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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16
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Passing recently shop which young
mechanic, of good trade, had been occupy
ing, We found it closed. The sign WIS
down, aod all was silent as the grave. The
cause WAS naturally asked.
Was he temperate Yes. Was he at.
tentIye and industrious Yes. Were his
prices reasonable The same as others
asked Was he DESTROYS 10 locate al hone
He was. Then why has he closed his shop
Because patronage was not extended to hun
lie waited for moDihs but received scarce
y work enough to keep body aud soul to
gcthef-vhlie some Of our citizens we're a
the same time procuring their woik from
other towns-Uo better executed than he
vas able 10 furnish Al lower price.
Encourage polr OuH, said We. Blu
our train Of thoughts was disturbed b. ar
invitation to step into cabinet maker,
warehouse. Here was as fine supply o
furniture as decorated Faneui Hall a, tho
great Fair. Sofas, bureaus, chairs, where
do you fud purchasers for all these saC
we 10 the Industrious manufacturer.
Oh, they 90 TO tie New York and Dos
ton market.
To the Boston market, we exclaimed
ahy uel-hbof---has inst purchase
some articles oil furniture from Boston at a
great bargain be thinks---a sofa much like
that for forty dollars, some splendid chnir.
tool did not know there were any like
them IN town, until now see YOU have somt
here 50 much like them that suppose YOU
have taken the pattern.
That sofa and those chairs too, were d
my own manufacture 1T and he hes paid Coz
them in addition to lhe price | asked here,
two freigh,s aud mmission-besldes a
small bill Tor repairs Of II for irjury BY NOV.
ing.
lsli possible said VIC, then full sure ou.
motto Encourage your Olsr' is not only
patriotic but also economical.
Mr.. -- bad al his coats made in the
ci,y--uo tailor Of his oau town can evcr
make fi--ihey are only convenient to cal
upon when a button gets off, or the cIboa
needs stItch. He handed 10 an old coat
w = PHii W VIC VI OIh ret1Dlls8't idilJI y
with a high commentator upon tho work
mauship, and wonder that noue Of tbt
town tailoTs could do rs vel.
Who made this coat, sir inquired the
tailor, as he cast bis eyes over the work.
A Mr.. --, Of lie city.
Oh yes he is very good workman--bt
served his t.me With me, and has Just es
tabdshed himself 10 the city. see how
ever thai he has not paid quite the attcnilor
10 the stitching Of tho collar used to re-
qulre Of him and | suppose pressure o
work has compelled INN to make lillc
longer stitches than used TO let pass
However, he will no doubt improve.
'ENcnuEAGE YOUR own thought we
II you wish 10 save yourself from the chag.
ria that was manifested IN the patrons couE.
!enance.
There IS M smoke from That brass fouo
doris larnace--Ais door Is open 10 be sure
aud he IS standing in il, but his lathe Is still
Well nelghbor, how 10 businessl Dull
had no orders from Boston for three months
Don't you fnd enough town work 7 Scarce.
y any, il is oil procured from Bos on
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his hands thrust into his pockets. appafent.
" Indifferent TO all that was passin. around
him. His head was resting upon his breast
aud his buried eyes we're fastened upon
the floor, as if he were afraid to look up al
the sorrowing group Who were watching
the counieuance Of the dying infant.
There was a moment Of silence. Not a
sound was heard. Even the sobs Of the
little airl had ceased. Death WAS crossing
the novels threshold. The very respIra
lion of the household seemed suspended ;
when u slight shiverlng Of toe limbs Of the
inflnt and shrek from the hali-conscious
mother, told oil that The vital spark had iltd.
For the FIRST time the father moved
Slowly advancing 10 where his wife was
seated, with qaiyerlns lips, he whispered,
is " llhe dead ]!
Yes, james, the poor baby is dead = was
the choking reply Of the mother, who stu
sal, as a, first, gazing upon The face Of her
llllle one.
Without u,,erins another word, the long
bru,alzed father left the house, muliefIns
as be left, Ny God, how long :"
AT this moment kind hearted lady cane
IN, who had heard but few moments be
fore Of the dangerous illness Of the child
She had brought wlth her some medicine
but her angel visit was too late. The gen.
lie spirit OF the ba be had fed, aud there re
manned for her bu, to comfort the living.
This she did, while we followed tho father.
We related 10 him the circumstances v bich
had led Us 10 his house, and briefly spoke
70 hlm ol The misery which inevitably fox!
lows in the wake Of intcmperance.
| kuow il SIT, said he. | have long
known it, | have not always been What
you DOW see me. Alcohol and my appetite
have brought me to this depth of degrade.
ton
why not master that appetite You
have power. Thousands have proved H.
Sir believe it. have seen others
as far reduced as myself, restored aud made
happy; bu, you are the first who has ever
spoken 10 me upon the subject and | had
too s,roug passion for liquor to think Of .
reformation myself
Well, will you nov make the effort
] viii. |, has occupied my thoughts
during the whole morning; and nov, in the
presence of Almighty God, | swear never
again 20 touch the accursed thing which
has ruined NE aud made beggaIs Of my
family.
Happy enough 10 hear this manly resolu
ton, We returned 20 the house with him.
In due time we made the fac, known to the
wife, and producing the pledge, the ,rhoIe
family signed II upon tie table inhich held
The body of their dead cktld
The scene was an affecting one.
Two years had passed, When the incident,
was recalled 10 cur mind by shake Of the
hand from gentleman who was returning
wcs, with stock of DRY goods which he
had purchased 10 New York. h 'raS The
same ,gda rho signed The Temperance
Pledge By The body IF has dead chtid.
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A Gard to the Public.

