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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
LANCASTER, Friday, May 70. l8lo.


Sales 500 bush. Corn at32c, and Of Oats at 25t
per Ja. Receipts continue light.
BaeOn.-Priees Of best kinds remain firm
We quote sales of 26 casks, a iaie beioO prime
al for Hams, 44c; Sides 3Ic; and Shoulders al
2ac per Dj siG casks at 3GD4c and 4405c.
Baher.- Very Hhie doing. -Saics Of fen
small lots at l3Ol5c per ID. according 10 quality
SeedS.-Market dull. For cloVer $3,47. limo.
thy $3.50, and far 75c, are The present railing
rates.
GrOcerics.-Sales on Saturday were eonfaed
TO small lots, as toliows: Sugar By hid. 43051;
MOia'ses 2Sc; Cc6ee 9i0S4, as in quality.
CLEVELAND, May 8.
Sales yesterday afternoon 300 bush. wLea,
l044c. To-day 600 bush oats 29c; $50 66is mess
pork $3.50; so do, Corning" ~hiskey l8c; 70
do. .fae salt $1,3O.
Now York Cattle Market.
The following telegraph despatch was received
on Wednesday morning last, after our paper was
issued:-Scito Gazette.
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Notice.

NyHEREAS my wife Elizabeth has left
w my bed aud board without any just cause
or proyocnton, this is 10 forwarn all persons from
trusting Or harburing her on my account as am
determined 10 pay no debts Of her contracting
from and alter this date
JOHN MOORE
AprI27, l34s. s3wJ2
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medicine as 10 uesplse TINS advIce let II be used
Immediately on pain beug ielti no matter where
it may be, whether in the head or feet, whether
it be in the back or abdomen, whether arising
from external OF internal causes, use the Brand
reths Pills. and rely upon it that the pain will 60
the body will be restored to health rs soon ma
tlre has received sufficient ASSISTANCE from thsir
effect
The quantity ofimpure humors discharged from
the body by the action of the BHndreths Pills, is
repaced in the course of q few hours with new
and pure blood, by the digestion Of a moderate
meal. By purging the bsdy with this medicine
tie whole mass Of blood becomes entirsly puri-
fed aud regenelated.
That the bloodis the life of the body, l presume
is undisputed therefore shall say that il being
the SEAT of LIFE, it must also be the seat OF dis
ease. Ii disease be i'll the blood, we should alb
stract the disease only, not the blood 1t is the
impurities which must be removed by purgation
to secure our health in all states of the weather.
in all situations, and in all climates. Tho blood.
like good spirit, is always trying TO benefit the
body by its struggles TO expel impurities. Bat it
is not capable to effect its own purifcation at all
times: To do this it must often have assistance.
When the blood is loaded with impurities, espe.
cially in this climate, the consequences may be
fatal, provided the bloud 70 not purified at once.
and this is sure to be effected il Brundreths Pills
are used.
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for 2S
cts per box, at DR.. b. Brandreths Principal Office.
24l Broadway New York.
(C5- Beware Of fGouslrrleils!!! The following
ale The only authorized Aseuls lor the sale Of the
geauine Brandrelh Pills Ia fairfield csruty
REiNMuNp SoN 4 BEcx, Lancaster, Joseph Glenn
ent. RoyaIt,n, Peter Weissr, Green Castle, Israel
Gregg, LytAopois, J.B. Evans, WiSsL'stsr Peer
Shaver, Oakiand,J j.. II. eundennss .4mandd, d.
Beery, Sugar Grove, AshpaiRh y Beery, breDieH,
cha,s G.; Wilson & Co., Rnshriiie, Jesse Leosne',
| b eat Rushpille, r. Breck, Carroll N. J.. Bowen,
Piekenngtor, Cox & Read, Baltimore, rhllp
liam, Pieasantcilis. /. B. & {. Padlsn, Saie"s,
Joeob Keluer, .kfitiers7ort.
Lancaster, May S, leas. i"o1'
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Window Blinds.

