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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

Spelling book Gondrch's 1T "a aud
81 keadgr,. Mitchell small Geography.
Columns OF Emer.oas lir.l lessons ~
Arithmetic; Writing
AptAsefn nnRfalyr.-IuNioa CLass
laal1n'. Exra.iioG Goodtieh's ID
Reader Mreheifs Geography. Willards
History OF I. 5 Chambers English
Gmmmer Davies Arithmetic. pinnoek's
Go.dsmiih- England, Watts on The
Andi Writing Composition.
Mmmg Class.
Robbins outline OF History: Maude.
yiilc's course Of Reading; Greene's anal.
y.is of the English Language; Boyd's
Rhstouc Mitchell . 0ncienl Geography;
l.ncolu'- Botany Smelie's philosophy Of
natural History; Rocse's introduction 10
The Sciences (Chambsr's series), Dawes
Anthmcuci Composition.
SENIOR Class
Burritts geography Of the Heavens ith
the lisc oi Globes, Recess natural Phi.
l1.phy No. $ and ., Chambers Series;
Reese, Chemistry No. g.; Abercromhie's
intellectual Philosophy; Do Moral foel-
ing- Davies Algebra; Davies Legendre.
AlcAanders evidences of Christianity,
Cutters Psychology Elements OF Crin-
cism with the critical reading aud analy-
be of Poets Competition.
LArfN Asb FnNrlf CorRsE
Arnold. 1T and "a Latin book. Ar.
uold's iaiiu prose Composition; Do. Cor.
'clus Ncpo,. &c. &c. Olendorf Sc
mes for The Frauch language Charles
l2lh DC. &r.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

Arkansas CoAL--ln our paper last
week we noticed tho discovery OF a bed
of Coal on the opposite ,ido OF the river,
about ten miles north Of tins city Yes
icr1ay we procured from Mr. $ J Ben.
hali, OF this city, n small quantity Of this
coal Tor tir purpose ui testing il, and we
were mghy pleased wiufthc result Of the
tnal. llprov,- 10 be aH1itdc,f, OF q ~.
perior quality, burning very readily-cn-
lrcly free from .Hlphcr with which much
Of the coal found in thi, State is charged
as 10 render 10 mGt ior common use n
an aricla O. fuel We have not %. yet
learned the extent ol thr discovery, but
II thi. variety Of coal can hc procured IN
ANY considerable quantities from the con.
uguily OF these mines to our city and the
uycr they cannot fail TO prove very val.
uablr TO their owners, add much 10 the
convenience OF our citizens, aud furnish
analhgri item to the rapidly increasing list
of imports from our State. q.
Ark8asds DeW9saf Nor 3.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

ABALLoON GOING as ELBcrioNEERtNG.--
Among the clartonccring expeditions r..
sorted TO ON Sunday In Paris WIS the
following ingenious proceeding. The
agents uf W. Dac.scu, one Of the can
diiatcs, induced NJ. Green, who ascended
in his celebrated balloon from the Hippo
dromp, to take up with him some millions
oflule bulletins. bearing tbrname OF NJ
Daessert, as ballast A, he passed over
thr department. OF the Seine he lgt these
descend 10 showers from above the clouds
on the ostoni.hrd and brwiIlercd cltizsn-
who seemed 10 receive from Heaven this
inspiration TO vote for the son OF the ca.
Project Of Police
Tho U.f .fru tu nrrulnn.. i. fU fH. iJu.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-15

Tho fst trpiogroomcs is to be hon.
cs'.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20
COLONY or NEGROES.

