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The Columbian fountain., 1845-11-18

x You have been, are, and VIII commune 70
By, as longlas intempennce exists, the great
est sufferers from its effects. Its malign in
fuence has followed you, step by step, from
the palace to the hoyel---froM. the wretched
abode Of poverty and wo, to the grave
even there its influence has not left you
but pursues the widow and her helpless
childrens through years Of bitter struggling
with heartless, callous world.
The reflection, that while we are endeay-
oring, by reason and argument, to convince
man of the terrible consequences resulting
from the manufacture OF, traffic in, and use
Of as a beverage, alcoholic liquors, are.
at the same time, Gas far as we are success
full promoting your interest, and securing
your happiness, is to us most consoling, and
anilnates us to redoubled efforts to bring to
a triumphant issue cause tending to SO no
bic, SO generous, SO glorious an event.
Ladies, would you avoid long years q
hopeless, ceaseless suffering the
cause Of Temperance. Aid us to dispel the
prcudices Of some, and to overcome the
stubborness Of others Ito convince the man
ufacturer and the dealer that it would be
better for them to forsake their business Ito
forego their profits, and to engage in some
occupation upon which they can conscien-
tiously ask the blessing Of the Almighty,
than to persist in calling fraughtwith 50
much misery to your fathers, brothers, hus-
bands and sons. As t',.s5
Give US your influence. We have no sor-
did motive--we are actuated by no selfish
desires-we act from principle. The profits
accruing from our publication go to erect a
Temperance Hall-where we hope, ere long,
to meet you, encouraging by your presence,
and assisting by your influence and example,
your brothers, your fathers, and your hus-
bands, to persevere in the good work, until
universal Temperance shall prevail, and the
glad shout Of victory ascend to beaverton
that man has obtained the greatest of all
vctories-the victory over himself
The New York herald., 1845-08-14
The NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Price cents psr
copy-M 70 per annum-payable in advance
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Price 81 cents
per copy$3 l2t cents per annum-pay able in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual pxices-always
cash in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and
despatch.
% All letters or communications by mail addressed
10 the establishment be paid or the postage
VIII pe deducted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
FnorRirroR OF THE New YoRK HERALp EsrA pLisHMEr,
Nnrth~ast corner of Fulton and Nassan straetr
The New York herald., 1845-08-14

insects, and renew their youth altogether Il trust
the "Cunard line of steamers" will give me my
next passage gratis for the hint) Ladies look as
esh at fifty, in this climate, as ladies', in ours,
Case TO look at thirty. Yours, faithfully,
The New York herald., 1845-08-14
THE PATENT
GALVANIISC IS RINGS

4 i
rTNHIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY has received the
universal appreciation Of the Medical Profession of Great
Britain and his been sufficiently long before the American pub
ic to give fa trial Of its power and efficacy The PArENT
LANc kSos have been found to all the purposes
Tor which the ordinary Gvanic Battery Electric pnd Mag
netc Machines are used but without Of the injurious
SHOCKS winch accompany the applications by those nstru
ments and ~ many other and
in accom- shing the desired object
The Galvac Rings have used with in
all cases Of Nhcumatism chronic applying to the
head, face or etnbs Gout; Tic Dsoreauy Toohache,
Bronchitis: Vertigo; Nervous Sick Headache Indiges-
tion Paralysis Palsy Epilepsy Fits Cramp Pspiation
Of the Heart Aorexy, Stiffness Of Joints; Lumbago Neu.
r,lga Genys Dsbtyi Deficiency OF Nervous Energy and
all Nervous Disorders ln of confirmed Dyspepsia
have equally successful Their extraordinary effects upon
the system be witnessed to be believed certain
for the above complaints they equally 10 be
recommended The Gsyanic Rings in every way perfect
y harmless and sold prices be within the reach
rsTtss MAGNETIC FLUID is used in with the
Rings render their efficient action certain and direct the
influence othe particular portions which affected
numerous certificates OF the highest charassr regarding
the efficacy of the tavanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid refer
the office Only Agency in New York ist Fulton street.
(Sun Building In Brooklyn the store ofJAMEs w. SMITH,
Dru-us corner Fulton aud Cranberry streets Jy28 1m'ec
The New York herald., 1845-08-14