VTENETIAN SLAT of all widths aud coors
' Also, Green, Straw colord ans figured the
Boston narrow Stat, together with u complete
stock of elegant Transparent It7Hdow Shades, 10
be had at the Val Paper Saloon of
A. McFADDEN.
Zanesyle March 81, l348 2m47
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" I'm OYAL.
sTANBERY & VAN TRUMP,
ATTORNEYS atLaw.

AVE removed their Office 10 Mr.. Ewing.
j i Brick Buildings, Immediately over The
Clerks Office, Main Street.
May 8, 1913. 6w5a
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To Horse! To IIOrse!!

NNHE Pleasnntville Horse Thief detecting Com.
~ pany are hereby requested to meet at Pleas
awhile. on
Friday the 26th day OF May next,
at o'clock P. M. A general attendance is re-
quested as business of importance will be trans
acted, The Pleasantve Band and persons in the
surrounding vicinity are invited 10 attend.
.5.s4 SAMUEL HlTE Chairman.
JoKS c. HAMPsoE Sec. tiH
May S, 1913. paid 81, 3w52
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Fashionable TAILoRs and CLOTHIERs.
SHOP-One Door East Of Refer e. Kut-'S
Store. good tit warranted in all cases.
Lancaster, April %, 1913 81
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TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
NV YnRk. Mnv 9.
CATTLE MARKET ON MONDAY

There were sixteen hundred Cattle in market
selling from So to $3.50. There will be 2OOC
Cattle next week. WILLIAM IL. DELTON.
Brighton (BostOn) Cattle Market,
On Monday week there were 1875 beef cattle
and 1860 swine. Beeves sold at prices ranging
as foows-extra at $7i; first quality at S630s74
second do at $G064. and third at so ~ lGOlbs
Swine sold at wholesale at 5064 cents y pound
AS To quality.
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gA Cincinnati artists is painting a
splendid banner, to be presented to the
German State that first declares for a
Republic.
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To be drawn in Alexandria, Virginia, May27, 184e
(Under the snperntendanee Of Commissioners

Tickets $l5-Shares in Proportion.
CLARKE is responsible for all money sent to
him by mail, and will receive the notes of all sol.
vent Banks OF the United States
Address postage free,
eY7J0HN NJ. CLARKE, Richmond. Va.
Nav 5, l848. SO
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Bamk sIOck for NaIe.

10y virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Ccuri Of
- Fairfield County. Ohio. in tile case Of vii.
nam King and Flora Deshler and others, u.s. jacob
BECK, Administrator Of e, King. deceased. aud
others, the undersigned as Special Master Com.
missioner, viii expose 10 sale by public vendue
at The Couf House Door in said connty, on
Saturday the IOih day Of jane, Is4s.
between the hours Of 10 o'clockA N. and 4. PM
THiRTY-SIX SHARES, fully paid ~, Of the ca.
piri Stock Of the Lancaster Ohio Bnnk--or which
Shares Tvtnty.fre staud on the Books of said
Bank, in the name Of William King. now decess.
ed. and EiereA ia the name Of the late firm Of W
& {. King.
Terms Of sale, Cash in hand
JACOB BECK, SPECIAL
Master C0mmIsstoner
May 4, 1919. 5w52
ALSO-At tie same time and place the under
signed as Administrator Of the Estate of Christian
hne. deceased will expose to sale 10 the highes
bidder for cash FOURTEEN SHARES of the Ca
PIial Stock IN said Lancaster Ohio Bank, standing
on tue Books Of said Bank in the name of Christ.
ian King JACOB BECK. Ad1plor
~ Z. King, dceeased, wih lie va ANNEXED
May ), 134S. 5w5a pf 50
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HEADS UP And HATS ON
JUST RECEXV ND. nv
vi. SM ALLEY.

