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TON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, spTEMBER ID, 1850

iimed Eyes, Inf imnatory Rheumatism, Chilbans,
old and inyeerate sores it cures radically and pos
lively! 1t never fails and there is misiuke, only
get The genuine Daily Save!
GROSS IMPOSITION.
CAUTION To Dealers luscrupu!ous vendors
counterfeit Extractor, put up the spurious and dele
eious stuff, with tew boxes OF ,hr genuine Daily
Snve in ,acl dozen under n well initiated but
Counterfeit Wrapper Of he Old Size, and thus of {
1t To dealers at n reduced price. This Bal, takes
with many dealers but the confding sufferer who
happens to the counterfeit ana poisonous stuff
pays the penalty oil til" fraud aggravated dite1sr--
unsghly drttrlnity resulting from severe buns and
wounds and not unrequenty loss OF lite Itself. ahd
the wolul consequences
Shl,n the poisonous countcreits and buy Dale,'s
Saye only 70 the new enyelops and the Large Boxes
MiRk-The tmblgnis on the new wrapper: hi
angle, Serpent, Sun Doe. Lion and Eagle.
IMPORTANT CASE.
Interesting particulars Of one of the most severe
burned and injured sufferers by the late melancholy
and disastrous Hague street J yplosion, IN .Ntu
YORK, will appear IN few days IN the papers The
cnse was pronounced hopeless hut Da leys GenuiIe
Extractor effected perfect cure Not scar is len
to tel the tale.
MiSD The new wrarpcr--ths large boxes-nnd
CAUTION EXTRA.
1xrosrEEs, travelling abou, the consry, rcpresrnt
themselves as my agents, and az 'c'.inE ny genuine
Extractor, stating that they obtain il from NE
caution IRE public aga!n3t a such in'cropefs md
their pO3onous nos,rrns and hereby distinctly and
without qalihca,cu, camp the ny knavrs, aud ns
deserving OF public execration for daring to trihr
with health and lie Of the unsuspcctng Drng
s'sis and Dealers who w countenance such franc
ana Tascallty are equally upnh.e.
MIND, | NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
that my only travelling Agents in the New Eng
land States are, Mr.. s. BpRk Ind J 2. IOCSEN
and, to guard the public agpinst fraud, every uca
Agent will be iufuished viii Gel ,ifcaie OF Agrncy
and all Others Yep rstnling theniri''s nay Agent.
commit pubic Fl ul
| See the printed Circu 'ats for 1850
Al p,,,
| Sold in Nashua by F. 5. RUSSELL.
A: c. SPEAR, Ag'nt for Burlington.
| AGENTS. - y M Hatch. Winoosk Fas f. J
Hicks, ST. AlGans, A S tarrhr, Swantou.
| July l. 1850. w2yl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13
Official Vote for Senators.
CnlTTENDEN COUNTY.

CnTTRSpEN COUNTY.
The County Clerk, ID. II. BUCKLEY, Esq
has furnished US WITH an Official CanYass O.
the Votes for Senator in this County. We
have not ROOM this week, for the details. The
result is as follows -
LEMUEl b. PLATT, 1889 ! Wings,
WILLIAM WESTON, 1879 { elected.
JOSEPH d. ALLEN 1900, on L. and +. S. ticket
OLIVER Lowry 4ss, Old Line Loco.
DANIEL GOODYEAR 1917, Free Soil.
Nine scattering votes were given, for Aus,
tin Beecher, for w. r. Villas, for J. Val
Sicklen, and one for c. Casson. The tremen
dous cohorts of Free Democracy proper, fal
nearly 100 behind the Wig vote
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7E.S5s&aE's PATENT OIL.