FHv1E amount Of bodily and mental misery
IN arising from a neglect of small complaints
is incalcuable, and il is therefore Of the utmost
importance that a strict attention 70 the least aud
most trifing bodily in6rmiies should be had :
for diseases OF the body invariably affect the
mind. DR.. MOFFATS VEGETABLE LII +
MEDICINES, in every instance where thty
have been thoroughly used, have TRlO MFHh ~
OVER DISEASE In almost all its diversified
forums The sanitary effects Of the Lac Msdl
cines have, la fact, been SO universally exPeriene
ed that IN The short space OF FIVE years, they have
become fully established as the most easy. safe
and perlect mode OF treatment ever offered 10 the
public.
Ii is unnecessary, here, for Or. Molfat TO re.
capituiate all the reasons which have induced
him TO arrive at this conclusion. II is sufficient
for him TO say, that the disinteres,ed testimony
OF his fellow citizens who have been induced o
use the Life Medicines, win freely be offered to
any one who may feel disposed TO call al his OF.
fee, 375 Broadway. lie has there on f!e several
thousand letters, voluntarily protiered By his pa
tents the receipt and perusal of which has given
him more pleasure than all the wealth Of the East
could confer.
The reader may not perhaps be aware that the
Origin of Motfat's Life Medicines was the result OF
a protracied and painful illness Of their erigna.
Tor, Mr. JoHS MoFrAT. When taken i'll Mr.. Nj.
was a prosperous and houGishing merchant in
the lower part of the city; and having consulted
and employed number OF our most skilful ply 81
clans be- after months OF suffering, was prevail.
ed upon to Try the medicine which is now offered
10 the public.
The effect of the Life Medicines in bis own
case was unparalleled in the history of medical
experience and he Immediately determined to
make known to the world medicine TO which he
not only owed bis life, but his happiness The
uniform success which has since attended their
administration in every instance where a fair
trial has been given them, has been auested by
thousands and incontesllbly proves their intrinsic
merit.
The LIFE MEDICINES can be taken with safety
BY persons of any age; and the feeble, and in6rm,
the nervous and the delicate, are strengthened by
their operation, because By their prompt and prop
er action upon the secretions of the system, and
their assimilation with aud publication Of the
blood, they clear the system Of all bad humors,
quiet all nervous irritabity, and invariably pro.
duee sound health.
For full particulars relative TO the various dis
cases, modes oftreatment with the Life Medicines
the reader is referred 10 the Good Samaritan.
published cratuitousiy, BY Dr.. W. 3. Moiiat, 375
Broadway, IN which are also publ Ied selection
from numerous aliteriag and c0ngratula,ory let
tiers received the past few months.
The atovc medicine for sale by
L. J. HOLTON, Agent,
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Important. Valuable, and Cheap
WORK.

