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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-10-03
Wistar's BaIsam Of Wild Cherry,

The great remedy for CONSUMPTION, and
tho best Medicine knoion TO mum for Asthma Of
ouery stage, Liver Complaints, Bronchitis,
Influenza, Coughs, Colds, bleeding Of the
Lungs, shOrt'ess Of Breath, pains and
treakncSS in the side, breast, &c. and
all OfLcr diseases oftLc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-10-03

Lyndon. Aup, II. 1916. 473tf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30

I" School Law" as IL is termed, aud n,
fidelity with which lis provisions are pso
orally executed, that there are yet delec,.
which must be Iemedied, before al II.
blessings are experienced which were .,
pecied TO flow from It's enactment. Tho.
IS want Of system and regularity in ~
details Of the plan, which can only be lem
edied By the appointment, Of u Superiol.n
dept, whose duty it shall be 10 exercise
general supervision over all matters CON
nectcd with the execution OF our ScboI
Laws. We consider our plan Of Com
mon Schools as the great work of the a..
Tor our good old State. The system nss
be regarded as one o: httraai ImDro,:
menl, beginning a, the right poinf, INA
radlanng of into Roads aud Canals 4,
which virtue is TO be conducted Ia -
heart, and intelligence 10 the mind. RI
ike all other works Of magnitude he,.
should be an efficient and responsible head
A State Agent, with proper qualfcsb,
should be appointed, whose duty it shnnb.
to travel over The Stale, visit the Courte,
see, advise and direct the Superinlendtp,.
aud School Committees i'll the dischafpe n
their duties, and use his Influence 10 ss,.
ken lively interest IN the success Of po,.
ular Education. The Father Of his Com.
try said" There is nothing that can bel
ter deserve our patronage, than the pa.
motion Of science and literature. kros.
edge is, IN every county, the suresl ba.,
of public happiness Jeiicr.on said
. Make a crusade against ignorance. a..
establish and irprore the avs fur educs..
ins the common people. No other .gr
foundation can be advised for the preset
yulion Of freedom. " The elder Adm
said" A Republican Government, ~.
out knowledge and virtue, is body pua.
out SOU Tie celebrated Wdna
Penn said" For learning be liberal
s. are no cost, for by such pdramory, i
- lost that IS saved.
OF whata,ati are our Agricuruu'. n.
ufuc uang aud Mineral resources, II m
hearts and in'elccls Of Tie rising gersn
ilon, paniug for hight and know ledge, .A
lose u truth. are permitted 10 lie 81,
wilderness. Ii we Mould realize Ii,
bu.h auaclpations Of paIriolIsm--l.iu.
tra,e iuly lac sentiment that man Is ctt,
be of sr'tgorefnmcut-sweep FROM IA
precincts of truth he bcfesy that say cta
IS doomed by Heaven to be "hareu 4
wood and drawers 81 water" and 10 u!
fer from necessity the stfocues u nj,
government, we must arm every beurgtls3
mud With that sure-t panoply q tex
man, KNoWLTpoR. II We Do DOT, tie uss
senger Of desolai,nu, as Did the anse j
death sioreume "a EsyP, will mark ], II
a fearful overthrow.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