Ii is now two or three years since il WIS first in
troduced to the public, during winch timv,,n's aan-
ed a reputation, both houa and nbrood. tarabnvr
any and everything else for Porab Li.ht. and II
is now admitted that MARSIIS PATENT OIL
IS The
Uandsomes', CIe'p'sf, 3 s and folest Art'c'r
for LigH in the Wo ID.
The introduction thus far mas bcen The most FILTER
ing 10 the Proprietor and the sale Is unparalleled in
all history II Inventions.
1t is perfectly sale and free to burn in any Common
Oil Lamp, with the simre alteration of a Tube
which Is done for the ritng expense of ~ l2 cents
Thus making the change from dim. nasty, smo Ky
IIIit ton
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judiciary system, create Surveyor General, and
restrict Indi IN claims rs notified yesterday
The bill for the relief of the Colonization so
cety was taken up.
House.-It was agreed to admit the Ca!ior
MIA representatives, by lo9 to SO. Five were
sworn in.
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MORE CUR ES


Effected by DR.. Corbetfs Shaker Syrup Of Sar-
saparilta
The following is from Jacob P. Eastman, of Con-
cord N. H., extensively known as efficient Rail
Road Contractor and Builder, throughout the New
England States
Boston, March s, 1919.
Mcssrs E. BRINLEY & Co.,
Gentleman HAPPY am | to inform you of the
little daughter OF ours who was poisoned, when at
the age OF about three years, by vaccination. Erup-
tyns of the skin covered her whole body for more
than twelve months, discharging the most offensive
matter. We were compelled for months to obge
our little sufferer to mittens while i'll bed, MN
to adjust her night dress by closing the openings at
the hand and feet so as TO prevent her from fearing
her flesh But even with these precautions. she
would, at times, release her hands by gnawing her
mtens about the finger ends, and then scratch and
acerate herself severely until the blood would flow
She is new nearly restored to health, having used
no other medicine for the last two years than Cor
belts Sarsapara" The effect OF this powerful J.
tcrave is mcst sgnol, seeming to cleanse the whole
system anc eradicate all disease. The SKIN OF our
little girl is now fair us that OF infancy and her sys-
tenn rapidly changing from impurity and disease to
perfect health and this know to be the result OF the
use of Corbctls Sa saparla only.
Made and put up by the Society Of Shaker. None
genuine without the signature of DR.. CORBvTT.
f. BRINLEY & CO, Sole Agents, Boston.
wlUE1
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BEWARE OF COUSTFRFFITs

This medicine has obtained that high character
winch is necessary i.r all mediCneg 10 attain to IN
duce cuulereitrrs TO put forth spurious article al
the risk Of the lives OF those who are innocen,Iy de
ceved.
LOOK WELL TO THE M4EIIS OF THE
GENUINE.
They have the written gsslure OF c. NJ. JACK
son upon the wrapper, and The name blown in the
bottle, bout Which they are spurious,
Fol- sa wholesale aud retail ~ the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
To. l20 ARCH STRICT, one door below SIKH date
OF 27S Race streeiA rhad'lpha and hy respectable
dealers generally throughout the country. Also 10
snie hy SCARLETT & LYON, nr1gQisDs
July 1889. WJyl blrmator
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READ And BE CONVINCED


