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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-11-04

"Oh, II is a fearful sight to see young,
conhding girl, approach the altar with one
who loves to linger around the wine cup
He may pass unscathed through the fiery or
deal and the bright hopes of the bride mag
ripen into iruition. But, fair reader, let not
the splendors of wealth, nor the aurements
of pleasure nor the promised triunphs of ann
bition tempt you TO risk so iraught with
danger to all you hold dear. Honest indus
try, with temperance, may carve out for
tune, and all that ambition should covet;-
but wealth, talents and fame, can never gild
the drunkard's home, nor sooth the sorrow
of drunkard's wife,-iS. C. AIDE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-11-04

Beautiful is the love of sister-the kiss
that hath no guile and no passion; the
touch is purity and bringc,h peace and sat
isfaction TO the hear, and no fever to the
pulse. Beautiful is the love ola sister; it is
moonlight on our pa,h--it has light but no
heat is of heaven aud sheds its peace oil
the earth. s.1 sif ar.r-fH taI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-11-04

Little people sometimes perform great and
noble deeds; and great folks are often gull
~ of little and mean actions We don't
measure men as we do catchy girting
with string round the body There are
no brains in the belIy-excepting after din
ner, when one has dined on calls head.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-11-04

"EUery Dog must haze his Day.'-The
Mobile papers announce the marriage of
James Daug to Mary Day.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-11-04

=" Gaod Threading. "A plain farmef's wife
calling the other day on a city lady of great
pretensions TO gentity, to collect little bill
for butter, she was treated with Igrest con-
tempt aud told that she "eyidea,ly did not
know what good breeding was "Wh., as
TO that, Madam" replied the country-woua-
an, with all your fine airs, have bred six
teen healthy children in twenty years, and
take that to be good Jreediag.n .7 a.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-11-04

lNoRDrNATE APPETITE An English pauper.
about 70 years of age aud perfectly blind, was re.
Gently al the House OF Industry in South Boston,
whose appetite was Unsuitable as 10 excite the
fear, that the resources of the establishment would
be sensiby affected by it. The Boston Medical
journal says: ro .,-Ir,
He could not be satisfied with eating -
he has devoured six pounds of bread, ana
washed it down, repeatedly, with -four quarts
OF water, chocolate or cuilte-takine either.
indiflerenily, as they we're given to him.
Raw carrots, apples, meats, aud in fact any
thing on which he could lay his hands we're
devoured with ravenons avdity. A pan of
bread was habitualy placed by his ted, on
retiring, and whenever he aMoke III the
night, he lunched enormously, aud with I'M
abated satisfaction, at the expense of the
city. uD ioaon 90
lie has been trunsilipped TO her Mai,s,y's domin
ions, 10 be fed out Of John Bulls br, ad Guskct
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-11-04

First Cold Mater Nan.-ln the 35th
chapter of Jeremiah, is the following ac-
count of Temperance Society established
some thousands of years ago.
s. "And / set before the sons of the
house of the Rachabites, pots full of wine,
and cups, and said unto them, drink ye
wine.
6. But they said, We will drink no wine;
for Jonadab, the son of Rachab, our father,
commanded us saying, Ye shall drink no
wine, neither ye, nor your sons forever.
&. Thus have we obeycd the voice of
Jonadab the son of Rachab our father, in
all that he hath charged us, to drink no
wine all our days, we, our wives, our sons,
nor our daughters" Nf
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-11-04

Toast given at the late Boston Horticultural
Festivals: h... Huut e.if
WvEs.-The apples of the eye to married mem
Sour Grapes 10 old bachelors may the ladies all
consent to be paired,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-11-04

NJ There's uncalled-for letter at the Post
Office in Burlington, VI, addressed 10 ITO the pref.
tiest girl in Burlington ,+.a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-11-04