There is a colony e( Negroes number
log aboa, 10000, settled N Canada, be.
tween Lake Eric and Huron and !, IS SAID
to be m very furnishing condition. A
large part of them is composed Of runa-
way slaves from the United Shies, They
have manual labor school-the British
American Institute Dawn Mills, the
hcad Of navigation on the Sydenham river
go miles from Detroit, with a tract of BOT
acres attached and ! buildings. Some
20 pupils are engaged for the winter. A
monc the now secular enterprise IN pro
ercss is large steam mill.
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year. and TO these $4,000. 900, again add
,b,,,y millions more for the thirty regi.
mems now asked for as necessary aug
meu,a,ion 10 the army. Here you have
500 DOC, 900 and if the per ceniage of
deficiency for the year ls4s-49. shall
hear any proportion TO the known defcien-
~ for the fiscal year isi7-'4s, the SUN
viii be immensely increased beyond the
.mouo, named IN the estimates. There
are also unusual demands upon Congress
If n miscellaneous character, all OF which
are calculated to swell the aggregate great.
10 II The war continues. The wish Of The
Department appears to he to keep not less
,hao so 900 men in Mexico, and more if
nossiblc.
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OPERATION uPoN A MARE uXpEI

TIM tNFliENtE or CliilnEbtDhA.
Yesterday Mr. Lawson, veterinary sur
reon, Mount street, unncrved q mare while
under the influence 81 chioroiorm With
complete success Two small sponges
were soaked in the chloroform and secured
in the nos,rils with piece Of tape. In
about two minutes the mare staggered and
feil. The operation vas then performed.
The mare was IN no way scared, aud lay
perfectly sal while the nerve was cut down
upon, and win the exception OF a slight
tw tch when the nerve WAS divided, sho
did not ey,nce the slightest ierliug. The
snonpcs were then removed, and in about
SIX minutes she got up all right So sat
,,fed has Mr.. Lawson been with the re
suit ia this Instance, thu, he intends to ap
ply the chlnroform mall painful operations
- London paptr.
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~ AZ Snnt 20 Colrlt.
MAIZE SENATOR.

The Governor OF Maine has appo'n'ed
wyman d. $. Mpar, of Hanger Attorney
Genera az The State, aud said 10 be nan
of talents, Z ). Senator, 10 supply the va.
eaney oeca.ioned by the death OF Mr.
FAIRFIELD. until the Legislature shall elect.
NJ. Moor, it i. said, was appointed with
The expectation tina, he will not lie can
dldaie for election by the Legislature, ior
which HANNIBAL llamlln, Nathan Clifford
and Others. between whom the Governor
did an, like to take the responsibility o
choosing, are asp'far,s.
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RuuoREp pEFALcATIoNs.

There were rumots IN Washington on
Saturday, of a Dttalca'ion IN the Itea-
sufy Departmen, Of s25 600, also ~. the
Pos, One. Department, somewhere North,
of $50 600" Where Is he Sub Treasu.
~. with is bar. and bol's, and dungeon
,efrors. that was to prove ranatea sgain.,
aii,iIlanies OF this Kind ~. !. Ssn.
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A CONTRAST.

The Hon. DIXON II. Lewis IS prohahly
The latest man 10 this country. lie weighs
sbou, 1000 pounds, aud is beautifully
hound second edition OF Daniel Lambert,
When Gen. Tom Thumb was IN Mon'gom'
ery. Alabama, some weeks since, he hap
pened TO be boarding a, the same hotel "''f
Tho monster statesman When the Gen
eral saw The gigantic proportions OF VII
Lewis. and surveyed his own figure, he ex
claimed, attractions Heaven what con
tras, w. q. Della.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20
BANK OF TIE STATE.

