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POETRY.
Erom Ire Loui.rill. Journnl.

Here is noble song, upon noble theme.
How we shall delight in the approaching politi.
cal campaign. TO hear il sung in trumpet tones at
the mighty gatherings Of the Wings:
HARRY OF THE WEST.
Air" Star Spangled Banner"
10 the chienaiu's gone from the seat of his fame,
But the halo Of ages shall gather around it
For password waved in Justice and I.bertys name,
And Liberty's hand with her myrtle has crown.
ed it.
He has mounted on high to the patriots sky,
While his country was last in the heart and the
sigh;
But JOY though the hero has gone TO his rest,
His mantle is left 10 our hope Of the West!
He shall wear it in glory, in honor in power,
In despite of abstraction, Of knaves and Of trea
son,
And the venal shall tremble, the coward shall
COVER
Ephemeral insects that fatter their season.
\ es, the noble and great in The forum OF State,
BY the dictum of freomen, the fiat of fate,
Shall rule DER the land that his labors have blest
Our Harry, the dauntess. and pride of the West I!
He has stood like rock when the tempest has
reared,
And the gallant have trembcd at dangers sur.
rounding.
Mid the war OF great minds ais warm spirit has
scared,
In triumph ofgenius the proudest confounding.
The tyranps strong chain he has rven amain--
Bear witness fair Greece, and Columbus plain
Then deep in our hearts with the noblost and best,
Wen shrine him, oug Harry andhope Of he West!
Look DER thcproud scroll of your glorious names,
From the light Of the day. through tho lapse OF
ages,
To souls that were honors, and virtues, and
tames,
Whose fire AMI devotion illumine the worlds
pages
Then turn in your pride where the whole are al,
lied
To the statesman unyiclaiug, the patriot guide
And point, while your gratitude beams al ex
pressed,
To Harry, our glory and star Of the West
Fill, I'll 10 the btim in the lymph of your springs
And toast him, fair liberty's peerless defender
And bear it, so breezes, on wondering wings
Wherever Aurora dtiuses her spIcndor
Our banners un,urled, it shall beacon the world.
Till the Dagon OF donb, cnd abstraction is hurled
And we throne in his place whom his country
loves best,
Our Harry, the glory and pride Of the West!
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to effect a cure, or the purchase money will be
returned By himself or travelling agent-Thcy
comprise the lIygeian or Family PHI; the Ily.
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down constitution; the Uterine Pill, to cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar TO women;
and the Ague Pill. to cure intermittent fevers and
agnes. For further information, the afflicted arc
invited to possess themselves Of the Hygeist and
Extra Hygeis,, furnished gratis at the proprietors
office, No. :, AstoF House New York, and by all
h's agents These papers contain Information
exceedingly interesting to tie sick and inyahis,
together With twenty five useful receipts, and
mass Of facts and certificates, that must convince
every reasonable mind, that the Iyggian Medi.
cInes are invaluable.
For sale by
TIIoS. J uOLTON, Agent
Charlotte, Jan. l3, 1911.
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~ Young
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10 be published euery Saturday.
IN Saturday the 22d day of January, will be
~ commenced the editing and publishing Of !
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Gazette" II viii be Of the quarto form. contain
ing eight pages similar 10 tho New York Mirror
livery number will be embelIisbed With beautiful
Pictures Of an instructive and pleasing character
The contents viii be for tie most part original.
and adapted to the wants and Capacities OF yoglb.
full readers. Not only will the exclusive services
Of al accomplished Editor be given to the work.
bat the Slents Of many popular writer's viii bs
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All the nes popular works for children sbicb
appear in England viii be obtained, and from
these the best articles viii be chosen and Dgliigd.
ed entire IN the Gczette, together th tle engray.
ings BY which they may be illustrated. Thus. in
our catalogue OF contributors, there will Be mang
names, dear and familiar 10 the young-Misg
Edgeworih Mrs. Holland, Mary Hewitt. Miss
Maftinesu, Mrs. Barnwell, Miss Milford. Mrs s.
C., Hall, Joanna BailIe. Mrs. S5uihey, Miss Cole.
ridge and others. Thus at price lar less than
for Which such works could be reprinted n M
shape Of books in this country, will the mos, ey.
ceileat treaties and stories for the young be ore.
scented.
Arrangements will also be made TO obtain orr
ginal articles by fsVotiie American authors
4 pure moral tone will pervade every sentence
Of The new periodical Every thing like section.
a. seetaF,sn, political bias will be seduloasIy a.
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II Us name
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TERMS
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ander, situated South from The Court House, be.
tween the " Mansion House and the Charlotte
Hotel" 1t will be his earnest desire to do work
faithfully so as meri, encouragement.
Charlotte, June 3, le4l. 36f
n. D. Ills price shall be as moderate as posi-.
bic, for CASH.
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sons no have accounts on his books to close the
same, either BY Cash or Note, as am dctctmin.
ed TO close them otherwise unless this notice is
attended 10. C.N. PRICE.
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O. Rens0raI.
To Silk Growers.

