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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-08

Come out here and I'll lick the whole
ON you. as the boy said. ven he seed bot
tie full Of sugar sticks in shop window.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-12-08

A Wood chopper is always polite man
when he wants wood he goes and arsi
for H.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-12
ARnlylL.OF THE
Ek}S.
Steamer y aa Canada.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamer Canada, from Liverpool,
arrived at Halifax on Tuesday morning,
making The passage in less than ten DAYS.
The Eng.is market for breadsruil, was
frmer, and higher prices paid the cotton
t:ade languid, without any change in pri.
ces. The weather had been very wt-
The poiatoc rot in ireland was increasing
in several districts, bot. had not become
general. The cholera was on the decline.
Since ats commencement IL, 900 persons
bad died in London.
From france there appears 10 be no in.
trlkgeDce Of importance. The cholera
seems to have disappeared from Paris
The conspiralors Of June are To have their
trial at Versailles on The | OH this month.
The Pope remaioed al Naples, and had
40 intention Of gong Ia Rome at present.
The Dutch Minister hud resi- sned en-
saasse. and their resignation had been ac.
copied by he King. The circu instances
which led to this step have not i,anspired.
From Hungary we learn that Pctcrwar.
dem SURRENDERED 10 the impa1al forces on
the Jih ulIino. Comnn .,il' held out,
ond the siege force was 10 be largely IL.
creased With view 20 lis vigotous reduc.
Z M by bombardnrni. II was tumorcd at
Wears ihm Gen BEN. mad fallen into the
hands Of the Russians, and that some Of
the HGngasian DIFFERS had been pu, to
seilh- Rossia and Austria had demand.
ed Of the Government Of Turkey the sur
schder Of The llunsa ian chiefs. who had
taken refuge IN that territory, but he Sol.
tan, after consultation with his Ministers,
refused TO comply with the .
druard. tci The conseqncects be wha. they
might.
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TIE ELL OF EXCHANGE.

The following incident is such one a,
will call forth the admiration Of sill. |,
occurred ia New York. and the gentleman
who appears 10 so much advantage in il is
we'll knosn in Wall street;
Mr.. WIS an Epgllshman and n Qua.
ker. lie has realized handsome fortune
IN business, and has now retired, spends
yearly his whole income in benevolent ob.
jecis, and hts merit is not lessened by the
quiet and unobiIusve manner in which he
effects his purposes. Some years since
young gentleman came out from Eng.
land to Ne" loik for the purpose OF go.
ing into 6usnes SO sand into the same line
"i GUINNESS in which Mr.. W. then vas
The young Englisbman brough letters Of
introduction TO Mr.. W., who Immediately
gave him all the assistance aud counsel he
needed to render his sue cess in business
sure. After he had been in business some
time, the young gentleman, who was Qua
ker also, had occasion TO remit funds to
the amount Of 81 900 or SIS 900 to Eng.
land, and seeing bill of exchange for q.
bout the sum advertised, he went to Mr..
w. aud asked him If it were good. He
told him al once it was SO, and the young
merchant purchased il and sent,it TO Eng.
land. But when it arrived there it was
not accepted and The loss fell Of course
upon The Young merchant.
George," said he, ibid thee not buy
bill ri jeremiah some time since 7"
" Yes, SIR"
Was the bill. accepted 7"
" No, sir"
"Gcor.e, did thee buy ,hu, bill at my
Recommendation
F" asked thee about it,"
Would lhee have bought ii, had not
told lhce it vas good
No; | don't think | should"
We'll, George, ! want thee 10 give me
thai bill"
The young man give him the Il. lie
vent 10 his own store, calculated the a. o.,
OF exchange Of The time when the
bill was drawn, added.inleres, up to date,
and drew his check for the " hole amount,
" hich he sent 10 thls young friends store.
The bill remains to this div unsati fled
By the drawer. Occasional instances of
his kind, aud an unyaryng practice or
fuly christina virtues, have placed tie
sociely Of Friends, our most respected
;itlzens !. Courier.
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IMPORTANT INVENTION.