The general ANNUAL meeting Of thu
Stockholders Of this Institution, took plac'
10 this City on Monday last
His Exccllency Gov. Graham, was ho
.ou Chairman of the meeting.
The President OF the Bank Judge Cam
eron) submitted TO the meeting number
al detailed Statements, exhibiting the gen
.r,l condition Of the Bank, and of It's sew
efsl Branches--aii going 20 show. that M
Institution 10 the country hiss ever been
managed with greater fidelity aud ability
an this. The following Resolution on
a point was unanimously adopted by the
~ckhoidefs. VIZ:
- Rsssirsd. Thst the thanks Of tie sioesho'd.
ire due 10 the bosrd Of Directors. aud especi'
n to the Prestdsnt Of this Bank. for tie very
II f.uhf.i. and satisfactory manner. In which
3f.irs are. aud have beeo managed
Aae have no room for details, which are
3m interesting. but one single fact will,
bee, illustrate tho sound condition oi
bank. and The proprieiy Of the fore.
a. Resolution. II is this That al.
..sa The Bank has declared for the past
year, a Dividend feight per cent 10 the
Sloc kholders on their inses,men'. esclu
riye Of the Tax Of one fourth Of one per
cent. on the shares of individual Stock.
holders, paid BY j, 10 the State, II has now
on hand . surplus of net ind r'ded profits
Of Two Hundred thousand Dailars. IN
round numbers, being fraction over Is
per cent, upon the Capital Stock Of the
y INK, viz: 81 BOO. 900.
The following gentlemen were appoint.
ed Director. Of The Principal Bank for The
wear, VIZ: Duncan Cameron. WI.
ban Pearee, John II. Byan. Geo. w.
Charles Manly, Allied Jones. So (
Raleigh Regiaer.
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sl75,i02 81
/" NEVER SURRENDER "

Among the many sentenlious sayings OF
brave men in war, that uttered by Dutch
General stands pte.emlnent. HIS Roman
oppopent told him Il would be useless 20
hold out, as he held the key to all his sup
plies; whereupon the brave llollander SAID
" If all else fail, we will feed upon our lett
arms aud fight with our night, rather Than
Weld to tyrants."
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AN mExrRAr DIVIDEND.

We lcatn from the Albany Argus that
the directors Of the Bank OF Auburn pre-
sent az New Years glf 10 the sioekhol'
ders of that institution an extra dividend
Of one hundred dollars, or ihy per ceGt
on the capital stock Of the Bank. Such
an INSTANCE Of success IN the management
Of bank ia almost without parallel, and
reflects great credit on the directors Tor
their safe, ludicious aud faithful manage
men, Of the interests conlded to ,heli
charge.
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WORTH THINKING or.

The three greatest champions OF the
last war with Great Britain, SAYS the
louisville journal" were llenry Clay,
John &. Calhoun aud Albert Gallatn'
These three champions ate still living and
all OF them condemn with their whole
heart. the war with MeNico' What coult
more .tik;ngly illustrate the opposite char
acicr Of the ,wn wars, 50 far as the con
due, Of our Goscnmcni is concerned.
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GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES.

An official statement made by the regis
Ter Of the Uultcd Sio'es treasury, shows
that the expenditures az the Government
COR the first qunttef Of the present fiscal
year, were els 100000.
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THE CllOLER

The Manchester Examiner, and other
British papers, anticipate another v's" oil
the As,a,lc Cholera, and advise that atlen,
ton be paid to cleanliness aid venhls''on'
,s The hes, means TO lessen its dreadful at.
,acks. or 100000 attacked in Russia,
less than 20 200 died.
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MARYLAND LEGISLATORS.

II ~ said that the presrn, Session Of the
Legislature Of Maryland, will be the last
under the old constitutional rule OF annual
sessions. Hencefoiih the sessions are to
be biennial. This fact will render neces.
ssry the election Of U $. Senator this
winter.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

A correspondent Of the Bangor wing
saws tina, Cassius M.Clay, has grown quite
gray during his stay in Mexico, and looks
twenty years older than when he left Ken,
lucky.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

A Mississippi, Editor suggests the name
of Gen. Sam. Houston for The Presidency,
and expresses the wish that he may be the
democratic candidate. Whereupon, the
i" Mobile Advertiser suggests Cap'ein
Rhyndcrs as n suitable candidate for the
Vice Presidency.
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TOAST.

Al the Pilgrim Dinner in New. Orleans
the following was given by an "ep'oufo J"
The North and South. Like ice and
wine, always best when united.
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HEAVY BLOW TO SCIENCE.