"AVING established small flature at this
L. place, the subscriber wishes to purchase
C0C0ONS, fer which he will pay fair price for
any quantity that may be offered. He also wish.
es TO contract with any person who has the Null
berry Trees and Cocooneries now establishcd. for
n supply tor the ensuing year, or with any per.
son who wishes TO engage in the production of
Cccoons. He has it in contemplation to Enlarge
his mandatory if arrangements can be made for
the supply of Cocoons. Any one having Coeoons
now on hand for sale will find market for them
by applying to tie subscriber at Concord. n c.
WILLIAM jerks.
Concord, FEB. 5, 1912. 2Otf
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SCARLET TEYER.

4 correspondent says: 1.-The hapUat
effects have resulted from washing The "a.
ten! in weak ley which feels little ,lis.
perry TO the fingers. Ii Is best 20 been NJ
tune when the fever or redaess first apacan,
and With cloth or spuuge apply il all or,
the child every few hours bu, i' tie tyg
has got up, i, should be repeated every fw
minutes till the heat abalcs. One ii or
children was getting better under lssI
treatment ha, his nurse observed 10 ias
night, he was again very hot, she wasta
hlm all over, aud in few minutes ever
trace Of fever had len him. lie felt COS,
slept comfortably till morning, and has hal
no return of i since. Even bathing tie
lce,in weak ley has very soothing effect
+" bleeding and strong oaiharlies are bit
-nauseatiug doses Of Ipccac good. ltlh
throat is swollcd, apply sweet oil, OF iia.
imcnl made of this and nqua ammoaa,
and drink freely Of slippery elm, ca'uiP q
sage tea.
" If the swelling is very bad, it s bs'
~ Ndil IVA ttc NpNANI ~-NF pflstGfs Nlfu AFFj
bag of hops dipped in warm vIucgt
round the neck from ear TO car, the suffer
or breathing the iomcs Of the vinegar
Gargliug strong infusion Of Seneca,
snake root or Cayenne pepper will do Ia
large children or grown persons and after.
wards the vinegar or squiIla.-- GeanesV'
Farmer.
To the above we will add that the gat'
gle should be made Of red garden pepper
honey aud vinegar. Sufficient honey to
make i quite sweet. This gargle sa,ci
hundreds in Washington city some wears
since, who were attacked viii, scarlet ieScr
and putrid sore lhroa, and We have within
our own knowledge seen the good effects
OF its use---Il some cases too. where ia
throat was greatly liberated. - Shield dal
BdHner, Mansfield.
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lars TIE single leap, to be paid al the time Of ser.
vice Five Dollars the Season, and Seven Dollars
10 insure mare TO be with colt. Trading the
mare in every instance, forieits tho insurance.
lie Is young and thought 10 be equal if not supeii.
OF 10 any Jack that has ever stood IN this country.
Season to commence the 10Th March aud end
the 10th Jaly.
LEWIS DINKINS.
JOHN VI POTTS
March lG, 1872 2Jff
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Clock & Watch Repairing.
TEOs. TROTTER

