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a nomination thus made. no matter who
may be the candidate-wheiher Van Buren, Cal.
houn Johnston, Cass, or Buchanan--wil cordI.
ally unite under our banner every republican ia
the Union, aud insure glorious triumph for oor
principles in lsii."- Exfraet from the proceei.
iags II the Loco Foeo meeting.
Ii there was nothing else that ought to
satisfy the rejecting part Of the people Of
the " deep deception" that is attempted
10 be practlsed upon them BY the Loco
Foco party, it is that easy facility with
which they can bring themselves to sup
port either Van Euren, Calhoun, johnson,
Cass, or Buchanan. In the South they
are warning upon the Wings because they
favor Mr.. CIay's pretensions, who IS an
advocate Of tariff for revenue giving in
cidental protection to our national in.
ierests, We, this consistent party, while
they profess to be advocates Of free trade
and turn up their eyes with !" holy hor.
ror . at the Wings for advocating inciden-
tai protection, are viking to take Johnson,
Van Buren,, Cass, OF Buchanan, who are
advocates Of Incidental protection, and one
Of them, Mr.. Van Buren,, voted for the
tariff Of ls25, which was so odious meas.
ure as to he styled the " Bill Of Abomina.
toas, and vet they talk about their prin.
ciples. What principles! Mr.. Calhoun
stated that this very party was held TO-
gether BY the cohesion Of public plum
dT,n aud nothing now unites free trade
men at the South with tariff men al the
North but the desire TO obtain The posses
sion of those offices that afforded such rich
picking to the parasites during Mr.. Van
Burcn's administration. And many Of the
people, notwithstanding the inconsistency
Of this party is as apparent as the sun al
noon dav, fold their aims and are as care.
less as ii no danger was lurking under
their great professions of love for the
4" dear people" But let them again get
into power aud our word for it, the same
scenes will be enacted over again thai
took place while Mr.. Van Buren was al
The bpad of affairs.
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H0 We invite attention to several into-
resting articles on the second page. The
attention of the Farmers are especially
called to the extract from Mr.. Webser's
speech, and politicians to " Curious deve.
opponents and Mr.. Clay's letter"
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ga new Post Office by the name Of
Bethel, has been established in York Dis
trlct, S. c. on the road leading from York
vile to Lincolnton, and John B. Hunter ap-
pointed Post Master.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %.

Immediately following our re-
port of the Cotton market last week, prices gave
way and there was decline from a ! to J
cent. Since then, however, we have had news
! from Europe Of an advance Of one farthng on
! our staple together with accounts of a general
revival in all kinds Of trade. This has rendered
our market quite buoyant and advanced the price
10 fall what it was before. A fine lot Of 10 bales
was sold Yesterday at Z. cents; and nothing has
/ been sold for less than 6!. Wo therefore quote
! these prices as extremes. Chronicle.
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The Markets.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %.
DOAfESTICs.


COTTON does not come TO market very free.
", and prices are rather lower than last week
Sales yesterday and to day at CT to g.. No
change ID other Produce TO notice. Observer.
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Ga The " Joint Stock concern " in no.
icing the Wing meeting held here on
Friday last, observes that il was rather an
" inauspicious day If we were living IN
the superstitious days of Rome, when the
flight of birds and the appearance exhibi.
ted BY the eptrais of animals would induce
men either to pursue or prevent an under
taking, then an objection 20 the day might
be raised, but in this enlightened age we
have nothing TO fear but our carelessness
or want OF energy. But we can tell the
people of little circumstance, which Will
seem to have more bearing on the pros
poets Of Loco Focoism than holding Wing
meetings on Fridays will have on oui par.
| ty. It's this share of the "Jolnt Stock
concern we understand was bid off here
few days ago for one dollar, and this share
was among the largest. We should Judge
from thus that the stock was rather under
par, aud if the same test is to be applied
to the prospects of the party We should
say that they we're under par also,
@ The Hon. John Millen, one of the
! Loco Foco members elect to the next Con-
gross, from Georgia, died at his residence
near Savannah, on the 18th ut. This oc-
currenoe will cause new election to take
place throughout the State of Georgia.
II shows clearly the impolioy of the Gen.
eral Ticket System, as the whole State has
just passed through the excitement Of an
election.
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EFLE .f.S'D WAITER
GOODS