We are sorry 10 say tia, the study of
Geology, Minerology, &c,, Will hencefor,h,
N all probability, be abandoned By the
learned world. Mr.. A. Johnson, Member
Of Congress from Tennessee. ha7ing de.
clared IN his place that he had no belief in
them.
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SUPREME couaT.

The following gentlemen have bren cy.
sH,,psd by the Supreme Court, during is
presen, sitting. snd admitted TO The prac.
ice 81 the Lsw, IN tho respective Courts
|mPailoned, VIZ:
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]. G. MeDugald. BIaden county AL
|,nanj A. Mckay. William A. Stoos and
WIN. X. Slocum, Sampsor county Ralph
!. Buxton, Fayetteville John II. Murphy.
|urlc county II b. Hardy, Berthe coun.
Ry Tippoa 5. IIiughlon. Thoma. G. Man.
hing, Eisn,on; John Lyon Holmes, vii.
|mins,on; Turner W. Battle, Edgecomb
bounty l.. b. Sumner, perquimons coun-
|iy; John W. Johnson, Raleigh; Joseph
H. CarawAy snL George r. Clements,
Martin county Edward J. Warren, Bla.
den county.
4. fhe Superior conris
r. Brown Nenablr, Granville county !;
Srhsmas Richardson, Newbrfn; A. NJ.
|Brsle, ifrdeiI courty Quincy Z. Neal,
Ashe county J, \ flcming. DAVE eoun'
|p. Mood, u. snilh, PIT eannl, ) W.
|McCmkie. tnson county John H. MaaIy,
IR sleigh. = II ieigh RegiHer.
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GAME oy TEN PINS NOT TO ne BEATEN
Cant. Lock, of Savannah, made on the
2o,h ult., at Thos. g. Richardson's Alham
bra Bowling Saloon, IN that city, seventeen
successive ten strikes, counting aSo'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

PLAYING cards are so much sought after
in Russ,a, tina, the Imperial Factory OF 81
Pc,etsbureh finds sale for 44oo packs
which it produces daily, or 5.2to,ooo
year.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

" The Standard" holds up for eS.
eefa,ioa the Hon Nathaniel Boyden for
voting TO relinqush all claim upon Mexico
for Indemnity for The expenses Of this War;
bu, is dumb as an oyster about Mr.. Vcna.
bio anti other par,sans, andeavoring to
withhold FROM the People information
relative TO the celebrated "pass given
By Presiden, Polk to his friend Santa An
ma Evil deeds fear the light. Rdieigi
Register.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20
COLUMBIA. JANUARY 10.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

The Rev MIR. Parker intends, God willing, TO
preach and celebrate he communion, in s., Pc
lor's Chapel, Charlotte, on Sunday, January 23d
collection will be taken up as usual.
Jan. Is, ls4s
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COPY
CAasRGo, Nov. IA lsi7.

tAMAKGo, Nov. Ia Is11.
Ny Dear Sir: avail myself Of a no.
ment TO say word IN behalf Of your
friend. Lieut. Col. Fasg. lie, as well a,
his Colonel, has mos, nobly done his duty.
Boih have commanded my admiration, for
their zeal, activity and efficiency, in all
The duties required Of them. No two Of
ficers have more Of my confidence han
Col. Paine and Lieut.. Col Faag, and
should an opportunity offer. ] am sure
they vii do honor To themselves aud coun.
Try ~ The field Of battle.
Lieut.. CT. Faeg can give you much
valuable Information, not on, IN regard 10
his line. but The country and its supplies.
Finally, he i. IN all respects entitled to
your special notice aud kindne.s.
With the most siacsre Considerations,
Believe me to he truly vnur friend,
JOHN f.. WOOL. L ). A.
To the Hon. G.. T.. BADGrn,
Senator IN Congress,
Washington.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

NorrcE-Thc genuine rnham's Electuary has
his written signature thus OLA, Upham, NJ. u }
The hand is also done with pen. Price 81 box.
Sold. wholesale and retail by WYATT & ksTcH
AN, l2l Fulton street. Y. and by Druggist
generally throughout the U. States and Canadas.
JAMES +. GlLMER,
Agent for Charlotte n. C..
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PERMANENT SCHOOL.