a. TILL continues to re-
spair Clocks and Watch
es in the very best manner
if requested by the owner
TO do so. lie is well suppl
ed with all kinds of Mate
rials. His Shop is in the
Jewelry Store of $. 2. Alex.
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During Fedt.-The Cincinnati Gazette
.oi the 30ih ult. says--As one Of Nell
Moore e Cos. stages was descending
hill near GAINESVILLE few days ago, llo
lever broke, throwing the .lrivor oil MS
scat, aud the horses started into rum
One OF the passengers crcpt out OF '"o
wlndow-then on the top--irotn thence
into the drivers seai--thcn down on NV
pole---and then on the wheel horses, anu
actually pulled up the team. This was y
man Of nerve, and tho GAINESVILLE RcpupF
can should have given his name,
Why is drunkard nearly ready 70 ,lsn
the pledge like skcptical l'iudoo Do
cause he is doubtful whether 10 give up W.
Worship Of the .iag.or not Juggelnautl
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Daniel Dennis.

IN HIS celebrated JACK
~ viii stand every other
week at the stable Of the
subscribers, commencing az
Lewis DlnAlns', aud will
be let 70 mares at the follow.
ing rates. viz Three DoI
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Here is noble song, upon a noble theme.
How we shall delight in the approaching politi'
cal campaign. to hear it sung in trumpet tones at
the mighty gatherings Of the Wings:
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Mr.. Charles GuIIot, Of Loudoun, was
struck by lightning while setting IN bus
house, few days since. and after remain
ing III PROSTATE condition for some ~
was restored by copious appllea'
tons Of cold water. When fully recover
cd, he stated that the pain accompanying
returning life, was agonizing beyond e0a'
ccption.
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A Merry Group.-Dropping in a, the
American Museum on Friday, we saw
nlmbIc group Of strangers from Michigan.
They consist of upwards of a hundred
squirrels, black and grey, recently brought
from Michigan on speculation. We arc
told by Mr. Bannm that the man brought
down five hundred OF these little fellows
some four hundred of which have been
sold. ". J.. Com. Adu.
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Marine Court.

Before Judge Hammond
SEPT H.-Charies Del Vecchio, Jr. VS.. Ddrm Eel,
Willard Felt, and Henry Jol,nson.-Thls was an
action of trover brought against the defendants for
levyng upon property alleged belong to the plain
tifis 1t appeared that the defendants (the Felts)
had previously obtained judgment against Charles
Del Vecchi2, Sen'r., and Unidentified Johnson, the
officer, in levying upon the property, for taking
which the present suit was brought, and which the
plaintiff claimed by virtue of bill of sale. 1t ap-
peared that Johnson went to the of the plain
tiff, in which these goods were placed, and which
had previously been occupied by Del Veccho &
Son, and told the plaintiff he had an execution
against them; that he was going to levy upon some
goods in the store belonging to third party, when
the plaintiff stepped upand showing him some look
ing glasses told him, if he wished to levy, that pro-
perry, (the glasses) belonged to him. but he did so
at his peril !; that Johnson answered he was ndem-
ni6ed, and should levy, upon which he took away
the glasses No evidence given against the de-
PENDANTS Felts) After a charge from the Judge in
favor of defendants the Jury retired, and in about
an hour returned into court with verdict for the
plaintiff against the defendant Johnson, for SAP
damages.
Henry P, Barber, for plaintiff; VIM. M. Prich-
ard, for defendant
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DIR. MORRISON

