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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-03
vi L L. LII N A. k "
mYS1 MI. WILEY

"OULD inform the Ladies of Martins
w burg and It's vicinity, that she has com
menced the
IIlTIIfiIfli IGYl3 2W I3USiIlNi33S2
in all its various branches, at the residence OF
her brother, two doors West of Mr.. ReanhaPs
Grocery Store, where she will do up Bonne,s
in beautiful style. Neapoltans also cleansed.
Marlinsburg, June "a, lS47.-G
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-02-03

EAYNE'S Expectorant; do. Hair Tonic
~ do. Alternative DO. Carminative Basam
do. Tonic Vermiluge; do Sentative Pills do.
Ague and Fever Pills; do. Hair Dye. A
large supply of the above valuable medicines,
lust received and for sale by
WARNER MILLER.
Bedington, January 20, l84s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
RICHMOND MARK ETs. SEPT rs.

TOBACCO-Receipts and inspections have
fallen off, We quote Jugs 81 IS 10 2 so common
leaf , IS 10 4; middling 4 Is 10 IS; good and
fine 25 10 81 So with an occasional sale OF
fine manufacturing al higher price.
FLOUR-MaIket unsettled by last European
advices-hed al IS ~. 525
WHEAT-l0O cents for red, and l05 cents
for white.
OATS-30 cents per bushel.
CORN-50 a SIS cents per bushel.
CORN MEAL--50 SIS cents per bushel.
BACON-Virginia hog round 7c.; Hams a
10 c; Western Sides ST &C.; Shoulders ST SAC
FISH-New Herrlngs &c. Shad So SO T.
Family Roe Herrinss Sc in barrels and 50 80 in
halt barrels.
CATTLE-BgEr 81 25 3 IS, scale weigh,
yEALs: 81 a 90. Murross: 81 80 TO SO
nett, as in quality. Hoes: 90, nett.
LARD-9 10 cents. Scarce.
WHISkEY-27i cents Tor Reclified.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
RIG ii Vi OND, VA.
Tuesday Morning, September 2s, Is,s
Fox PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED sT5y,
l. T. w Is c. A SIS.
OF MICHIGAN.
FOR ViCE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM y. BUTLER
OF EENTTcEy


~ VIZ ARE sor STRUCK WITH JUDICIAL BLispst.
We SHALL cLis6 TO THIS CONSTITUTION rnf xnL
ser cLisGs To THE LAST PLANK, wHIs sIc.le ,,n ~.
TEMPEST CLOSE AROUND HIA."-i Lescis Cos"
We have neither the right the power In ,,.
slavery where II rXisis.-6en. Cass. 'en
Congress has no right 10 say that there shall h.
~ in New York ar no slavery In Georgia M, ,e
any human power but the people of those Stae
Cas-. -usH
Inc principles involved in the Wilma, Proofs.
be kept out Of the national Legislature and I,,
people o the conlederacy ~ their rr.p-c,,y ts 'he
vernmrnts.-(ien Cdss. '''' 20
lie, The people regulate thei internal Concern. in
own way.-Gea. Cas-. :" '"eh
Leave To the people who will be affected ~ ,b,,,
ton 10 adjust IL upon their own Responsibility ,,t
their own manner.-Gen Cass. -" "
am opposed 10 lhe exercise Of any uri.di,,,or .
Congress over the subject Of slavery Gen Ca,
do not see IN the Constitution any grant of -uch
power To Congrrss.-Gen. Cass.
y" peace should be granted To Mexico iii a re,.,,
able indemnity is obtained for the injuries 81. has d
us.-Gen. Cas-. NV
We are at war with Mexico, and vigorou. pro..,.
ton Is the snrest Of lis termination and an,
indemnity the safest guaranty against the rrcurrrrt
which provoked it.-C2en. Cas-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS.