ALEXAN DRIAEA CADEMY.
Necklenburg county, N. C., 10 miits No'Mof
Chariotte.
5. D. WHARTON, PRI2cirAt.
REV. II B. CUNNINGHAM, REcToR.
FatHE fifth Session Of this Institution will
Il commence on tie first Monday in January
next, under the superintendent Of the above gen
tlemen. The course Of studies adopted is such
as to prepare pupil, for admission TO the Junior
Class in any of our Colleges. Its location is as
pleasant and healthy. and as far removed from
all causes of dissipation, any in this section of
the State.
Terms.
Boarding, including washing. fuel and &c IN
ligts, per month,
Tuition.
Writing Arithmetic, English Grammar, q m
and Geography, per sess. of months, {
Algebra, Chemistry, Natura! Philosophy, I = ~
Rhetoric, Logic. &c.,
Latin and Greek Languages, IL 90
December 90, lS47. II.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

~ Mr.. Clingmau says in his speech !:
II is easy to find females far better quail.
flied to think justly on political subjects
than most men, and sometimes we find
those among them no, averse to the hustle
Of an election day."
We are acquainted with number who
do not appear to be averse to hustle on
any day.-N. T.. Argus.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

A note from Washington correspnn
dent saws the Fremont trial has already
cos, The Treasury $50 600, and that i. viii
end where i, besun.
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From the Raleigh Register.


COL. PAINE AND 1t. COL. FAGG.
We take great pleasure in laying before
our readers, the subjoined Letter from
General Wool, TO one Of our Senators in
Congress. The attempt early commenced
apd steadily continued BY Loco Foco Edi.
tors, in this State, to mis,epresent the con.
duet aud delame the character of Col.
Paine 10 encourage a spirit Of discomfort
and INSTRUMENTATION in tire North Carolina
Regiment, and thus to disgrace the State,
IN order 10 crafty wanton feeling of
causeless naignly against our excellent
Governor, and the Colonel and Lieutenant.
Colonel appointed by him, render the pub.
LEGATION of this letter an act Of justice to
the Governor, TO the two Officers, and TO
the Wings of the State. We invite the
attention Of our readers. To the full and de.
cided terms Of appreciation 10 which Gen.
Wool expresses himself, and We doub, not,
the approval OF that honorable and lHielli.
gent man, and experienced and gllant OF.
iicer, will, IN the Judgment OF all impartial
men, outweigh the clamoruus caunuiation
of whole legion Of vinGiciive part zIn
Editors.
We learn that entire satisfaction now
prevails in our Regiment. Officers and
men are content With their Colonel, aud
are convinced that he has acted through.
out all The difficulties that have occurred,
as was best for the character Of the Curps.
aud the honor OF the State and, that there
is mol in Mexico, better drilled, more
sober, orderly, or ellicicul Volunteer Rcsi.
mcnl than ours:
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The Raleigh Register, Of Saturday 9Th
We are happy TO announce that
our Jail rs tenaniless, there not being a sin.
gle individual within us walls. This speaks
well for the Metropolitan county Of the
State"
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ECLIPsES IN ie46.

There will be six-four OF the sun, and
two Of the moon. March 9Th, a partial
eclipse Of the sun, visible. March 10 b, a
total eclipse of the moon, partially visible.
April Sd. eclipse Of the sun, invisible. Au.
gust 2sth, another eclipse Of the sun, invisi.
bic. Sept. l2;h, a total eclipse of The
moon, visible. Sept. 9Th, eclipse Of The
sun, Invisible.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

The newspaper is a Law lock for the in
ioent, sermon for the thoughtless, Ii.
,rafy for the poor; i, may stimulate the
most md asfeut, it may Instruct the most
,Io.oCud.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

