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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-10-30
Ono INJUNCTION HERE ~
TNHE Lives and Opinions of Benjamin Frank.
lin Butler and Jesse Hoyt, &C. &C., by Viii.
liam l.. Mackenzie.

I'm Butler and Jesse Hoyt, &c. &C., by Will
liam l.. Mackenzie.
1T d N0WNMSo
The Deformed, The Admiral's Daughter, The
Jilt, The Breach of Promise, The White Slave,
The Bosom Friend, Jonce Smiley, the Yankee
Boy who had no friends, The Adventures of Can't.
Simon Suggs, late of the Talapoosa Volunteers,
&c. &c.
Theirs History of the French Revolution,
Dicks Work, very cheap edition, The Book that
Will suit you, The Useful Letter Writer, Etiquette
for Ladies', Etiquette for Gentlemen, The Young
Wife, The Young Husband, The Handbook Of
Fashion, Family Bibles, School Bibles and les
taments, very cheap, The Pictorial Bible, No. 40.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
fine assortment of beautiful ANIMALS for
1916, Fine Pocket Bibles. Also large assert.
ment OF very handsome and interesting Juvenile
Books, few fine Pen Knives.
ALMANACS FOR 1896.
The Virginia Almanac, The Dutch English
Almanac, the German Almanac, Comic Alma.
macs, &c. &C., just received and for sale by
ROBERT COWAN.
Stanton, Oct. 80, 1916.
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ATTENTION (,

- S|s-N = AVkN
H'HE Court Martial of the 32nd Regiment
V. NJ, will be held as follows, viz. For the
LIST Battalion, on the 9th November next. at
New Hope; for the 2nd Battalion, on the 2Sth
November, at Wayuesboro' and for the Reei-
ment on the Goth, at New Hope.
NATH'L. KERR,
Oct. 30, 1915. Col. 32nd Regiment V. NJ.
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POSTPONEMENT.

The days for holding the Courts Of enquiry
for the l60th Regiment have been changed as
follows: For the LIST Battalion on the Doth OF
November, for the end Bat. on the 2lst, and for
the Regiments on The 22Dd.
Oct. 80, 1915. A. RANKIN, Col.
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BEWARE OF CouNTERFErrs
The genuine Brandreth Pills can be obtained a
the (OLlOVing nkQces.

TIC J0H0WlHS UldctS:
William Kyle, Stanton; w. w. King, Wayncsbo-
roug; kemper Holt, Churchvillc; p. A. Heiskcll
Lebanon Whit Sulphur Springs; J. X. Syrcle Parnas.
sus; H. Messersmith. Mt. Scion; J. c. Roller Mt Sid
naey Jas nj Stout, New Hope; ID. s w. Whitmorc
MT. MERIDIAN; ~ +. Graham, GTeehvilic; Jas S.
Guy, Deerfeld; M'Gu1in & Co. Midway; Col w IL.
Allen, Green Valley, Bath John Dickinson Mill
borough Springs Crawford Co., Warm Springs.
ID lSl5
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,

Hardware, Quecnsware, Hats, Caps, Boots
and Shoes, Liquors, &C.,
which will be sold as heretofore on accommo.
dating terms. His stock of Goods is entirely
FRESH, and having been purchased under adj
vantageous circumstances, will enable him to of.
ier them at prices which cannot fail to please
Inc stock of GROCERIES on hand is very
Jul, and was laid in with view to Barter, and
such as wish to deal in that way, will find it tc
their interest to give him call.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in ex
change for Goods: such as Flour, Grain, Butter
Lard, Eggs, Beeswax, Tallow, Flaxseed. &c
10 those who are not disposed to take their Flour
or Grain across the mountain to MARKET he would
say that he is prepared to barter with them, by
taking portion of Goods, and the balance in
CASH. ABRAHAM LYNN.
Waynesboro', Oct. 80, I515.-3t
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which were laid in on the most reasonable terms
by an experienced merchant and he would parti-
cularly invite the citizens of Staunton and it's vi
entity to call and examine before purchasing else
where, as he is determined to sell low for cash
comprising in part the following articles, viz:
Fancy Prints from Ia to 81 cents
Rip Cashmeres and Cashmere dc Coss
Alpacas, plain and figured
Nlouslin dc Laincs Neck Ties
Linen Cambria and Fancy IIandkcrchiefs
Cashmere, damask, worsted and cotton Shawls
Book, Swiss and Null Muslins
Thule Lace, Edgngs
Jaconcts, Cambrics, Irish Linens, Bro. Holland
Corded Skirts, Ascension Robes
Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Scarfs and Stocks
Cloths, Cassimercs, Cassnets, Tweed Cassimeres
Satin, Velvet, Silk, and Cashmere Vestings
Flanncls. Ticking, and Domestics
Cloth, Ole Bull, Seal, and Net Caps
Besides fine assortment of BOOTS, SHOES.
HARDWARE, QUEENStT.ARE, GROCERIES,
TOBACCO, and many other articles TOO numerous to
mention. ~
VIM. ]. SHUMATE,
Next door to Hugh J. Crawford's.
Stanton, Oct 80, 1916.
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NEW GOODS.

