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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

QCEER - .,cAcY.-The Ne Politan 2ov>
e,Et Ell. have ordered all the ballet girls
dresses 10 &c ieng hened, and Tie statues in
The BOUT' o. NU>etn % .ec!cve editions Of
pa ter " ere il vas coasIls red e. posture OF
the persons was immolest. The Venuses
are to rave pei coats and RUS, he ipolos
reeches 'nd lie CuPjds aprons. Ia short,
u. bodrl. . 20 naked but lie po"r. Serves
mem lish. thay .lavs no business 10 be poor.
1'rE r." .c0R # Ptsg. A-LEGITIMAcY
" T., r. s;na.e seLs zion has been pro-
duced in Msdrl.l. Nv he publication Of let
ter addresse" " lie Emperor Of Russia 10
he 60, nj Non;emoln, Carlst claimsn. 10
The throne 0 Spain, in which the Emperor
e .on,nends ;aUence 10 the Count, as an
,bortive movei ent would doay the plans
which are about 10 De land down for the res
.ofatlon II leg,.imacy IL every pa7l OF Euo
rope.
Ms J-r7A D-Ay.-Ths ,ady It's said intends
to Try her for.rno England next fall. Mr.. Du-
re 0 -r'5iapnlpba las Engaged to write drama
70. er or > 900.
CoLU WsarHl 1.-The weather in this at-
tude has oeen unusually cold this spTng-much
more so than we ave known it in the six years
oc onr residence Iere. Top-coa;s and gloves
luxu .es ana good fire morning and evening
IS indispensable.-Fodd u Lac Jour, 2lst inst
T.zE WASHINGTON MONUMENT is steadily going
up at Washington, and begins to be a conspicu-
Gus object. a steam engine of 10 horse power
IS employed in raising the stone to the top Of the
If the walls, which are Is feet thick. 1t will be-
when finished, modest monumental shsft in the
world,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
1yNgtN1(AauN pVgs;e5,S.


Deulcrs in s,o,cs ;uI I'a.dog.a ."l Wac Nappac,r
rcr, Of lin ana roppc ware 81, Sou' pur. \, scuue
Maiu S.rcu..
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

SINGULAR MfsrAKE.--Y esterdav a
child was born in the southern part Of the
cry 81 so delicate frame hat Tie half
dozen ladies' IL attendance concluded hat it
could not survive but few hours at most,
wi!ereupon lhey determined TO send for the
Priest, and have ii christened, that II might
al least die with a name attached 10 it.
i'he Reverend gentleman soon arrived,
and was informed by the ladies that the
child was girl and might be chrstened Sa-
rah Ann. The ceremony was duly per-
formed, and soon after. the little stranger
brig tcned up and is now in a fair way of
making, hot a woman. bu, man, for Sarah
Ana turned out 70 be boy, but will Away he
a 9Tl by name, for we believe when a child
IS once chrIsIeued, IN lie Catholic Church,
.hG name cannot be altered. This was a
s;ra sc mistake, bu, they say mistakes will
Occur il die bcs. e, ll4ted families.
S. Louis Union.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
LON Y. lIr.AaN.

DErurY SURVEYOR. Residence Chicago, Middle
81, Norm Ward, Soulhpo,J.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

Physician aid Surgeon. Oac"ou Ju cr'. uca ~ o.!'o
sic Inc .al-"n i'ousc. &'.Hryc 80. acc l'.. ,.. e.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
El!E mEsssssIPIos sEnA4 ozs.