The cap,al invested in The cotton man.
uiac'ure in England was stated at re,
cent meeting 10 Liverpool 10 amount to
$3.50 100000 and the espor, Of cotton
goods had exceeded Sl25 900, 000 per
anaum.
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MISSION TO ROME.

|, is stated by the New York Herald as
highly probable that an Ambassador OF the
highes, rank will be sent from this country
10 the Court OF Rome, and tina, Chief jus.
uce raney may be the ambassador with the
usual ou'fl Of $4,000 and salary Of $4,000.
No, long since, two sailors, passing By
'alor's shop, observed tailor at work,
With his waisicoat patched with different
colors OF cloth, wtcn one Of the tafs cried
cut to the other, "Lpok ye Jack, did you
e fer see 80 many sro,s Of cabbage gro" on
one stump btfoie I"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

W The Philadelphia Bulletin announ.
COS defalcaion in the U. S. Mint in that
city. Randall Hutchinson, who has been
employed Us a Clerk in The establishment,
since lsi0, has absconded, having emhez.
zled abou, $4,000 Of the funds entrusted
10 his charge.
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NEGROES
V:f.S"TED!
CASH FOR NEGROES

FHNIIE subscriber wishes to purchase a number
II of LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES, suita.
bic for the southern Market. Persons having
property of the above description to dispose Of
will find it to their advantage to make early ap-
plication to him, as he is paying tho Highest
Market Prices IN Cash. He will also pay the
highest prices for Mechanics. Amy communities.
ton addressed 10 Jas. A. Sader, Charlotte, or the
subscriber al Salisbury will be attended to.
E. MYERS.
Salisbury, July 90, " c., ls47. 43tf
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MNOtice.

KNllE members of the Meck.nburg Guards
- will assemble at Blrnet's Spring, on the "a
Saturday in February, at O O'Clock, A. NJ. A
full attendance is desired. by order
S. J. LOWRIE, OS
Jan. 10, ls4s. Is
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CNRNELIuS SPIR.

FGaEMoSr, Rerk Co. Mass Nov, %, le4T.
The above certificate tells simple and truthful
story of suffering and relief, Of which as physi.
c,n and witness in the case, cheerlully endorse
DIR CHAPMAN.
New York, Nov. 2. 1871.
MEssss. Ws.rr & kErcHAM:
Gents--I am constrained 10 give you state.
men, of the benefit | have derived from using DR..
Upham's Electuary, in a case of piles, believing
by so doing, ! shall render a benefit TO those who
are suffering from that troublesome disease. was
reduced for several years by the Piles, SO much
that it WAS with great difficulty for m. to walk or
attend to my business. | also suffered from other
diseases which were extremely troublesome. and
" ich am pleased TO say. two boxes ofthe Flee.
tuaty entirely removed and that my health is bet
ter now than it has been for many years. II has
done me and my family since more good. and with
less expense. than all the physicians to whom
have applied, or medicine thai haze used. | re
| main s,il in perfect health. Your obedient ser.
want, NELSON NEWTON,
go Spring 5, cor. Reuwick.
Nrw YoRk, Nov Is, lSi7.
MHssns. WYATT & kErcH,M:
Gcn,lemeu-I consider it duty which no,
only owe 10 you, but to my fellow. beings to srea /
in praise of DIR, Upham's Ecctuary medicine
which | think has saved my life, and restored INT
10 full health. For several years, was afflicted
with Piles, together with Dyspepsia, and gencr
al arrangement of the system. employed dif
fercnt physicians with no good result. and they a
las, told me they could do no more for me, an
said that must die. thus had given up all hope
of ever having my health restored, until Gale
to mind tho benefits that nephew of mine in Phi
Iadelphia tBenjsmin PercivaD had derived in
severe case of chronic Gysentery, by you, med
cine, that purchased box, which, TO NV SUI
prise, after taking few Doses | received gres
: relief and thank God, by continuing its use, al
restored to perfect health.
MRS. SARAH T. AMES.
l42 Mercer street.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-01-20

Why is soldier dishonest Because
he's incllued TO steel.