FNROM New York, the LATEST
IL STYLES Of BEAVER, SATIN g -
BEAVER, SILK aud MOLESKIN V I
c ~ S G g DA [
of the BEST QUALITY. Also, all R(T0asA
kinds of CLOTH, OILSILK and
GLAZED CAPS of the latest styles. Also, Hats
of our own manufacture from ONE DOLLAR to
the HIGHEST PRICES.
Country Merchants and others can be supplied
at the shortest notice
Call aud see for yourselves--lhis Store is oppo
site the "TaIlmadge House," at the sign of the
GOLDEN HAT. NJ. SAlALLEY
Lancaster. May 70, 1348. lf
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ENAMILY GROCERIES, Such as Cof
ID fee, Rice, Molasses, Chocolate, Teas, Loaf
aud N o. Sugar, &C., all Of the very finest quail
ties, just received and for sale by
BURY & BECK.
Lancaster, May S, 1848. 81.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12

]l5Ifte~ ~ Nt'l 'ltt'@ NV"H1'
Percival Il Van Fosseu, Lancaster; J. II. Sun
derman, Amanda; James Claypool, Salem; Israel
Grigg, LilhOPolis; Jesse LeOhner. WeaRushviLe;
David Beery, Sugar Grope; W. Humrghaus,
GreeReasHr; Elijah Kalb, Eaa Rushriiie; Philip
Hane. PieasaHtgilie.
~ Offices devoted exclusively to the sale OF
UTigit's Indian Vegetable Pills Wholesale and
retail 1863 Race ST. Philadelphia; 28S Greenwich
street New York; and 1873 fremont st, Boston.
April 90, l8iS. 3m3S.
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s. 8 8. O O @!
$11,OOOw 10 Of $2,OOOM!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For EndOwing tie Lees6urg Academy and for
other purposes.
CLASS No. 90, FOR 1913.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, May 20, 184S
as Number Lottery-sI3 Drawn Ballots.

9,7O5 Prizes, s,....-....A Amounting to $40, 200
Tickets $l0-Shares IN proportion.
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LOOK Out Tor Couhterfe1tS.
Some are cOatad wuh sugar; others are made IN
resemble in outer sppealsncr, the original article.
The safest course is 10 purchase from The agents
only. one or more of uhom will be found in every
town and county in the STATE.
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SMITH & TONG.

Lancaster, April28, l8l8. j
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April Z, l648.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-07-05
WESTERN ELOQUENCE.

The following are extracts IRON Inc
speech of the Rev. Mr.. Magoon, OF Clnc'n'
naii, made at the anniversary of the Baptist
Bible Society on the l4lh INST, IN New
York:
|, seems strange TO me that we scrape
every cent we can reach TO send the gospel
10 our very aulipodes, and forget those " no
come to our land to make their homes. 10
the Catholics build schools and colleges
We nav do the same. lie, US meet them
IN kindness aud philanthropy, IN d'scusslon'
and win them. Should Catholic build on
one corner OF my house, an lnhdel ON an'
other, and Jew 10 front, when came
forth from my morning devolions | would
say good day to each, and pray that God
would bless them all. When another
sneaker told of the persecution Of BaP.ls's
BY the French King, he might have gone
lauber-he might have told how man
rose in Paris and ba,,led nobIy and success
fully for their cause. and that man was
foreigner every whefe--it was Ctem'euS
the Jew--subsequch'ly called, in the Prov
,deuce Of God, to be Minister Of Justices II
10 our privilege to give all men freedom to
worship God. II they are ID error, W
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Miscellaneous.
WONAN'S WILL
or, TIE NEW PALfRY

