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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-11-04
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ciat theorists, the influence Of unjust OF impertec,
legislation. and the schemcs aud sophistries Of
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vocate the PReDucroE or AMERICAN lNBusrEY a
gains, the graspiue and to Us bfghting policy OF
EuRoFEAs Governments, and the unequal compe.
ttton whch they force upon US, as also against
The pfescn, depressing system Of State Prison La.
bnr it will advocate the restoration OF sound
and uniform NATIONAL Currency; and urge a dis
erect but determined prosecution of internal !,n-
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People approved in devolying on Wing Statesmen
the o1udue, OF their Government.
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AGENTS.
Col. Il. NJ. Cochran, Mccklenbarc. NC.
Chas. w. Harris. MIL Grove. ". G.
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
NOTICE.

FNyllE undersigned having qualified as admin.
I'll islratnr on The ests,e 81 Alexander n. Coch.
ran, decd, al October Term, is4l. OF Cabarras
Comfy Court. hereby notify all persons indebted
10 said estate 10 make payment 10 them snd all
persona having claims ugsins; said estate sfc &c.
qurcd to present them ia tl.e iipc proseTIb0d by
law dolly authenticated, or tlds notice viii be plead
III bar Of their recovery.
LAIRD II. HARRIS. ! -
JAMES NJ COCHRAN, 90" -
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VIEWS OF THE holy LAND.


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elsrNo os VIEWS N THE HOLY LAND,
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lseis mentioned 10 The Old and Now Tetlamcnts,
representing sacred historical events copied ffom
original sketches made on tue spo,, with fnll and
Interesting i.estcrpe descriptions. devoted 10
"a explanation Of tho objpcis mentioned 10 tie
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of Hrs Smith, arrived at YanceyyiIle, the
county seat Of this county, on bis way, a.
be said, 10 Southampton. TO take charge OF
several negroes which he owned there, and
TO collect large sun OF money due him
But on his arrival a, the Court mouse, he
made cut to the young man that hts horse
vas too lame to travel lUr,her-scnt the
oung man en- TO Southampton, stating that
he would return, get another horse, and
soon be with him. Thus they parted, and
tie young man is now, perhaps, awaiting
Smiths alias Bo'ing's presence 10 Sou;h
ampion, or euquiIIng IL vain after he pro
perry. We have said that they parted
Smith pretended to go back. Col. Lea,
Deputy Sheriff, who had been on the look
cut for Boiling, was Informed that he was
IN the village en- further enquiry, he learnt
THAI Boiling had left towu--some one bad
mot him. Col. Lea mounted his horse and
pursued HIM he overlook Boiling, who
was on his say 10 tie residence oil bis first
wife, and brough, bin to town. Imagine
the feelings Of his new father ID law who
was in Ianceyvil!e, on that day, seeking
Boling's arrest, as he stepped into the
Court house to observe the culptn Tor the
first time, and at glimpse exclaimed ::
My God that's The man uho married my
daughteri"
Boiling having besn brought before on
examining Court, vas required 10 give bail,
in the sun or $4,000, oi,h two or more Sc
curies, which falling to do, vas committed
to Jail, and the witnesses bound 10 appear
at GuiIford Superior Court, where the de.
PENDANT, Boiling. will have his trial before
the Hon. Judge Nash. --Caroaicie.
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N0rICE.

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q ". who made purchases 9; The sale Of \. a.
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II OSr. betAeen Idpcoiuion end Charlotte, on
I'll tie 2j'h instant small lra4et POCKET
BOOK, containing one hHbdred dnIfsTs IN money
all $40 notes Ct the banks Of Mort, Carolina, and
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Charlotte JAMES II. LEE
OCT. ~, 1871. IL
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Singular Briacc.-Th The following is part
Of description given in the Boston Tran
script Of the splendid exhibition aud fair
held in thai city last week:
The third exhibition Of the fair of the
Mechanics Institute was opened this day,
at u o'clock, and appearances indicate that
it viii far excel either of the previous ones.
At this early stage it is impossible to give
any thing like full description Of it. 1t
occupies the whole of Ianeuil and Quincy
Halls, they being connected BY bridge
extended from the second story Of the one
10 the other. THIS bridge, or more pro-
perly it might be called tunnel, is itself
great curiosity. 1t IS of cylindrical
form, ninety feet in length and ten feet in
diameter. 1t is composed Of narrow strips
of boards, crossing each other argularlv,
like lattice work, and resembling open
basket work. These are riveted togeth-
er, and the bridge, notwithstanding its
length, will easily sustain the weight Of
any number Of persons who could be crowd
ed INTO it. 1t was invented BY Mr.. Isaiah
Rogers, architect, for which invention lie
secured a patent more than year ago,
aud is now for the first time exhibited
An experiment was mado with il before
i; was put up, by placing the ends on two
abutments, and weight of three thousand
pounds being placed in the centre did not
settle it a quarter of an inch. 1t is one Of
the most ingenious pieces Of mechanism
III the present exhibition.
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STATE or NORTH-CAROLKAA,
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Superior Court IF Lar, Fail Torn, 1871.
Sarah Ramsey lPe,i,on for Divorce and