lust published, 10 one volume royal octave
- containing about 600 pages of letter-press
and more than FIVE HUNDRED Engraungs
Price only 81 so per copy.
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DIR. Id. ASBURY

1zA HETILL attend to the Paeiiee OF
w Medicine in Charlotte and the
I'D surrounding country. By prompt and
"A close attention to those who may en-
gar@ bIs services, he hopes 10 merit and secure a
portion of public favor. lie has removed has
S,op 10 the Mansion House, Immediately adloin
Inc the entrance. where he may always be found
unless professionally absent.
Charlotte, May Is. lci2. SIT
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4 Ner Principle in Hor'irulhrh-A'
II i',dNc!l, ofihli CITY, hrs ja,t seal 20
elegant Cabbs.e lead from bis gafteu, Y
tastfatgc q q rev pttucple q that Iase
tani vegetable, accidentally discoteie4.-
About lbe middle Of jane, having soma -
years s'omps, which had been SET COL 2
salad sprouts, be broke of three about Sat
inches long, and stuck them lnioihe g'oso''
hey took root readily, and gfes iafN "
any other plant. Two Of lhs three A"'
produced fqe SOHO heads. The oaf Ss'0s
US measures two lee, SIX inches "a clfSS'y
ference, with the open outside leaves y
stripped OF, Il IS OF the drum head s'''f''
The other head 10 more conlca', aod apli
rcn,ly different species. Plants may w ",
DO obtained early, without tho Labor apu \,
ieniion required cor raising them 10 o' ' -
The principle is worthy Of notice : ! 81
Farmers Gas.
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Tor sore ihrodi- Clipper says w. u.
for children that are troubled si'h II
above malady, mothers will fad a sa'S Y, Y
speedy relief IN The use Of powdefeo W. w..
II should be fret burned on a shotel ~
powdered, and blown through a qu1l QUIZ
y upon the rilamcd parts, lhis iVa.yI
il certain, mud It's application IN iam'lla'"4
be attended with most satisfactory Tess'N
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4 WHEELING ARTICLE.

Going to dinner the other day, we saw
liule ctiger, about two years old, sitting
10 a wheelbarrnw, and Try ing to wheel bun.
self. II struck US thai many people in this
world are often caught in the same act, and
we shall always think herea(icr--W hen we
see a business man trusting every ihing 10
hts clerks, and continually snekiog bis own
amussmrnI--al~ays absent from his count.
ln2 house, aud yet expecting to get along.
he's sitting IN a WbeeIbarrow and irving 90
wheel himself. When We sec profession
al man better acquainted with every Thing
else than his profession, always starting
some new scheme, aud never attending 10
his calling, his wardrobe and credit will
soon designate him as sitting in a wheel
barrow ard trying 20 wheel himself. When
We see farmer with an over abundance Of
"hlrcd help" trusting every thing 10 their
management, his fences down, Implements
out Of repair, ard land suffering Tor want Of
proper lllagB--too proud or too lazy 10 turn
oif coat and 20 10 wnfk--hc's sitting in q
1heeibarrow trying to wheel himself--
" hen VIC sec mechanic run half a square
every day TO borrow a newspaper, and n1y
be have 10 wait ten or fifteen minutes be
fore be can get il, VIC shall suspect that the
Tine he loses would soon pay the subsctip
ton, and consider him sitting in a wheel
barrow and trying TO wheel himself -
When va see tnnn busI!y engaged in cir
cuiaIing scandal concerning his neighbor,
himself, and is sitting IN uheebarrow md
trying 10 wheel himself Out. Wheeling
Gd=eite.
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Water bpraing-Mr Ellis stated +" ! |,
Lycenm lecture ~ Boston, u ie~ days "
that the greatest discoveries OF lu'p'e e
would probably DO rade BY elcc'fo'inag" I,
ism NOT animal magnetism thas W."
could be separated into lis component r. ~
and burn 10 high, our houses and co"a - \,
food, and then rccombiue aud form INV
ter again
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16

An lTlshman who asked teacher Of mu.
sic how much he charged Cor lessons was
informed, six dollars for the first month and
iLreo for the second. Then W n come
the sccona month, said Pat.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16
The Wonders Of the World,
IN NATURE, ART and MIND.
500 ENGRAVINGS.