THE XEvn TRAeEDY.--A gentemnn from Xenia,
informs us that one of the parties IN pursuit of the
burglars and murderers from that place, overlook apay
of pedbrs which they had traced from Xena, and pre-
pared 10 search their wagons. This resisted, and
the pursuing patty doubling the sucency their force
cope with the pedars returned to town for reinforce
ments, which being obtained they shortly over
took the pedlars fight ensued, and after short con-
nct, the whole gang were captured but not until alter
one Of their number had been shot dead The pedlars
were taken to Xenia where the people were SO much
excited that they with difficulty restrained from
violence upon the prisoners Some OF the accounts add
that portion of the goods stolen seized We give
these statements as received them Cincinatf'
Gazette.
An individual has been arrested in Cncicnnati, sus
picon Of participation in the horrible murder narrated
above. - ,,.,,
Five individuals have also been arrested IN Highland
county and negro in Warren county, under circum
stances which render il highly probable they were en-
gagged in the outrage.
The New York herald., 1845-08-14
THE ORIGINAL GENUINE
GALVANIC RINGS

AND MAGNEIlC FLUID, .
DOSSESS all the advantages of Galvanic Battery with.
ont its shock and successful IN curing rheumasm uc
For sale only by Dr. Crombie's Agents "A b d. sands
General Agents Also 273 Broadway n East Broadway Hs
f and " Fulton CT Walker Drug Stores OF Bower
md Grand = Avenue ri Is Spring CstheEns eSrnsr e o.
a-sold plated $i-f1uid IS cents per bottle. ,uls msec
The New York herald., 1845-08-14

:. ACARD-ADAM KLEIN, Boot NJ, ker, being burnt
entirely out at 6 Beaver street, has taken the
store at Ill Broadway, Of Thames street, where
he would be happy to his customers and all wanting
fashionable pair of boots shoer All repairing neatly
aG 2w+ec A. kLEIN, No III Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-08-14

New APPLICATION OF THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
We understand that the principal hotel keepers in
New York have to the determination to introduce
the Magnetic Telcgraphc wires all through their
pective establishments Each of the walters to carry
end of the wire attached to their left wrists, and
when the proprietor wants thcm, they will be slightly
shocked Wires to ramify from the gavanc battery
which is to be situated in the bar to every in the
house The wires will be attached to each bedstead apd
in the morning for the boarder to arise and prepare Tor
breakfast, gentle shock will be administered to all ST.
multaneously by the superintendent OF tho oanery,
preferable to the horid noise ofthe gong now
used. II gentle admonon is not sufficient 10 arouse
will be administered The battery IS to De OF sumcent
strength to throw person weighing less than TWO nun.
dred bounds completely of bed Wires Will be iedto
the kitchen ranges and attached to the cooks, to exPe
de the cooking the pots kettles and pans and to stir
With in these establishments, with the exception Of the
bars-Sonthefn Patriot
The New York herald., 1845-08-14
LOOK AT THIS!!

- JUST RECEIVED-Another lot Of French Boots Of
,he best kind and will be sold at the old price, S. aud
best Of French Cali Boots made order for S5 City made
~ Ca Boots 81 and the greatest Of Gents Gait
es q s kinds to be found at very low prices so the finest
Ladies III TINS will fd Caters
Duskns, Slips Ties. Pruneils, Satin, SC.
For assortment OF all other kinds Misses and Chidrens
boots and Shoes be beat thsciy Do mis-
take the number 36 Broadway, Of FRANKLIN
Ja3 lm'rh M. CAHILL,
The New York herald., 1845-08-14

CHEAP AND PLEASANT EXCURSION
TO FORT HAMILTON CONEY ISLAND & SANDY
HOOK BAY
a0FSH AG The steamboat WAVE will make
c. surs,ons on Tuesdsy Wednesday, Thursday.
Ea, < River foot Of Whitehall at 10 CLOCK and O'clock
M-stoppng at Tompkinsvlle and Sapeton Staten Island
Tor passengers, and landing them on her return.
Fare for the excursion 1874 cents. ale 5t*rh
PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR ALBANY,
Assl ~ DAD Y1supdnys Escepted-Thropsh ri
s..mSdI, R6CaE cgqEtS as and Liberty stest. @ "a,
leave Mondsy Wsdnssday and Friday Eveqpss O'Clock
o'clock. =
O'clock NJ landing intermediate Places the foot
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt. L. W. Branard,
Will leave Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday After
noons at o'clock
Steamboat NEW JERSEY, Capt r. H. Furey will leave
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Afternoons at o'clock.
Passengers taking either Of the above Lines VIII Alba
ny in ample for the Morning Train OF Cars for the
The Beats and substantial furnished with and
elegant state and for speed aud accommodations
ryalled on the Hudson
Freight taken at moderate rates.
All persons forbid trusting Of the Boats ofths Line
" iiout written order from the Captains Agents.
toE freight apply board the boats r. C.
Sciupifz NJ the ofhre - the wharf aui2
The New York herald., 1845-08-14
FOR LONG BRANCH

OCEAN HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON RUMsON. EA-
TON TOWN SHREWSBURY MANASQUAN.
on 6 The and elegant low pressure steamer
G92z@1as n9js EDWIN LEWIS, Capt Coriss, will leave
-X@EZ-f from Catharae Market as follows -
The New York herald., 1845-08-14
VAN buren,, ARK July q, 1916.
TPesteyya EuteyDrfse.

