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right aad la the spring Of 1915 he receiy-
ed the dc ,rce Of z. b., aud was the irsi
70 receive tin, Scademical honor IN OHIO.
He was now = years Of aye, and com
tncaced the stdr' the law, in the Office
Of Genef.., B.ecAer,. who, after he had I'm
rsncd his legal studies, from high opinion
t his powers, took him ,So partnership,
and in his new and iavorlte profession he
rose rapidly TO distinction. As proof Ct
his ardor and assduiiy, he pracuced in
eight Stifercnt copnlics in the State IN
which he lived. Ills flial affection was
again manifested in the purchase Of fine
tract Of land in Indiana swIth the proceeds
Of his profession, on which lie placed his
father and faialy. He had now acqa red
so high n reputation for ability and talent
at the bar, tLat the Legislature Of Ohio
elected ii;m ia S32. to represent that state
IN the Senate Of the q. States and ia this
distinguished body b. has continued ever
since, viii, AZ iacgease Of fame, and an al
tiriag application TO tie important duties
q his station, tAat les giyeE him eiain
to the gratitude Of his country.
Mr.. Ewing is, in person, athletic and
muscular-bioad across tie chest, yigo.
rous, bet not elegant in his proportions, or
graceful IN his motions. His countenuncc
is expressive OF good nature, and eniven-
cd BY frequent smile aud though awk-
Sard il bis appearance, his manners baYe
q natural case that even an early inter
course With refined and polished society
could not lave rendered more agreeable.
Nature has bestowed upon Kim a hind OF
great powers, which have been cultivated
10 the extent lis limited means and opPor-
tuniics would afford. II is analytic and
logical, rather than brilliant and i'nngina-
tive. Cratory, as an art, has not claimed
much Of bis attention and though his AZ.
rangement IS !pc.d, and his mind oilllcni q
topics, aad fertile 10 arguments, bus speech.
Is possess few Of the embellishments ol
rhetoric, or the elogancle5 OF art. lie
cannot blend the u'iie with the da!ce, OF
amuse While he persuades. lie always en-
beavers to edlfy, and but seldom attempts
10 DiCdsf. tACAebtIilg - lAo iNi - az tt4s'
he is conscious Of his power, and will moi
trust himself to the efforts Of fancy. Iii,
dictlon is plan and unadorned, not verbose
Or involved, bu, cioar ani suited 70 his roa.
soning, and Is f-ablc Or vigorous, accord
ing 10 the strength q acahacss u lis az,
t, gument.
Mr.. Ewing is too good naiugad TO den
much in scrcasm, or to rcecrt 70 bitter
ness Of iavcctiye and be never elcctniici
his auditors by unexpected bursts Of clio
qucucc. iie Il saga1.cas, or~tmentatN'
and laborioas; often eloquent, hat nevc
oratorcal. IS politician his principle
are firm and u.yield!ng, never f'nctuatlni
between sclf.a1arandizement and the N
tcrcsts 81 lis country; never balancing
between right aud urouE; but ALWAYS d
rcctiug his efor,s 10 that which he con
ceiyes will promote the glory Of the nation
and the happ.acss 81 mankind.
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~ E0SY,.


ES Charlotte or bci%een Charlotte aoa vac
z Tqre4 secge Ford, bundle OF ~ - st'''n'.
nst.h.f j. Tie iofta o. n5'e Dos ~ P',I
ts 70 80 4. administrator Of Robert Beaiy, dec d.
Is CLOSE, 10 uli:
tJraon Vm. A. LAYING and others, fo' SO ~
o.. I'm IIaok, and others, faf 81 ~
o., paF-,t i,,.too and olbsrs. fgr s. o.
o.ss, isnsth,r ?. Bea.y and others. G1r sl7 %
o.. 800 Wil.oa. 4 lsfisr aud r. C. Cald.
v.Ft,e,rI
a.a.. st,e,, Wilson, un II. McLrary oai
g.. G,,a1s4i .T{
da.,a G. J.. Hunter and others, cor 50 g.
Ole On WIN. Mcclure and +. {. Caldwell, for
,-a5 III "
,5t-y, I,s Loneean, VIA. Toncgen and Wm
..,5or, tot slEl5.
G.te.o R,s,. scan, sen, r. Sloan, jon. and y.
|Gasr for $50 N.
Oass ). e. Knok, Rob, Sloan ard 5. u. VII
800, far sil.
Oae on \. H. Beatty and others, for ~ %
8.s ~ parEef and others. Tor S. -
one an VIZ 5. Cathey und others, for SO.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-25
PROSPECTUS
0I THE
w I.STEilN.C AROLINA TEMPERANCE
ADVOCATE;
A monthly paper depolediohe Temperance
Reform, p..6lished ot ASirillc, n. &.
EDITED ~ d. II MANkLLY.