IRON rte cLEsaS or L.NoruN.
Sir H,eo had reached his iifnesh yeat
|nmolestcd by any passion save an arden
|rc for the noNlug goblet. insiead Of love
.-ages hi, delight was IN tournaments
hence he slsays returned victorious. a
eug,h he vas thrown from the saddle o
i indifference, by the beatdless tllicf
.1st lie saw Angelica, The fares, mai
en- Of The land, forgot his grey hairs. ant
uulndiul Of The lncongtuiiy OF an unor
,lseea May aud December, led her 10 tho
opnal Fortunately, Angelica vas mod
ST +. he aos fair, end her firm virtue re
ul'cd the numerous butterflies that swatm
toaad lie opening ii}se,s OF the beauty
r Hugo knew the tired virtue Of his con
o., sud therefore was she TO han dear
10 precious as the apple Of his eye.
Oue morning, he rode cut 10 pay sisl
ncshbofIug bfo,het.ln arms his hon.
81 squire, Comrade, uo'tlng after hlm -
,arcely had they projected half way
hen the suigh, suddenly stopped, aus
BID
Come here, Comrade; mos, torment
p thought has Just occurred TO me. TIN:
the very day tina, Father Nicholas CONES
The castle TO say mass Tor my dear wIie
ID myself, aud Om mol at all inclined
have him Ia my Obodc during my ab
tace so gnllop back, aad desire your lady
my name, not TO admit the priest"
Comradc paused and shook his head, o:
10 doubt, aud replied, Excuse me, no,
. sr but, perhaps, the lady Angelica
leu 10 her own discretion, will do What
on wish
"A curse on your perhaps" exclaimed
20 knight; "l make oil sure BY giving
le otdefn
DO you ,hiuk so !" replied the squire
40" | ~ my simplicity, believe exactly
contrary. Take the advice of your
lhu sctyen, for once 10 your life. Let
Ng' lako their course, and give no or.
Is upon so delicate point"
"A hg upon your deIicacy !" replied Sir
aso, aagriy; "what absurd iaoc,es
~ have 60, in your head to-day. Do you
ok an hours ride back task So very
dIOus I"
"oh, II |, comes 10 that, sill" reloined
00radc, 81 have 10 more to say" lie
spurs 10 his horse, and rode back TO tho
lsile.
A
angelica saw hun galloping up, md
'Vd' IN terror, from tho window, --"whal
trough, you back in such husic Has
y scclden, happened TO my lord !"
None whatever, gracious LADY," an.
eted Comradc, but the noble knight
"spPTehensive lha, come accident nigh.
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NUMBER 80.
Madame Laninrfine.

teller lfOm Paris 10 The Manchester
Examiner, which we find 10 the Harbinger,
contains great deal Of CURIOUS information
IN regard 10 the religious orders of France,
reminding one strongly Of the times Of the
Port Royal. We give the following para.
graph about Madame Lsmarilne's ccnnec.
ton with these orders.
The power OF woman will egan be visi.
BILE in the republic, es under the monarchy.
but here 1, will BE- exercised for good-lor
the religious orders will most likely be en-
tirely in favor OF the Lamar,Ine party, in
consequence Of The feryOr and religious
activity Of his wife. This lady, ~ho is an
English woman, was possessed Of conside-
rable property, and the old story which
never fails 10 follow the marriage Of poets
and men Of celebrity in general, is told of
her union with Lanarllne. 1t 10 said, |
know not with wha, pre,snsion TO truth,
that Madame de Lamartine, whose maiden
name was Birch, (of Indian connsction,)
when no longer III The frs; bloom of youth,
became passlonaely enamored Of the poet,
from the perusel of hi. = Msdita,ions," a.
lone, and had for sometime nursed this
sentiment in secret, when having been ap-
prlsed, by newspaper account, Of the en-.
barrassed state OF his affairs, and Of the
necessity Of calling a meeting Of his cred
ltors, she Immediately wrote to him with
an offer of the loan OF the whole Of her
fortune, ncondtionally, and with the small
est possible reserve for her own ,mmedi-
ate wants. 1t appeared tina, Lamartine
was so touched at this proof Of generosity,
that he Immediately Sc, out 10 throw HIM
self a, the feet Of his benelac,ress, and,
chemin fui,ant rejecting perhaps, that
such unsought interest could have lis main
spring in one sentiment alone, he gener-
: ousy resolved 10 make her an offer of his
hand and heart, evidently considering with
that peculiar self.es.eem for which all pc.
els are so remarkable, the sacrifice he was
, making as perfect equivalent for that
which The lady had voluntarily laid at his
: feet. The pair were soon after married,
. the fortune of the BRIDE amply repairing
every breach which youthful extravaganza
had made in that of her husband. 1t was
during the honey moon, and while the
happy couple were enjoying the tranquil
" and solitude OF their chateau, that the
. conversion Of Madame de Lamar,ine 10
Romanism was effected, by the simple elo.
d quence of the village priest, whose church
o as lady of the manor, she had thought il
5 her bouuden duty TO attend on Sundays, in
e spite of her difference Of creed. Like all
. neophytss, her ardor soon surpassed that
; Of her spiritual master, and she has ever
since been remarkable for her religious
enthusiasm, and her unceasing persever-
ance in the pursuit Of good and holy works
among which her patronage of the reli-
gous orders ha. stood foremost This has
been like bread cast upon The waters, and
is now returning in the form mos, pleasing
10 her ewes.
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THE NEW ZEALANDER AND THE
MISSIONARY.