A great hunting and exploring expedition, will
rendezvous at Fort Coffee on the 18th proximo, and
wend their way through the frontier of Texas 10
the Rio Grande, &c. The company will be made
up of whites, hall breeds and Indians The ac-
complished author of the " Commerce OF the Prai-
ries," will probably go along, as he is chosen an
honorary member by unanimous vote. The
Herald shall have journalist among the tourists.
Why should not the Udrrafnts and men of the
Prairies, be heard and described in the Herald as
well as the ofceholders, office-seeksrs, dandies,
and soap-locks
The New York herald., 1845-08-14

NORTH AMERICAN FIsHERIEs-The company late
ly formed in England, for the prosecution Of fshe-
Gaspe, about to commence operations This
association said TO number among its directory gentle
men Of great wealth and influence The opening Of the
Bay Of Fundy to the American fishermen one Of Lord
stanleys latest acts Colonial Secretary compes to
assert that the mods operdnd OF the Colonial Office too
often exhibits sad absence OF practical knowledge in
the edicts ii promulgat6s sanctions. This is plainly
demonstrated by the American convention Of 1915
wherein it is stipulated that the citizens Of the United
States shall be allowed to fish within three nautical miles
the shore around all coasts Had this clause been
submitted any experienced merchant nautical man.
acquainted with the coast of North American pos
sessions he would have instantly satisfied the Home Co.
that il loose indefinite and capable of the
most mischevous tendency. The distance should have
been fixed from the various headlands, respectively
named and enumerated. This would have barred the
daring encroachments of foreigners and to us
the quiet undisturbed possession of bays and
let's According to the present regulations, the Amer
claim undoubted right to come boldly into
deep bays and fish upon the very ground which ought
be sacred to British subjects.
cursory view Of the subject may Bri-
sh to think lightly Of the loss thus sustained
but remind them that the effects felt byevery
branch Of our national industry. Mr. McGregor states
upon official authority that the home consumption of the
Americans is 100000 quntas, and the quantity they
export 100000 quintas giving total OF 900 ,000 Al
lowing half this quantity, 100000 quntals, to be
fairly taken from shores we thus lose about f4000
prime cost Of the fish, threefourths Of which would
be paid for in British manufactures.
The New York herald., 1845-08-14

WUItNINIT LINE AT Z OCLUCK,
A&~1 IN FOR ALBANY, TROY and intermediate
&AERr landings from the Steamboat Pier at the foot
s2k-<@G- Barclay street
Breakfast and Dinner ON board the boat.
Leaves New York at o'clock, A. NJ Tuesdayx Thursdays
and SATURDAY and Troy ats o'clock A. NJ Albany at o'clock
The lowprsssure steamboat TROY Captain A. Gorham on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 7 o'clock
day, Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock.
passage freight apply board + B. Hail. the
office on The wharf.
NetceA goods freight baggage bank bills specie any
other kind property taken shipped put board this boat
must be the risk Of the of such goods freight bag
&c.
The New York herald., 1845-08-14

The Man. Miiiners Opinions the Subject Of Canes
fancy that the extravaganza Of canes and fancy
America the i'y issf year Two, wsPe @ @borqowsdS 81 s
from the French, and never " obtained" in England.
AT least, see no signs Of them now. Agentleman,
to be sure, has always need of an umbrella, in this
climate, and few people are TO be seen without one,
a short common twig Of white wood that costs a
shilling and such Thing as cane is now seen in
an evening party.
The New York herald., 1845-08-14
WILLIAMSBUR URGH AND PECK SIP
FERRY

s~91 z The Trustees of this Ferry, believing that
ttz there many Of the citizens of New York
1X land vicinity that unacquainted with the
faces this Ferry affords pleasant communication with
COED Ferry Boats this Ferry which leave Peck
o'clock r. NJ, and then Socck each hour and
half hour after which boat leaves at o'clock and 10 o'clock
The last leaving Williamsburg halfpast o'clock
M.
Son the evening Of July 4h the boat will continue to
run until II ocIock. lY2 lm1rc
The New York herald., 1845-08-14
KOULSTONE'S RIDING SCHOOL,
l.S1 aud l3l Mercar Gfreef.