'NHE subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
- his friends. and to the public, for the very
liberal encouragement hitherto extended 10 him,
and begs leave most respectfully to inform them
that he still continues at his old stand in Waynes-
borough, and hopes by the same unremited at
tentlon TO business, and like disposition to &C.
commodate, still to receive their patronage.
lie has just received his Fall Supply of
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FOR THE SPECTATOR.

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| please COPY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01
TEXAS FERRY.

kAssA LBS. EPSON Salts,
WV 200" Flowers of Sulphur,
1909. Refined Ppra~s go eee eeese
l2O " Sup. Carb. Soda,
100 Cream Of Tartar,
For sale by
STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists.
June 7, tsE5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01
ANTHONY HOUSE,
AND
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
Markham street, Little Rock Ark.

A s we'll ell known nn os1Sl!,h@sn m ,s lefs' esr
ls:s:H&3 has Just undergone thorough repair, aud
&ssA has been almost entircl reftted and rcfur-
nisned, for the accommodation of the public
The proprietor very respectfully announces TO his old
customers his friends, and the public generally, that
he is now prepared to extend to the travelling commu.
nity transient visitors and boardcrs, Accommodations
UNSURPASSED by any establishment west Of the Alcgha
Mes and pledges himself that every attention shall be
rendered promote the comfort of all persons visiting
his house, that vigilance and fidelity eau bestow being
determined to spare neither trouble nor expense in Civ
satisfaction TO his guests and hopes 10 Ec!l Inc
patronage of the public.
The qualities OF his alcs, wines, liquors, and scgars
are the best that the New Orleans market aiord.
Of this he is confident, he having, with great care SC
leclcd them himself. lie has made arrangements for
ice sufficient for the whole season, aud London Brown
stout always in botcs Albany ale draft Ills cooks
celebrated in every department. his servants dith
lul and attentiye his portcts rusty and courteous.
Fer balls and parties every atanab!c dciIcacy VIII
be served up III superior manner and at The most
reasonable price.
The conlmoGious brick stables under the manage.
men Of Mr.. David Skeltom, where carriages, Dugges,
and horses always ready for those who may wish
them.
The Hot Spring mail, carried in elegant and commo
dious four horse coaches for the OF vis
itors leaves this house tri-weeky and accommodation
stages any time be procured On reasonable terms
by applying to the proprietor, who resides here and
whose courteous department and desire to please tends
in measure, sootho tho many ills that flesh is
heir to.
The office Of the Mong gomcry and Rock Roe tr
weekly line of stages also kept at this houso, where
of the propreiors be found, always ready and
desirous accommodate, and whose punctualiiy, at
tcntlon aud regularity is not surpassed even by stock
ton or Reside; and also of the western or Van Buren,
mail limo. whose agent "!!l always b iJun al his post
AT the steamboat landing passengers wall al" uy.
lind blacks ,portcrs, tfays, in attendance
JOHN BROUN.
Little Roch Nays, ISIS. Eft
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01

pIMPORTANT FERRY.rl
"RAVELLERS are informed that excellent
u Ferry Flats are kept at Cof1ee's Ferry, and
efficient Ferry.men are in attendance ready to
give them prompt passage across Red River
This Ferry is on decidedly the nearest rout to the
Forks Of the Trinity. II. COFFEE.
Van Buren, Dec. 81, ls44.-46.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01
Fresh Drugs, Medicines &c.