The n. y. Bee, states tina, two gentle
men Of that city have invented machine
inrdry ing cotton, which bids fnlr'olmprove
the quality and increase of,ha, staple. II
this machine shall fulfill tho inventors oh.
jeci, cation may be dried at seasons when
rain precludes the possibility OF employ 'og
the scafoid for that pu, pose, and even du'
ring heavy rains, two HUNDRED and fifty
pounds may bc dried in an hour. The ex'
pense Of the machine Is said TO be tI'ti'ns
y can be made 10 operate with hall horse
power, aud u simple leather baud attached
,o,he mill, aud regulated by one man vii
Splice 10 keep Up It's action.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-12
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES ~ N. YORK,

A calami,ous fire kruke out on FRIDAY
night, al Jihnspns stables, located between
Fifteenth and Slxeeuth streets, near the
Tenth usgnue. Notwithstanding the mos
strenuous excrllons on the part Of the fire.
men, in consequence OF the buildings being
q. wo d, a d sas,fous loss of property IN
live stuck was caused by the catastro-
pho. There wee IN the stables al The
time 600 COWS OF which $50 only were
rescued; fifteen horses also persisted N the
flames. In addition 10 which man aud d
woman became victims 10 the desoutIng
element, the Turner named James kigan,
residing IN Factory street, IN attempting
To save some OF his cattle, became suii ,ca.
tel the woman, who VAS also burnt to
death, lived in an adj 'inlng shan'y. There
Was runner that three b"yswote missing,
bu, il lac ked confirmation. II was the op'n
iuu Of the Coroner, at the inquest on the
budlcs OF the deceased. tina, the stables
warcwllfuiy SO, on fire. The loss, amour.
ting liom $4,000 TO 81 {, 900, will be severe.
" felt, as none of the owners Of the cows
were insured.
4 destructive Fl broke gu, IN Williams.
burg, New York, on SaIu dry evening,
bout nine o'clock. |, originated III sta.
BILE at tho shipyad Of Patterson, Perrine
g. Slack, foot Of North Second street, aud
communicated to sheds and large quaint
,y of timber most Of which was destroyed.
There were also three horses burnt, aud
considerable injury caused 10 firstc'as'
ship on the stocks, ready for planklng. =
From the shipyard The flames extended ic
block Of three brisk dwelling houses ad
jriuing. which. together with one on the
opposite side, were destro, ed. 10 one .
these houses there was an a,lary OF eieh
hundred Cauaries. Keith & lockwood !
saw mills, as well as u quantity al lumber
woe a'so consumed. The total loss ct pro
perry IL il estimated eanno, lsll much shor
ofSiQ0, 900. THIS fire ~ believed to hav
bceu the work Of an incendIary. Ne'
York Post.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-12
THE MORMON CITY.

The City &C the Mormons aud its yicin.
iiy, near Sal, Lake. have lweny thousand
inhabitants. The Ci,y u situated south OF
the SaIt Lake, IN valley twenty miles
VIDE, surrounded on larec sides b, tall
ranges of noun NJ, capped with snow
on the fourth .ide IS the lake. The city
IS LAID Il N halt mile squares, without tim.
her, exception tie side Of The mountains.
81 writes Il. X Lewis, E,q.. formerly Of
Gla,gow, MIs.oIii, Who reached the Nor.
mon clly N jul, last, on his way 10 CiIif, r.
uia.
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List or LSffefS
B EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Charlotte,
h@ n. e.. on the 30lh September, lo49:

ES ENAINlNG in the Post Office al Charlotte
hN n. e. on the 30lh September. l549:
! A-Robert d Alexander, MI'es d AberGarhy
George Allen, Ro1Grna Alexander, Robt Arnold
Minerva Ahslnfer, Frederick T Alexander Ju
Mus VI Alexander.
B-Peier Brown. s c Bnvre, Brown 4 Elliott
John Billy, JOSEF h & Bell Washington Berry hin
NJ B,s,Nick Joseph T. Ba' K. Sam n Black 1
( &C % Cross. Miss Sarah Gotten. DR. J l. Cobb
VIM /. Ca,hcy, I'm Ca,hcnrt, ihos II Coleman.
Mrs. Harriet Cuoner, Col Comdl Gsih Regiment
Col Comdt 1t Regiment Volunteers
D-Dnguerrean Artist. WIN Dparmon. Josh.
ua DIniels, Philemon Dennis, A B Uuvidsou,
E-G l. Eaton, WilIism Evans.
F-Levi Feshrmsn, Miss Mary A Frew, Miss
Sarah Frew. X e flanagan.
&c Z Cause, X A t.rier .. Tkm Gnoch,
l. ab, la Grier, John Il Goriel, \ Gtuser. Sarah
II Grisr.
INV J Hariis, VIM I. Hawkins. J harris.
Israel iInsc. John VI IIuichson, Joseph Hodge 9,
Harriet Harris, George llarpo Louisa II, udersou
VIM l. llopson
J-Whlium links. J + Jones.
k--iienry II Ke DALI SanI F kyrr. IIugh
Keenan,.
M-William Morell. Ovid Nc iy. Mary.
Ann Nj . 'erv. jams u Marshall. Anderson.
Mcndenha.l, M1r,hal NJ Kelvy. Jlnes Mi,,hel,
Sam1 Mupie. Amazon Met aneY, Hugh III Mess,
James Morris, Jane NJ. Lure, Lord MtRsry. John
+ Mulwce, Anz MeGnn. DR. Charles x Mont
mefy. Mrs ty Ann Maxwell, John II Me-
Doweli NJ n Nee I'd, Il Morris.
Names NUlsn.
P John PCrs, 1hos Parker, Miss r r Pr c,
Thomas Price, John NJ Pots a l. Porter, Mary
II Parker.
Q-Jsmcs z iory.
R-Nrs Nu,ca-,t Rcd Ri hard r Ransom
s Miss Sarah Sleaar. Mrs. Mars Smith, Ja.
NJ Scott, Mrs. Martha A S"nr-. William L Sur.
Cyrus Sinscr, Ms T. zlbcth Sample. Emn nuel
), ipmsn, Leroy Stowe R-b' c Sect, Jas Sneler.
IA II Todd. Gil J G T.tttn. JoIin l. Totd,
Andie.s icy Tor. a,c Thompson.
W--Mss Sarah A wilson. Stephen y WILSON,,
James ID Whus }, John u Wilson, William WI.
llsm.on, Jane X Walker, John e Woodng, Jas
6 Williamson Prof John b WAi,c2.
i--Dr. Saml Yates 5.
A. GRAHAM pm
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Cgr SIXTY MINISTER'S hung


e The Commercial Advertisers London
correspondent, 10 reversing the recen,
daslsrdly and cruel acts Of Gen. iIaynau,
III Austrian Boabdi', says ,ha, the hang.
ing Of the bishop Etiau was followed by
the similar execution OF sixty Hungarian
Ministers Of the gospel Who we're charged
with praying for The success Of their coun.
iry's cause. Onc OF kos.ulh's private
secretaries beirg taken, he was pu, TO death
without even the form Of trial. The ~.
hlbiauts CT pusrh who attempted an insur.
reciion aga MT tho Ausirians during tho
b'llie Of Wal zen, we're, punished severely
~ Hsygau. Ili' proclamation condemns
them 10 feba,!J The destroyed furlific atoms
every man to latsstac hoe or ifow lin
hand, to contribute certain sum for his
army, and to supply garrison cf Two
thousand With cIo'hln: aud food. Besides
this, every man who nj nny time has worn
ono of kn-suh's cuckades mus, wear la
Il Austria. This bloody minded villain
las likruise other crimes 10 answer Tor be.
sIdcs these base MD unnatural nutd r..
lie has made cspi've.,of noble and high.
minded young females, the daughters ui
sone oi Ihis murdered victims, und has
Gated them ~ manner which the sava
ges OF the forest would scnrn 10 have done.
IN one easc!s Young eifi named WnIzet
nsr, shot herself 10 tins vlllals's tent
II God is just, this monster OF. in qnliy
mus, eventually fall into the hands OF the
Magyar sold,ery, who will doubles deaI
with bin as he deserves
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IonAs. TrriE &c. SHAPED.