FouNp.-On Saturday afternoon, at tho
corner of Hanover street, Lady's hustle.
weighing 8 pounds. On examination, it
was found to contain an old hen and ten
chickens. Boston Amcrican.
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give me Of his dental superiority, was quite
sufficient 10 deter me from tempting him TO
repeat il; and all the coaxing aud chipping,
aud poor following could use, had no eject
10 induce him TO lei 20 his hold, or amend
his breach of good manners-hc held on
by my stern; and wien extended my
hand 10 Ellen, he shook his head nozzed
under my counter, aud srowled in double
bass.
Here, then, | was swearing devoted
love aud eternal fidelity to the dear girl,
no cried as If her heart would break ;
4 aIls, the obdurale animal, alike insensl
bic to Mldshipmau's VOWS and young maid
ems tears, persisted in securing mouIhiuI
Of any lrowers, so that could not heave
head; aud i, was extremely hazardous
sven to stir. At last, the moment oil sepa
ration came. Ellen loved me with all the
inndness aud strength of frs, affection !:
her hear, was innocence aud purity, for II
bad nayer known guile and her demoIsira.
tons of distress we're und,sgu SCI and SIN.
care. She threw her beautiful arm around
ny neck, and clup5 tightly TO me over tho
wall; the dog feeling the pull Of her EN-.
brace tugged With fresh vIgor eball, aud
Tor mlpuie or Two vas meored head aud
stern, balancing between the beauty and
The beast.
Il is no very deleciable thing, let me
tell you. TO be wounded 10 Two tender parts
al the same moment Of time The heart lac
Grated with the cruelty Of leaving al! lha,
u loves, and monster mounting the most
feshy par! OF the human frame, as IL try.
ing 10 dis. ever the sSeeles, norsel. Nor.
sel, did | say that iellOw waald have
cleared the whole 10 two or three bites,
and | gas something of Dutch build too
But The 'ime vas up and she sascom
PEELED TO hurry cway. would have given
orids to have folded her 10 my heart aud
enl1yed oas delicious momeat unreslrain
d; but the 'hlog was impossible. Ny
keeper" dog msticnlIy insisted ou coer.
clou, aud slight effort 10 escape was no
ticed by nip Of bis teeth, as much as
TO say, Y 90 do not know what can do
q. pinch" Heaven forbid any poor Md
dy should be similarly si,uated-I say Mid
dy-for teel for them, knowing The ten.
derness of lbeir nature.
Ellen left me, bu, | still remained fixed
ike bunt 4 Of wall fruit. She came back
again; aud oh the delicious feeling tina!
, warmed ny breast a, this proof Of her re
gard, and how earnestly wished that she
could pluck me-not from the Dough, but
from the bow WOW. And las.--oue llnger.
ing enhrace--(Se had settled cur future
correspondence land sas her 90 mere.
A sturdy hand seized INV arm, aud gruG
voice demanded my business there" II
was the tenant Of the fields. The dog re.
signed me into the custody Of his master,
who was easily propliiatsd by handsome
remuneration, and took the animal away.
Ia an instant | was over the sail, but Ellen
vas gone. For more than an hour play.
ed at hide and seek 10 the grounds, bul
without avail and, after abandoning has
fy resolution had formed, of slnrming the
premises, was forced to haul or: and the
next evening saw me in the Blue Posts upon
Portsmouth Point
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POETRY.
From Graham's Mdgariae.
NY MOTHERS BIBLE.