Sarah R'@sey lPc,i,ion for Divorce and
James Ramsey. Ab@ooy'
n N this case, !. appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
r. the Court, dat James Ramsey, the defendant,
is not an inhabitani Of this State, u is herefeJe
ordered, that publication ho made for three monihs,
IN the Lincoln Republican and Western Wing
Tanner, OF lhe Charlotte Journal" for fhe deien.
dent 10 spsfaf 81 the ncrt Superior Conn Of law,
10 be- held for ihe Coon'y Of Lincoln at the Court
House in Lincolnlon, Oh tic second Monday after
he third Monday 10 February next, tlien gaa
there to plead, ans Ser, or demur 70 this pctt On,
judgment pro oonitsso viii be entered % Z.
gan,st him, aud the said petition heard OK par;e.
Witness. f. A Hokc, Cierk Of cur saii Court.
al oll.rc, le Cd II nday ailtr the 80 MONDAY in
August, A. p. Istl. and 10 tho G5,h year Of =.
Independence II said STATE
L. a HOKE, Cisfi,
Oct. IL, lstl Price adv. $40 tI6
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A SINGULAR DEATH OF A HORSE

A SINGULAR DEATH OF \ HORSE,
We witnessed yesterday singular in-
stance of the formation of calcuh in the
stomach of horse. This animal belong
ed to Eli Claggett, Esq, and has render
ed him daily service during the last thlr
teen years. \ day or two since he be-
came unwoll, aud died yesterday morning.
As no one could conjecture the cause of
his death, it was thought proper TO open
him aud discover, if possible, what dorange-
ment had taken place internally. To the
surprise Of every one, three stones were
found in the intestinal eanal-the first
weighing ? pounds 10 ounces, the second
pound I ounces, and the third pound
ounce--5 lbs. ounces in all. These
stones were of irregular shape, but nearly
round, and of greyish color when broken.
They seem to consist of laminn, of one
eighth Of an inch in thickness, and doubt
less are a progressive formation of calcuh
in the stonach.--Bait. Sun.
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VOLUME XII. ]
ID. ASBURY, Editor.
II. j. Hoiton, Proprietor and Publisher,
TERNTS:

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Tie Post Master al BuEalo.--A very
proper reformation has, it seems, taken
place at the Post Office at Buffalo An
uneducated Polander, Dane, Swede or some
other Scandinavian dcmagogue, who hur-
rahed for de " repulicanc parrish" was
placed few years since n that office, and
has very properly been removed from 1t
recently, to make place for Dr. Haddock,
an American and a staunch Wing. DR..
Foote, editor of the Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser, was the man most desired by
the Wings of that city, and aho was ac-
tually named for the office BY the late Post
Master General bu, IN the language Of the
Albany Evening journal, "thGt gentle
mans appointment conhicted with one Of
the Presidents distractions, and he
could not be appointed. Opposed as We
are TO the tests required by the President
we rejoice to see him make Wing appoint
mcnts." The abstraction which Mr..
Tyler ran against was the fact of Mr.. IS.
being the editor Of newspaper, and al
though he was ready, we believe, to resign
his editorial char as soon as he received
his commission as Post Master; or an in
timation that he would receive it upon that
condition, Master john Tyler, jr., the
" Private and confidential Secretary Of his
Exce.lency the President of the United
States" told his papa, we suppose, that It
would be too National Republican 10
appoint Mr.. Foote. We recoliect too, to
have heard some body say month o. two
since, that the Buffalo Commercial was
spoken dispargmgly Of in the New York
Herald ~. Y. Cour.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