Amongst the earlier missionaries who
visited New Zealand, one gentleman, Mr..
-, vas distinguished alike for his zeal
in the good cause, and the success with
which his efforts were attended. His most
promising pfosely,e was one Of the native
chiefs; this man was constant IN his atlen
dance whenever Mr.. - performed d.
vino service, listened to his sermons with
the deepest interest, and was altogether
considered a very satisfactory convert
All at oncs. h. beha viour underwent a com
plete change; he absenled himself from the
prayer meetings, appeared morose and de.
lec,ed, aud gave sullen answer 10 any
question as 10 his altered conduct. At
length Mr.. - sent for him, and after
some trouble elected tina, be was very un.
happy.
Unhappy !" exclaimed the good mis-
.ionary, "and wherefore 7"
Me come 10 hear you preach, you make
me Christian, you tell me say prsyers-all
very good.
"WelI why should this make you IN
happy !"
"Wait bi,-you say Christian man on.
Iy have one wife. Now me got trot You
say, tina, very wicked; ~ha. me to do with
'cm, Oh !"
THIS was what is commonly termed a
poser and the worthy missionary was d
first somewhat at loss wha, advice to be.
stow. After few moments consideration,
he replied:-
"lt appears 10 me. that in the situation
in which you are unfortunately placed, the
only thing TO be done is for you to deter.
nine to which Of your wives you are mos,
deeply attached. and then pu. the other
away"
"Put her away :"
Yes, pu, her away; Of course taking
care tina, she shall not want for anything
II is yoar duty to provide for her properly.
Do you understand me y
The chief signifed that he did so, and
took HE leave with many expressions Of
gratitude. A short time elapsed, when he
again sough, Mr.. -, and greeting him
with a countenance beaming with content.
ment aud intense seIfapprovsI, began
Me happy now
81 am glad to hear it" was the reply, I
q have you acted upon my advice, then ]"
"Yes, only got one wife now"
"Qulte right; and the other, how have
on provided for her -
There was pause ere the chief, with
The air of man who had done something
decidedly clever, and felt sure Of applause,
replied, with chuckle Of self.approba:ion-
"Me cat her !"
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MOONS PHASES.
POETR Y.
!. rnr DAYS TnAr ARE SO MORE.