BY GEORGE P MORRIS.
This book is all that's left me now
Tears viii unhidden start
With falterins lip and thrObbing brow,
press IT TO my heart,
For many generations passed,
Here is our family tree;
My mothers hands this Bible c!aspod-
She, dying, gave il me.
All ! well do remember those
Whose names these records bear:
Who round the hearth stone used 10 close,
After the evening prayer,
And speak CT what those pages said,
Ia terms my heart would thrill -
Though they are with the silent dead,
Here are they living still!
Ny father read this holy book
To brothers, sisters dear
How calm was my poor mothers look,
Who learned Gods word to hear
Her angel face-I see il YETI
What thronging memories come
Again that little group is met
Within the halls Of home.
The truest friend man ever knew,
Thy constsncy I've tried;
When all were false found thee true,
My counsellor and guide.
The mines of earth no treasures give
That could this volume buy;
In teaching me the way to live,
II taught me how to die.
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New York Weekly TribuI
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on sheet Of mammoth .ixe. excluding al nsi
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gainst the grusping aud 10 rs bl,wh,ur Dolig1
EUROPEAN Governments, ana The uneqgal CO
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The present depressing system Of State Pfisss
Dor; il will advocate dc restoration Of I'd
and uniform NaTioSAL Cpaey.ty: and ~
cree, bot determined ptoseentian r.,.s.,I
provement The Re,renrL Z, in.a'u
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70 effect suro, Or The purchase moneg
returned BY himself OF travelling 0ecn,--7
comprise The iiygeisn OF Family Pill; Ibs I
ycian Tonic. 10 restore tie dcbili,aled OF 81
down constitution iile Uterine Pill. ID cure 4
painful difficulties and di1csses peculiar to Esz
ard The Aguc PHI. 10 cure fn,efmitteni icEsn /
agues. For further information, the AlIlie'st
invited 70 possess themselves Of tho Hyegia 1
Extra Hygois,, furnished gratis ct tic pFopris
office, No. 2, AsioT House. New. Yotk, and i
bis agents. These papers contaiu informs
exceedingly interesting 10 the sick and infs
together with twenty fyc utcfal receipts .
mass Of facts and certificates, that masl car'
every reasonable mind, that tho ilygcisu y
cines are invaluable.
For sale by
THos J. HOLToN At,s-
Charlotte, Jan. Is. 1871.
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NOTICE TO
Common school Committees.

TNyHE Board of superin,endonts of Common
q Schools for Mecklenburg County, hereby
notify the School Committees in the several Dis
trcls, that meeting of the Board will be held a,
Charlotte, On Tuesday of the ensuing January
Court,--at which time the said Committees are
required to make Report Of the number OF Chit
drsn in their respective Districts. In those Dis
iricis where no election has been held for Com
mii.ee-men the vacancy viii be filled BY the Board
q, the meeting as above appointed Returns
should be addressed 10 tho "Cblirmsn Of the Board
Of Common School Commissioners" and may be
len, previous 10 the Court, either with the under
signed, or wish Charles 7. Alexander, Esq, Clerk
Of the County Court, in Charlotte.
WIN. WILSON. Chairman.
De.. :. 1871. III
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ANSoY COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Ian and Equity, Sep
tenber Term, 1871.
Elijah NJ. siblcyI
ta Original Bill.

lupHtte IiafI
q / appearing TO the satisfaction oF tho Court.
III that Thomas Elar, is mol ao inhabitaut Of this
State, IL is therefore Ordered that publication be
made for six successive weeks in The Charlotte
Journal, newspaper Published in The Town OF
Charlotte, Mecklenburg co1nty, for said Delcn
dant TO be and appear before the Honorable, the
Judge Of our next Court of Equity. 10 be held for
the county of Arson, at the Cont House in Wades
Borough, on The second Monday in March asrt
then and there TO plead, answer or denur to co
plalnant's Bill, otherwise Judgement orc confcsso
Will be entered pe and the cause Sc, for heariog
eS parts % 10 him. ''s
Wils'ess, WIN. E. Troy Clerk and Master of
said Court, at Office, in marlborough, the second
Monday in September, A. D. is4i, and in The
Goth year Of American Independence.
Printers fee $50. lis
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Operative SurgcrY.

