which shall ndure long after his tfa-
Queer shall have been largoticn.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
NWNF III > ~ y =
Superior Court of Lar, / I'll.

.Sgpsrior Court Of LaT, l~ll,
Caiharine rahel
~ Petition for Divorce,
George Panel
~ this case, u appearing 30 nv saiisfletion,
n thai GeofEe Panel, the defendant. y uol az
inhabiisu, Of this State, u - therefore, Ofdsffd,
that publication be made for three months, 10 the
Charlotte Journal printed 10 Charlotte, that We
defendant sppesr al ouf neIi Sopcfio' Court Of
Law. f1t Cabarrus county. on the % Moodsy 'n
August. lrAi then aud there 10 auswsr, plsad ~
dennr 10 plain,T's petition, OF judgment pfo Gun.
fcsso will be taken against him.
Witness, A. j. shaakle, Clerk o. the Superiuf
Court of caharus county at OGicc, this 3ld day
Of Muy, ls4l.
A. J SHANkLE, Cifrk.
ygar q 1sll Price adv $40 3in
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POETRY.
FAMILY PRAYER.

O eoiRs, let US ,sorship and 51ts d0toa lei Us
knesl before our MaSsr."
Come to the place Ofpr,yer
Parents ana children, come and kneel before
Noar God. and with united hearts adore
Him whose alone your lie and being are.
Come 10 tie place Of prayer
We baud of loving hearts, q come and raise
With one consent, the grateful song Of praise,
To him who blessed YOU with a lot SO fair
Come in the morning hour
Who, who hath raised yoa from tie dreams Of
night
Whose hard hath pO-r,l around the cheering
Come and adore that Kind and heavenly power
Come at the close OF day!
Ire wearled nature siuAs IN gentle rest
Come and let your SINS he here confessed;
Come, and for his protecting mercy pray.
Has sorrows whitening blight
Your desires, hopes in Oscillation laid,
And the once cheerful home ~ gloom arrayed
Yet pray, for he can turn the gloom TO ligAt
Has sickness entered in
Yonr peaceful mansion then let PRAYER ascend
On wings Of faith, &c that ST. gracious Friend,
Who came 10 hs2I Tie bitter pains Q. sin.
Gene to the place Of PRAYER,
Al morn, at niriit-in el4dncss or in grief
Surround the throne Of grace there seek relief
Or pay your free and grateful homage there
50 ia the world above
Parents and children may res; At last,
When this your weary ..grimage is past,
To ningle thair joyful notes Of love.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-08-19

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