MIR. JOHN s. ROULSTONE has the honor {
~ inform his friends and the public in general that hi
School for Instruction in Horsemanshp is now ope
day and evening, folows:-
HOURS for Gentle ieptismen f,.om'..:xSs An
Roulstone.
MIR has just received from the country several fine an
stylish Saddle Horses which he authorised sell res
yOuahe mv7rc
The New York herald., 1845-08-14

-
- 9isssN IN IRELAND-Persons wishing to remit mo-
GA 4sAWA ney their friends any part of England
Ss1sE3 Ireland, Scotland Wales, be supplied
uSeess7ssssAA with drafts payable a sight, without dis
count any amount from 81 upwards, at the following
places, viz: -
in ENGLASp-The National and Provincial Bank Of Eng
land Nesss j. Barned Co Exchange and Discount Bank
Lverpoo essrs James Bnt Son. London, and branches
throug ghout England and Wales
in IRrrANpThe National Bank Of Ireland, and Provin-
cial Bank and branches throughout Ireland.
In ScoTIANp-The Eastern Bank of Scotland, National
Bank of Scotland reenock Banking Company and branches
The steamship Cambria sails from Boston the 10th Au
gust by which all drafts be forwarded free. Apply
s = w. & J. T. TAPSCO1T
vlarc Is South Maiden lane.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-28
!0%E5lflS

" Prove all thing and hold ias. to that vhiSA
good"
None need suffer with tia, addressing ssa
plant ClltLLs AND FENERS. % FEiEI
AND AGuE, for il is speedily and pcrmsnfu'
cured By DR.. iluLL's eeIs braied ANTLfEsEi
PILLS. They never fail To care the chis ~
icvsr the hftt day, when used aceordin. 70 dHt,
gn, and do not sic ken the stomach ~ operate Vpr
the bowels. Thousands Of certificates have befa
presented 10 tie proprietor By rlsnisrs Of The hi'
respeeiabltty, ply siclans Of cnit.cnce sndOlhsf'
who have us.d them.
The inl'oging certificate was given By lhis'
highly respectable Planters, near f,ie Posi- 0fAr
IAlitdtga Go Ala. one uf whom had nsta sasiV'
boxes oithc Fills in his own family.
THIS is 10 certify that VIC have used Dr., Han
Fever and Ague Pills in our lriliss 10 seyefsla
srs Of Fever. and ChiIs and Fever and then "
rniuistrulion has been attended with compler So
cess. Ia no ca.c have they failed TO have he T.
sifed effect when used according 10 dHtc'ioh' =
We think they air good Pill. and would eseff'
fgliy recommend them 10 al pefscns subled b IL
vcI and Calls and Fever. Given under our bant,
F,b ., 1913, JAMES BA6LY.
Nay 2. JAMES MONTGOMERY
JaH1 %, HARRIS TAYLOR.
Fol sale IN Charlotte by u, Oates.
Concord BY J. & II. Winccof { @
! !! & :, W MUIR Murphy Salisbury
Each box confirms 20 doses Of Pills, with a
directions for using them. Price 81 per boz
And may be found generally on enquiry IN ih'
Cities aud Villages In the State.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-28

The thousands among us who use this mcds,,,
need not be told how high is Tie position which 4
susisins, nor Of its paramount advantage owe, A
other Preparations Of a similar character Ia
for the benefit of those VIM have no, gwen il /,
trial. OF who may be skepical VI its virtues, w h.
err, the following certificate from Mr.. Isast n
Thomas, highly respectable merchant Vi TsLa
dcgu Springs, Aiatoms;
T,LLKpraa SraiSns. Ala. Aug. II, $50
This is TO certify, that have been afflicted \.
Sek.hesdat be, Dyspepsia and Liver Cons,nl
and Co,liveness, Tor the last s OF years. du,t,
which time had taken, as veil as rccolIr,,
bout so bosc, Of Beck with's Pills. ~ bose, of p,
iers' Pills, and number OF boxes u Ch.np,o,,
and Brsndrcth's Pills. all Of which sfyotdsd q,
bal lniie or no relief. At last was reoommtnl,.
DIR. Spcncer's yegctatle Pills. and gsR I ID. 1,
never had but one attack Of the SEX llsal.si.,
flaer commenced taking the fill.. tnow .soa
six monthsl and candidly confess that have Se
rived more real bentfg from the use u sters,ft
Pills. Than from all the oth,r medi, Inc, Gha ~,
that have ever taken. aud would earle,llJ "a
commt nd them TO ALL. ~ bcing in ny op.sss,
tho beet medicine ia use Cor all lingering ca.
paiut-. The Pills have done me so much gsal
that would not feel willing 10 be without i'm
for i've dollars box; and canro, but feel ItI
grateful 10 DR.. Spencer for having prepared .sss
a valuable medicine, and the dis,ribuia Of >
comforting very great favor on the pubic. ~
is thing o. the utmost importance that enc,
family should have a supply Of DIR. spCncetS TN
ly valuable pills constantly on hand.
Isaac NJ. TlloMAS
Price % cents per Boz 9Th directions
For tale Ia Charlotte by n Oates.
Concord BY r 4 r. winecoa 4 G.
J. & w, Murphy. s.r....,
las. II. Enbia. '4"'O-'i
Lineolnion by j. Iloke.
Crecnyile by DR.. G. Rele
And may be found generally in Ell the Cfss
Villages. Country Stores, aud al the pfinsgs
country Post Offices threa3ilout the State.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-02-28
Farmers, Read This!
orth Carolina Agriculturist