SssFss UhR. }. DOUGLASS bees leave TO
49, EP inform the citizens OF the Upper
Districts Of South Carolina and the elf.
k ibens OF North Csrolina, that he cont.
pu,- ne practice Of SURGERY with all i, i'm.
pruyements. Diseases Of The Eye, have engaged
his close atteution for twenty. five years, and in
many eases, the Blind restored to sight, under in.
.nspicious appearances. Stone ia the Bladder,
CiuLfe0t, Squirting, or cross eye, Cancer in every
part Of tho body, &c. He will operate and give
the necessary attention in cases where he is sat.
lshsd b. certificate, TINT the person is unable to
pay. The great improvement in .he construction
Of Instruments, together with the progressive de.
vsl0pemonts Of Anatomy and Physiology. place
many diseases, hitherto deemed incurabic, under
the control Of the Surgeon. He may be address
ed at Lakewood Pos, OiIice, midway between
Chsstetvillc and Winusborough.
Dee %, ISil ~
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wA Card.
STATE or NORTH-CAR0LINA,

fiNtOLN COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lar, Fall Term, 1871.
Sarah Ramsey Petition for Divorce and
James Ramsey. Ahmony'
III this case, il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
II the Court, that james Ramsey, The defendant,
10 not an inhsb,ant Of this State, II is therefore
ordered tba, publication be made for three months
in the Lincoln Republican and Western Wing
Banner, or the Charlotte Journal" for the celen-
daut 70 appear at the next Superior Court of law.
to be held Tor the County Of Lincoln, al the Court
House in Lincolnion, on the second Monday after
the third Monday in February next, then and
there 10 plead answer, or demur to this petition,
cr Judgment pro confezso will be entered Up n.
gaiust him, aud the said petition heard OK partr.
Witness, 7. 4. IIoke, Clerk Of our said Court.
at Office, the I'd Monday after the 81 Monday 10
August, A. d. 1871, and in the G6th year Of the
Independence Of said State.
/. A. HOkE, Clerk
OFT. Is, 1871. Price adv $40 TIC
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Sarvinl's North Carolina
EXECUTOR.

CONTAINING the Statutes and Common
u Law Of this State togethek With the deels-
ions of the Supreme Court, and all the necessary
forms and precedents. intended as convenient
Manual and a safe galfp TO Executors, Admiais
traitors, Guardians. Juries and Commissioners Of
various kinds appointed by the Courts, Clerks,
Sheritis aud all public officers In short, il is in
tended for the benefit of all persons public or pr
yate who are or possibly may be interested in the
proper management of the estates of deceased per
sons with the least trouble and expense possible &C
cording to the laws now in force. For, besides the
legal ms,tos aforementioned generally il embra.
ces the kindred subjects of Wills of land and per-
sonal property, Legacies, Distrbutiye Shares OF
Estates, Rules Of Descent Partition Of Estates, re-.
al aud personal, among those entitled. Dover and
other provision for Widows, &c. &c.
Among the Forms il contains, arc, all the ne
cessary Legal Process, Wills Bonds, Oaths, Deeds,
Bills Of Sale, Leases, Forms Of Account, Petitions,
Aiidayits, Advertisements, Commissions, Notices,
Wriis Returns, Reports. sc. &c.. in all, near q
hundred in number. And is believed, by good
Judges, 10 be The largest, as well as She most prAc
tical and approved collection of Forms now exianL
This Book has Just been Published. II con
lains PAS ociayo pages, same size as those OF the
" North Carolina Justiee;'') well bound in lee
biadng; aud, in consequence Of the scarcity OF
money, as well as TO place it within the reach Of
every person. il is now offered for sale al the low
price Of 81 so by retail Merchants and others
who buy by the quantity to sell again, can have q
reasonable reduction in the price.
GPApply at the Printing Office 10 ASHORE,
Randolph county, n. c., or at the North Carolina
Book Store in Raleigh.
BENJAMIN SWAIN,
iatkor eRg Proprietor
Dec. s. 1871. tic
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NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby forewarned from ira
"a ding for Note, given n Henry Smart, on
or about the 25th Of November, 1871, for about
seventy one dollars; and inasmuch as did not
get value received, am determined not 10 pay
The same, unless am compelled to DO 50 by law
S. q. WALLS.
Dee. IG. 1871. rs
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MEcKLEHBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Equity, August Term, ls4l.
kennady g. Dogharty1
Charles ". Harris e.
Robert Piekens.