NUNIH KiVEK DisPENsARY ana Fulton street near
~ Greenwch.-Dr Monlson Member OF the Royal College
OF Surgeons London aud formerly Sogton the British Ma
w continues To be consulted daily all delicate
nature and all those distressing
Hci99s treatment and The mpmdent quaci medicines.
Dr. NJ has had of twenty treating
delicate diseases all their and: implicated FORMS
mild safe and niaoe substitute mercury eadcat.
patient 70 any risk OF restricting him IN susuaI diets pur-
suits while his medicines agreeable smell Per
distractions in the uethra such structures and en-
ssemenl OF the prostate gland, Cmpanied with much inn
ation and dull pam about these of the
qaences OF mareatnent DIR. ueats structures
THE manner promoting ebsor of the thcsened circular
membrane without
CONSTITUTIONAL observation-disclosures of young
men are suffering from tie consequences Of Indulgence
cret destructive habitat whose mel, Is further injured from
the use OF nestrums pretended specifics, which stimulate
only TO induce create depression Dr. M such
purely pathological principles and fails establishing
cue-le strictest nonor and confidence observed.
Letters post PAID containing suitable fee will
the correspondent full advice and medicine any part
Umon By his giving history Of his detail 2O Full
on street near Greenwich au30 lmsIc
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DOCTOR GLOVER.

pEGS to Inform those have recently endured if he has
u left the practice Of his profession that lie continues
prescribe Tor such require ms aid usual Those difficult
and protraced which practical to
have been the objects of his study The
recent Improvements chemistry have his hands
raj and important remedies which have escaped the
vaLion Of the less scrutinislng physician
Dr. Govers primary education enables him to keep
with the of the day, being graduate the me-
deal profession The unsuspectng should beware
the host OF self named Doctors and of whom
aspire 10 be 'uho OF little booas upon subjects OF which
totally Ignorant.
Office No. Ann s-private entrance, 4h coos from the
Museum-oihce hours until 90 lcck PM 81 liner
sands OF our good OF good fare been Tor
some weeks past suffering disappont from the
closing oil the iar-iamed Ternpn Lunch" The " fdui
ievr" Is now, however, over aai again may they feed
memory, hangs his hat" the Terapn also the pro-
preto OF the nest little fellows IN Cristcudom y'clept
Carr Now, then, smack your lips the
Turtle soup and steak lne the mantle of Sandy has fallen
again guaranteed the Teuapn single look ntJ the old
Ice Box" VIII appcase the hunger OF him with the
and taste Of the genuine at half the old prices will
tickle the palate of the yerlest anchorite.
Fine Greeu Turtle served up this day. and day during
the season. So lintr
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.-DR j. GRAY,
~ OCULloT No. 223 Division street, New York.
city of Londonthe only maker of the Artificial Human Eye
The United States respectfully inorms those
had the misfortune lost of he
mead, without pam eter IN hSing moderate
r1ce DE- Gray challenges the world 10 produce models
equal e. his OF different diseases OF the Human Eye made
himself, which eau be at his residence.
De- j. Cray advice, gratis all complaints the
irpmg O'Clock until 10 morning, Sundays excepted.
NB.-Artfcia Teeth set in first style, one to
whole set, q a reduced price.
single Tooth. with Silver plate 81 5oDo with G,ld So
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CONFECTIONERY.

ICE OK ANS, SODA WATER, &C.
BKADEN, No. 70 Canal street. still al h Old stand
and will be happy his friends we'll as the public
generally and would inform them that he Continues To
improvements in his Articles of COME and II.
which have been SO generally approved their being
and wholesome, dccerious articles are sed n s
manufacturing Of them the ohe whole b. nv
under his imme diafe supervision = ~ WINK
whole sale aud retail = ~ 49,
y Particular attention will be paid TO orders for furr;.b
ing parties private families for Ice Creams, Jccs &C.
prices 4 suit the times. - "
Orders for Confectionery from the will be attic
TO with prosnptness and despatch.
He takes this opportunity of his thanks for be
raj patronage bestowed and hopes merit
public favor. au2l lms
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General Sessions.
Before the Recorder, Judge Lynch, and Aldermen
Balls and Bonnsll