lst DissIe,-JOliN :. MlLLSoN Of Norfolk
u Distriet-FRASCIS RlVES OF Petersburg.
I'd D,slrict-iENRY l.. HOPKINS of Powhalan
4A Distriet-WILLIS r. BOCOCK of Buckingham
ah Distriet-WlLLlAM NJ. .TREDWAY oil Pitl.y
wanna.
9Th Distriet-SBELTON F. LEAKE of Aibrmare.
TIA Distriet-JOHN S. BARBOUR, Sr.. Of Culpep,
ga District-HENRY A. WASHINGTON Of W.,
moreland
9th T.striet-ROBERT G. SCOTT Of Richmond On,
luth Dlstrtet-HENRY A. WISE Of Accomac.
ilh Eistr,et-THOMAS SLOAN Of Hampshire
l2th Rstriet-GREES y. SAMUELS of Shrnani,s.
latA Distriet-JOllN LETCHER Of Rockbridg-.
l4h Distriet-JOHN b. FLOYD Of Washington
I5h Dis,rid-ALBERT G. PESDLETON Of Giles.
l6h DiJtrid-SAMUEL l.. HAYS of Gilm1r
l7h Dsria-OBADlAH w. LANGFlTT Of Brook.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET

We publish to-day corrected list Of he E i.
iofal ticket Tor this Stale. Several OF our coler
poraries OF the press still continue on their c.,
the name OF Mr. John G. Slrinser. Til, is i.
correc: Mr.. Sirineer has resigned, and the Gu.
trail committee have substituted the name Of s..
mue L. Hays OF Gimer county, mo, Lewis a.
al first prinied.)
We also make correction this morning T.
name Of the elector from the 5th Disric, sh5u
be William NJ. Tredway, not Treaiway. Pm
ted copies OF the electoral ticket will be furnlsh.
al the Enquirer Office, and our friends are ,equr.
ed 10 send in their orders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26

BARBECUE.-We are requested to State that
The Democrats OF Jackson's Precinct in Louisa
will give Barbecue on Saturday next, the Both
inst, near Col. VIM. o. Hauis's, within lew
miles Of Thompsons K Roads, for The purpose OF
having discussed The merits OF The Presidential
candidates now presented the choice OF The PEG.
pie.
The public generally are invited. Wing speak.
ers have been requested 10 attend. We regret
that il will moi be in our power 10 accept the Com
miItee's kind invitation. We wish them large
a nd nrnsnernns meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26

They will set an example TO their own pos.
terry, teaching them 10 give their affections
without giving their liberties 10 the patriotic sol.
der
The candidates whom we present need no enio.
5Y al our h3nd.. They have boh served their
country in M field -lh, y hav. flied high places
10 the national cunnci's. The fist men in the
opposite parry have horne public testimony 10
The unspo;ied purity Of their private characters.
Their public services are recorded in The hearts
OF their cuuntrymen. Their history IS deaufe !
with Some Of The most brilliant portions OF he
history Of the county. Their attachment 10
republican principles like their devotion 10 Eeir
country, has been tried Tor many winters, "and
been proof 10 The storms OF them ALL"
CLAY MEETING IN NEW YORk-A
meeting Of The ultra Clay Wings OF New York
CITY was held on Friday evening al Vau1hall. A
notice poslponing The meeting had been publish
ed, bur II was not generally known, and conse-
quenlly quite large number were in attendance.
A Mr.. Frisbee was called 10 the chair, but great
confusion prevailed, and the NEE ing was CON-
PEELED 10 adjourn. The Tribune adds lha,'a
procession was then formed, and marched 10
Ra hbun's Hotel, where three cheers were given
for Hon. John NJ. Bolts Mr.. B., who was under
The care Of a physician in his room, sent them
his thanks by the committee who waited on him,
and assured them that he would address them BE-
fore he left the city. The meeting then dispers-
ed, with three cheers for Mr.. Bolts and SIX Tor
Mr.. Clay. Ii is intended, We believe, to have
meeting al Vauxhal on Tuesday evening next, al
which Mr.. Bots is expected 10 speak"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26

FORTUNES HOME, CHALK's OFFICE
i No. 6 Main Street.
Drawn Nos. F. F. Seminary Lottery, Glass a.. !:
70 IL 50 % Ia 81 s SO Sc AZ Is 81 As
Ticker, Nos. IS So p. another small Capital
sold. They will come
This Day, Consolidated Delaware and Geof-
gia, 80 extra-l prize of 20, 600, Of 5000, . OF
$500, 20 Of $50, &c. rs Nos. II drawn. TICK.
els IS
Come down IN CHALK'S.
Sept &c 8 doors above The Old Market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS.

NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS.
yTOI, UNTEERS who we're discharged IN
v Mexico, aud the heirs OF those who died in
the service, can ge. the three months extra pay
provided for BY the act Of 18Th July, le48, by APP
plving 10 the Undersigned on and after The 25Ih
'nS''' q ~ JAS. w. SPRATLEY,
Pavmaser u S. Army.
Richmond, Sept. %, I64s-t6I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26

gTGov. Johnson OF S. C. who had his leg bro.
ken, is getting about The house. He calls The
Legislature together in November 10 cast The vote
for President and Vice President
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26

IOWA The election for Senator, in Jefferson
county, resulted in The choice OF democrat by
a majority OF twenty.tour votes. Al The regular
election il was a lie vote
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH non %

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT 3 O'Clock. PM
ARRIVED
Sch. Manchester, Tu lie, New York.
Sch. New Republic, Wheeler, New York.
Sch. Josephine. Ferris, Troy.
Sch. Empire, Adams, Boston.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26
Prcsbytcrics.

We were present short while, at each
OF the Presbytcries held near this place
lately. The Concord prc,by,ery me, at
Rocky River Church, Cabarrus, Friday
IAN inst. and closed its labors on tho Tues.
gay following there was a full attendance
only ono or two ministers being absent.
hev. Mr.. Watts delivered the doc' rinal
sermon, and Rev. Mr.. Rockwell q dis.
Course on Temperance.
Tho Associate reformed or" Seceder "
ffesbytery, mot oil Back Creek Church
On Sunday 18th inst, aud closed on the
Tuesday following. There we're six or,
aa'ned minister's present, six absent, and
safeo candidates for ord,ua,ion, two Lii.
ceac'.'ss--licensed during this Prerby,ery
and thtee students Of ditieily present.
me Church appsars 10 be in prosper
oSs spd thriving condition.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26
SIZE .Eaaey fro,, ,tYeajco.

Steamer N. Orleans Arrived. Arrival and Re
ception Of Gen. Kearney and Mr.. Sewer al
Vera Cruz.-Gen. Kearney instslled as Gov.
srnor of Vera Cruz.--Ratfcatio Of the Tres.
tv Doubiful.--Adj ournmsnt Of the Court oil
Inquiry TO tho United States.
fcondeassd from n. o Pieayune. l4fh insfl
The Steam Ship New Orleans arrived
yesterday from Vera Cruz, whence she
saled on the 9th INST. She arrived n,
Vera Cruz from this port on the 9th inst.
and landed her distinguished passengers,
General kearney and Hon. Mr.. Sewer,
amid solutcs of artillery from the Castle,
the shipping and The forts.
Gen. hearney, was installed as Govern
or Of Vera Cruz, on oh inst.
Mr.. Sewer lel, Vera Cruz COR the city
Of Mexico on The slh inst. under escort Of
Capt. Tishmans command. about sixty
strong. Capt. r. escorted Santa Anna
from Jalspa TO AnlIeun. Santa Anna set
sail on the 9th, on the Spanish brig Marine.
The Captain of the New Orleans states
that i, was expected Gen. Scot, and suite.
and Nj. T'st would leave the city Of
Mexico Cor Vera Cruz on or about 9Th
inst. adding that he Court had adjourned
lis sitting 10 the United States-alhough
in HE proceedings Of The Cour; winch have
been received up 10 30 INST, no mention is
made Of its adjournment.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26

The Philadelphia Ledger says That Lou.
is Philippe, ex'king Of the French, Is
shown BY the transfer books of The State
Of PennsJ lvania to be holder Of about five
hundred thousand dollars Of five per cent
bonds. lie is, besides known TO be very
large holder Of both New York State and
City loans, and most likely Of the bonds OF
other States and OF the General Govern.
ment. The real estate that lie holds in the
city Of Nes York is immensely valuable
and Il is probably within the truth 10 SET
down his interest IA property and the cred
II in the United States al not less than FIVE
millions of dollars He is most likely as
largely interested IN the funds Of Great
Britain and other European nations. He
is evidently rich enough.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26