Atas, gives the following 6 81 lie ctHa o. =
duly hiso:y of the Mississippi Senators, ana
aricuarly. Senator i, tie:
TIE Senate was occupied las. week and the
week before in the discussion of bill granting
atcrnatc sections of land for the construction Of
rair' ad from some point in Illinois 10 the CALF
OF 'laz co, and another ior The cation o. Boar
. 81 Accounts. Both important Objects but not
very Interesting as Subjects of discussion.
have spant several hours there every daV, AID
nave had lie pleasure of Este, inc 10 Nr. ioo.e
about half the time. Indeed | scarcely collect
, day on which on entering, | ID not hear his
voice laundering out its pc lpous and affected
touCs Mr. f. lie most conscientious MAJ in
The Senate. lie speaks on al! subjects BE-
cause he IS firmly convinced t.sat no one under
sallds &c subject ont bi.Isef lie is ready and
i'aeut, and i he spoke seldom and BRETT. inrI.t
be listen Il to with ileasure not that he his
ANYTHING neU or l. strlciiye 20 say. but hat what
iae says is sal in rather live manner. A
laal OF lar mere ability, y III more nodcstv.
WodId bs much 0a nr. As il is. Foote saeat :
50 continually on ali qrestons, that ne has com
lIetey wcanad out the patience OF the Senate
and L public \ ~"oal OF despair is heard 10
The olbies as soon as he tales The fioor. Sen
ators put themselves in an attitude Of rouosa. or
Uc.Nke thells Ives to ,he ,efresanent roalns.-
Ana Yet Mr.. +. aIweys Commences with a pre-
face which might lead the inexperienced TO sup
ose that lie Only attended 10 occup, the floor a
'nunent,-"M Mr.. P,es lent, | simply rise 10 say"
Alas lie sllrpIy Uses t. !"ik an hOlr n least
Alter hGylng Iambl"d over all erection Tor mat
space OF tliae, he l!akes the gratifying remark
thai IN conclusion he would observe Here
again the green ones fattcr themselves that
they are at length 10 baye the pleasure of hearing
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
GteE' No FEsG..ND.


we we're 'a'el,.A@ 'Tong3 Canada, says a
c2o'aihi 'rrfy. III ne ter oil 1889, and atte'
a., log Gay l,a' s.oHpeo a tne hio2 i'H aac
Anonr TIC ocenpants # .Le rorr, ,ao oL.orrr,
an iI-lcohiae eur. who had saov'. lis vii nv
taking mp his quarters in 50 comfortable mn mn :.
l4eat Arcr d few minutes. lie ian ,lor! en- er-
Cd, ana oosa. glag tie specimen o, the caaroe
spec -, re- arled:--
Pine dor, tha,. IS lie yougs. s,r!' an, >.l.3,
to orc of tne passcpre-s.
so sir
"Deaaiirg' doc, Yours ,Idrosy;,o r.
self 10 a second
NO" ras tie blnnt rorIv
Stone here. pup! peri.a6s re is ours. $. p"
"\o!''was the yaclv.
"Ner, sagacious aric1c' Belorcs 20 1op. |
:, pDosn s;rE'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
5oSsN IS. S;5s4;>.

Dealer in all Mud, Of Hardware, g,o.. srr to,e., .
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

D. JrG,ou, lie celebrated rmai. ,Iissio7a-
y, WIT c,Ic,;od to-l.1e at The date o. tle
last ice, from his .c>idcncc. In a etter Gat-
81 Dee. Isl he says
Il vas polling "A in the d'cio narv hen ar
restcl b. lIe ever, and hlow not now when
so7'l be abeto resume ~ Ia} 1rs. ! should he
gaa TO We long enough 10 Iin.~h ,ha work on
,;hich have spent 50 nncb time, BIT our times
rre in The hands OF Him LA, ooe,h al! things
we'll"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

Immber OeaIcr NnnlhnnrI. " L,,on.lM

: -
Wholesome rl"t Re lil Dcrit. u GUJN~ y S!lpE~.No.
I76 Ems. NNHcr stree. ''IvaI."r, avis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
TERMS or s4rsSry. ,uT~oy.
Business Directory.
'TE =. MILWAUKEE.
ONE HLNDI,ED EOO1l.

lis nor Sc has been cco.aiy Gala sru and al Il W u
New Farni, u,e uifOU5hop.. Tie mouse cunains l;is
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

Fashionable Tailor. Nr,, door .or.".r ,so.n"'.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

About tue year 1854, the legislature Of Penn
sylyania passed resolution that no member
-,rreof should come to the House jre,oa., o. cal
as bread and CD csc IN he s.sps.'
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31

The Fayetteville Nortb Caro- 'aiGa learns,
from several reliable sources, that the number
of slaves passing lhrou, Wilmington on to the
south, by way of the railroad and steamers -
Charleston. averaged 81 least IS per day.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-31
5OiaN T.. =. lAsE;>,

E.". s.sSLE,-!.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
a Mothers Love.