a liberal ti,colnt for cash ia hand at The date
Of the Invoice.
We hive our shelves, ready for sGlo il
various SIZED fonts,
10000 IL Roman and Haiic Tune
4u,tnl H. Fancy 1ypr
4r00 n Sciipi ami Runhi"g hand.
900 II. OrhameHis.
$4,000 n. TtgfmSfai Ruie.
1000 4. Eiass Rue.
Presses Chascs, Cases Wood Tyr. Ink Sc
furnished at the lowest manufacturers prices
eilhcr cash or cfedii.
our 5 ,'cclnon Book ia freely given to oil Print
ing iii,es.
PRINTERS OF Newspapers " ho choose To publish
this adys tSipen'. including this note, three times
be 'ore the 1t OF October, l-49 aud SEND US nuc
of the papers. xil be paid fer il in T, pc WHEN
they purch sc from u-, aud nf our specimens. f,o
time. he amount of their bill.
IL For sale. several good second hand Cylin.
der and Plslcn Power Prcs.es. Standing Presses,
liaHi Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE & CO.
49,. IL Chambers-stre,t, D Y.
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To Farmers and ESairylncn.
Anfhony 8 Em,rson's Pates' Double, Aei
lnN RO!Gru Chnrn.

Anthony & En'rsons P4teH Double. Aci.
ing Rosdry Chnrn,
E9Et ULIARlY adapted TO Warm CIims'e.,
ID as /, produces butter as easily from sweet
milk as from cream. In Bringing this tfsctucl
and simple Churn no use, the PROJECTORS, feeling
confidence in its capabilities, On 10, hesitate TO
prcn,uner II the best charm ever offered to the
public. This churn is on exhibition at the Acel,.
cy, No 2, John street, second story, corner OF
Brosdsay, New York ci'y.
And in order TO convince The incrcdulous and
.atisfy the curious al IL o'cloct. daily, churn.
ing will be made.
The pubic are invited to call and examine the
machine, ana see t. utility tested. Il combines
the following valuable qualities
lst |, produce. hurcr in less time than any
other Churn, making II AMI gathering II fon
sweet milk IN from three 10 Gig minu,cs and
from cream in much less time
ID. Il produces more butter from the ,sms
snoun, OF milk or cream !hsn the ordinary meth.
%, as It does lis work in more thorough and sci.
entfc manner.
3D. 1t j, the cheapest and most convenisn,
Chutn ever invented, involving the true philose
phicsl principles Of butter making.
All. Ne. nils, after hsirg churnsd is sweet
and suitable for family U.s..
5th Instead of feeding the calf with milk d.
rect from the cow-chhrned swset milk viii an
sser every purpose. By this means the butter is
al profit
We offer il upon tho following terms If the
Churn does not prove recommended it may be
returned ard the money will be refunded.
We have constantly on hand ard for sale. six
diff rent .,as, So, 81, SIS, sc So and sl2, cspa
tie Of ehurn'n, at one time / !, 81. 81, 10, Is and
% gallons Of milk or cream, Also, Churus Of any
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CHARLOTTE
FEMALE ACADEMY.