Wh1:eyef uay be said OF TIN 2enlleman's
valof, no one viii hereafter attcmpt TO vim
dicate his ,eraclty, Il will be remember.
ed that few weeks since he addressed a
letter 10 friend IN New Orleans, in winch
he declared, 10 the mos, POSITIVE terms, that
he neither wrote, nor lnterhned, nor had
any thing to 10 with The famous " Leonlda,"
leIier-aud there appeared ~ the papers ~,
the same time letter from Maj A. w.
Burns, tsho We presume is one OF the toa.
dies in the army, who are always ready TO
say or TO swear to my thlns which viii TIC
author, and exonerattns Gen. Pillow l,om
all participation IN that Munchausrn pro.
ducuon. linow appears, from the evidence,
before the Court Of Inquiry, OF Mr.. Ffea.
ner, DIETER known as /" Massang," the cor.
respondent ot the New Odcan, Delta that
I the unsealed manuscr,p, Of a letter, sub
stanually the samo as that signed " Leon.
das," with INTERPRETATIONS IN Pillows own
hsndw.,lins aud addressed to the Delta
was handed to him, TO be forwarded TO the
Data Tor publication, by Pillow himself
who stated TO him tina, he wished II sem
Of, so as to gave the first Impressions ~
lie Afterwards wished to Withdraw the doc
umen, from Freaner, who refused 10 par
with al
And this 10 NJ. Polk's pct---,he valian
and renowned General whom he released
from the arrest under which he had bee'
placed bv Scott. while q, the ssme time h
suspended Scott h,'usslf from tho comInsd'
Of The army !ll-Richmond Whig.
. @. What catches tho mos, sparks
Al. Blacksmiths aprons.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26
LATE AND vEEY IMPORTANT FRon rcaoPc
Arrival Of the Ship Duchess D'Ofleans
Three DAYS Later.

The packet ship Duchess d'Oeltans has
arrived AT New York from Havfe, bring.
ing three days later news than previously
received by the Uibsrnia.
A Republic has been declared ia prus-
Ella, and Inc King and his Ministers have
been imprisoned. The priuce has made
his escape, and taken refuge in England.
The rcsoIuiion IN Lombardy has proved
TO be successful, but the contest is said 10
have been Of mos, bloody character.
The King of Naples has yielded TO the
people oil The concessions thai have been
demanded By them.
England still continues 10 protest against
ihs marriage of Nontpenaer.
Ii IS believes. that Notwithstanding the
madeso the people by the En-.
pefor Of Austria that he will finally be
70 ahd.cale his 'hzase.
The Emperor Of Russia has issued a
uksse ,dering the army inlo the field, be.
cause Of ALLIANCE 80 says our despatch
with tic Unied States, and 10 put stop
to the lIod &c anarchy now prevailing
Throughout, Europe.
There had been some di-tu'ban IN Ly
ons and ilayrc between the people and The
,oldiefy, bu, il was speedily and easily
loie,ed,
The accounts Of The Polish Revolution
are enlirciy confirmed.
There i, nothing later from Eng land or
ireland.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26
GEN Si,nrT

