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VOL. SO, NO. 2O.-wHOLE NO. 1s41.

Tar this is accomplished and II not accomplished
wnat other means than are now in operation in
lnls otate are necessary to accomplish IT,
hesotped, That in taking cal o of the public in
terest the question should not be so much, what
VIII 1t cost, as what is its importance to the we'll
being of the State.
Resolued, That in the adoption and publication
oil the report OF the committee ofthe House of Rep.
resentatives at the last session of tho Legislature,
and by the subsequent providing for the appoint
nient OF committee TO collect facts and report
tbereupon, The Legislature has given us reason
TO hope that this great and fundamental public in
terest will be examined and provided for in some
degree commensurate with its object.
RESOLVED, That while the Legislature have fos-
tered with much care the common schools, we
believe that the cause of education would be more
efficiently promoted by extending equally its pa
rental care to the higher institutions.
ResotUed, That special efforts ought to be made
Immediately, by the friends Of education in Yer
mont, to diffuse correct information among the
people ofIllo State, on the subject OF education in
all it's departments.
BY Mr.. Palmer.
RESOLVED, That teachers ought to be educated as
teachers
RESOLVED, That more attention should be given
TO preparing females TO teach the elementary
branches. Passed unanimously.
Resolutions introduced by Messrs. Briggs and
Twining were referred to the next convention,
which is to be holden at Burlington, on the last
Wednesday in Feb. next
convention
Rev. John Wheeler, Jesse l.. Peck, Charles Ad-
ans, A. G. Twinng and Horace Eaton of Enos-
hIIrDh
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Canada. would he ,oo ,rep,,,rro ma, ,,,,n,,don,.
If so, propose TO make a stand n, tho IsIe of Ore
which the French fortified hv intrenchnent the
last war, and greatly fatpued our large army TO
take it, 1t is about fifteen miles his side ofSt Johns
and is all island in the river, ON which small ar
lillery placed would command il. An establish
nlent OF frontier so far north. would not only
better secure our own frontier, but nut il into our
power to better work out -s.,x-policv with tho
Canadians and Indians 5f.sH to make
incnrsons into the territory Msll the same
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PROTECTION
TO AGRICULTURE, COMMERCE AND
MANUFACTURES.
SPEECH OF THE HON. CHARLES
HUDSON,


The following speech was delivered Oh the 9th
ultimo, in the House OF Representatives of Com
gress, by the Hon. CHARLES HUDsoS, Member of
the House from Massachusetts, pending the dis
cussion of the reference of that part of the Presi
dents Message which relates to discriminating
duties and domestic manufactures.
Mr. SPEAKER: have, from the first, regarded
this debate as premature and now, ii the House
are disposed 10 pass upon the subject at once, 1
will cheerfully yield the floor.
But, as gentlemen say go on" will endeavor
10 present my views TO the consideration of the
House. The immediate question before u.s. is on
the amendment OF my friend from South Carroll
ma, (Mr. Rheit,) to commit to the Committee of
Ways and Means, Z" with instructions, that should
il be in their opinion expedient to lay additional
duties, they shall no so laid as not to discriminate
in favor of any particular class of industry in the
United States"
This opens the whole subject of discrimina-
Ting tariff. The gentleman from South Carolina,
who moved these instructions, has met the ques.
ton with his characteristic frankness. He has
laid the axe at the root OF the tree. He denies to
Congress the constitutional right oil imposing du-
ties which shall discriminate IN favor Of manufac-
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Sak.-We learn that several thousand pounds
weight OF cocoons have been raised in this yicini-
~ during the past season. The season BEFORE
only about one hundred and fifty pounds. A still
larger amount would be raised, we suppose, if
we had mandatory in this place enough, per-
haps, to supply the VEST Cincinnati Gaz.
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Sweet Day so cool, SO calm, so bright;
The bridal of the earth and sky;
The dew shall weep thy fall tonight -
For thou must die,
Sweet Rose whose hue, angry and brave,
Bids the rash gazer wipe his eyes
Thy root ia ever in It's grave =
And thou must die.
Sweet Spring full of sweet days and roses
A box, where sweets cOmpucted lie;
My music shews We have your closest
Aud all must die.
Only sweet and yirtuous soul,
Like seasoned timber, never gives
But though the whole world turn to coal,
Then chiefly lives.
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bless thee, Lord, because GROW
Among thy trees, which in a ROW
To thee both fruit and order OW.
What open force or hidden CHARM
Can blast my fruit, or bring me HARM,
While the enclosure is thine ARM?
Enclose me still for fear | START,
Be to me rather sharp and TART,
Than let me want thy hand and ART.
When thou dost greater judgments SPARE,
And with thy knife but prune and PARE,
Fen fruitful trees more fruitful ARE.
Such sharpness shows the sweetest FRIEND:
Such cuttings rather heal than REND:
And such beginnings touch their END.
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SONNET,