IliL DAYS THAT AXE No MORE
rrcm The PriHerts." Tennysen's nes Poem
just published.
Let zone ono sing 10 Ne; ligh,licr move
r., inmates Gcdgei with music :" and maid.
~ ihess beside her, sno,e her harp aud sang
| Ts.u, Idle ,esFs, know not What thcy mean
/ I-lis from The depth Of sune divine despair
!Hs 10 tho hesrt, and gather TO ,hc ewes.
| lsssing on tho happy Au,umn. fields.
irS thinking Of The days that are no more
Fssih IS the frat beam eliieting on sail.
IRA, bfitr. cur friends up from The under GRID
kaa a. the last which redlsns over one
J ha, ,iuks with all NO loss below tie verge;
Q ed. 80 fresh, tins Gays that are no more
| Ah, sad and strange h.. in DARK summer dawns
! h. esfls.; PIPE OF haliawaken'd birds
10 DYING ears. ~hen unto d, ing eyes
hs easement slowly growsa gi,rnmrfsns sqnsfC
. nd, ss strange. ths DAY. that are 40 rnass
Dtar ~ remsmbsr'd ki..s, sNer death.
AZ ,wret az those by hopeless fancy feiEned
10 bps that arc FOR Sthsrs: deep as love,
tsp a, if,t love. snd Wild With all rogre,
i,sta ia Li.o the days that are no mote"
Il ended with such passion that tie tear.
hs ,sns o. shook aud fell an cfrlug pearl
~ IN bet bosom.
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may pity them, but We should never abuse.
Bu, the creates, obstacle TO be removed 10
de!uncs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS con
gealed. Some men came TO the West who
had the odor Of sanct,ty, who had perhaps
been active class leaders on this side Of The
mountains, but they had left all the Chris.
''an hea, they ever had behind lhem-ihey
we're volcanoes burn, out. They would
stop IN some devoted place and settle down,
The select wheat of Gods harvest, predes
tlna,ed from oil eternity TO 81, 10 their 10.
ierDal szness while the world was perish
ing around them. They are the fossil re-.
mains of Pharaoh's lean kline; possessed OF
ris inertd almos, sufficient to stop the
wheels Of that chario, of Mercy, and ban.
Ish every ray Of his glory from man.
! In reference TO the kind Of preachers 70.
celved q, the West, be said:
The education soaked in from the ou,
side, like a Thomsonisn bath, is useless
there. There is no field for such preach
ers. Blackboard knowledge and La,iu
roots, emptiness 10 the head, green glasse.
over the eyes, dyspepsia in the stomach
and diploma in his hand, do no, sui. the
peope-.hey want wha, the Scotch called
gump'ion they wan. men like Ring
gods flying artillery, who know how ,o
load and FIRE in the hottest Of The fight
There is no need 10 wait for church ts
call pastor in the West; he can call BIZ
church himself. With n loo csh,o for ,
ves,ty, he can have around him a cathe
dral whose arches were wrought, AM
wreathed, whose roof was adorned in ,h,
way the temples Of Greece never knew
the blue sky is visible through its dome
the setting sun streams 10 between its pill
lars, and there in g,rb as simple as th'
sublime truth he lells, lie can preach tn,
Word OF Life ; there 10 no need of the I'm,
linen IN double quantity under, lineI
over his garmen,--he will no, want ,w'
shirts.
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KNOWLEDGE.

One of the most agreeable consequences
Of knowledge is the respect and importance
which /, communicates to old age. Men
rise in character often as they increase in
wears; they are venerable from wha. they
have acquired, aid pleasing from wha. they
can impar,. With uneducaled women
when youth is gone all is gone. A NO.
man mus. talk wisely or look well. Every
human being must put up With the coolest
civllty, who has neither the charms Of
youth. nor the wisdom Of age Sidney
Smith.
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VOLUME XVIET.7
]. l.. BADGER, Editor.
Il. j. uOLTON,
Proprietor and Publisher.


NEW TERMS.
TWO DOLL AIRS per annum 10 advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if payment
be delayed three months; and THREE DOL.
LARS il no, paid until the close of the year.
Fiaiterine offers 10 Clubs.
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RATHER A MISTAKE.

An apo,hecary's boy was lately cent tc
leave a, one house box Of pills, and a, an
other six live fowls. Confused on the way
he left the pills where the fowls should have
gone, and the fowls at the pill place. The
folks who received the fowls were astonish.
ed a. reading the accomplishing directions,
-" swallow ohe every two hours"
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CHARLOTTE. NC. JULY -, 1s4S

gelIca's pleasant ride upon Sultan 10 be
convinced that i. has los. none Of ito ,isor
10 the descent"
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N Jdrtrtisfmfnfs insffifd az One U0Il9r pff
,qrars. &c lines or isss. this sized tpye.l for tAe
frst insertion. and % rents for zach confirm
ace. Court sdpniis,mt.fs and Sherif's Saies
tlGgsd % per cent higher; and a deduction Of
50. ptr cent. ,riH BE- made from me fsgutsr pr
e,s, for elru,issrs BY tn ysar. AdveHisemtais
issrrted NEATLY or quarterly 81 per square for
eeib time. Semi-monihly IS eents per square
isT saeA time.
81 Postmasiers are respectfully requested to
sct a. Agents.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-07-05
Sheridan made his appearance one day

Sheridan made his appearance one day
in pair OF new boots; these attracting the
notice Of some Of his friends. =" Now guess.
said he, "how | came by these boots p
Many probable guesses took place. "No,"
said Sheridan, "no, you've no. bit it, nor
never w,ll.-l bought, and paid for them"
Zone word more and have done. "
How we dread to hear lhis expression from
the lips ola speaker at public mselings. lt's
always sure sligo that no 10 bracips up for
a fresh Start ankee Blade,