Fullness il not The attraction Of a mothers
love. Here is an outsushng OF affection that
knows 10 bounds tina, admits of no conf
dcnce. Stronger beyond all other love, tad
mi,s Of no illustration BY comparison. lick.
,s,s through all time, and all changes. and re.
sists the attacks even Of the ingra,i,ude Of It's
object, and is the only love that survives dis
grace. Iauemp, no: its description: " None
but mother knows a mo,hei's fondne". -
None else can guess IT,"
Death does not dissolve the lie nor dimin.
ish the love. Love Of our departed offspring
grows with the constant remembrance Of the
deprivation, as the los, Pleiad. The "s.sr We
missed from heaven" shines. with q constant
-, ~nus periodical revolutions or in,st.en
Jog clouds hide the sple ndld constellation from
our sigh; so the love Of the dead ono Of our
domestic 1ick is more cons,sn, and strong
with time, while affection for the survivor
suffers lsPses, from occasional absence, o.,
from hum fraliy.
When tho mother smiles upon her child in
The cradle, she may imagine her affection con
stan. and perfect; bu, there 10 too much of
hope 10 make il certain too much Of Sc fi,h
feeling to have j, rure. |, is no, until "she
goeih TO the grave 10 weep there " tina. she
finds, that With the cessation Of hope, has been
The publication Of love.
her child is the altar where 10 laid the self.
lshness Of the moiher's hsart-on which the
ing and spprove the cs.-Joseph r.
Chandler.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
CAROLINA INN.
ds|lA
CMIRLOTTE, ": c.

TuyIIE above establishment, situated IN Main
II Street, third 10, North of the Public Square
in the town Of Charlotte. has been constantly ken,
orcn by the present Proprietor. from the Isl Of
January, 1910 To The present time, for the accom-.
mediation Of the Public, and will continue 10 b.
kept open for tho same purpose.
The Establishment has be, n enlarged and i'm.
proved 10 very COZ siderable extent within the
last two ycars-ile entire building is in co,npe,,
repair aud is 50 constructed that all the room.
have abundant light and eau be ventilated at plea.
sure.
The Stables are mol IN ferior 10 any belonging
in any similar Esiablshnent in Western Nor i
CaroIips and care will be taken that they sbaI
always be supplied with abundance Of good grain
and prov. aud attended BY faithful and espe.
rienced Ilosilcrs.
The Subscriber will use every cxcrtinn 10 give
satisfaction to all who may patronize his House,
aud hesi.ates mt TO ray that. from ten years az
poricnce he will be able 10 keep up the accommo.
daiion al The Carolina Inn. in style not surpas.
cd by any Public House ia the inferior county,
and he takes this opportunity to return his cor.
dial respects TO generous Psblic for past iasors
and respectfully solieits . continuance Of Their
patronage and confidence.
DROvERS can, al all times, be supplied with
convenient and well enclosed lots free Of charge
and furnished with grain at low prices.
W Tho Charlotte and Camden Stages arrive
and depart tri weekly.
JENNINGS D. KERR.
Oct. Is. ls49. 5ltf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01