carefully selected by himself in the city Of New
York, consisting Of every variety and description
usually kept in Retail Store. Purchasers are
solicited to call and examine his stock, compare
prices and Judge for themselves, as he can assure
them that he will sell Goods lower for CASH and
Cash onlg, than they can be bought in this section
Of country. His Stock embraces the following a.
mong many other articles
CLOTHS, CASSIAEERES and SATTINETS,
FRENCH PLAID CASSlMERES, new article,
Red, White and Green FLANNELS,
Rose. DufI1e, Saddle and Negro BLANKETS,
OXFORD COATS, for children.
A fine assortment Of CALlCOES Mouselln dc
lain patterns
A fine assortment Of Ladies SiIAWLS, some Of
them rich and beautiful,
CIUSANS, new article for Ladies Dresses,
ALPACCAS, of different colors,
MOUSEIIN de LAINS and BOMBAZlNES,
Plaid GINGHAMS and Irish LINENS,
Splendid new style colored SILKS,
French worked COLLARS,
Fancy Silk and Worsted HANDkERCHlttS
Cambric, Jaconet and Lawn MUSLlAS,
LACfiS and INSERTlNGS,
Brown and Beached SHIRTlNGS and SHEET
INGS. DRILLINGS, TiCkINGS,
A good assortment Of STATIONARY,
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prisoner he never consersed with him,
when he did not regret bis vicious praet''
ces; hrs spurning good advice, and leaving
his kind employer. During the last hour
OF his life, by Jackson's particular request,
Mr. l.. was with him. He addressed few
words 10 the spectators, bgsousht them 10
hive viriuous life, and while ouns not to
take ianhing that belonged 10 another,
and never on any consideration, 10 leave
good place and a good master. Tins,
said be, aud wish all the yourg men IN
the land could hear me- this has been my
ruin. Had listened TO good sdvIce-had
| obeyed my master, | should never have
come TO this ignomlnious end
lie bid adieu 10 bis friend Thanked him
tor his kiudness-invoked the blessing Of
Heaven upon him and bis aged mother
spent few moments in prayer-rose-and
was launched into eternity.
Young men on no condition should leave
their emeloyeIs without foil discharge.
The hope Of doing better ard becoming
their own masters Is a feeble excuse
Where one succeeds in the end, hundreds
are lost. Bad habits are contracted, HrJu
rious connections are formed, and thous-
and evils contracted which eventual, prove
their rulu. Seek your masters interest,
obey bis Just commands, and you will never
regret THIS course 10 the latest period
of life
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pOBPRYs
ODE IN PRAISE OF TRIMMING.

ODE IN PRAISE OF TRIMMING.
Happy the man IN times like these,
Who trims his sal to every breeze,
To every gale still reering;
Who, TO promote bis private ends,
Won't scrupls TO desert bis friends;
Still by his interest steering.
Oh could | trim w,th trimming men,
Ia turn, aud turn. and turn again;
With every change still trimming:
Lake Bray's famd vicar. | would ride
Forever with the strongest side,
Still with the eaErent swimming.
And should intrusive conscience still
In secret goadings thwari the will,
Like him III bravely dof il;
Leave fame and honor Tar behind.
Though dear to every noble mind,
And barter Al! for profit.
Whats honor proud and crusty creed
To him who stands Of cash in need,
Or is in search Of place
What's independence to 4 mind
To wise servility inelin'd,
And fearless of disgrace
What virtue dwells in empty fame
And what's the value of name,
To any but a novice ?
What's reputation, friendship. pride,
Compar'd with fortunes flowing tide,
With parry, power, aud Office
The plant. printing. trimming tribe,
Who wisely take the official bride,
To better their condition,
No sweeping fore the poplar gale,
All former friends and cIeeds assail,
.snd curse the Opposition.
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From the Farmers' Reni....
LIME