1uST RECEIVED. per steamer Eveline. from Phil
- adelpha, full supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints
Oils Varnshes, Glass ware &C., which are offered t.
Physicians and others, at the lowest prices for cash.
April 6, 4sI4 w. II. d NJ. MAYERS,
Druggists and Apothicariss, Fort SIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01
BAR0UCHE FOR SALE

A NY person wishing 10 purchase h.:ni
N stan'sntial Baroach8. nearly new. c'n
h'sncd on the best Of terms by application 70 %
May 24, Io15. sCOTT. WHITES
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01
DR.. e. BENZ. SMITHS
SLUAR CuATED
"Improvcd vegetable Indian Pla

"lmpr0vcd vegetable Indian PI
! Are the result Of this labor Their effects
! general favor with which they have been 4
all parts of the United States, warrant tht
! in the declaration that ''they are the greats
mcnt III me dlCInc ever known" Uuhkca aid
these neither grpG, produce nausea, nor
unpleasant sensation, while they arc as poEs
is possible for medicine TO be. and be had
PARENTS
cannot be too cautious Of mineral mcdcina
crt such an all powerful influence upon The
to suPcrcede every thing else ,,iIng .Ii |
both the disease and nature herself altogetAs
ten costItuting greater and muTc grie,vr
which shall weigh upon Il man t.roueh Iis
SICKNESS IN CHILDREN
requires the prompt and certain effect. Of 1 :
agreeable purgutivc medicine, like these pill
WORMS
ar Instantly expelled from the system oy I'D
Foul stomach and lurred tongue find posiaj
dote in these sugar Coated Pills"
FEMALES
nnIcr any circumstances, may take them. 4
Will promote regular action, and preserve ha
stTenth OF body and vivaLity Of mind. fsi
Gates o. ladies', VIC refer the dyalid 10 pind
be mad OF the agents. But VIC will merely Il
lew wh" have been cured by the use of ibcs /
X. Thompson, .iG North Moore street, lnq
the late Judge Thompson) cured of periodia
ache and pain in the breast.
K. NJ Park, United States Navy, fever anisj
Jhcob Car!ock's daughter. No. StaPic ST. I
worms
Mrs. $. A. Gould, (Matron of the Unha
iiospitaD cured Of headache and bilious aHef.i
sarah Douglass, corner Of Ludlow and Wih1
cured Of pain in the head, dmness Of sight, W
Jas. vi. Turner. late OF the U. S. Navy, S
wich st, cured Of weakness in the breast, c'u'
ana difficulty Of breathing
Ira Alvo'd, Cazonovia, ". Y. cured Of biI''
plant.
James }. Bevns, deputy sheriff, has seen A''
20 ,he debtors prison with astonishing results
n, hou' !. Z. Lawrence, and Nathan Ball. n
Michigan. have testified to several remarki1
Of lever and ague by these Pills.
oold at lI9 Greenwich street, New lofh
WALLACE L WARD, ds,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-01
G. X T. 4 II DlSCOV FL
I-' III IT 7. Il I'Is'V INV
!mpOrtnnt TO IMEnlids and Frie nds Of h

important TO Invalid, and Friends Of 4
NEDlC!NE, however efIicacious, hs.,s
vi taken with dissatisfaction by the sIei,
its unpleasant nature. Hence il has eve
study of all great physicians to disguise ID 4
taste. Rmt their cHnF.s haYG never bocu ers
complete success. 1t was left for Dr. Smith
PlIsh. Having given the subject his unrs
tention for nearly two years, he has, aituF
considerable sum oi money, produccda medic
while It Is every way agreeable TO the pllats
triumph over diScase aud all opposition, an.
him for his devotion to the improvement oil
cal science.
DR.. C.. EESJ SMITHS
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ron 1ns cAARLorrg !ouaNAL.
MEMORY OF GEN. JACKSON.

MEMORY OF GEN. JACKSON.
In pursuance Of public notice, a meeting
Of the citizens Of Meckenburg county was
held in the Count House in Charlotte, on
the 9th instant, to render some tribute Of
respect 10 the memory Of Gen. Andrew
Jackson. The meeting was organized by
appointing T. L. Hulchiscn, Esq, chair
man and Il. B. Williams and j. W. Hamp.
ton secretaries. The Hon. &. w. Cald.
well, after explaining the objects Of the
meeting, offered the following resolutions
which were unmou5ly adopted
We learn with profound regret the death Of Az.
pREw JACKSON, az illuslroas citizen, whose long
public services endlared L.n 10 tie American
people, and whose lie and :Onduct VIII he lnsepa-
rab come sed, in history, with The era 10 which
he belonged,
Therefore, IT IS ResOioed, That in common with
our fellow citizens Throughout the Union, We Ia
ment the decease 0! gallant and dlstingu she'd
soldier, whose victories have shed lustre on the
Republic, al independent sagacIous aud faithful
agistrate, whose steady aim was 10 advance the
honor OF his country.
Resolrcd That he who has gone down 10 his
grave full of honors and full II years, has left be.
hind him a character, whose attributes Of patriot.
ism resolution, and teBr,essness OF responsibility,
marked bin as one Of The few great men who leave
an impress upon the age N "lich they lived =
Heaven gave him length Of doys and he filed
them with deeds Of greatness" Ills reputation
is now the property OF his country, aud should b
the care Of her future biograpAeT5 and historians
Resolusd That the Chairman appoint ccal
mittee VI five, 10 select HI Orator aud make 9th.
er necessary arrangements for Funeral Grafton
comnemoi ating tie virtues otthc il.Gstrious dead
The following Committee was appointed
Capt. John Walker, r. +, Davidson, J. B
Kerr, w w Films and J. p. Ross. 10 which
on motion OF Mr.. Fins, the name Of tht
Chairman was added.
+ The Committee assembled immcdmtei,
and selected tile Rev. J. T. w. Freeman
of Charlotte, to deliver the Funeral Ora
lion, on Thursday, July 2lth, lS45, il
Charlotte.
After ordering the proceedings TO he
published the meeting adjourned.
I'll HUTCHINSON, Chairman.
II Q WILLIAMS, | S,r,efgriee
J. w. HAMPTON, {
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DISTRIBUTION