According 10 previous notice, Meet
ing OF tie mos, enthusiastic character va,
held on Tuescay last, BY The citizens d
this andlhc adjoining counties, for the pur
pose OF consulting on The ptopnely Of con
struclug Raj Road from Charlotte, \
G. to Camden, s G.
The meefiuc was orgauxed, on motion
Of Joseph Wilson, E,q by ,'.c oppoluJmcor
Of Joha Springs, E,q. Of 5. c, as Chair,
man, and D. A. Caldwell aud y. Oates &.
Secretaries.
The meeting was then addressed BIZ j.
W. Osborne E.q. D Coleman, Esq. Hon.
d. NJ. Birruger, n. Boyden, E.q and The
Rev. Cyrus Johnston. 1t was our mleu.
tion 70 have been preset, q, the meeting
bat was Gale NV = nj the time Is other
engagements, but We learn that the speak.
ers clearly demonstrated the feasibility OF
the plan and Ibc vas, Importance Tie con.
siruciIon Of such road would be to al
Western North Carolina Thus lhe ball
has been pal in motion and we hope every
individual ati lend his efforts to lie u.
dcuakus.
The following resolutions was then ado9.
ted by the meeting
Re'oir,d. That ps tie people Of Nseslsnburg
IoHhlY beHrTe The construction OF Rad Road
from TIE town Of Camden south Carolina. totts
town OF Charlotte, 10 be ma enterprise Of the
highest importance % the people ot Tins County.
aad to tbe Wesern par, OF North Carolina.
RssOtsd TIA, We believe that an active ae8
cordial CO oPo5sfi3u Of those interested 4n ilri.
great work, IS all that Is necessary 10 secure as
success
hs'o'rsd hat we pledge ourselves, To use sll
lataao'e e1'ritous 10 forward this great work. BY
e"haiiUg ia It's behalf, the syrnaatly and $40
lance OF THO inhabitants Of Western North car
o''1t ana The upper districts Of south Catol,n,
behaving Il TO be tue only practicable means by
"hieh the tide OF emigration nov leaving Their
boias'' can be arrested, any proporliouate value
'ven to real estate and proper reward secured u
our ''p e',cl aHi suffering agriculture.
Rrs0ltsa That application Sc natie lgrtb,ciib
10 The LaeslataIes Of North Carolina and South
= aroma, TOT charters for The proposed Raj Rosd
'olnp'ny' Ana two persons be appointed a con-.
hi..te y rarty thus resolution INTO effect.
h'sotred, That 80 soon as the charter NJ III.
proposed company shall be obtained. a committee
be appointed to invite tho people ~ The ..ys,sl
couutes Of North Caralfna and the dt,,fiet. Of
south CAROLINA to meet in Convention IN I'M. Il,
so"s other appropriate point at such time A ,n,-,
% convenient to doIlbernte on tins proposed WORK
aug 'ho bes' means Of carrying il INTO effect
hesorsd That these Resolutions be- puhli.I,.a
IN tho papers Of thr. village aud that the nsoo,.
o. 'he state generally aud Of the city ofCbsIles
lon be ruqlg. ted to copy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
rnE RIcnMoNn rRAGEpY.

Mr.. lloyt, Of Richmond, Va, who was
shot by Mr.. Myres, under the charge of
improper intimacy and intercourse with
Mr.. MYERS wife, is dead aud Myres aud
his abel,ofs were under al before the
MAYORS Court at the last dates. A aum-
Der Of intercepted letters that passed be.
tween i nd the lady, have been intro
ducud and ] before The court, which
prove their III. beyond doubt, nolwilh.
standing Hoyt, "a his death bed ra'emnly
affirmed before a mini and swore be.
fore i magistrate, they were lnnocent;--
The letters are the most extraordinary
and sickeuing love epistles We ever read,
and We verify believe, that were ever writ.
ten. Some OF them are very long, filled
with the most disgusting expressions OF love
aud affection, repeated ~ almost every
sentence, ailordlng the talest specimen OF
what may be understood by linked sweet.
ness long drawn out such as my love :
my dear one 7 my darling, precious
sweet darling sweetest, and dearest Q
| do love you more lhan tongue can tell
| ldolize, more than worship YOU and |
love 10 tell you, my angel how | love you
% God, sou are my paradise, my heav.
en-on you depends my present AID eter.
nal happjness-a day s absence IS an etcr.
ni,y-wrlie long leucts aud tell me you
love mc-eyery word you write Is sweet
10 nv soul The letters OF Mrs. VI. ap.
peared to be intended to assure Hoy that
she Is his, bis only, and 10 prevail on
him "a make her his wile, arI thus con.
summate her happiness. She tells hun
that This depends On HIM but whether it
was to take lhelr fight 10 parts unknown,
put Mr., VI. oui ol the way, o. some other
uncomfortable stralagem, We cannot deter
mined One would suppose, from peru.
sal cf her letters, that SIZE must have been
derauged bit when the precious, sweet
epIslles Of llaYl are examined, the very
same ri-mlro'e ana endless repetition Of
the tender passiou-the same indications
Of insanity found from Je- na.rg to
end, and we are driven to the conclusion
that they were both ~ the s5me FIR and
it mad, they were fuade 50 by love ~
Their most usual place ofmeetng was the
Exchange, where OF they +" longest TAR
md Tie parties were highly respected
IN Richmond and tie matter has caused
great excitement in that community. Ii
IS indeed a most shocking affair.
T.. She ta accounts state that
Yrs VI. had become a roring mqEiac and
hailed kerseCt
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
MAMMOTH CIRl -