Cr,s porr,.so,, Fec. r,e,op Md in l.r., IN
Dr i,cLsn, lao O Isin sniI ~ ~ " "
. :, &C.
NY we ana myself nave re'rNtu more bshNh'
.Ih VOW 1hrG i wv" "uT o"iei we nave ever
''hp ~ '"' 1't DsNIrPN" ma L'cTI 9fs''"r
:. HE ! AIA L.Gl'N, pu"ilshtd al W ooustoch,
'd'' January w. row. s''o--
a GREAT MEDICINE"
g" We have uniformly RETAINED from recommend
na 20 the ruhl any Of the various Patent Medicines
IF The d,y unl-ss thoronghIv convinced M thrir
value. Amcng hose we consider worthy Of notice
< Inc (;.,m,., p,ters ;nvaut,d hv D,' JJoo1,nJ
and prrpnrcd by Or Jackson. in PhiadrlphIa one
Instance in p1rilcuar in which tb. sn,,-rior yrru-s o
his meG'ciue have been tested, has tacn under our
.hs-Fvnn"n; Dnnns ~" last snmm'r,a s"n OF Mr..
ABHA 10 !. ~, oi ~ 'c9"hy WIS vfrS serious
hH'c'e" "'H Lever N"''it'i"lths '',fr lying ~
yam N'r'o"S 't'aru'7' r. ne Pu'CH""" ''Iic OF
We pt,e.s, anu "''c. u1''s II, N"s ~ NV, IetN'u
"' ais distressing h'''oE' tlh' ne pr tred another
"o'''c' ana - restored "'''S \" tS"""'
READ FURTHER !. JEW FACTS.
III ,,,.
'hr 'Ei"ts, an |tf'''''T - We ItauiP ','r-
man J'C'"a' u fEH 'ue'p"h' IA" GATOR saIJ' ->'v
~:
we hI;ll chi' ."%H"GH - uf Ie'n'Fa 81 .Ie
'Glhlr" htu'"l ''o''' ,'e P'n' 'lA' ''Pc' TOT we
-,e III ~, ilvvf IANp- 'EhNa' IIARS trcE ~
it"Ce, 10 Ky Atcu "''t' one toof oe.ow Slxlh
OwlnE 70 me increase" utilahd iof tI!s Medicine,
ana 'n' tle accommodation III LIS huref Us patients.
W. Jackson hRs 2c'h compelled TO occnIy Il rs yer
store, We wI-h MN success IN ms ne" Ci"r"'ls:
he Il ueSINInH ot ", he Eltttrs NiNule i WITH
our uoeo' Inc rh'est medicine eXihnl Ion 'seas's
0! he 'Iver and Bowels. A stubborn case OF Cho =
c Diarrhrl has come under orr notice, wherein the
pa tent had exhausted the Ma'ef'a Aedlcas OF the
different schools OF medicine ".it no apparent hene-
nj lie was induced 10 nsr these b'lr's, and few
bottles of them having entirely cured hm. Many
such cases We COY ;rler TO. We h"l@ orr rendrts
viii recoect inns great restorative sh"nfd 'hey be
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13
LATEST NEWS.
Photographic Dispatch

New York, Sept. IL, 2 l-2 P. NJ.
Louis PHILIPPE died on the 2sth of Angus.
Napoleon is still on bis tour through the prov
lnces. Queen Victoria has gone to Scotland.
The Asia arrived at N. York about | o'clock
this morning, prior to the sailing of the Amer
icS which took place at noon, with 81 passen.
gerts for Liverpool.
Washington, Sep i.
{ hr Fremont introduced bills to extend the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

O. The gentleman who was killed by the
accident on the Boston and Albany Railroad,
and whose name was given in our Telegraphic
Dispatch, last evening, as "Col. Long ford, u
vas, we are sorry to learn, Col. MuNFoRD, for
mcrly of Schenectady, and a brother of Mrs
WILLIAM PECK, of Burlington.
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Nathan p. Spaulding's Estate,

VNHE Executors Of Nathan r. Spaulding,
L late OF Jericho, having peti,ioned to the Pro-
bate Court for license to sell the real estate Of
which the Testator died seized, including the re-
version OF the widows dover, and having shown
that the personal estate is insufficient to pay the
claims against the Estate. 1t is ordered by the said
Probate Court, that Saturday, the 18th day OF Sep
,ember. A ID. 1850, at the Probate Office, be as
signed for hearing and deciding the said petition
ana that al persons interested be notified thereof by
publishing the substance of said petition and OF this
order in the Burlington Free Press, three weeks
successfully, the last of which publication be be-
lore the day OF hearing. &. ADAMS Judge.
Burlington, Sept /. 1850 wllw3
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DIED, September 4th 1850, at his resdeucc in Bur-
ngton, JOHNSON WARDSWORTH, aged G5
years.
Mr. w has lol.g lived among lis. For years he
has been blind, and has struggled with sorlows and
Affections, but has borne Them sad aud severe as
they were, without complaint. Few men, under like
silictions, could do wha; he has done to support him
self and family and they few indeed, who with
his misortunes would not have sunk down in dcs-
pair, without effort and without hope. For years.
with his basket and cane, he felt his way about oar
streets to sell fruit and little nceties, and the sma
sums thus gained at the risk of life and limb were
prudcnty husbanded for the support and comfort Of
his family. This he did while had strength to GO
about. Many of our people, and some who have WIS.,
tied town. will long recall the form of the old
Blind Man." with his asket and cane 1t is sad to
be blind virtue is light OF itself and he that
not, and yet let's others see his good works,
fe els with double sense aud does almost bless the
absence Of sight Good, v,l.uous, of b!amcess life
and manly courage, the Old Blind Man has left this
bank and shoal of tme'.-Peace to him, and com
ort to those he leaves behind. CONF:
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III arrit0 ,