Comprising complete Library Of Useful and
Know ledge, and illustrated BY more
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16

consisting Of Views Of Cities, Edi6ccs, aad other
great gurbz OF Architecture, Monuments, Mechan.
zeal Inventions, Ruins, Illustrations of the Man.
ners and Costumes Of different Nations, Religious
Rites and Ceremonies, Cstafaets, Volcanoes, Gu.
riosiiies, Trees, Beasts, Birds, Fishes, Reptiles,
and the numerous objects contained in the Fossil,
Vegetable, Mineral. and Animai Kingdoms, care
fully compiled b. ROBERT SEARS, ffom the
best and latest sources
% subject embracing 50 vast range as the
rich and nnEmerabie Wonders o." Natures Store
House." Tie Editor iii endeayor TO produce &
work commensurate Bith rs safeguarding I'M
port2nce. The contemplation Of the numerous
objects contained 70 tlIt Fossil, Vegetable, Miner.
al, and Anmal Kingdoms laslshed 50 bounn!uliy
around Us, discovers facts Of an interesting aud
extraordinary character and clone presents abun.
oznt material 70, intellectual energy and research.
The woaders otLhe AniedlluYan World-tbe mas
siYe mountain rising above the neigh5oring hills
the volcano and earthquake each spreading de.
yastation 10 Its eonrse-ihe eYer-soundtng and
b3undless dGep-the clear blue vault OF heaven,
studded through liiaiable space with countless
ofbs--are phen5mena that mus enlarge and de.
vste the mind, indacc ennob.ing vie Of the Uni.
versal Governor, and teach our dependence upon
his power, his wisdom, and ms goodness.
In the varied works Of art on which man has
exercised his genius and industry, in which Sci
ence and Philosophy have aided his efforts. are re-
corded all that is rare, curious, and admirable
marking the gradual progress and advancing sta.
gcs Of improvement.
The Wonders Of the Mind--the Creators high
est work, bis mirror and representatives, not
inspuy engage Cur thoughts. The mind is 10 IT,.
seif mIcrocosm, mans chef and highest dis
tnc;ion-a transcript OF thai Iate!lect4al Enerp =
that first gave birth TO Nature.
To select these pearls. and to seizs the beagiies
every whore presented to w. farm line features Of
the Wonders Of The Worlt.o Ga al subjects,
refercBCe will be constantly made 20 every agaila.
bic source Of information the veil u ofror and
cfednliiy which too often ojscIres the narrative of
theusveler will be carefully githdraen; the most
recent and best accedi.ed authorities whether Ia.
glish or American) will be scdulou,iy compared
and data given for further research, 80 that truth
without alloy may usher in the varied department.
Of Natures ample bound"
TIE work will be cnbclisled With spirited Ea
cravings. derived from authentic sources, which
if rega BED as highly finished specimens Of art
or pictorial Illustrations Of the subjects, will b.
found superior to most contemporary productions
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16

BLANK WARRANTS for sale al tbs
OFFICE.
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now 10 HAVE A SHARP RAzoN
Take strip Of thick harness lca'ue'l /.
size you want Tor strap, md issleH =
each end upon a piece Of wood, then 'DOs \.
on It's surface piece Of Tin (any w !,
will do) until II is smooth. strap you, "
z1r upon this, and you viii find It @'f's y. J
the patent straps tina, ever were in'e0''
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16

Hon 10 cure a coid.-Take ho' N''
KEY punch--and then commit suitioe'
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4. J. IiOLTON, Agent,