While the jury, therefore, was bring i'm
panneiied, be went 10 Mr. L., dis,in.
guished lawyer, in order to have him excused.
Mr.. L-inrormed him tina, the Judge would
not excuse him on the plea Of attending TO his
warehouse.
Never mind. says Dutch, you tell the Judge
tina, I wan, to be excused, and III tell him
the reason.
So, when the court convened. Mr. l.
rose and said, "May it please your honor a
Juror wants 10 be excused"
"Oa ~ha, ground, Mr.. l." says the
Judge.
"Thers he is" says Mr.. l., she will
present his excuse"
While this conversation vas taking place,
up rose the Duichman.
What, SIR, is your .cxcuser says the
Judge.
Dutchman-'Snsx snoorks.'
Judge-Cone near; l capno, hear what
you say
Dutchman-' Snsx snoorks.'
Judge lin great angetl-Mr. Sheriff, What
did you summon this Du,chrnsu for He
can neither speak nor understand word O
English.'
Duichmsn-Snax spooiks.'
Jldge-You can leave, sir.
Duchman-Scax snoorks.
Judge (overflo~ins with ire)-Mf. Sheriff
take ,hai-Duchman out Of court and sir,
shall have YOU foed Cor neslec, OF duty il
summonng q man who can say nolhins bu
Saax snoo,ks.
Dutch permitted himself to be carried GU
Of tie courthouse, come one no had witness
ed the scene asked him Why be dad no, e
when the Judge told him.
Oh, says Dutch, vos frnid if under,ian
you may 60 de Judge think speak Eoghsh
Abou, this time one Of The less for,unai
jurymen. hearing the joke, said 10 hum
60 in and ask the Judge 10 propose 10 swa
horses ~i,h you, aud he uiIl see whether 20
understand E,glish.
Blu, the Dutchmsn did no, wal. for sue
condescension from bis honor, he made fal
tracks for his warehouse -.Spirii Of the Times
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
A Good Ono.

This Boston Pos, tells the following good
story:
Cd Barty Willard was wheel wright by
trade, and, though an exec lien. workman, was
remarkable for bis hsbi, Of procrastina:ion.
lie would promise, and Then break his engage.
meni, over and over sgain, with as little scruple
and a. many positively lasts as a theatri.
cal star. Having pledged his word to very
urgent customer, for the third time, that he
would have his cart done by a certain day,
Barry sgain failed to keep hi, engagement.
and on the Day, the cart YVES unfinished.
Well" said the customer, "you have got
my cart done by this time, Of course"
YES" aid Barry. 81 have done the work,
and supposed j. was quite ready for you when
| discovered that | had made q uis,ske-s
very unaccountable misibke---,ha, will pu,
me back fortnight"
"Ah, indeed" said The customer +" shsl's
the trouble 7"
"Why you see," said B,ny. 81 have
made mis.aks-I never made such i blum.
der before 10 my Ii.e-l have committed the
ridiculous mistake Of making both wheels for
the same side, they are both of wheels r.
"Is it possible T. sid the customer, who
was thoroughly mystifed, and 90 allowed Bar.
" another fortnight 10 GnIsh the cart.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
The Field Bean.

an sorry 10 see this article so little cu.
iivaIed among our farmers, inasmuch as there
are but few corps cultivated more lucrative,
probably, than the fed beao. o, Ugh, soils,
they always yield renunsrating crop, and
succeed generally far better, under every mod.
lfca,ion Of season, than mos, productions
But little manure is required Is TOO sfil rent
a supply OF hunus 10 liz bic TO induce dis.
proporiiona'c or morbid development Of ha.
ium, which is by no means conducive 10 pro.
duciveness as in all cases where the veins
are excessive in their Iuxuriance, less weight
Of grain is invariably realized than where the
Stake are not pampered 10 undue expansion.
Plants which spring up fortui,ously 90 com.
post heaps, rarely mature their seeds, or when
they do, fail TO realize the ex,rsvsssnt expec.
iaiions their early precociousness rarely fails
10 produce. | have found that by breaking
up my s~srd lands which had, by long crop.
ping in grass. become too far impoverished
10 grant a reasonable remuneration in that
crop, end planning tho field bean, with gyp.
sum and house ashes in the bill. and broad
cast application Of the same, after hoeing. l
secured fine preparation Of the soil, for
crop Of corn, and that this grain succeeds much
better on lands so prepared. with ono half the
manure, than on sward lauds freshly broken,
OF even on those cultivated with o MANFRED
csop.of potatoes, the previous year. It's now
generally conceded tina, all Iegurninous plants
sbsifsct bot little from the visliy Of the soil
except during the brief period in which they
are engaged in celebrating the essential prin
ciplss d the seed. The large broad leave.
Of this species Of vegetation, are 90 constituted
BY nature a. 10 derive the greater portion Of
their nu.rimept from the atmosphere, and
hence i i that fhe bean. when g,own sod
pulled y The psirod of infi msscsnce, tend.
fslhet 10 aincIiofsls than improvsfi,h The coil.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
LEGAL RATES OF INTEREST