In this Village on the 10th instant, Mir J, v
RANDALL, to Miss MARIA J. SEY MOURt
both Of this town
In Sandy Hill, N. Y , on Wednesday, the 2Sth ut
BY Rev Mr.. Taylor, URAs G. PARIS, Esq !, .tttor-
ney and Counsellor at Law, to CoRDEi.:4 L. RoikEs
daug hter of the Hon. CARRIES loaERs, OF Sandy
Hill
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Moulton, Dennis Childs, s
Mortified, ]. Gregory, is gain.
Plainield, Ezra Kidder, { gain.
Roxbury, Dexter Sampson, fs
Waitsfeld, r. Richardson, is, none last yr.
Warren, G. Goodspeed, W
Waterbury, nonc-'ane last year.
Woodbury. Ben Wells, 8
Worcester, Milton Brown, s, none lac, yr
8 wings, IA opposition and no choice
last year wings, opposition and no choice );
yhig net loss 8.
Caledonia Coanty-Compctc.
Barnet, B. Gilkerson, W
Burke, Erastus Humphrey,
Cabot, Daniel Gould, Is
Danville, II. II. Moore
Groton, Daniel Coffin d-none last ".
Hardwick, D. w. Aken,d
Kirby, M Newell,fs
Lyndon, Thos. Br,le,t, Jr. e
Newark, Jabez Smith, "
Peacham, WIN. Mattocks, rs
Ryegate, Robt. Cochran, 70
Sheffield, Moses Oh ney,fs
st. Johnsbury, Jerry D ckerman,
Sutton, l.. D. Hall, IS
Walden, Isaac Eastman, IS
Waterford, B. Moulton,w
Wheelock, f M Morgan, IS
wings, IL opposition last year wings,
10 opposition and no choice wing net loss
2.
Orleans Couny-Complete.
Albany, William Rowell, d
Barton John Evans, w
bloomington, Il e Stuart,w
Charleston, Jacob Richards, W
Coventry, WIN M Dickerman, W
Craftsbury, no choice, 8 last year.
Derby, L L Collier,w
Glover, w Leonard, W
Greensboro, Z a Randall, d
llohtnd, Henry Pinney, d
Ir4sburg, Geo Worthng,on, Jr. W
Jay, w Walker, d
Lowell ,--no choice, same last year.
Morgan, NJ Leavins, "
port,---Miller, d gsin.
Salem, Saml Blake,
Toy w c Gilman, w-none las, year
Wes,fe'd, d Boynt nc
Wtstmore, G Gibson, gain
10 wings, Opposition aud 2 no choice-last
year II wings, opposition and no choice !;
wing ne, loss 3.
LamoiHe c uny-l0 towns.
Cambridge no choice none last year.
Eden, no choice, last year
Elmore, c Saw, ts
lIydeGsrk. c s hoyes d
Johnson, none-same last year.
Morrstown, p Hall, s-none last year.
Sterling -, whiy, gain
Stowe, Wneelock, G
WateIvie, Bush, IS
Wu!co,t, y Scunoc., IS
whis,6 opposition and no choi ce-last
year wings, 7 opposition, and 3 no choice ;
wing net gain l.
Essr4 Counly--4 towns.
Concord. J Cauu,h W
Gudba'l, Benjamin, d gain
Lunenburgh, R c Benton, W
Maidstone, D c Kimball, d
. wing and opposition last year wings,
and opposition; wing net loss 9.
Grand Isle County-Complete.
Aburgh, Dabcock, W
Grand Isle, VIM Brown,
Isle La Mott, d Hill, d
North Hero, A Mooney, W
South H no. George Landon, W
3 wings, 2 opposition last year 4, opposition
!, wing net loss l.
LECAPiTULATION.
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II We are indebted, as Usual, to Bigelow s
Express, via. Rutland p ,ilroad, for Boston pa
pers OF last evening.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