The subscriber gives notice 10 tho friends md
pusions Of his institution. That he has secured the
services If Ni.s Mary DAYTON. as principal To.
toress, ady " OF qualifications ofihe high.
est order. with experience in teaching Bat una.
vodab'e delay rcr drs II necessary t. cay, hat tile
exercises Of he Aradamy earn, be commenced
until The %. Monday oi Nav reIt
CYRUS JOHNSTON.
Charlotte, \ G., OF. ) l-4J. 20,
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ST'RAYED

ENRON J. VI. D.b,'s on the 9Th instant. q
Il Fay Iire Mule. common siz.. ih blem-
sh in Que eye. The riid mule will h. sp TO he
slrsying between J. NJ Dobys, ant DR.. Us Ross
lie ing raised oa the said Ross's pania ion. ANY
one who " u s,cufe tie mule and send him TO
Dr. Ross shall be literally rexafte1 or the irou
be- DIR. JOSEPH Loss.
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Go u. Walking out by The grade Of
he p'ark road the other night, Nv" cui,-es
were gong along, when the notice Of one
vas attracted by singular place in The
road. and lac sung out 10 the o'bcr.
Jun What made dis hoe here
"Dn Why dat is ~har de mlndam1-
struck when 1t stop de operations.
w ho lllog de mandamus ~
" One Richard. hear EN- say"
By eoly he mike ten strike J, he
knock cd down DE- whole nine Directors aud
Ie President, lncludn' dc Cooper dat set
up dc pns " North Cdroliniun.
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Charlotte, n. c., at the
FOLLOWING RATES OF TUITION.
Spelling, Reading. Writing, aud The i've Ss
primary rules Of Arithmetic, per session
Arithmetic completed, Geography, Enghsh az
Grammar, Rhetoric and Logic, per sess
Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Sur Ct
veying, Algebra, &c, per session,
Greek and Latin Languages, per session, $40
The Academical Year will be divided into two
sessions FIVE months each: the first, commencing
on the 10, Monday in January, aud the second on
the first Monday in June.
AZ Good Boarding can be obtained in the
neig hborhood al Sc per month.
4. VI. KIRKPATRICK.
Feb 90, 1915. lstt
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manufacture superior cust steel mill, pit. and
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March %, 1910 As 81.
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Oae Of our generals residing in Wash
tngian, IA siilIen, circumstances, has been
wise enough to learn his ", II educated
son trade, and the youth, with al The true
dignity Of one Of natures uoblemen, is
welding tho axe aud jack plane. This is
noble novelty which merits commends.
uon. GIVE boy a.ttnic aud you give
htm an estate
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Printing Types.

A RE now sold al Ernce's New York Type
IA fonncry, at the following very Low prices,
for APT royed six months notes
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GENTLEME\'S
FURNISHING WARs.ysOUSEt
EFerrick & Scudder,
05 WILLIAM STREET,
MN NnIlk

NV 1otth,
ANUFACTU RERs. INFO ETERB.
ASD EALERs
SHIRTS Dressing RDtes, Linen C5tsrs St.rAs.
Shoulder Braces. C.auats, Op'ra TIES. Staifs.
Money Bells, Under Garments. Core,
Setins, Linn Bosoms. iLndksrchiefs,
Hosiery Buckles. Suspenders,
Bomba zinfs, d: &c.
The shove Sock viii on examination. he fount
mi only Anracgire, E1tn,ire and Fail, I'd,
Chop.
Our Iorg exp rience in the bnsinfss and know
ledge of manufacturing, v ilh tho iaoilitrs Of pus
chasing, are such That ire confident We can
Of inducements that cannot be al, iae.ed BY
any i,on'c in the city.
P,r:--.-, attention paid TO trJ,rs snd lie
packing OF Gted0.
HERn.(K x SCUDDER,
So WILLIAM STREET.
O. posne Patti S rect. New York,
DAVID A tlHERICk.
ISRAEL w. Sc UDDER.
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0EsGiNT0N
FEMALE ACADEMY.