oRAcEs voUcHsAFEp IN A CHRISTIAN LAND.
Lord with what care hast thou begirt US round
Parents first season us. Then schoolmnsteTs
Deliver us to laws. They send US bound
To rules Of reason. Holy messengorsj
Pulpits and Sundays sorrow DIGGING sin;
Affections sorted anguish Of all sizes;
Fine nets and stratagoms TO catch us in
Bibles laid open millions Of surprisos
Blessings beforehand ties of grntefulness;
The sound of glory ringing in our ears:
Without shame within, our consciencesi
Angels and grace eternal hopes and fears!
Yet all these fences and their whole array,
One cunning bosom sin blows quite away.
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WATCHMAN g. STATE JOURNAL.
% IN ADVANCE, 81, 80 AT THE END OF THE YEAR
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POETRY.

The annexed were written by Rev George Herbert, of Eng
land and first published in 1895. His life written by Iza0c
Walton and obridgement Of it together with Hcrbeu's
Tompe" and "tho Country Pason has recently been pub
lshed In Boston.
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I Ihe OmaigrapA.-ThIs i tic nan.
gwen TO un engraving machine laiel, d,
vented which will do as much work y
eight or ten hand engrayers. /, reduces
the price of engraving one half /, ul
execute work equally well on coancr Of
steer plates of any sizo and dimension.
with this advantage, tha, the pla,cs exc.
cn'ed by II wear much longer linn lhg9
engraved by hnnd.
The machine does cot require espsa,
ehced ongravers, but can be worked tg
intelligent boys and girls, after liua
practice.
Any letter that can be executed, by ibo
hand' can be accomplished BY the On.
hlgraPh' 1t IS also applicable TO many
other sorts Of work. Trees, houses, noun
lalns' and borders, eau all be executed b.
the machine.
Tins curious and useful machine was 10.
vented IN England, was brought out from
London by DR.. Alexander Jones. STEPS
nave been taken TO secure patcn, for
N the United States.
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ktSt of Letters