IN THE DikfkAfNf kfAfKs AND ttkktfDHN&
Maine per cent; forfeit Of the claim.
New Hampshire per cent for cit II thrice the
amount unis wlully taken.
y.,mon, & ne, c,ni, .-vy,ery IN action aud costs
Massachusetts Per cent forl.ll Of thrice the u.
suty
Rhode Is!and G per cent; forfeit Of the usury and
interes, on the debt.
Connecticut 3 per cent; forfeit Of the whole debt,
New York per cent usuTinus contracts void.
New jersey per cent; offeit OF the whoe debt.
Pennsylvania per cept; forfeit Of the a hole d. b.
Delaware per cent; fnrtri. Of the whole debt.
Maryland per cent; en- tobacco contract. s, usu-
rious contracts void.
Virginia per cent; forfeit double the usury
North Carolina por cent contracts TOT usufy
void forfeit double he nsury.
South Carolina per cent; forfeit Of interest and
premium taken, with costs.
Georgia 3 per cent; forfeit thrice the usury.
Alabama . per cent; iuffeit interest and usury.
Mississippi per cent; by contract 10; usur, re
cnverablc in action of deb
Boui.ians per cent ; bank interest 6 contract
d beyond contract, inieres, void.
Tennessee per cent usurious contracts void.
Kentucky per coat; usury recoverable with
costs.
Ohio per cent usufious contracts void.
Indisna per cent hue of double the excess.
Illinois per cent; by contract | }. beyond forfeit
thrice the interest.
Missouri 8 per cent; by contract 10. il beyond.
forfeit Of interest and usury.
Michigan per cent; forfeit Of usury of debt,
Atkansa. per cent; by agreement 10; 1sury re-
coyerabc, but contract void.
District Columbia per cent; usufious contracts
void.
Florida 8 per cent; forfeit interest and excess.
Wisconsin per cent; ty contract ~; forfeit
thrice the excess.
Iowa per cent; by agreement, ~; forfeit thrice
the excess.
On debts CT judgments in favor of the United States
interest is computed at per cent per snnum.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
How a Dutcllman avoided Jury
Duty.

A few years since a Dlich vessel Landed
at Mobile good'y number Of the hsbitan,s
Of Sou, krou,' .dow, one Of whom found his
way up the TOmbigbes' and seeing on ITS
banks an opening for an enIerpri.ing Dutch.
man. landed, and built him ware house. A
while after bis naturalization, the Sheriff SUN.
moned the aforesaid Duichman 10 serve on
jury. Dutch vas very snaious 10 be excused,
as the cotton bales wore coming 10 very "a.
pidy, and q rival warehouse was becoming
troublesome.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
no9TAy.
Erom tIe Lauisrille journal.
Spring.

II - -
The winter winds and storms are past,
The surly blasts are blown.
The voice Of spring is heard at last,
la blythe and joyous tono;
The little streams, from frost set frss,
With gladdening music sing;
The south wind comes with songs OF glse,
To welcome in the Spring.
The heart Of earth its foliage wide
Unfelds like summers rose;
Through wood and stream quickenins tide
OF life and beauty flows
The liga, of May is on the sky,
Its sunshine on the wing,
While winters shades and shadows fly
To welcome in the Spring.
The flowers are gently springing up
On hillside and on lawn,
The daisy and the bnt.ercup
Breathe in the balm Of morn;
The rills and brooks soft answers make
To birds on soaring wing.
The mingling strains Of nature wake
To welcome in the Spring.
l lis. me to the cheering song,
OF robin and the wren,
The mocking bird end ioeund throeg
OF warblers in the glen;
The wind and zephyrs too rejoice,
Willis every living thing
On earth outpours grateful voice
To welcome in the Spring.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01

Bean, are enc Of the best crops farmer can
raise on many accounts. but tho peculiar sd'
vsn,a ces attending their cultivation, farther
than [ have already stated them. need not be
alluded 10 /; they will naturally suggest them
selves to every practical mind at all familiar
with their specific habits, and modes oferow'h'
Practical FARMER.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
f1iiiFER s YosSr
Letter from MAJOR Dsgaid MDsgald, G.
Greek Posi- OGies.