EN!IE Truscrs Of the NORG ANTON FE.
Il MALE ACADEMY, lake pe,surS in an
nouncne that the, have s'cnrcd Il G services of
The Rev J NJ v II.sos, a. Principal, assisted ly
Miss fo,p I'm nceompllh he'd lsd, fron the Norii J
in The Literary. and Mrs ANN T. Erwin. in the
Musical D partmcnt. Tie character ofthc Teach
trs, the healhfuness ord de.'Ch'ri sr-n~: Of
the location--thc hos pltsiv and f cement Of the
society CT Ntts-ii'''', ei- oe ihl- ins.l'"'in 10
present strong claims for extensive patronage.
oC2Q > }
IL the English Departing nj, pr se's Of 5months,
First Class. 81 so
Second Class, 10 90
Third Cluss, Is "
Latin. French. Drawn e and P,iniinf, extra,
Music on Piano, Is 20
Boarding eau te had in respectable families at
seven dollars per month, every thing nolud' d.
The sesslt " i'll commence On the 18th October.
X. G PEARSON, President.
Morfsnton, Sept. -. l-i9. ~
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Pictorial Temperance Almanac
FOR 1850.

Calculated for Boston, \. York, Baltimore, and
Charleston. We'll printed, and handsomely Illus.
trared. Filled with va uabe statistics. in'eres ting
anecdotes, touching ncldcn's, and able arguments
showing the evils attending the use of intoxics.
ting drinks, and the blessings Of total abstinence.
Besides variety OF Other useful and interesting
matter.
Societies, peddler., Booksellers and others who
buy by the quantity, will be supplied at half price
Single copies 81 cents. Orders, through the mail
or otherwise, Will be promptly attended to, if ad
drcss d, free o postage, TO OLIVER x BROTH
FIR, American Temperance Repository, 1913 Full
ton. street, New. York.
j. Editors giving the above advertisement
with this notice, two inside insertions, aud ri
editorial, aud ssndirg a marked copy to "Tht
New.Tork Orgen,' will te entitled 10 twenty
copies Of the Almanac.
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.EpNGN .
Carriage Hardware, Trimmings, &c,
AT TIE SIGN CT THE GOLDEN ANVIL,
OIL MHIl Y

AT TIE SIGN CT THE GOLDEN ANVIL,
LOLtNBIA &. {.
FHNIlE Subscribers have lut received from the
n inanufscttry complete assortment Of cN-
fisge Hardware. Trimmings, &c, consisting in
part as folI.ss,vI:
Springs AAlos, Pipe Bpre'. Stump ints.
Oval IRON, English Tre Iren, Brass and Japanned
knohs,
Lace T.cks. Chain Nails, Coach IIand!e,, Brass
Bands. &c.
Top, Flap, Dash and Step Leather, g'.atviriety.
Oil Carpet, lndia Rutbcr Cloth. Iutls and T.s.
fells
Six and Wors,cd Lace, and Frrges, large as
eortment.
CartihGs Vanish, Coach Body N.rnl b, japan,
&c, &c
l5-Carflage Makers will do well to examine
our Stock, IS offering them at lower pri.
ces, than they can BE- pn,ch,sed in Charls,,rn.
FISHER 4 AGNEW.
Columbia. Sept l3, le49. 1t
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Ia a very old copy Of work, nov ey
linct, on nccromancy, is the following
quaint question:
How to rayse the devil Answer
contradict yer WYE !"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-12
~ Notice.

r OST, Note of hand on James Robinson for
IL One Hundred and Seventeen Dollars and
Fifty Cents. drawn payable 10 Jas. w. Osborne,
given in lS4S and due January, 1919, with a ere
dit Of S25, dated either in June or July, ls49 -
All tcrsons ale forewarned trading for said Note,
and the maker is notified to pay II TO no one but
myself.
BENZ. MORROW.
Oct5l,s&s. 49a
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-12

BI"cr, in one Of his philosophical dis.
saIlows al the end OF the lane, instead OF
guide posts aud direction boards at The be.
ginning"