| know not, Mr.. RulIin, that wh.,,
say upon The subject Of agriculture / So
the PAPER upon which write ,bi, 60 "'''l
mca,ion; but be that as il may / o., 'I'.-a'
tender you my thanks for The abls w.
uer you have conducted the Reri,,s, ''.'',
to tender sou my gratitude for he n, -.
phility you have displayed in ptes,,s e's i
use and showing the worth of lime > IS
erty 10 land IS nothing more lhap ,la
sence Of lime and vegetable matte, :.
we, land. however rich, cauno, ba M ~
tive until il is perfectly drained M
&C. qran,lty Of lime 10 be gwen to e,S.,
acre Of land is by no means settled h. 8
practice. ! have used from 40 la.l H..
10 300, and ii | could make choice ne''3
take 300; yet 40 made inproyeps,.
The quantity 10 be gwen depends vr.s Il \.
cnudtion ard constitution of lar} w., .,..
% rich, IL is easy ,see shat b,,.t I.
change IS made by II. As | r,s,ts !.
linc aud plaster grea, masses al ,err,.,.
matter, NY mannting IS very e1'tr.,
and nigh; be doubled apy har q .
farm 10 suit my convenience, Il ns,er-s,.
3N, bui 10 cutting il We ,ako care y f.
ans par. that may show our I'D aeon
lance, poverty gross. Don la., Ts..
grows crop after crop, uuiil sfeeB orl
grass saceeeds tho poverty s,ass. So
Of ,he second crop Of clover an the 4.li
can, and give the earth, as soon Is ,ls -.
begins 10 leave tie lard ~. .e..
gallons OF seed per acre.
iaileJ iury wheat crops iorivo ..e
he los, wear | had crca, crop Il
weighed 6l hs. 10 The tu.hsi, rt.f.
weight; bit 02'bs. vas fiuy lie ges
us failure induced ne 10 charge uvr
81 cultivation. turned down escf, ls-,
and narrowed repeatedly, ald ,ten .s
&iih two horse cJltiynln-s arj ,h.. -.
tee shall continue Until farther .rs,..,e
rs experience. cannot press Ge 5.
iime 10 terms sufficiently strong 70 ;. 3
my estimate Of It's value. H. hot & j
hs land aud uses j, freely all bs,c
casisn 70 grievo OF mourn or better
than hc VIII obtain. lou pel a
heard from me oaencr, bat Tor 10, srri
TO preaching 10 a deaf eohgrrgs
Time will cure ,his, or remove deg
10 the west. The daV wnl COM
lho tide wafer part Of Iirgiuia VII. =
pride and boas, let those ah9 tst'
mark the result. had .nter5fl q
This by giving you list Of The a. ?, s. o
predecessor FOR | Q years, ord r
own, 10. this would do no coed, e,-s
As have pu, my farm in tie uaraa
Ssh to sell. Ira
FdirfGr county, Dee. IL, lsi2
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corn or cotton, so as TO cover p,,s.
drill; md get moi heavier in dra,, a = Tue
wide shovel. '''ah
Much more might be written ooo, :,
many important circumstances md 'as
pies, connected with this subiec,r ''1'I
enough for the present object OF IN. w
Gle; which is not only to afford ne ,a s''
toge oflhe experience Of the wri,e, n 1 r
planters, but TO draw out the e,,.! !olog
and discoveries of others. which mp ,''snCs
confirm true principles, aud To corr, - %
errors advanced; for the grand oLia a'y
agricultural societies and pape,s = q
should be, TO collect and treasp,s - " %
wisdom Of The many, and encou,noo ~ {, 'a'
further discoveries. Moyr,rrv. :" .
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NEGorIABL fpRoNIsE og ulaa4

NEGoTfABL EPRONISE og NAnGi46r.
The New York Express fgl'l,a. "a
following account Of u bgs,asss iaa
fion, said 10 have occurred ID h.Ae4..
lfc.lud.
4 tailor vbo was married to . rT
si,kiy woman gres cuamoraled Of !.
slfl who lived 20 The neiehlo,hoo5 III,
"a certain coalitions. he agreed 90 g,s "a
> promise ~ wrtiugi % uef'} Ic'tr
dmiely on tho tcmise 1T hdsrtb. u
lHeace Of ahich, Mr. sulpp passt 'f e
following note Of hand LA tao tafs sE
Vic tcmisc Of iny present wlie Pfoa.a 2
marry Mary Morgan or order Es,ss &.
ee'ged, under the penalty q day f''
sterling Given under ny hard NJ AZ
dav Of May etc, Jeremiah Sutltan
Shortly after Mary received The err
note, sic died, leaving il endorsed 10 g g
maIo freud, sh1a also riaaccd to |aea E
yer and die before The laior's wIIr beas"
cf, on her death bed, she also endorsed '''
note aud gave {, to cousin shom DC ~
soluicly married, agreeably to euJo''f@.''
IN two DAYS after the death u his VII '.l
d, IS SAID Tia. The tailor and be sfir ais NV
living happily n the CITY Of hllkronl'
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PILES. Sc.