I i Z EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Charlotte
"a on the LIST day of July, 1912.
/ A-Az. Alexander, /. Adams, Tbs Alexander
ir., Louisa w. Adams, 4, P. Alexander. 4. w. A
eyander, Jas. Alexander, Telemacus Alexander
! Amos Alexander Needham Armfcld.
BIOS. Boils, E. J. Benton, WIN. f. Button, J.
v. Beard. Lewis Baekman, Jos. a. Baker, Lew is
I Bingham, 4. X. Bailey, Z. E. Byce, Wm. Bigham.
n GAS. Cathcart, e. Crit,endrn. p. II. Cochran.
D-S A. Davis, Frank. Dale.
E-Jas. Eagle, VIM. Elliot 2, Matilda Esne.
F-Mrs. Ann Frew c. Froa.
G-Susan Gay, Miss G. Gray.
III. X Harrison, Jas, Hayes, j. Hilick, J. A,
B. Hunter. Ally Howell James Henderson, James
IIu,chison, II. Hoover
MAT Johnston, Miss A. Johnston, Ez. John.
stem Rev. Ed. Jones, d. Jennings 4 Co., EImas
Jackson, J. D. Johnston.
k-A. Kerr, Il, n. kirkpatrick 2, Nancy Ken.
nedy, P. A. KIifline.
Jas. London, y. ". Ly;he, Mars Lemonds.
NH. J. Morehead, Jao, Montgomery, J. G.
Martin, J. McGinnis, Robt. McLain, L. McCord,
Miss NJ. Manson, J. NJ. Manson. Nancy NJ. Moat.
Jomery, Adam McGabey, Jno. NJ. Mckelvy.
O-J. l.. A. Or ., Robt. NJ. O'Neill.
P-Wm. Parks, Jas Patterson, Jno. Penber,hy,
G. Pcitus, w. Ii. Patterson, Y. Plumer, William
Potts, Edwin Polk, VIM Phillips.
&c. RunJries, III. C. Riney, II. A. ROgges,
Hannah Rogges.
S-Miss A. Scott, Frank. Stafford, 3. Z. Shelby,
MessrE. Speem & Limtle, NJ. Stricken, Jane Simp.
son, Jno Simpson, S II Smith, Jno, Smith, Adam
SiIer, Miss c. Steel, Isabella Steel.
T-Jno. Todd, Smith Thompson, II. A. Todd,
Mss Z, A. Todd.
Vino. Wolf, Peter Weir 4, Miss Elizabeth
Wallis, WIN. Wilson, Rev. a. l.. Watts, Lewis S.
Williams, Mat Wallace, Williamson Wallace,
dsStha Wallace, Jno. W:herspoon, r. l.. Walk
er, Hugh Wanghir, Jno. n. Wen,z
H. B. WILLIAMS, P.M
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DIR. MsTlHEIsS
u a D 7 g 7 &c "a $ :
REST0RER OF The BLOOD,
FOR
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
a. liETHEK produced by bile, phlegm, from
w internal morbid matters, arising florr
badly cured old disorders from the use of mer
curry, calomel, bark, &c, gin fcmales) from the
change of life, as specified in the Pamphlet
Anti SYFHILIric SvRrP.-This medicine is in
all VrTereal Disorders, certain remedy.
ABrssISlA MixTuRE, in liquid and in paste
celebrated for rs speedy and perfect removal OF
Gonorrhnl and elect
Com Mnr BAsAN, Tor Bilious and Nervous
Affections, Colds, &c.
AROMATIC EXTRACT, Imminent for Indigestion,
Coldness in the stomach, Numbness or Weakness
in the limbs, rheumatism, &c
DEPuRATiyE PowpER. for Bilious Fever, Head
ache, Diseases of the Eyes, &C., which is 10 Be
taken in the Restorer.
JArAy OINTMENT, for Piles, which is 10 Be ap
/ piled besides the Restorer.
BESctL ONsESr, for letter, Ringworn, Sail
Rhcum, Scaidhead, Eruptions Of the skin, and foul
ulcers; Is 10 be applied besides the Restorer.
UNIVERSAL or STRENGTHENING PLASTER, for
diseases Of The Chest, Dyspepsia, Iuilammatory
Rheumatism, Palsy. Paralysis, &c.
On KUuL's AcoUSric Or, for Deafness and al
other Anricular plants, which IS 10 be used
together with the RestoIer.
~ DR.. huhps Pamph!st Treatment" sc
entered according to Act of Congress, contains
full Directions for The of the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy.
UJPersons wishing to procure any OF the med
icnes, viii please direct their orders with the
mount, past paid,) to DR.. KUHL'S OFFICE,
Raleigh, \. C., or Richmond Va, or 70 any Of the
following Agents in North Carolina.
b Oates, Druggist, Charlotte
J. T. & c. Phiier, Concord.
jenkins & Biles, Salisbury.
lIargraye, Gather & Co, Lexington.
J. q II. Sloan, Grecnsborough.
NJ j. A. Drake. Ashborough
c. c. Henderson, Lincolnton
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, Cunning & Co., York C. II.
Mcclure, Brawley & Co, Chester c. H.
The continuation the list Of Agents, see d.
KS Pamphlet.
June Is, 1872 35tf
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f1oliat's Life Pills & Phnmsx
Esitfcrs.