We are not in the habit of attending or
applaudlng exhibitions Of the above kind,
but as the managers were kind enough 10
present Us with ticket we called IN TO
see the performance, and in justice to them
we say that their company is worthy the
encouragement Of persons in the habit Of
attending such exhibitions. They haze fue
horses and tiue riders end there are many
other things calculated 70 please the 10y.
ers Of fur. The herouleucan feat Of hand.
ling The Cannon balls viii ustoush the be.
holder Tie gentleman Who performs his
feat takes Two cannon balls, one weighing
~ aud the other about 81, aud handles
them 10 different positions With as much
apparent ease ne we could good sized ap.
PIE, he chen makes one OF them pass from
one arm 70 The other, ihcn around his neck,
and then throws il up several feet aud
catches il on The back d the neck. These
balls IRE solid IRON aud not easily raised "a
one hand. And hose fond ot the Kentucky
Ministries and coHnundtum blum.bums
viii be sranied al this exhibition Aad
last, though no, least they have a baud q
first rate musicians, 50 SAID By Judges, and
the lovers Of good music Nt,i be more lhaa
compensated COR attending.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN COLUMBUS
GEORGIA.

A most desoIating fire occurred in Co.
lambus, Ca, on the OH inst, which laid in
RUNS nearly four blocks Of buildings. 1t
broke cut :" a bIacksmirh's shop on 'OgIe.
thorpe street, door or two from the cor
n9r Of ST. Clair street, and in The rear Of
the CITY Hotel, and its rayages were not
checked uattI 100 to $50 houses were
destroyed valued at about $780, 900. The
loss by individuals is estimated at s2gI
$50.
There was insurance to the amount Of
about $4,000, in Northern Offices. No
lives Io'i but several persons injured.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
THE WIG pARTYIN ONO

he annexed Circular from the Wig
Central Committee Of Ohio, whlIe it a.
nounces with calm dignity tho signal IT,
umPh oI their party in the late election,
states briefly, bu, clearly aud compfeheH
sITeIy, the issues which were involved ia
the contest, md which give to the slclo1
ITS chef value. We do honor 10 or eol
nmns by placing tho Circular Of our Ohio
trends oonspicuously IN them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
EhPL.mN AILNT

Ia2 following just san'jmeu, was utter.
ed by Daaiel Webster ia n,e speech IN
lIie United States Senate. L, should be
held in everlasting remembrance
SIR cay it is employment tia, makes
he people hoPpy SIR, this great Truth
ought never to be forgotten; il ought 10 be
placed upon the ute page Of every book
pa political economy intended for America.
and such countries as America. It ought
TO be placed IN every farmers almanac. -
Il ought 10 head The column Of every far.
mcr's magazine and mechanics uacazlpc.
II should be proclaimed every where, not.
wiihsandtug what se hear Of tho useful.
ness-and ! admit the high usefulness or
cheap iood-noiwi,hsuudiug that, the
great truth should be proclaimed every
where, should be made INTO n provefb. If II
cou'd-laa, where there is work for the
hands and the men, there viii be work for
the teeth Where there Is employment
there viii be bread. And in country
like cur own, above all others. viii nm.
truth hold gaod-a country like ours
where, with a grea, deal Of spirit and nc.
tIyty among The masses, If they can find
employment, there Is always great willing.
ness to labor. II they can obtain fatr com.
pensatlon for their labor, they viii have
good honses--good clothiug-good food,
and The means Of educating their families
and # they have goad houses, aud rood
clothing, and good food, and means of edu.
eating their children, from their labor.
mat labor will be cheerful and they will
be cOntenled and hnnnr rcnnln -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
MONTEREY.

The city Of Monterey, which has ius,
been captured by the American arms, ia
the capital Of the State Of New Leon. II
Is on the Fernando river, about 22O miles
from It's mouth Il has well paved streets
and mostly ore story stone buildings. The
population Is about 10000, and the civ
IS situated on the main travelling route
from the Rio Grande to the clty of Mexico
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
DEATH OF THE LATE BRITISH MIN
IsTER

he Hon. Henry Stephen Fox, former.
~ Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
f'efnpo'entIary Of the British Goycrnmen,
=, ,, 'o's country died al Washington on the
i@la INST. Mr.. Fox vas the grandson Of
the first Lord Holland, and nephew Of lbo
celebrated Charles james Fox. He was
appointed Minister 10 this Goyernmont in
the year 1896. -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30

LATER FROM BRAzos sANTfAG

LATER FROM BKAHOS SANTIAGO.
The steamship MKim, Capt. Page, ar,
"Ysd on Saturday evening, having left FRA
z9s Santiago on the 5lh. Over two hon
ofe9 sick and discharged volunteers were
brought over by the MKim. The steam
ship Galveston arrived at the Braz3s lust
as me 81 hln was leaving. The Tele.
gtaph had reached Port Cagalo.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
VICTORY COMPLETE.