A NJ wholy prevented, or guSeFatd' u =, ~. y.
Z Va tack haa come %, II you ust lhs .1 M. !.
HAYs' LlSiNESr, from Couslook x %.
aud every thiug relieved by Il that 'dm''' I,
outward application II acts Ike charm -
For sale 10 Charlotte. n c. BY D OAt', .fF
ltsbnry BY &. u. Wheeler IN Leaieglon Y n 4,
Nabry; Ia Gtcensborourh by J. \ X a.a'H
i4ycUeyilir by J. A. M'Rac; III i9rk'"'e'
~ Comstock a Co.'S agep..
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a Card 90 the Public.

TsyllE amount Of bodily and meathl misery
n arising from neglect ul small complaints
. iDcalculable. and II Is therefore Of tho ntmos,
importance that strict attention 10 the l-4a, -nL
mos, ttiiing bodily iudrmities shaald be had
Tor Diseases OF the body Invariably aiiee, the
mind. DR.. MOFFAT'S NEGErAbLE LIFE
MEDICINES, IN every ins'arcc where they
have tcen thoroughly used lave luMPHED
OVER DISEASE N almost ell lie diversified
io!ms. The sa9iery effects OF the Lilo Med.
cincs have in fact. been 50 universally eXie iunc
3D. lhai IN the ehor, space OF five years they have
become fully established as the most casg sife
and perfect mode d treatment eyct offered 10 the
public.
/: is unnecessary, here. for Dr.. Mofltt, re.
cupitula,e all the reasons which have induced
bin 10 arrive at this c3urluslon. Il IS sufficient
ior hin 10 say, that the di.ia'crest,d testimony
Of his fellow citizens who have been iniuced ~
use the Life Medicines, Will freely be offered g
any one who may feel disposed 10 cal al Ais OF
fec, 375 Broadway. H. has there on fc several
thousand letters, !ounlarly protfcred BY his pa
ficnts, tic receipt sGd pCrusai Of which has "a
him more pleasure Ihan all the eai b ni he last
could confer.
The reader may NO, perhaps 5e sware TIA, the
Origin Of Motifs Lite Mae.s.sts was the result oi
protfuc.ed and paiuia! lineas Of their origina.
tor, NJ lens MoFgtr. When taken III III. VI.
was a prosperous and hoGrlshing merchant in
the lower part Of the city and having consulted
and employed = number Of our most sk.fal phy d.
clans he, after months OF suffering, was prevail
I'd upon 70 Try The medicine which - nov offered
10 the public.
The eject OF tic Life Medicines in his own
Gaze was uapaFalieled 10 the history Of medi zeal
experience; and be Immediately determined 10
nake kBoan to the world 4 medicine 70 winch he
M, only on ed bis life, bat his happincsi The
uniform success which lIas since attend ID their
administration ia every instance where fair
Trial has beer given them, has been 4llc.iod b.
thousands and iacontestbly pr0ycs ihcls intrinsic
merit.
Tho LIFE sruicIvrg car he taken with safety
~ persons Of any age, and The feeble. md lnhfm,
Tie neryoas and the delicale. are strengthens b.
their operation, because ~ their prompt aad prop
CT action upo3 The sccfel,rns ot ,ns system, and
their assimilation with ADD puridcstlla 81 tie
blood they clear the system 0f al bad hHmnfs.
qgic, all nervous idfitabihly, and invariably pto.
ipce sound health.
For fol- particulars relative % ,be yario4s 1e.
cares, modes ofteatrneni villa tie LIE Nsd:riucs
toe reader IL referred 10 the Good Samaritan.
glGishsi gralnfo1dg ty Dl. " Z Moa' 3-5
Roadway, IN $ hieh are as, pat.tsts sc.e.itaH
from numerous h7'tsring and eonsf aiu!a,orf ID.
,rrs received the past few months
The ateyc medicine COR sale by
I. J. HOLTON, Acep,
Charlotte, ". e.
ia Springs, Esq, Pas,nss,er a, il,cko.
- Grove MecAleuhurg to. y. G., IS agent lgf t..a
sals Of ne above MEDICINE
1=.TtTE rTfp.prS-r .s-p st,1.,-1 p,,,.t-
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 the estate o, ~,
Z "A lexauGcr Davis, deed, arc requisite l,s
forward und settle Immediately ana ''' Nm,
ing claims are requested 10 present Wy" '...,..
the time prescribed by law property an.nl.. ,-...
or this notice will be plead IN bar d le't H. ~.
y" Im.EN DAVIS, Ada4
FL aT 1919 u
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MA VERY Liberal, OFFER il.