FEVllESE medicines arc indebted fer heir name
- TO their manifest and sensible action in pu
rifyng the springs and cllan1els Of life, and cnd1
ing them with renewed tonc aud yigor, and 10 The
nndonbIed fact that at very early period in their
history they had rescued sufferers from the very
verge Of an untimcly grave, after al the deceptive
nosifums Of the day, prescribed By physicians had
utterly failed, ia which eases they also permanent
j secured that uniform enjoyment Of health. with
out which life itself is but partial blessing. s,
great indeed had their efficacy invariably proved,
that It was scarcely less than miraculous 10 those
who were unacqualnted with the beautifully Phi.
losophtcal principles upon which they we've CON-
ponboen ana upon winch they consequently act,
THE PHCENIX BITTERS are 50 called. he.
cause they possess the power DC restoring The ex.
pifing embers Of bealth, 10 a glowing yigor thro'.
out the constitution, as The Phoenix is said 10 he
restored TO life from the ashes of It's own dssolo.
ton. The Phoenix Biters are entirely yegetab;e
composed Of roots found only 10 certain parts Of
the western country, which will iniailibly cure
FEVEkS AND AGUES Of all kinds; will never
fail 10 eradicate entirely all the effects of Mercu
~. infinitely sooner than the most powerful prep.
srations of Sarsaparlla, and will Immediately
cure tic determination Of BLOOD TO THE
HEAD; never fail ia the sickness incident 10
young females; and Will be found certain rem.
edy 10 all cases of nervous debility and weokaess
OF the most impaired constitutions, As remedy
for Chronic and IataammatOry RHEUB1 7LSM
the efficacy Of the Phoenix Bilters will he demon
Ssraled By the use Of single bottle.
The proprietor rej0ces in the opportunity affor.
ded by The universal diffusion Of the press. for
placing his VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES /
within the knowledge aud reach Of every indiyi. I
dnal IN The community. Unlike The host Of per. 1
nieioas quackeries. which boast Of vegetable in. /
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10 effect cure, or the purchase money will be
returned by himself or travelling agent-'rhcy
comprise the Hygeian or Family Pill; the Nv.
ge'an Tonic, TO restore the debiiitatcd or broken
Gown constitution; the Uterine Pill, to cure those
painful difficulties and di'eases peculiar to women;
ana INC Ague Phi, TO cure Intermittent fnyers and
agnes. For further information, the afflicted are
invited TO possess themselves Of the IJyceist uud
Extra iygeis, furnished gratis a, the prooret1r,s
office, No. 2, Astor House, New. York, and by ali
his agents. These papers contain information
exceedingly interesting 10 the sick and inyal,ds.
together with twenty-five useful receipts, and
mass 81 facts and certificates, that must convince
cines are Invaluable.
For sale by
Charlotte, Jan. -. 1871.
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To Silk Growers.

lie AVlNG established small flature al til
"A n place, the subscriber wishes to purehas,
COCOONs, for which he sil pay fair price foi
any quantity that may be offered. lie also wish
es to contract with any person who has the Null
berry Trees and C0cooneries now established for
supply for the ensuing year, or with any per.
son who wishes 10 engage in the production oil
Cocoons. He has il in contemplation to enlarge
his mandatory If arrangements can be made for
the supply Of Cocoons. ANY one having Cocoons
now on hand for sale will find a market for them
by applying to the subscriber at Concord, n c.
WILLIAM jerks.
Concord, FcJ. ), lSI2. a0iF
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

HECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lac, February Term
l942.
Deliiha c. sPeek
Is Petition for Divorce.
William n. speck.
this case, it appearing to the satisfaction Of
III The Court, that William II. SDeck, tie defen-
dant. IS not uhabiant Of this State, Il IS there.
fore ordered, that publication be made for three
months, in the Charlotte Journal and the Meek.
ienburg JcicrsoDian,' Tor The defendant to appear
ct the next Superior Court Of law, 10 be held for
the County Of Mcck!onburg, al the Court House
m Charlotte, 90 the fourth Monday of August
merit then and there u plead, answer or demur,
10 this petition. or judgment pro confcsso viii 90
entered up against him, and the said petition
heard ex parte.
Witness. J. b. Kerr. Clerk Of our said Court.
al Office, tic fourth Monday in February, A. ID.
1872. and 10 tie C7h year Of the Independence
OF said State.
J. 3. KERR, Cierk.
April &c, 1872. az
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POETRY.
HOUSEHOLD TREASURES,

by MARY nowIrT.
What arc they Gold and silver,
Or what such ores can buy
The pride of silkeu luxury
Rich robes of Tyrian dye2
Guests that come thronging in
With lordly pomp and state
Or thankless liyeried serving men
To stand about the gate
Or are they daintiest meats
Sent up in silver fine
Or golden chased cups o'er.brimmed
With rich Falernian wine
Or parchmen.s setting forth
Broad lands our fathers held
Parks for our deer, ponds for our fish,
Aud woods that may be telled
Ne, no, they are not these or else
God help the poor mans need!
Then, sitting mid his little ones,
lie would be poor indeed
They are not these our household wealth
Belongs not to degree;
II is the love within our souls
The children Of our knee.
Ny heart is illed with gladness
When behold how fair,
How bright are rich mems children,
With their thick golden hair
For know mid countless treasures,
Cleaned from east 10 west,
These living, loving human things,
Are still the rich mans bes,
But my heart o'erfoweth 10 mine eyes,
And prayer is on my tongue,
When see the poor mans children
The toiling though the young
Gathering, with sun burnt hands,
The dusty way-eide flowers.
Alas the pastime symboleth
LiIe's after, darker hours.
Ny heart o'erfoweth to mine eyns,
When sec the poor man stand,
After his daily work is donc,
With children by the hand;
Aud this he kisseth ,enderly,
And that sweet name doth call
For | know he hath no treasure
Like those dear children small.
Oh, children young bless ye;
Ie keep such love alive.
And the home can no'er DO desoate
Where love has room TO thrive;
Oh, precious household treasures
Llie's sweetest. hottest Chin
The Savior blcst We while on earth
| bless you in his nano
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THE DRuNKARp.

DC description which DR.. Rush gives
o. me ELECTS Of strong drink upon the drunk
ara IS almost too bad TO 10 repeated Art
ye' "hal Is not too bad TO be prselctt
ou3n' mol TO be considered Too hard 10 10
spoken Of lilo says. in folly, it causes
ul'h 10 resemble calf;--in stupidity, %
ass '--iu roaring a bull;- quarrelliasr
""u 'l@"'lng, dog lin cruelty, tigers
IN feature, a skunk i'm iiihincss, u hog
-anu IN obsccniIy. u ho.soai." Alas
'ha' man should reduce himself to such a
character as this
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New COpartnersiiip
IL THE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