Tie following re said 10 be the prec ise
words OF Gen. Scot, before The Court OF In
qury, complaining Of the position in which
he had been placed, BY Gen. Worth let
ter, withdrawing hi- accusations, and also
the treatment towards him by The Piesl.
den, OF The United States:
NJ. President and Gsat'eaen Of the Court
Here, ~ The Capital of Mexico, conquer
cd By the American arms, under my com
mand, tiud myself bat prisoner al large
the chef criminal before THIS Court
Deeply wounted, my military pride is cast
down into the dus, not BY the public Ell.
ems Il but hy the long arm Of power from
home. All that could be done, IN that
quarter, 10 inlurc, to degrade and humble
mo hero and elsewhere, has been accom-
Pushed. But sustained By the Almighty
arm; feeling myself strong IN conscious
rcctl,ude, strong in mind and body-s,tong
IN all the means of self defence, ] bid de.
faucr to my nccusers. | shall no, plead
the letter Withdrawing the appeal against
me, IN bar Of ulal. Nay, ! challenge the
wrller OF that letter TO come forward and
do has wolsi. BI, no doubt he thinks -
and with reason--ihat he has already done
his ,porst. Here IN view Of the enemy, he
has caused me to be struck down from the
high and honorable command OF most
gallant and triumphant army. lie has
caused me first TO be preludged and pun.
lshed a, home, and then 10 be brought Tor
ward to he tried again, while he, my u.
Nor, has been pre.acqul,ted and rewarded
The President has, VIC nre exultingly told,
done him full and ample justice" yes s'r,
IN double measure justice TO his PRIDE
and justice to his vengeance. Let hun
Mr.. President. so forth, rejoicing, IN the
plenlude OF Executive favor. Without en-
wang hlm his honors, ! shall, a, the end
Of this court, have done with him forever
Again. Mr.. President, repeat, my a't
,udc is lha, OF defiance.
WINFIELD SCOTT,
Mexico, March Il, 1913
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26
Trinity School.
ri. Rev. l.. y. IVES, Visitor.
Roy Z. NJ. ssubha Rector

fnVtilS Institution, IN reatsd' ocau'iiu' anu
hcalthful situation. abJu, s m,les hest OF
Raleigh offers peculiar advantages ior he Edu-
c.,ion OF the Young. The system OF Instruction
is thorough, and designed to train boys IN the true
method. and correct habits OF study. Iney are
fitted ior any Class in the University, or Tor Com.
morcial he A constant supervision is exercised
over their morals and manners, and especial al
teu,on 10 paid to tnor instruction IN the doctrines
and duties Of Religion
Ample provision Is made TOR the aeIo'um asa,
will, for the present, be limited; and Of these
place. for the larger part are already engaged
Az a general rule, boys will not be admitted over
fourteen years of age.
TERMS; For Board Tuition, SC, for Session
of Five Months, 9e7 80, 10 be paid IN advance
The mex, Session will commence on The tn Of
June. lSie. Further information wall 10 gwen,
on application to the Rector a, Raleigh.
April &c, lSiT. tS3
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26
Conunarum and queries.

Why is certain article used on funeral
occasions like one Of the Aposlles7
Why is one of the Heather Gods Ike
another Of the Apostles
Whether is the hen that lays the egg,
the one that matches The chicken or the
one that raises il, the real molherl This
query has often occupied the attention of
grave debating Societies.
Answers next week.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26
HONOR TO THE BRAVE AND GALLANT
GENERAL.

The CITY authorities Of Mobile have made
arrangements 10 give fitting reception TO
Gen. Scott, on his arrival at that place.
The Committee of Arrangements having
tho matter in charge, recommend that the
military. the fire department, and the va.
rious societies of the city, be invited TO
participate. A Committee has also been
appointed to proceed to New,Odeans to
tender Gen. Scott an invitation to partake
of the hospi,alilies of Moble.-Courier,
l0M.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26
ECONOMY.

4 tradesmau IN W akeheld was reading
a short time ago, TO his wife, when he &C
cidenially stumbled on lie word "econo.
my"
f" Economy SAID the lady; 81 have
heard that word before. What does it
mean, JOY =
Mean, my lass" said the husband,
scratching his whlskers, and looking as
though he had been suddenly puzzled.
Why, let me see. Suppose | was TO
make thee have water porrldge and lreacle
to breakfast instead of butter toast and
and coffee, why, tina, would be economy"
Well then" replied his wife, if thai:
be economy, want to hear no more
about IL.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26
STARTLING NEWS saoa WASHINGTON.