Below we give foil return. from pess-
s. YUMA and the result is perfectly as'oya3.
lng-a majority Of Members Of Congress
a majority 10 boil branches Or the Less
Iaure and tho election Of Canal Commt
sionot by majority Of about | 0 600 ,ola
TIE RESULrlN PRSNsYLyANIA.
The triumph Of the Wings ia pennn
yaala . complete. They have swept 5,
State, obtaining arg. majority 81 -
Congressman, the SAFE Senate, the Hose
OF Representatives, and the Cana Comrr
sipucf Here arc tae results us cuu,c.f
rs We gather them
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
Charlotte
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30. 1910.
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

The President Of the Agricultural So.
ciely requests US 10 state Iha, meeting Of
this Society val. be held ia Charlotte on
Saturday tie 9Th Of November next.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
FACTORIES STOPPED.

Prior 10 the passage Of Mr. Mckay ;
tariff bill i-.e we're tive cotton factories
a, Paramount IN active operation, aud two
more 10 which new machinery had lust been
put - start. Out Of this number tie three
principal ones are now at a dead stand
suil, aud The 0lhersare doing literally moth.
ing Al least 500 looms hay? been stop.
ped and 600 hands, Including men, girls,
and children, thrown out Of employment.
The cpAsg IS the limited market which Ibe
has already produced. The goods which
these mills manutac IRE were plain cotton
cloths for printing. The market prices
under the tarlti Of '4G was 81 ccnts-the
lubrlc costing cents 10 produce il. Now
the market pficc ls 81 cents, less than the
actual cost Of the goods al the price Of Ia.
Dor given under the tariff Of 'AG. Weare
assured by the prapfelors If these iac,o.
ries they vii not be abe agaia 10 resume
operations, unless at a very great reduction
Of tile wages tormsrIy pal. % their opera.
lives. II IS out oFlhe question Cor them 10
nauufc'rrs slthe present prices Of labor.
-Fhiaa. 4 merriam
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
COMMON ACIlnnLs

he President and Directors Of the Lin.
efary Fund, in compliance with the Act
OF Assemblyin relation 10 Common Schools
have ordered another distribution Of the
"eH income Of the Literary Fund, for the
year, ending the lst of September. 1916
We give the counties in which our paper
c'reuIaIes with the amount each is entitled
In v;,.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30

Ia reference to the laws rcIa,iyo IN
Common Schools, tho Raleigh Rep,,,c,
makes the following remarks;
w. We believe Notwithstanding the bepo.
'c'en' ln'en'Iou5 Of those vino passed iho
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
TUE CANAL coMNIssI0NER.

II 10 supposed that the msjoury IN
James NJ Power, the Wing candida'e for
canal Commissioner, cannot DO Iess tina
Io'ooo' Ia ls45 tho majority Of lh'
Democratic candidate for lao same office
was upwards Of 30 900.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
THE LEGISLATURE

Last year the Democrats had m'.la.
~ IN tho Senate and the Wing, had but .
members af The House. The report, gos
show:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-10-30
TO THE WIGS OF ONO,

VINO STATE CENrRaL COMMITTEES RooS.
CohuAsUs. OUroPgK IL, 1886.
IN closing tho lahors of this campaign, the
''''o central Committee cannot but GongrnIA.
'''e you "a lheTiew Of the lfiumpbsni vIaliia
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-07-24
Children Cry for ShcrmoR's
NE DICATED l.CEINGES.