Crsek Posi- Office.
IoosE covsrY, N. G., Drc. IS, lsi'
DR.. J. Knhl--Desr Sir:
A Lady in this county, afflicted with nefr
conplsnl. Prelapsus U,efi. Fluor Alhus al
somewhat d.r.ngrd mind. osusrd by obsirueiss
was for about twelve months sttenIed BY es1
our eminent physicians, without any effect 4
every one excessively declared her incnrsbe,
that ss,e bad 10 die. She then procured ,ss
ties Of your Abyssinia Mixture from me, VI
cured her entrely. She has since married,
Is in perfect good health and happy. The Az
sina Mixture has likewise proved very esIie,rs
in many other diseases, tut particularly ID isrs
diseases. in which il should have The preisrs
Of all others.
Yours obedien,lv.
DuGALp McDUGALp
Fries for the Abyssinia Mixture per bosis
cents. 81 IS g. $3.50.
Likewise on hand and for sale, DR.. kahI'
storef, Universal Plaster. Gold Mine Bal.sa,
I J. fiOLToN. Aeeni
Charlotte, NJ
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
Wanted,

A T the Charlotte Hotel, Butter. Eggs q
"A Try, aud all kinds OF provisions. :,
Charlotte. Oct 10. 1919. 5lu
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01

GolD iiiLi- NC. Aue l. ist..
Dr.. J. knhl- Dear Sir.
You viii please forward to us A. soon As os
veo'eni, ffssh supply Of the Resierer oflhs I'd
and tho Abyssinia Mixture, We have sold Sp, !
some lime The Restoser and The Dcpur.as
Powder, have proved 10 bs very efliesc,ou. 4
inllncss Of the chest, rheumatism. Sore l<g,, b
Examinations OF be Eyes, Debi:,,y, and Other ~
mic diseases. We warranted the Abyssinls Nd
'ure 10 every patient, and no one has asked IL 4
tie money returned. bu, on The contrary. c,r|
ons has praised ats great 'snat We poscrs
We remain yours, respectfully,
A 4 d. W. IlDNEiCI IT
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
Al short Fircsidc story.

The following sell told story furnishes q
striking Instance Of the old proverb--" Hon.
es,y is The best policy" Hosessy may seem
fes time 10 have rather the worst Of il 10
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
A Il ID. " IlONEYCuTT


DR.. Kahl-- Dear Sir;
We have sold out all of yonr Aby,,inis MirIs'
!, has given saius ssfislsefisn 10 all those 4
have us,d II. We have warranIed the Abyss5
Mixture IN all eases on our own account; ssss
can say. IL has usyer iailed. We have daily 4
for more of the Ahy ssinis MIXTURE. and you 4
please send US AZ soon as possible such ssGs
which will answer The great demsBd.
Very respectfully ycnrs.
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TERMS.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per snpum In advance; v
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS i par
Be- delayed three month";; and THREE
LARS II not paid until tho close Of he
Ffaftering efers 10 Clubs.
SCOPES one year to one direction, y,
acknowledgements inserted al One poa
square. st6 lines or less, this sized type v
first insertion. and 20 cents for each s ~
anae. Court advertisements and Shef,n
charged 25 per cent. higher; and GU
Of 33t per cent. will Be inside lioin 'ne v
prices, for advertisers BY the yesf. hs.M
mcnss Inserted monthly o. qusrisiy,
& square for each time. SemLmonlny :
per square for each time.
uPosimassrs are suthoiissi 10 act y 81
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A AMERICAN HOTEL,
DIR. KUIII.'S
Abyssinia Mixture

For catarfhs. Inflaenxs. Cossi.ensss. Piles, CT
vel, Genor,tr. Gieet, fioor AIbas. o, ID.
Whites. ws.knesf, Obslf ueiions, &c.
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Agriculture IL the foundation Of oil wealsb
build % il largely.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-05-01
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

There are denominations frequently met in reports
of markets. but their English value not always rea-
div recolectcd. The following table will be ioun''