Charles w. Harris &
Itobfrt Piekens.
q D OBERT PICKENS, one Of the Defendants
E . al thts case, not being a Resident of this
State, II rgs ordered, that Publication be mlde
six weeks 10 the Charlotte journal, thereby giving
him notice TO appear at our next Court of Equity
to be held for said County, al the Couft.housc IN
Charlotte, an the lih Monday OF February next.
and there plead, answer or iemur, otherwise the
bill will be taken pro coniesso, and iudgmen,
entered accordingly against him.
Witness, Dagid r. Dunlap Clerk and Master
in Equity, al Ofiice, 4ih Monday in August, Is4I.
DR. DUNLAP, c. ~ T.
Dee. 81, issL Price sdg. $50 a5
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to me b. Book Account
"a the pos, year. are respectfully requested 10
close them Immediately by Cash or N9ts All
not sei;lsd way or the other by the ist day Of
March, win DO put in the hands of an officer for
collection.
Leroy SPRINGS.
Dee. ~, 1871. lltf
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Clock q Watch Repairing.
TRiOs. TROTTEls

EKEUS. EksUITEE
fg-s9 STILL continues 10 re.
S@ Span Clocks and Watch.
L%tS$Ai. es in the very best manner,
HSS\ ~ il requested BY the owner
w LII TO DO so. He is well suppl.
MAR - Cd With all kinds Of Mate
~ S4ssn 80 rials. His Shop is in the
Je~elry Store Of ;. r. Alex
ander, situated South from the Court House. be-
tween the " Mansion House and the "Charloiie
Hulcl.n Il will b. his earnest desire TO TO work
faithfully 80 as merit encouragement
Charlotte June 3, 1874. S6G
N D. Ills price shall be as moderate as possi.
bic. for CASH.
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For Sale.

GeN ,inie or for Caah. TWO COTTON GINS,
dD ONE NEW ROAD Wagon and TWO
GOOD DRAFT HORSES, Tor want of use. Ap.
ply at Mount Moufne, Iredell county. TO
RUFUS REED.
Dec %, 1871. TIC
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-04-23

NRGlNtA-IS CHaScEbv-At Rules held in
theCle rs Office Of the Gre nt Superior Court
ofLaw and ChanceTy for the County Of Ohio IN
the month Of February, 1912
William W. ShHver Complainant
against
francis X. Armstrong. Administrator Dc bonis
non II Noah Zane dece tsed. and Ebanezer
Zanej Trustee under the will Of the said Noah
Zane James A. MCLEAN and Mary his wife
late Mary Zane, William Pitts and Elisabeth
his wife late Elizabeth Zane, and COrneiia
Zane and Mary v. Dorsey la.e Mary L. Zane
widow Of SAID Noah Zane, deceased,
Defendants
HVTIE defendant William Pits not having enter.
cd his appearance and given security accord.
ing 20 the oct Of Assembly snd the rule 81 this
Court and ~ appearing By satisfactory proof that
be IL not an tnhabrtant Of this Commonwealth
on motion Of the complainant by counsel 10 rs or
dered that the said Defendant william Pits do
appear here on the fret day Of the next spring
term Of this cOurt, enter bis appearance and an
swer the said bill or Othorwige defend this suit
and that copy Of this order be forthwith n sered
in some new epaprr printed in the CUy Of Wheel
ing fsrtwo months aucCcsslvelv ID posted the
front door of the count house Of Ohio s0unty.t
copy teste
Good. Tor Compt feb
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