We ASK FOR MEssRs. JEwETr g. PRESCOTT No {
Milk Street Bos on the notice OF al our readers W he
purchasing Shawls Silks, or Goods for Cloaks
Their establishment is very popular among whole
sale and retail purchasers, and deserve1 to be still
more so. wll,yl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

Paper IIangings for 5 cts. a Roll.
lust Received at the Crockcry Store,
. a large assortment OF New and beautiful Patterns
of Wall Paper, varying in prices from cents to rs
per Roll. Also, a large assortment of Borders and
Window Curtain, BELYEA & BROWN.
September l. 1850. d&wI
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remedy tor all diseases of the scalp 1t gives the
Hair brilliant, glossy usrous, Ken texture, and
healthy vigorous appearance. No Lady's toilet
can be complete without this indispensable article.
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No. I I .

BoGLEs ANGLE is the most delicious article for
shaving and TOR impariug strength to the skim ac.
companled with smoothness and elasticity. Sold
by the inyenlor. WIN. Boyle, 227 Washington ST.
Boston. wllwl
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FALL GOODS.

I ID BIXBY & CO., are receiving a
IL large assortment OF Goods and they will only in
vite those that like good Goods, and good Goods
cheap to come in and examine before they purchase
elsewhere. Our stock sye,y desirable.
Sept. lst. 1850. d&wu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

GcoOgre's has voted to adjourn on the
30th inst
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NOTICE is hereby given

~ that an application will be made to the next
Session of the Legislature of this State, for an Act
OF Incorporation for Plank Road from the Village
Of Sheburne to the Village OF Hinesburgh,
Sept. S, 1880 wllY3
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EWELR Y,

A LOT of fine Iurguois and Garnet Brooches
n new styles of l.ndes Gold Chains Ear Hoops
and other Jewery in received
BRlNSMAlD, BROTHER & co.
Sept, 3, 1850 d. wit
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Cn,s. RonEsoN, ESQ, Eas,on, Md in letter to
DR. Jackson, J1o 9, 1870, said
My wife and myself have received more hcneh,
rom your m-dciue th'n any other have ever
taken Tor the Dyspepsia aud Lirsr disodsc."
HE TEATA LlGl,N,' puuiIshed al " Woodstock
Va, January H., 1880, said
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AARON l.. REACH, EZRA Holt, JOSEPH S.
SHAW, ABsER SoulER, Espos PRIsDLE, EVER
EFT Rich, EZRA ALrxASpER,-all Wings.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPl ANTS

No remedy that has been offered to the public hss ever
Dten Ad and Tsc.nal in corr,ing dL TOE mel
dental rldtae'ss md 1cgpdrities Of the female SEX a.
RRANTS PULMONARY BALSAA. 1t nskes no diHeT'
vhether the arrangement be st-ession sfctss or
.her Incidental weakness Slas ALL, by arsnSlsn
ing the systen gudl,i9 the circulation and sooihnS era
dlnyin9 NERVOUS iRElTABillTY. Set or PamT""
for
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c(lnStIMPT'

In all Chrstanized and civilized countries has csu'sd
larger proportion Of deaths han ort innady thar ~
fics the human family hnd until within few years 'het
10 10 ia,.',,"s ~ I, -, rn,, 10y " NF Wv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-13

l. g an inispsns'is a-tic!e for the Ladies, az.
keeps N. hair Il plpce a,u cur and the skin Or part;
irg OF the ta:r lee from dandruf and scurt Foo
children, il LAYS The fornd mon Of goo hsaG o'tar
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-15
New Discovery in Agriculture

An ex,fso d.nary fact vas mentioned the
other day a, the sitting Of the Academy Of
Sciences. Oie Of the menbers si,ted that
mo Agricultural Society CT Bfes'. had, upon
the proposition Of member Of committee.
soWn some wheat upon land without any pre-
para'lon IF ploushius or digging, and 10 one
Of the worst soils possible, and after having
merely walked over The ground 10 press the
gram on the surface, had II covered With fresh
straw 10 the thickness OF two inches. The
product was i, is asserted more abundant and
much sufenor 10 qnllny to wheat raised from
he same seed 10 the ordinary way. Some
ears oe heat, the seed Of which had been
placed span window glass covered with straw,
we're a!so exhibited.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-15