on HuSpRFD Dollars will be given hy the
Publisher 70 every Agent who win undertake and
sell one ilcNDaED CoPiEy Of the above gorls. Hr
believes there u scarcely town or village in ,he
Union, but that number may easily be disposed Of
e Persons enclosing money viii BE- careful to
pay the 1hoie postage and in ordering looks will
state explicitly, how tie Lo9hs saall 5c srul 10
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BsOcEsn,ithing'

yHNflE subscriber informs all persons ,l,, b
u noighborhood Of the Phlier miuo sba
has opened shop at the "Phle' MN n
the Blacksmith Business will be cat,i,u y pics
Shop will be under the care Of NJ Joon hti
crson, who is an experienced snI'' '"'
rate hand on Mining Tools. .,,rsTER
tho d. WINGEt.-S. '''
N4y.hl J, 1913.
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DIR. ID. AsBgRA

sszsL1 EAII.L attend to The P.'-'.'
Way w Medicine IN Chaf.9'i, -
E5El4 surrounding country Eyre
lA3 close attention to those who cay
gage his Services, he hopes to merit aul IS.
portion Of public tayor. IL has fe'ag'
Shop - lhe Mansion House, immediately =
inc The entrance, where Dc n.ay a!asys a '''''
unlrvs professionally absent.
Charlotte, May ~, 1919. ''
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-29

MO CURE NO PAY.-DR COOPER, IA Duane street.
~ between Chatham and William streets takes this method
Of informing citizens and strangers that he has for
years confined his Practice solely the Of Venerea
considered by portion Of the medical profession a species
Of quackey for one Of its legitimate members advertise still
the great advantage the unfortunate disease
derive from regularly educated physician devotng his sen.
ton to particular branch Of the profession be apparent
20 YOU not employ surgeon to amputate limb Ito
teeth land % surgeon noted for the Of syphilis when
you are troubled with Venerea Aud you do from the
that those perfect in this branch because they only
practice AZ IT, Dr. Cooper spent celebrated Lock Hos
a and has Tor ten enjoyed the extensive
this way OF medical man New York He the
two to i've days The DR. regularly educated physician and
surgeon and never suffers his patients leave until perfect
performed IL deporabs witness Of the
that presented to the Dr. where the disease been driven
INTO the system by quack break again the form Of
spots and ulcers on the body pains the joints throat
night and emacatIon The DIR. will
cure, make charge.
STRICTURE-Dr. Cooper has discovered new method,
by which lac can cure the form Of Structure from
10 two weeks with scarcely pain the patient Irritation
OF the uretha PROSTATE gland Of the neck Of the bladder
sometimes mistaken for Structure by general practitioners
aud cnaTlatsns.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, sometimes called Sc
mna Weakness brought by habit INDUCED in by
yopng This where freely INDUCED in the
evil that bea for besets disease Of the heart
sumption, dyspepsia Of the frame and finally ends
complete Idiocy Dr. Cooper will effect radical ~
such and restore the constitution original and
that by mild and simple Of medicine warrant
complaint aud enclosing So attended Patients attended in
hotels boarding houses Once open till 10 At night He
member 4 Duane street. between William and Chatham sb
o2lmsr