HNIE Subscribers having formed eopartner.
IL ship for the pnrpose of carrying on the Tai
loring Business in all its various branches in Con-
cord N. G. under the firm of Price & McMasters,
offer their services 10 the people of Cabarrus and
the public IN general. Their shop is the same oc.
cupied by Mr.. Chas. n. Price. They fiatter them
selves that they viii be able 10 please all who may
favor them with cali. 0ne Of the firm having
been employed considerable portion Of his time
as cutter in some OF the most fashionable Eslab
iishments in the City Of Philadelphia and having
the advantages of an extensive acquaintance in
relation to his business and the other having car
ried on shop for considerable time in Concord,
they are sore that they can offer inducements to
the public in thsir business which they pledge TO
fulfil Their work shall be done in the latest and
most fashionable style and warranted to be supe-
rior in workmanship TO any in the country. They
hope by punetuaty and strict attention 10 their
business to meri, share Of public patronage
Their price shall be in proportion to The times
CHARLES II. PRICE.
JOHN r. McMASTERS
Concord, Feb l. 1872 22lf
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=, an Important Subtitle New Orleans
icoyune states that Tie owners Of tho
saves on board the brig Creole, that es'
capped INTO Nassau, have commenced sui
against ono of the insurance companies oil
Office
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3 STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
MfcRLEIBURG COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lar. February Term
1892.

Nh~'y ~ 1877 4
&c. Petition for Divorce.
Elan J. Teier.
tins case, II appearing to the satisfaction d
n the Court, that Elan J. Teter. the defen,
CANT Is not an bhabiEnt If this State. IT is there
fofe ordered, that publication be made for three
months, in tie Charlotte Journal and The Neck.
ienbarg Jefersonian,' for The defendant to appear
q; the next Superior Court Of Law, TO be held for
The Cosntf Of Meeklenburg. At the Court House
10 Charlotte. Oh The fourth Monday of August
next, then and there to plead, answer o. dernur.
10 this petition, Or Judgement pro eonfcsso will be
entered up against him, and tie said petition
heard ex parte.
Witness, i. u. Kerr, Clerk Of our said Court,
al a.fiee, the foorth Monday in February, a. ID.
l642, and 10 the 9th year OF the Independence
of said State.
JB. KERR. Clerk
April 2G. 1872 t43
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y. D. The subscriber hereby notifies all per
sons who have accounts on his books to close the
same, either By Cash or Note, as am determin.
ed to close them otherwise unless this notice i,
attended 10. c. N. PRICE.
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PAINTING.

FEtHE Subscriber having located himself al
IN Davidson College, would now offer his ser.
vices to the public az an
Ornamental, sign. Flag s. Mirror
pA1Glp~GBo
lie la,iefs himself that his long experience in
the above business and the specimens of work he
las executed 10 his line, will be a sufficient re
commeadaion. lie will also attend to any call
made On him in the HOUSE PAINTING BUSI.
NESS and Is confident he Gao give satisfaction
to all .ho fnay employ hin. The public is re-
specially requested to call and encourage him as
be Is determined 10 execute all work committed
70 him 10 The best possible manner.
And as times IS hard be viii take part Of his
work in produce suitable for family use such as
Flour, Corn, Bacon, &c.
JOHN ". RAINEY.
DarilsoR College, " c.. Jan. IA, l5ll.
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CAROLINA INNo
Charlotte, ": c.
N, ii ks'Ila n m

FANHE above Establishment, situated on main.
Il street, North of the Court House, 10 the
Town ofCharoite, n. C. is still! kept open by the
undersigned for the accommodation of the public.
The proprietor feels confident Of his ability TO give
entire satisfaction 10 all who may patronise his
House. The travelling public will find a; the
Carolina Inn every comfort, convenience and at.
ention necessary TO refresh and reinvigorute both
man and horse. Particular pains will be besiow-
on the Table, Bar, and BeGs-that every thing
ali be IN the NEST sumpiuous and neat order =
the Stables win always be supplied with 4.
dance and attended BY faithful, experienced
tiers. Ia short, the subscriber is determined
secP up the accommodations al his House in a
s unsurpassed BY any similar establishment, in
Interior country. All he asks from the public
s., 10 give him call.
DiOcsrs can at all times be supplied with conve.
nient and well enclosed LOTS, On moderate terms
and furnished with grain al a low price.
JENNINGS b. X ERR.
Charlotte, June s, lSI2. rs