A monthly paper deuol'diofhs Temperance
Reform, p..6lishsd ot AstriHe, n. O.
EDITED ~ D. n, MANtrLY.
A Observation-Disclosures
"a he!datthi8 pltce ear s. IN SeJlegt Der, re'o,Y.
ed ON publishing piper Of the ab 50 tile ans
cImraeicr and appointed Dr. john Dickson aud
D. Z. Mandy 10 conduct it. From the many
pressing engagements D.. Dickson already has,
/, deems i, tmpaclicablc tyr hun to be recognized
d. one Of tie editors, though he VIII checr'u.Y use
all lis Influence Otherwise, b. Ptnmo'c ITS inter
cs,. the subscriber therefore, n obedience To We
Wishes o. lhe Convention proceeds to ISSUE TINS
prospectus IN his own name, wIth nope l'A' ne
win be aided IN the undertaking hg all tHl lfiphds
of the temperance cluse throughout the country
and that tho paper may sOon have an extensive
clrCulation.
FRE>ys or gHE TEgrrRtHcE CArFE 10 yon VIC
make a most earnest appcal--NhIe thousands up.
an thousands al dollars are annually expended a.
theatres at crcnscs at the race track, or grocery
81 lille no pains are spared, the ln-ury oil telfc'
mcpl and ease flregune, aud no labor deemed too
scyrrg 10 advance the interests Of political aspI'
/ rants. can vea not do something in cause that
must b. dear 10 every true patriot, phanaFopIsl
I and christian RccgllcCt there are bat iew, very
few, such rlprrs in all the Southern country Inc
Western part of North Carolina, the Western part
Of Virginia, aud the Eastern part Of Iennesse.,
particularly, need periodical OF thls KIND, ana u
ia for you NOW to say whether they Fhail have u
The very low price at which it wa6 liked by 'h'
Convention will mako it necessary that very
larre subscription be had before the pnohca'loi
of can be justified. ri.
SbonId The subscription be deemed sufficient
the fret number will be issued early IN January
next ,,,,
Tuy WESTERN CARoLfaA TEnPEEANcE AbVo
CATE will be published Oh medium sheet 10 qnaft
G,rm. each number making eight pages and VII
he furnished to subscribers at the very low pf'c
Of yyry CENTS a copy. Where single copies ar
taken the payment must be made invariably uPo
the reception Of the first number.
~ Postnastcrs editors Or publishers OF paper
and all Ministers Of the gospel are authorize
agents. ~ 49,
All papers friendly to The cause, will pleas
give the above icw insertions.
Ashevinc n. G., Oct 80, 1910.
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u. ASBURY, Editor.
T.J. Hoiton, Proprietor and Publisher.
TERMS:

TERMS:
T,, Dslers and Fury Cents if paid in advance
no D.l,drs il got paid within three months.
ssd qRrre D.i,ars aAd Fifty CeBts if not paid
-rtil afer ,hc expiration Of the year. No paper
4. aaiinucd until all arrearages are paid, except
4, ID op,iou OF the Editor.
tdver,tsements inserted ri One Dollar per
.s1,rc ,i6 !iEcs or less, this sized type) for The
AZ, Insertion. and % cents for each continuance
Far, sdycrtisaluunts and Sheriffs' Sales charged
b gsr cent. higher; and deduction of 33A pei
e.a.. sill be made from the regular prices, for ad
ycaislrs by the year.
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NOI,ICE.

NOTICE.
TETIIE subscriber informs his former patrons
IL and the rGtlic generally lha, lie hes remoy.
ed the entire stock Of Goods lately owned by
Taylor, Rams & co. 10 tie Brick store, formerly
occupied by " ~ Films, which he VIII sell rs
low Tor CASH ~ to punctual dsalcrsl a. any
other man IA The Place. Al thot tc asks Is, that
the generous public will call aud examine hls
Suck before they IsIchasC elsewhere.
s. 4. HARRIS
JanH B. lsLI. l6G
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T.. ~. ANDREWS,
DENTIST.