IA Springs, Esq, Postmaster a; EIicko-
~ Grove, Meckleuburg TO- \. C, is agent FOR the
sale Of the above Medicine.
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Facility Of Petition. following 4
true, is severe BIZ upon The abuses Of 10
uonlng ~ag in Albany mado bet
that he could get i've hundred signatures
to hang venerable EprscopaI clergyman
IN that city, He wrote il a fair hand a
long petition, too long for any body 10 take
the trouble to read, and succeeded in getting
the requisite number IN a single morning.
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4 long Courtship finally concluded. In
Locke, Cayuga county, ~ Y, on the 22nd
Of November, by Levi Henry, Esq. Seth
Stephens, Esq. Of Hartford, Cortland coun
iy, to Miss Sylvia Heath, daughter of Ben
i'min Heath, ESQ. Of the former place
This interesting marriage took place alter
a 10 years courrshipl Mr. Stevens il n
man Of 81 years Of age, and the fair bride
81. The young bridegroom has visited
his bride once month during the above
mentioned time, which amounts 10 232 Wis
IT., a distance Of 90 miles, which will make
0,S20 miles travel. occupying 46i days.
The stripping ard bis ladye love-" ptob1
bly, had ample time to become Acquainted.
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bcIIbeF, POSI- pad without winch 10 IgIter WI %
taken from Tie office.
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher.
Nassau street, " J..
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gJ'Newspapers or Magazines e,pgin the above
eHfirr, without any alteration Or sbridguen', I'm
insertions. shall receive a copy Of the york, sub
Ject TO their ORDER By sending direct to the pub
fisher. Mr.. Sears az deposte our COPY with d..
MoiTau. 375 Broadway, ~ !.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16

The above will be found The most useful and po-
puisr work ever published f9r enerprisinr men to
undertake the sale Of IN u! our cities aud towns.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16

To Publishers u Neusp4pas dfougtos, the In.
ted Statea and B,ittsl Ninth Amsricu.
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The following chaste and beautiful lines are
from the london Eyangelcal Magazlne:
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
lIzr III
E,LIS'IsIs,S

sM ! He public are hereby cautioned a.
III gainst bemgimposod upon by pay
ing, in these hard times one dollar and rs
or 81 so ior, a box OF pills or bottle Of
any kind Of medicine TO cure chitls and lo-
vers, when Hull's fever and ague aud an
ti-fever Pills can be had for only ST that
have never failed in single instance Of
curing the Chils and Fever, when used
according to the directions accompanying
them. Remember this, and next time
get HILLS Pills, and thereby save your
half dollar. -.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
Lexington, mississippi, October 2l. IsA3.

ana delicate are strengthened by their OPP
erallon, becuase they clear the system of
bad humors, quietneryous irritability, and
invariably produce Sound health. Up.
wards Of 100000 boxes of these inesji-
mablc Pills have been sold within ~
months in three States alone, and more
than three times the same quantity in other
States. AS an anti-hillous medicine, no
family should be without them. A single
trial Of them is more satisfactory than a
thousand certificates.
Price % cents perboX, wi h directions.
For sale al the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, Sept, 2, Gm
ALSO. m. VUITiS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-10-21
TRUST SALE OF
Valuable Negroes.

EEURSUANT TO the the provisions
M Of Deed of Trust, executed to the
as Trustee by Adam Carson,
to secure a certain sum OF money therein
TO Ann Chambers, which deed
bears date Attn of April, 1910, and duly
recorded in the Office of the Clerk Of the
Probate Court of Holmes county, Miss,
in book g., pages 322 and 1923; | will
on Saturday the
ldh Of December nerf,
proceed to sell at public outcry to the
highes, bidder at Rchland, the following
named Negroes, to witt Price Neglc
man aged 40 years; Adam a man aged 80
Edmund a man aged %; Sorrow man
aged 26; Tom man aged 80; Henry
man aged %; Rachael a girl aged Is
Lizabolh woman aged twenty; Susal
aged twenty; and gih aged twelve; Ca
ty, girl aged nine; Dolly girl aged six
George boy aged two years; Beck
woman aged forty; Nose boy aged foul
teen; Ed a boy aged thirteen; Seabum
boy a boy aged twelve; Fanny girl age
twelve; Della . woman aged twenly-sil
and her child Robert aged one year; Gel
a woman aged twcnty-six years; Ned
boy four years old; Jim boy two yea
odd; Adam aged one year; Mary a woma
aged forty, Flora a girl agedlwelye year
Simon. n boy ared ton: Tidy a Uirl noe
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