The Editor of the Jedtrsouan IS trying
TO belabor Col Barringer most unmefcl-
fully because he still favors the Distrl-
button of the proceeds Of the public lands
among the people" lie asks, Was there
ever such demagoguism. A person would
suppose from the tenor Of his article that
no body ever thought of distribution "
but the Wings. But not so, Gen Jack.
son during his Presidency recommended
the measure, and bill for that purpose
was introduced by Mr.. Clay and passed
both Houses of Congress by large MAORI
ties. Gen. jackson, although in favor OF
the measure, because Mr.. Clay was the
originator of the measure, put the bull IN
his pocket and smothered it, as he was
satisfied il he vetoed il Congress would
pass il into law by a two.thrds vote.
Thus, if Gen. Jackson had not put this
bill in his pocket, against all proprIety'
" distribution would now be the law OF
the land. But we would ask the people OF
this district which they would favor, dis
tllbu,ion Of the proceeds among the people
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-07-11
70 tie Free and Independent Voters Of
Mecklenburs County

A 4 EATLEMEN Fhe time is approaching
SE and will soon arrive when, in the exercise
Of your rights and privileges you will be expect.
ed 10 vote for suitable person to fill the office OF
County Court Clerk and inasmlch US my name
has been before you for sometime as d candidate
deem it my duty to gye yoa a uriof outline Of
the course / would expect 10 pursue should you
think proper to elect me TO that Office
The Office itself being one IN which the PEG
PIE Of the County IN general are equally nterese
ted, il appears 10 me proper desirable and more
conducive to the public good, that it should be
eupied by a man who is honest and capable, and
who would discharge its duties in person and in
such manner that neither party could take any
exceptions TO his course while acting in that ca
Pacity.
Should you elect me win promise to devote
my whole attention and energies TO the duties Of
the office and 10 discharge them in person If IL
taH be done By one man. and in such manner
as 10 give general satisfaction.
Respectfully, A. GRAHAM.
Charlotte, Juiu 1915.
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CERTAIN CURE FOR rue ST. AETH0.
NY'S FIRE, OR ERNSIPELAS

The following is SAID by Dr. Hall, Of
ST. Louis, Mo. (who passed through this
place few days SINCE to be certain
cure for the above named disease.
The Rfmedy.-As soon as the part Is
affected, Tub sweet oil over the affected
part thick; then sprinkle fine flour over
the oil until thick coat is formed coy.
erng this coat with cotton batting, and
wrap the whole with bandage, the object
80 keep the air entirely from the affected
part. Keep the bowels open; but The
best for this is to take the Peruvian bark
in wine IN such doses as 10 purge. This
remedy heth recently been discovered and
effects cure in every Instance.
Dr. Hall is very anxious that this pre-
scrlption, which is SO simple and eiiectual
should find its way into the hands OF his
fellow men, Greensboro Pax.
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Davidson College.

FESHE Students will be examined on Mon.
a. day and Tuesday, the 2Sth and 29th
instant The Committee of Examination are the
Rev. Messrs. JACOBS, Peacock, Lockridge Cyrus
johnson and J. NJ. Wilson, together with VIM.
L. Davidson and c. w. Harris, Esqs.
On Wednesday, the S0th, several Addresses are
to be delivered publicly, before each Of the Lite
rary Societies
The Trustees are expected to meet.
The Commencement will be on Thursday the
3lst instant.
JHky 5 lS45 2w
The Salisbury Watchman is requested 10 copy.
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roR CONGRESS.
col. DAN'L. M. BARRINGER.
oANp1pArEs M MEcKLrNBuRo.