WNIOULD inform the pabHc generally, that
w be has returned aguin 10 Charlotte. IhS
place he now considers his residence, which
Ie iopes will give satisfaction to those that he has
operated upon in bis past practice; aud 'bose the,
may call hereafter will have an opportunity al
ways Of returning upon him II their Norh shonid
prove tad. Ths shanld not be overlooked fbat he
ioapaais al lis ts5rl and considers himself hound
or any that may iaii on the account Of talailh-
4i ess in the operation
lie expects TO visit occasionally the surround.
ing Towns and VillSges. Whca utseot lie val
always make it known through The papers.
GJ'All Orders lefl with Col NJ. ". Alexander
OF sunt 10 the Post Office At this place, wall be a.
tended To promWlY.
Room at Gal ". ". Alexander Hotel
Jan. %, ISL. Lar
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Triendship.-Truo friendship is like a
coal of fire, il kindles slow and burns long,
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The New ] ORR Courier end FnGalfcr
thus speaks OF family now residing IN
Groton. New London County, Connections;
Daniel Nh,pple 0 young man d ~ year
Of age hal Il family u III children, and
Noah Of IA children. Daniel and Noah
were cousin. anA had married sisters. IN
the ysla,!ons Of Providence, DENIED died,
and also Noahs wife. The widow had
Is csilalcu to provide for, and honest No
ali had ONLY Il dear linlc creatures.
To the mothers aud fathers who quaii
at the idea Of supporting a small family Of
8 or 10 children, look at this good mans
history, and learn a lesson Of va!or, iorii-
mdc, and resignation. Botn iamdes were
entirely destitute, dependant on the labor
Of their hands cor support,
Noah was a stone mason, and daily went
20 his work with an honest heart aud con.
tented mind and when he returned home
at rieht, Il children Aockod around him
at the door % receive a father store aud
caresses.
Mother they had none and their father
determined tina, they should have another
10 protect them during the day, when he
was absent, aud administer to their wants
at night.
A. an evidence of purity Of the religion
of his people, he did not study alone to
make himself happy in the selection he
was about to make; he did not think alone
( Of his children, but he thought Of Daniel
and moreover he thought of Daniel
wife, aud became the father of Daniels
children, aud their mother the mother Of
+ his, making wn united family Of -, two
elders and thlrty younger Whipples.
Al YOU fathers aud mothers who are
pcrpIcled and dissatisfied in providing tol
a small family of 10 or II children, visit
/ Connecticut, and sec u small house iillcc
to oycrlowlnu like a beehive, with ny.
tonrmcnt aud pleasure impressed on the
countcnancc of all; and you will return
home instructed and con;entcd.
Gen. Harrison, when in Richmond Tho
other day, amused himself by rc.vlslt'n!
the scenes of his boyhood lie was up a
daylight Notwithstanding his continued OK
eriions and fatigue, taking great delight II
walking about the city, looking INTO th
markets. &c. One morning he found on
the place where he once was medical stu
dent. Upon entering what is now drar
, and the keeper of the establishment, h
shop much to the surprise of his friend
) exclaimed, " Here fifty years ago (suitn
tho action to the word,) | worked the pes
tic aud mortar in compromising medicine
F.. Friendship.-Truo friendship is like
s coal Of fire, il kindles slow and burns lons
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EOuse and Let.
1 eSgporO EES0ns0R,

Z Esrses, coz. set Smith Tools, Sc
Teams Of sale, Cash.
D r. DUNLAP, c. " Z.
N4eilj. lsu. Price adv SO $50
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AGENTS.
CHR. II. Cochran, Neck!enburg. \. c.
Chas. W. Harris. Mil Grove, Nc.
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Commission Business.
rEAIrlLNL sIMlII.