In laie number OF The Planter | read a
communication on he above sul Jet. ia which
concur, AID to the value Of which can add
my humble testimony. Ny practice has been
to have large tub siih water aud handful
Of salt 10 It, in sbich, in cold weather, PM
as much corn, over nigh, as intend to feed
sway ncs, day. 10 very warm weather pu
10, q, night. enough 10 f ed with in the morn.
ing, and wien sba, is taken out, pu, in, for
midday and for night. Ia cool weather sh,f,
he wafer once OF Twice q week ~ the sun.
er1h'ee or four tines week. By feeding
IN the above way find save fully cue third
Of cora, and my horse. keep in much better
CONDITION. ! su4k the corn On the cob.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-15

day present. en- in condition 70 aiIsrd Il.
have made much money 10 your country aud
intend next year to marry, end retire to Pro.
vence, my native land
The presen, was accepted; bu, The former,
not to be outdone 10 generosity. forced on him
mex, morning handsome horse Of considers
bly, greater value. The same pedlar had been
engaged in msny other little adventures, which
be used TO relate With that case and naive,ie
so characteristic of the French. We fell in
with him just as he Vas about ,e,urnin. to
Provence. where We dare say he still enjoys
the properly which no amused With 90 much
toll, hones,y~ and perseverance. The Z l.lish
merchants who supply this class Of men are
lees prudent and economical, and commony
spend their whole gains in wha, is technical
ly called making an appearance They
moreover, marry Italian women, settle in Ge
noa, and soon lose all des,e to return TO En-.
land. Thus deprived of the chief spur to
economy, they contrac, indoen, habits and de
vote themselves TO smusemen snd pleasure
and, while the men whose knap.scks they sup
ply rise TO Independence, and oiien even 10 op
and terminate their lives 10 poverty.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-15
THEORY OF MARRIAGE.

There was merry fellow supped with
P'alo two thousand years ago, and the con
versatlon turned upon love and the choice oil
wives. lie said g. he had learned from a We.
ry early tradition that man was created male
and female, with duplicate set,of limbs, and
performed his locomotive functions with n
rotary movement as wheel that he became
IN consequence so excessively insolen, thai
Jupiter, indig 1ant, split him in two. Since
that time each runs through tho world 10
quest OF the other half. II the original halves
meet they are very loving couple other.
wise they are subject TO a miserable, scold
ing, peeVish. and uncopgenaI matrimony
The search, he said, was rendered difficult.
for The reason that one man alighled upon
hall that did not belong to him, another did
necessarily the sumo, til the whole affair was
thrown into lrreircvabc confusion.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-15
CAROLINA INN.
I1|||l
CHARLOTTE, NC.

HNIiE above establishment, situated ~ A..
II Street, third 10, North Of the Public s,' aa
In the town OF Charlotte, has been CONSTANT g.
oren by the present Proprietor. from the s'pi
January. ls40 10 the present time, for the 80 "
mediation Of the Public. and will conipps - u
kept open for the same purpose.
The Establishment has bee u enlarged .,a
proved 10 very col siderable extent wi,L;a w.
last two years-thc entire building is in eo,aa',
repair aud is 50 constructed that all tba -, -"
have abundant light and cen be ventilated a, nv.
sure. f'~
The Stables are not IN 'eriof 10 any belon,;,-
to any similar Establishment in Western NJ
Carolina and care will be taken that tbsy i. :,
always be supplied with abundance Of rood 60
and provsnder and attended by faithful and c,n.
rienced Holsters.
The Subscriber will use every exeriion n ole.
satisfaction to all who may pa,ronize his IIos..
and hesiatcs not 10 say that. from ten year., =.
perieace he will be able TO keep up the aecomma
dalton ut the Carolina Inn, in a style no, surus,.
cd by any Public House in the interior coontry.~
and he takes this opportunity to return his en-,
dial respects to generous Public for pas, "a,
and respectfully soIicits a continuance Of lbt,
patronage and confidence.
DRoVERS can, al all times, be supplied with
convenient and well enclosed lots free Of char.
and furnished with grain a, low price,.
IL The Charlotte and Camden Stages a,tiy,
aud depar, hi weekly.
JENNINGS d KERR.
Oct. Is, 1910. 5l,f