Before the Recorder, Judge Lynch, and Aldermen
Balls and Bonnell
SEpT H.-Triat for publishing an obscene paper -
John Vandewater, implicated with Charles G
Scott, (who pleaded guilty TO the charge, through
his counsel, G. w. Terhune, Esq, who stated he
would put in affidavits in mitgation,) was then put
upon his trial for publishing filthy and obscene pa
per, called "The Flash"
The DISTRICT ATTORNEY read an admission on the
part Of Vandewater, made by his former counsel,
Richard Voorhees,, Esq. that he was one OF the
publishers OF the Flash" The District Attorney
said IT was unnecessary TO read the articles, they
were headed, fittings 80 plain that the blind may
see :" Correspondence between Mol Cuff and
Sally Wright" and Houses of iLfame."
Mr. PRICE contended that Voorhees, was not the
counsel of Vandewater, and had no right to make
the admission. He then admitted that the publica-
ton was obscene and introduced the father of the
accused to show that he had discontinued his coa-
nectlon with the paper, as plea IN mitigation OF
punishment.
The jury found the prisoner guilty, and'the Court
said he would be sentenced on Friday next.
Anothe Of the same Jkidney.-Georse w. Wool
bridge was then put upon his tna tor publishing
similar sheet, called ''The Libertine."
The publication OF the paper then admitted
by the accused, through his counsel, j NJ. Smith,
Esq
The DISTRICT ATTORNEY said the only point for the
jury TO determine, was, whether this was an OBJ
scene paper not, and proposed handing the paper
TO the Jury.
Mr.. SMITH objected to this course, land contended
that the District Attorney was bound to prove by
witnesses on the stand that il an obscene paper
The DISTRICT ATTORNEY said that If he were to
ask witness on the stand, If it an obscene pa
per, he could very properly refuse to answer Those
who bought the paper and gloated over its contents
would be very likely not to consider il obscene,
while the decent man would lay it down after read
ing the first two lines. lie declined reading the
paper, as he thought II too obscene and unfit to be
read IN court besides, it would become part OF the
record, and the reporters of other papers, # they
saw mt could re-pubsh the ARTICLES he might rean'
The title of the paper itself, "The Lbertlne, sul-
GENTLY Indicated its character. The contents were
entitled, memoirs OF Celebrated Females-Julia
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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can Institute, the merits of the article examined into
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chemical agents Consequently medal awarded by the
Institute.
The proprietor has lately made great improvements in this
United STATES being made for the Mani expressly
his order The ruiing OF them which has for
thought impossible has al length been yht Perfection
Tor which copyngm has been secured The copying books
so cents upwards.
Sat- aud Country Merchants general will find il TO
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Newspapers magazines throughout the country copying
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eeye copy subject to their order, by sending paper
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New York
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GUTTA RS

MARTIN COUPA, Guitar M .nufactuers, 1856 Broadway
4'1 stairs, have constantly hand large
Guitars ofFrench, German. and Spanish model:
Nj. x c. would call the attention of Solo players their
TER Guitars made after the model of Giuani, which in
biancy and purity OF tone SUPERIOR and the
The warranted perfect and
stand change climate, and w be exchanged any
time should they prove satisfactory
Strangers invited to call and examine them.
Prices frou, SIS TO $780,
Sold, wholesale and retail.
S.B Coupa continues TO give Lessons on the Guitar.
2m endk
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MISCELLAN
U. S. CITY DESP4TCH POST.

u. S. CITY DESPATCH POST.
o,,ps ,PtsT OFFICE, New York, 25th July, 1912.
III KS OF Delivery each day, (Sundsys exeepted) the
- Upper and Lower Post Oirices:-
Lette rs deposited before
Ha;past O'Clock, A MI
-, 3 =" Will be sent out for de-
Al all the Stations before livery At A NJ, and
: o'clock, A NJ and O'Clock, r NJ.
Letters TO be Fee must have Free Stamp affixed 20
them Otherwise three cents will be collected of the party
mhom th letter Is addressed No be enclosed IN
letters unless re- ered At principal Offices. Lists OF the
stations LAT all Of which free stamps" may be purchased
soo per iOo ana every Information be obtained
pcaon az the upper or lowe Offices Stamps issued by
the late CityDestch Post will be received II nsabe
that the number OF the dence ahould be stated in
seil through this Post -
The Post Master socits the earliest Information shond any
Irregularities occur JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM
aus ~ &c Post Master.