When the cloud Of disunon rolled W
heavy from iba Soulh It clad our political
sE,es IN -ackclo,h. Il hung about Us 81.
jrr, dirk. and terrible And when the
Steering ,auuderbo!I appeared ready at eve
~ moment 10 leap from 10 stormy home,
and explode upon thc very heaFihs'oae Of
she nion-ahen our gfca, men 10 author
NV stood mpulyul as uIuDcy 10 avert the
awful catastrophe, then the immortal Gay,
with an arm more powerful than ffuukIn,
disarmed tbe cloud Of rs wrath I'll ITS dark
ness dissolved N purple and gold, aud the
rain bow came out, and sat like an anse'
Of prace on It's glluerng toids'--Pfenllce'
No Medicine for Lope.-A certain lady
waited on physician, IN great trouble
abou. her daughter. What ais her !
sad the doctor. Alas, doctor | can
not tell; but she has lost her humor, her
looks, her stomachi her strength consumes
every day, so that sc fear she cannot Ave
Way don't you marry her" 8 Alas doc
tori hQt we would !Aln do, and have otter
ed her as good match as she could ever
expect, but she viii not hear Of marry
Ing is there no olhor do you think, thai
,he could be content to marry Z Al
doctor, that is ii that troubles Us for 'hor'
Is young gentleman we doubt not She
loves tina, her father md | can never con
sen, to- why, looA you madam, rep'e
the doctor gravely (being amongst all h'
books in his closel,) then the case IS this
YOUR daughter would marry one man, am
you would have her marry another; IN al
nv books find no remedy for such dis
ease as this.
A marine IN board Of ono Of our men c
war having been sentenced TO three doze
aahes by cour, martial, was asked a''e
the punishment had been inflicted, how b
fell upon receiving the first lash. Ills re
NV was, "hc felt as if cart load high
n,nr had been dumped on his bare back.
Wo defy tho English language to furnish
stronger expression
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-25
PRESS FOR SALE.

I'D ENG DESTROYS Of cubafking in another ou-
Il D ..nr.s. | nov offer the establishment OF the
WILMINGTON ADVERTISER, for sale.
] Do not know of a more eligible situation tor
persons de,irous Of cnbafking in The printing bn'
s,ogss, than Wilmington, North Carolina.
TORN, accommodating. Application must be
post pad.
On exchange papers will oblIge US by copying
.a,s 4dyernsoment until forbidden.
r. c. HILL
Wilmington, Noe. ~, 1910.
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Wilmington, Noe. u, 1910.
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Charlotte, Jan. lJ,l-ii
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SPOONER'S PATENT
EyEGEs.F.e .YsEEegCEiES.

to fleet curc, Or the purchase money sill be
-etusaei by himself u travelling arert-1hFy
comprise the lIygeian or Family P.ii TIE liy
guan Tonic 10 restore the atY tt4tcd " br1E'n
d1en CONSTRUCTION; tie Jtofinc f.l, e -ure those
3uuuIGiiieul..rs and diseases peculiar % women
aud the A ruc P!l. 70 cutc lnlCfbIlehi icgers AhA
squcs. Tor farther information The afflicted hre
invited ID possess themsclstsui Tie tiySetst ahG
Extra fiyar.si, llrnishrd gratis al the ptoprie'" .
Office, ~. ,, a stof House New ipfE, and y sU
III. agents lhc.e papers cCpta.n Information
excc,4irgiy Interesting 10 the .ica AMI Hsaiils'
together with twenty l.'s useful ftrs pls, and =
mass 81 fact. 1ad certificate, that must convince
e,,ry reasonable mind thar tie iIyscilh Acli.
cir.s are Invaluable,
F6f sale by
TuCs. J. u9LT0N, Agent.
Charlotte, Jan. lJ, l-ii
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-24
Al CARD.