NE l. have been frequently solicited to pub
w lish an agricultural p1rer, and ufler ma.
turu deliberaiop, have concluded TO send out
proposals fer such publication 10 the farmers Of
this State foI their cons idcrnton, That a work
Of this character II wanted 10 this Stale no one
will deny. II is now for the farmers 10 say
whether they viii have such work, devoted en-.
tituy 30 their interests, OF not, tics PAPER II
published, will Ne devoted entirely 10 The interest
of The farming community, and viii discuss eve
sahJrct TIA: can possibly be OF interest 10 that
cas.,
The Agricultural Nll be'pnblished every week
On beautiful sheet II by u Inches, a, the low
price OF - POT annum, payable on receipt Of the
hfsi number--or s. so during the year.
With these brief remarks COMMIT Tia pro-
posed pspef TO the hands VI the friends Of sgri-
culture throughout the State, and respectfully ask
their aid in sustaining the enterprise.
7. 5. IL Is proper TO state that the Agricultural
will have no connection with the Messenger what
ever other than be printed in the sauna Office
"hat appears IN one will not IN tic other.
Subscriptions to be seut sen; in by tho Let Of
September. The FIRST number to be is.ucd as
soon thereafter as possible. provided a suiIic,eu,
number he obtained 70 warrant tie undertaking.
- Every Editor IN this State rs requested TO
copy The abuvo advertisement together with this
nate,l AID send a copy bis paper containing the
same (mlrktdl u the Highland Messenger. The
'aypr will be chceriully rceiprocalcd whcnevei
dtslGed.
TIlOS " ATktS,
A.llyIilc N G..
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Discomfort.

How universal is il. We never knew
lie man who would say, !" am contented."
Go where YOU viii, among the rich and
poor-the man OF competence or the Ia
borer who earns his daily bread by the
swea, of his brow, YOU hear the sound of
murmuriRg and the voice Of complaint
The other day we stood by cooper, who
was playing merry tune with his mallet
round eask. "Ah !" sighed he, "mine
is hard lot-forever trotting round and
round like dog-driving away at hoop
iieigho r sighed a blacksmith, on one Of
the late hot days, as he wiped the drops OF
persplration from his brow-whlle the red
hot iron glowed on his anvil; I" this is life
with vengeance, melting and frying ones
self over the fire." "Oh that | we're a
carpenter" sighed the shoemaker, as he
bent over his lap.s,one-" here am | day
after day wearing my soul out in making
soles for others, cooped up in little by
3 room" Z" am sick OF this out door
work." exclaims the carpenter, broiling
and sweltering under the sun, or exposed
TO the inclemency Of the weather." II
was only a tailor" This is too bad,
perpetually cries tho tailor, " to be COM
PEELED to sit Perched up here, plying the
needle all the time-would tha, mine were
q more active iife." Last day of grace
the ranks won't discount -customers
won't pay-what shall dol" grumbles
the merchant. u had rather be truck
horse-a dog anything !" "Happy fel-
lows" groaus the lawyer, as he scratches
his head over some perplexing case or
pores over some musty record, happy fell
lows, had rather hammer stones than cud.
gle my brains, on this tedious, yexatious
question"
And so throughout all the ramifcatlons
of society-lll are complaining of their
coaGtiion-finJing fault with their paitlcu-
lar calling. If we're only this, or that,
or the other, should be content is the
universal cry, ANY thing but what am