NERBENA CREAM.--An EmelliepI SOAP. which affords real pleasure in shaving; produc- ing rich, fragrant, permanent, ather, and r0n lhe delightful smooth sensation experienced after shaving, leaving heating, itching, sInarng or redness, Is fast superseding all other preparations; and from the public and private eulogies in favor of the Nerbena Crean ii deserves to be in the dressingcase of all
 Frona the New York PTesS
 'sThe New Soap.-We feel a double disposition to depart from established rule in this office, in mo- tcisg the advertisements of Mr. Ring Nerbena CreaIn He has really invented the best shaving soap, as we do verify believe, that has ever been used We speak from experience, and we speak also from the more professional knowledge of benefaCtOr and friend James Grant, 4 Ann street, who says it is ahead of anything yet found out in this department of modern improvement" It is not only an emollient but some thing more. In short, we believe it is the best shay ing soap in the world."-N r. Star.
 ''The want of universal shaving soap has been for many years severely felt, particularly by gentlemen who shave themselves ; and therefore it Is with no little pleasure call public attention to the ceebra- ted Verbena Cream prepared by Mir. Charles Rlng GA Broadway. From self-experience of it's merits we cheerfnlly add our need of praise, having never before shaved with so much comfort. We be- fore stated the Verbena Cream to be worth traial we have tried it and confidently recommend it ''
 ibid
 s'Verbena Cream.-We are much obliged to Mir. Chas. H. Ring of 644 Broadway for pot off his Yer bena Cream, which affords an unusual degree of com fort in shaving" From experience cheeriully re- commend it to universal use. ."-Iimes.
 "The Verbena Cream, for shaving, prepared and sold by c. H. Ring, 644 Broadway, is destined to supersede all other kinds of shaving soap. It is re- ally fine-just the thing. We have determined that henceforth no other shaving compound shall be ap- piled to our face. ."-Sunddy Atlas.
 The Verbena Cream is most delightful article for shaving, just invented and but lately introduced to the public, who, by unanimous approval, have prououn- ced it unrivalled as rich and emoent preparation, promotiong in the greatest possible degree, com fort and luxury in shaving.
 A supply may be had at the Drug store of
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P RowN's TETTER oINTMENr- -The pro

D ROWN'S TETTER OINTMENT.-The pro- Dpretor of this ontment we'll aware of this fact, and also of the many useless and dangerous nosruns 80 often pamed upon the public as remedies that are mere deceptions and which have deseryedly received the censre of the faculty, begs leavet exempt from that class of Medicines, and unhestatiagy offers it to inc nbI;c as one of the safest speedest and most e fectual remedies ever before used the seainent of Tetters, Ringworms and cuaiieoas eruptionsgeneral ly. and he is confirmed in so doing by the good cha raeter this medicine has received from all who have used it (which he is confident it will naintain,) and from the fact that of the numerous cases wherein of it's having failed in single instpe to effect "a. dical cure Simple in its compositions it is attended with no danger whatever in its applications It will in all cases prove active and efficient in eradicating the disease from the system. For sale by
 R. NORTH & Co. Dispensary Chemists, (ebl0 l5lG No. 86 G0vernment-st.
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TYR. HAYNES FAMILY MEDICINES.- l|These medicines are recommended and exten- sively used by the most intelligent persons in the u. States, by numerous Professors and Presidents of Colleges, Physicians of the Army and Navy, and of Hospitals and Almshouses, and by more than three hundred Cergymen of various denominations.
 | They are expressly prepared for family use, and have acquired unprecedented popularity throughout the United States and they so admirably cal culated preserve health and disease, no fami- ly should ever be without them. The proprietor of these valuable preparations received his education at one of the best Medical Colleges in the United Sates and has had fifteen years experience in an extensive and diversified practice by which he has had ample opportunities of acquiring prac,.eai Knowledge of diseases, and of the remedies best calculated to re- move them -i ff.If.i CF.+
 These preparations consist of
 Jayne's Expsctorant, valuable remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma Splitting of Blood, Group, Hopping Cough, Bronchitis, Pleurisy, and Inflamation of the Lungs or Throat, Difficulty of Breathing, and all diseasesof the Pulmonary Organs, Price Sl tJ .f H tlHr tl -H
 Also, Jayne's Hair Tonic, for the preservation, growth and beauty of the Hair, and which will posi- lively bring new Hair on Bald Heads, and prevent it's falling off or turning gray, Price $1. :. Jayness Tonic vermifige: pleasant, sae, and certain preparation for the removal of Worms, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Fever and Ague, Want of Appetite, and all diseases of debility, especially of the Stomach and Bowels, and Organs of Digestion. Price 50 cents. pr" I 1-
 Jayne's Carminative Baisam, a certain cure for Bowel and Summer Complaints, Diarrhoea, Dys- entery, Cholic, Cramps, Sick Headache, Sour Sto- mach, Cholera Morbus, and all Arrangements of the Stomach and Bowels, Nervous Affections, Be, Price 50 cents. 45 sltS 1.1 ,fiuh luH Ld 'Ir
 Jayne's Sanative Pills, for Female Diseases, Liv- CT Complaints, Costveness, Fevers, Infamma',ons, Distractions, Diseases of the Skin, Sc, and in all cases where an appointed Alternative or Purgative Medicine is required Price 25 cents. {,
 ; For sale by ..s i. THOMPSON& SHREVE,
 june g Sti i t. Agents. No. 30, Dauphin st: g