A BOLlTION--FONTAIN III. PETTlS,
n Counsellor at Law, late Of Virginia, having To-
Gated himself in the city Of New York for eight years
last past respectfully tenders his Acknowledgements to
his friends in the South for their confidence and pat
ronage in various matters of business, and soicits
their continuance. he has had much experience, both
in this State and that of Pennsylvania in causing ugl-
tive slaves To be secured and will continue effect such
objects whenever called upon. Ellis plans well
matured, by having at his command the most efficient
and, located al different points and successfully har-
Inonizng that he cannot but fatter himself that he
will have complete success in future than hereto
fore-indeed if clothed with full authority, he can
any fugitive slave to be secured, who may be IN
the nited States north of Mason and Dixons line,
AL the statutory enactmens Of this State this sub
ject, have been pronounced unconstitutional by the
highest tribunals Ii will therefore be that the
provision made in the constitution this subject,
paramount to all other enactments whether State or
Federal. There thousands of fugitive slaves in
This city and its envrons and they continue to null
tiply rapidly.
These being at hest, very unpopular cases in this
quarter Che having the Aboli,ionists the flesh, and
the devil to contend WITH il will be necessary for
those wishing TO his services forward him
power of attorney, duly executed, and minuteiy de-
scrptve Of the fugitive and also fee of $40 deray
preliminary and contingent expenses. His universal
charge for securing such slave $780, and all reason
able expenses.
Mr.. Pettis will promptly and Faithfully attend to
any business confded to him, touching his profession.
All letters must be post paid.
New York March II, lS4l-d&c6m @-
II The Alexandra Gazette will copy the above,
and send their bill to at l64, Broadway, New
York. F. H. PETTIS.
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The provisions will be inspected at the time and
place Of delivery and all expenses TO be paid by con
tractors until they deposited al such store-houses
as may be designated by the agents Of the Depart
menl.
The Commissary General reserves the privilege OF
increasing diminishing the quantities. or OF dsprn-
sing with articles, at any time before en-
teng into contract and also OF increasing or reducing
the quantities Of each delivery 0nethiId, subsequent
to contract on giving sixty days previous notice
Bidders heretofore CONTRACTOR are required 10
accompany their proposals with evidence Of their abi
~ together with the OF their sureties whose
responsibility must be certified by the District Atof-
ney, OF by some person well known TO the Govern
ment otherw their proposals will not be acted on.
Advances cannot be- made in any case and eNi
dence Of inspection and full delivery will be required
at this Office before equistion will be made upon the
Treasury for payment, which will be effected IN such
public money as may be convenient to the points q
delivery the places Of purchase or the residence OF
the contractors the option of the Treasury Depart
ment.
No drafts on this Office will be accepted or paid un-
der any circumstances.
Each proposal will be sealed in separate envelope,
and marked Proposals for furnishing Army Subsis-
ence"
GEO GIBSON, C. G. s.,
July 3-3tawt25Sept
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STATIONERY WAREHOUSE

THE subscriber respectfully calls the attention OF
i the Officers of the Public Departments and inc
citizens generally to his large and complete ssson
ment Of ENGLISH and AMERICAN SIA lioN-
with his correspondents in Europe, and being IN con-
nerion with the long established house OF ihohas
RHoADs & Soss Of London, he VIII be continually
receiving shipments OF Staple and Fancy stationery,
and on such terms as VIII enable MN 70 onei me
greatest advantages regards both quality and prices
Among other articles in that line, he has the follow
ing in quantities, VIZ -
oaarto Post and Foolscap papers, English and Anne
Ican, Of various qualities and manufactures, plain,
ruled and gilt.
English and American Note Papers, plain and tinted.
Cap, Royal and Super Royal Envelope paper.
Cartridge paper, Blotting paper
Medium and Quarto Copying paper.
Folio Post, Packe, Post, DENY Medium, Royal, SUI
per Royal, and Imperial Writing papers.
Prepared Parchment Of all sizes.
English Drawing Papers from IS by 20 to "A by l20
inches, Whatmans Turkey Mills
Rodgers & Sons Congress Knives, Erasures and
Desk Knives
Opaque Dutchd and English Quilts eff superior qua
lities Swan Quls
Pery's, Gilo,t's, WindIe's, Rhoads s. Sons, War
ren's and other Steel Pens OF every variety.
Port Folios of all sizes, Manifold Letter Writers
Gentlemens travelling Cases Portable Desks Of diff.
ferent sizes and qualities.
Motto and Initial Seals.
Rhoads & Sons superfine red and eoored WAKES Of
the following stamps Government insh harp. III
hernia Kings Arms, Royal Victoria and Extra
Washington black Wax embossed do
Sapcrfn- Scarlet, Red, and Black Waters
White aad Pink Tapes Of all sizes, Silk Taste.
Black and Red Writing Inks, Copying Ink
Stephens Blue Fluid, black and Interchangeable blue.
Glass Ink Stands, BronIed and Ebony do
Sand Boxes Pounce do, black Sand Pounce.
Rulers, Ivory Folders and Letter Stamps, assorted
Prepared Rubber, Lead Pencils, Paper Weights,
States, Paper files, Wafer Cups Irvine.
These articles have all been carefully selected, are
warranted Of superior qualities, and will be sold al
New York prices.
WIN. F. BAYLY, Agent for
J. X HERRICK
Pennsylvania Avenue, between Sd and
June l2-6m 4 l-2 streets.