We arc authorized to announce J. u KERR,
Esd, az a candidate for the office of Superior
court Clerk IL Meeklenburg county, a, tho en-.
,uing Auguss election.
u-~ We are authorized 10 announce DRALY
OATES, Esq as a candidate for the Office vi
coaniy Court Clerk At tho ensuing Angus, 9.
lection.
IYWe are authorized 10 announce { IARLES
T. ALEXANDER. Jun Esq as a candidate for
reelection TO the Office Of County Court Clerk at
the ensuing August Election.
arWc are authorized 10 announce ALEXAN-
DER GRAHAM. Esq, Gs a candidate for the
Office Of County Cosrt Clerk al the ensuing Au.
Gust election.
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or the giving the lands away to the States
Ia which they lie. Now, Col. Barringer
is blamed because he is willing to give
the money 10 the people, but the Jetiersoni.
an does not tell the people what Mr.. Fisher
is in faycr Of Bu, we will tell the people
tina, John c. Calhoun made an effort to
give The public lands to the new States
and Mr.. Fisher is or would be in favour Of
the same measure if he could elect MI.
Calhoun President by the operation.
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LITER AR

FENHE Rev. 4. BAKER, of Rocking
II ham, will deliver the Annual Address
before the two Literary Societies and Graduating
Class of Davidson College, On Commencement
evening, tSlst instantly
BY oydcr OF the Philanthropic Society.
JULY 5, 1915. 2w
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TILE TARIFF.

Those who have read the accounts Of
Mr.. Fishers speech at Lineolnton. viii
recollect that he came out in decided op.
position to the Tariff policy. lie stated
that while the agricultural States under its
influence were getting poorer and poorer,
The manufacturing States were getting
richer and richer. IL seems, however,
that Mr.. Fisher has not always been of
this opinion. The following extracts from
report made by him 10 the Legislature
Of North Carolina, al tho session Of 1927,
on The establishment Of Cotton and Woollen
Manufactures in North Carolina, shows
that as well as on other questions, he has
changed on this subject too. This report,
says the Raleigh Register, IS one Of the
most powerful indications Of the policy
Of encouraging Home Manufactures, We
have ever read. VIII the Register fur.
nish rs wlth copy Blu! 10 the extracts :
1.-THE Introduction of the Manufacturing sys-
TEN would give employment at home TO our PEG.
pie, and arrest that tide Of emigration, which is
bearing of our population, our wealth and enter.
prize aud leaving those who remain behind. poor
aud dispinod. IL would build up fourishng
villages in the interior Of our State and improve
not only tho physical, bat the moral and intellec
tual condition OF our citizens. THIS IS not spec
u!alion tie same causes, under similar crcum-
stances. viii always produce the same effects.
Look to the North-Ysit their manufacturing
villages and Establishments, and you find con.
tented, h0ppg, and yrosperiRg people. By way
of example, We point 10 the town OF Lowell, in
NJ. ssac hGseus. Six years ago, it's present site
waS unoccupiId 10y the dwellings OF man. Since
manuEac tcftes lavo been there erected town
has splung up OF neat aud commodious buildings,
with a population Of 6,000 souls There are
several churches for public worship, and schools
FOR the education Of tie children Look also 10
Waltham, 10 Taunton, 10 Patterson, TO Many.
mix and q hundred other places in the New Eng
land and Northern States where this system ls dif.
fusing wealth and prosperity. and improving the
moral condition Of society" SC.
And again,
"Our habits and prejudices are against mann.
featuring but must yield to the force Of
things, and profit BY the indications Of nature.
The policy that resisis the change, is unwise aud
suicidal. Nothing else can restoTe u.s.
And again,
" Let tie Manufacturing System but take root
among us, and It will soon flourish like yigof.
Gus plant N it's native soil 1t ,riH become our
greatest means Of uealth and prosperity; ii will
change the course OF trade and. in great mea
sure. make US independent Of Europe and the
North" &c
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cArprpATE III oApARRus.

IFwe are authorized TO announce ROBERT
" FORD. Esq, as candidate for the Office Of
county Cour, CLERK Of cabarrus county, at the
ensuing August election.
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va The RI. Rev. l.. Sillman Ives, ID.
D., LII. d., Bishop Of North Carolina will
preach in Charlotte on Thursday, 18th
July next.
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70 We learn, that by mutual agree.
meni of the friends Of Messrs. Barnnger
and Fisher, these gentlemen will address
The people Of lredeil, in Statewide, On
Wednesday next, the 10Th instant.