| y NtlESE celebrated i.ozcnges are now
offered 10 the citizens Of Ottawa
and the west, as the best preparations ,(oi
The cure of the various diseases for which
they are rccommCndtd) ever offered tc
the public. The proprietor, DIR. Shcr
man, is a regular graduate Of Mrdicirc
a member OF The Medical Society of H.,
Guy and county Of New lork, and these
lozcnses are prepared from medical pre-
scrlptlons which have been approved ~
The most celebrated physicians IN that q.
ty; IN addition Ia which they are prcpa.
red IN 50 pleasant manner that children
eat them with ayldj'y and cry for more.
They consist Of
C,ush Lo;Rgcs,
Which are the safest and most clirc,ual
remedy for Coughs, colds, Consumption,
Whooping Cough, Asthma, &c, ever of
Icrcd to the public. They operate 10y
promoting cXpccloratiou, alIaying the it.
rl'aton oi coughing, aud removing the
cause of the disease.
Uorm Eo,,ngcs,
The only iuftibIc Worm medicine ever
discovered. In over 1000 cases ,hcy
have never been known to fail. MANY
diseases arise from worms and occasion
long and intense suffering and even death
wi'houtthcm ever being suspected; grown
persons are very often afflicted with them.
and are doclorcd for various complaints
without any benefit, when one dose OF
these Lozcngcs would speedily cure
them.
Compton Lo>eRges.
For nervous or sick head ache, palpita-
iinns Of the heart, lasitudc and nervous
affections generally. Persons travelling
or attending large parties, will find the
Lozengcs really roviyirg, and imparting
the buoyanry of youth-uScd after dissi.
palion, they viii restore the tone Of the
system generally, and remove all the un-
pleasant symptoms arising from too free
living.
Co'hartic Lo,eHges,
The best Clihartic medicine for reno.
wing bile from the system and preventing
attacks of the bilious and intermittent fc.
yer of this section Of country.
MfrmanS Poor Mans Plaster,
This Plaster, Of which over 100000
are sold yearly, is believed to be the best
Plaster for rheumatism, lumbago, pain in
the back, side, breast or any other par,
Of the body, ever prepared, and its price
(onIy IL! cents brings it within the
reach Of every person in the community.
a large supply of these celebrated arii,
cIes just received and for sale by
G. l." THOMPSON, Oliuwa.
s. G.. SMITH, Peru.
l.. +. e. S. PuLsIFER, Ncaacpin.
NJ. PECK & ALLEN. .AurOrn.
j. W. PIcEERING & Co, NewGrk.
Gro. ID. Richardson, Bristol.
W. o. PARKE, Oswego.
Sept. -, 1915. lily
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n f " S 7 0 Il Z!
TEl iaNNE'l,Y'.

81 AS just opened choice stock Of
-ss- Dry Co0}s, which he offers al
lower prices than such goods have ycr
been offered: his stock consists Of
Choice prints, de lanes, muslins,
cashmercs, silks, velyets, ribbons, ging.
hams, linens. lawns, alpaccas, sergcs,
table dlm1sk, counierpancs, dimilies,
painted lawns and lus'res, black, blue,
olive, and grcen broad cloths, black and
fancy rassimcres, silk velvet, satin and
other ye>lings, jeans, tweeds, and q great
variety Of SUmmcr Goods for coats and
pants, Innings, buttons, gimps, edgings,
combs, hosiery, gloves and p1rasols, all
kinds # driIliugs, hickorics, gambroons,
sheelngs, shirings, and ticking.
Hats, caps, and bonnels-Cheap and
good ariicles-and fill assortment Of
ladies' shoes, CATERS and slippers, children
and misses shoes, boots and hushlnS,
news and pumps. boots and broglns.
A choice collection of white CJitoH
and other goods by the wholesale also,
q few Kegs Of the best gunPowder by the
key.
10 sell or not 10 sell ? that's the CUES
ton. Whether It's he,ter to dispose at
once cf all his goods and day by day re-
new them, or keep lhom on lis shelves
to rest and spoiI' This is the great
question, and lac is determined to sell his
goods at the lowest rales-make or break.
Call therefore before you buy elsewhere,
as he considers it a pleasure to show
goods whether they are purchased or not.
The ladies' are particularly desired to call
and uspec, new article of Lace Dresses
which he has at all prices and Of all pat.
terms.
Store doors north of The Mansion
house, Ottawa.
April Il, 1916. Y
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Ottawa TCEEGiy.

~ l. subscribers would respectfully inform ID,
I citizens Of Ottawa and yiciui'y, ,hsi they
have entered into co-raTtncrshp. i"E he purpose
i(carfying on the FDHgdcy bIsiRsssi in this place
which has heretofore been under the management
# C1GswlLL & Ca,rrN, AMI they are now pre-
pared u execute all kinds Of work in their ! ne
sqlll ,o any establishment in the country. and on
the shortest pficc and the most reasonable terms
rhcy nave connected with the FOUNDRY a
first rate Pattern Mtker, which will enable them
TO make to orlcr all kinds Of stoves, CRATES hollow
ware, saw mill gearing AMI any article Of MACH.
merry, At the shortest notice. 4 share of patton
see Is respectfully solicited. Gail UqiG f.r oI.
C4J {-on. COGSWELL Z. COON
Onawn. reh 6. lsl6.
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CASH FOR WHEAT,
II f. Nj o V A l..

NNTIE subscriber has removed his
q Drug store ono door north OF the
Mansion house, TO the new building just
finished neat and commodious under his
own direction, where he will be happy to
supply his former customers with every
article in his line which he is now receiv-
ing fresh from New York, consisting OF
drugs, medicines, oils, varnish, turpcn-
tine, pants, dye stuil,s, glass, stationary.
fruits and nuts, together with variety Of
Yankee Notions seldom found in this
market.
Please call at the new store and see if
there is anything you want. East side
court house first door north Of Mansion
house. G. l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa. July 9, 1916.