We received, Yesterday, a Teiegraphic
despatch speaking Of violent icnon,lra
tons Of mob agains, the printing esias-
mcH, of The Natiasdi Era, an Abolition
paper published in lie city of Washington.
We fud a despatch received in Charles
ton, giving an account of attempted escape
Of - negroes from Washington. We sus-
pee, strongly that there Is some intimate
connection between these Two movements.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26
Patent dedicated
EyDss EsUasREse POROUS
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

IA n all cases where IL IS thought advisable to
X keep up permanent siimulsnt impression on
or the organ diseased, these plasters will DO
found b,gly valuable. In fact, all the benefit
that can accrue from a continuous counter irri-
tant VIII he produced in the mos, efficient man.
ner by them. As in Rhumatism, Lumbago,
Gout, Enlargement of the JOINTS Chronic Dis
case Of the Liver, Spleen, Lungs, or other inter-
nal organs, in short. in all other cases where war
ming or Strengthening plasters arc beneficial,
these will DC found 10 be superior 10 any now in
use.
lTPrcc a5 cents each. For sale by DR.. JAMES
F. GuMER. Charlotte, \. C.
January %, lo4o, l7,3ms
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26
SCRIPTURE PREDICTION OF RAIL
ROADS AND COLLISIONS.

Mr.. Russell made speech on the &C,
casion of tho celebration of the Northern
Railroad Company, IN which he quoted
the following prophecy from the prophet
Nahum, ch. ,, v 4
The chariots shall rage in the streets;
they shall jos,e one against the other IN
the broadways; they shall seem like loren.
es: they Shall run like lightning
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26
ARKANSAS u. S. SENATOR

MAJOR :. BorIanj has been appointed
Senator from the State OF A kansas, to fill
the vacancy caused b. The resignation of
Mr.. SEWER .
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26
AGENTS. WANTED

mo CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND
- POPULAR WORKS. in every COUNTY
throughout the United States. To Agen S, the
most liberal encouragement is offered--with a
mall capital OF rom S25 TO $780, A chance is
offered, whereby an Agent can make FROM $40 to
S25 per week
o. Fer Further particulars, address tpst paid.)
WIN A. LEARY,
No l5S Norih Second Street. Philadelphia.
arch iS4S
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26
DIED

Departed this life in Cabsrrus County, March
9Th lsIS. JAMES PARKS. aged u years >
months ana some few days, son OF Lew farks.
Era. no was youth stern and inilexible IN his
inlcgrlty abiding whers he placed has esteem,
but cautious IN his associst ons he has let behind
him in the hosrts OF friends and relations an im.
preston of worth, but few youths have been TOR
tuuate enough 10 create.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26

Sam Sick SAYS he would rather break
woke of steers any dag, than 10 try TO make
up a quarrel between two women when they
have got their tander up.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-26
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY BY A CLAIR.
EOIANT.

lMPOR IANI DiSCOS BK} B1 CLAIR
EOEANT.
Dr.. B. Of Pans, galIan, practitioner
culiIyating with equal success The art oil
healing and pleasing, which caused one of
his friends to say lhn, he was possessed
wIlh the love Of science and the science Of
love. A while since, the doctor was called
TO administer his roi.oGs 10 seamslrcss,
when he discovered tina, she was Of neivo
Emphatic temperament, that Is to say, par.
lcularIy susceptible to magnetic influence.
No later than week since, the doctor
confded his young and charming wife TO
sure friend, aud after dinner repaired 20
the seamsiress' domical, when, alter few
passes he put his patient into comfor,a-
bic sleep.
Hardly had the young girl succumbed
to the influence Of the magnetic fluid, when
the man Of poiiohs leaned over her fading
lips and covered them with kisses of
fifty years lpening-then, seized with
G! Of scientific ardor, he sought TO dlscov.
Ell the effects o. hrs salutalon upon the
somnambuisi, and demanded of her in
most serious tunc--
What course have jus; pursued with
you :"
Exactly what your friend is Just about
to pursue with your wife, replied the art.
less girl, momenlarly endowed with Sc
cond sight.
The doctor did not wait to hear it re.
pcated. Wnhou, even stopping to awaken
his SUBJECT, he made all speed possible for
home 10 interrupt his friends tel ton to
his wife. Whether or not he arrived in
time IS not sand.