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The New York herald., 1850-06-04

Be.ssn: KisS Grs.s y, Ean. q d' K., NV W..
sch DslAwars, Harding Rnsrsd B.oss 1s-
Hartford; corsi,, Tenlus R.s"sy ..%ss sssGs ss
ssypeur. Nyork; Black DiAsssd. stsvsn.on aos 49,
nc. s yerssy, noss' bIs cfyn
Periss OPsrto sshr csps Nay, Ros. soSr w os,Sy.
Tcwnsend scM Losia Rsevs Cavalier schr Nsw DslirSS
rhisssy; sekr kAlto, Cossn scbr Marsha WashingSos
bead cha schrs Chas Hailook Davis, RookporS; IT y
Alssn shs. Keen wsrshsn kossu usko HsIrSp Giossss.
Henry C.lton Bostoa Martha washngss Horss B,sssss
George Washington, Camp. Leechvine.
R,onsosn June 2-Arr schrs Orinnss: Dedss; yraass
Inns ana Sarah Curtis Thompson NYsrk SD sehr MOI
moHl. Packard. Portland.
sAIs May s-sld schr Martha xars. Niok.rsen NYsrt.
nell Liverpool; schr ii Qsmbrll Brad ord bAliimsrs
WunroTor. NC, May SDAIr schrs Wando, QuAyls, Ply
ID; Jare, lBr) Hole. Newport hsnmsushsAirs. o.
bxig hAssppa, Colson, Surinam
Passengers Arrived.
HoroLU1yBArh hsry-Jsmss Cusslsr xsrss. JAs Abssst
PIo n. yAsnSo-Bayt Bsrrins.on--s Kays Of New rsrf
Myers Lyman. Wood. wyath, Resssls,
Isteher, ws,sh. W stochhAm, King Psinsr
lfuiI-SSie New York-xs N wyies Ms Ponsfs~d,
silyis Mis- y Scott. ciark. Norris, A.Sass.
GRArp KY. TI-schr John Gambrei--Dsn Bsrasra.
NAssAy, N P--sobr New Nssssu-Rsv W Dsassns Il
Hsrbor Island. '-,
CBARI rsTor-Bark Bawsrd Bulkley-Nrs Murphy, Mo
Wilson. Mckenzie. ChippendAle Roax. and 4ia sAs
steerage. -.--.. -.. !.
sAvArsAH-sbip Nsriop-G Knselsnd, lady. nurss. s.A
childres; Miss McyckAr Dewitt Spauding and ely.
Kendall and lady. W II wilberger. Carson. Ms{-
ford Bovle. Nr McFadden, sss 70 in tho ssserass
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nk sALph, Au1sOh ~ ruE ~PasUrfUAl rns-
~ vnss fr-stise, ss-Oroe hoersp ~. ~ A. NJ etctf.
n feunday ex<spted mo ~ Grecn~ich s.rsas. Ttsrs
srply the eeplicr dseases
surprised ssd rspssisy eurs. In srsts
tvssing stages shs Seminal assase-, se (ro
ADVANTAGE and extensive rrsctice,l he
snps fsr stssns sAa 10 atsinsd fxsn 10 ssh q
AaerioA-
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Passengers Arrived.
-Ravl Hukl T. Akk~kk
IN hOlCAlss

OUTLETS ARABIC RiIxIR IS NOW THE GR1A1
" restorative medicine OF tho day. The preprstsrs
continually receiving letters from All rts Of tbs ceun
giving of the wonderful ID has oeotsd
has been found peculiarly servceate in female complaints
hysea yields directly to it's influence For sale at No.
Dey street. New York, and ~ Mrs. Hayes. IT'S Fslsea
street, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

VAPOR BATHS-A REMEDY POR RHEUMA1ISg
Colds. Bronchitis, Eryspelas Liver Complaints &s-1
= Carrols celebrated Medics:ed vapor SslchSr and
for the past Eve for the above complaints
These baths recommended BY most eminent phy-
siciAnA
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

MEDICAL ADvICE.-GENTLBNBN LABOHING UN-
1v1 der private diseases Seminal eak Impotensy ss
spry to DR. De Laney with certainty OF success Those
who have suffered from GLASS OF people, frsU de-
otcrous drug eordia andotes Gc he would be happy
AFFORD them the relief they need Once 6 speuard St
broadway. Genuine Female Periodical Piib sad
Drops, 81.
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nR. CONvERs INvIGORATINo CORDIAL = TIN
. s.
:ss .ss.ss .ssis. 70 IS.
E Sole sy dr. sa sS 70 .y1,s ss ns,s ss sss :s
Ey. letter. postpaid:
nK xoRaIsOn n coNFIpENrIALLY coNsyLrm
rim - % s! ~Aa -
ssat eases removed lev laSs striosrss sad ssn.sl
:s:: Z: s 4: s: :si: ~: e :: t.
De- nos.AaoS. sI.. WOULD SAY TO; TO THOSE s We
fesssn and treated sueccsasily sAossands Of pssns
sis. .si Il ss ssn + sSs Z
nnS n sy;d o :s'.s .t: s:;y: -
thas their kind Of medicine g All s, Iees.ssry -
iD.l ~ ths.s ssoti.ss eel. apo. daily les wsss 4
THE MARRIED wonANy PRIvArE MEDICAL cox
:. Pr i.!a a ss S q
s.rins q physical a.d ..nlsi sasush as.y sss
s.s. s''s
i...s::s .:!;:isll Q. ~ S..,ss ,s'.
r. ss:. :: sss ass. :. sss ss!. ..v.
:s ISy .: T. ,s:
yssrs IN whom nature scntenPstes rpertsn, eha.s
ren.aies ana mos, med. Of every sonpsS
tEssrsss Of sossasssss a, psy,e.. oAssD
Ny Dear sir-sy vifs has Sssa perssptisy sakise as
s1 sS s.r as %Ss' ass 20 % s5 a.
nsemsns every successive an ssl
which wss the lass occasion, depsred of supposed
that this state ef thinEs was isevits resigned
70 meet the worst this time tnov Ateat nootSjl
heard your book highly spssep aiming
tiers reaching On its and pcrusal
The relief Afforded distressed mind -
the jsy its wife thea
great discovery Of ~ D..umesus provided remedy.
opened prosrece TO wich ltte conceived
be Bat for th ere snothsr would have pAsssd
ny head In s human probsbty. vile wsula have bssa
In her grave and my children Left mo1herle-s.
s of course inIrActieatle ~ sonvey fully -
various subjects treated o. hey of strictly
INTENDED Tor the married. those
for sale ~ r. brosaway and st the Publ shin -
lAberty-sreet New York; 1it.ie Co.. Albany X De-
via Boston r. Petersen ~ @che.nut-ssres PAiiaasipaia
On The receipt of 81 cory will be trsnslttea hy
res o postsge 70 any part q the United saes Aesssr
mrss be adessss po,s-lae 20 Dr. A. Nsurieess,
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noeToR y0CRsgLf rkIyATELy-Tus a5 cHHrs-
~ ~ means of tbs focset AsvusF1nf. Fvery M
fhyseier Twtnyfcur'h efiticn. efth ons huufra4
showing fvtte Dsensss ard Msifortnssns of
s ccusrs4ve Sysssn in ast ferss ~ Willis
vsunf ~ D. ornjuate Of the tavsrrity %
n sacss frs o. ners, Iissass. ssnins essas~s DE-
rcrtt, faithfy descrhss ne rrcrss xvsa u
plain lshgssss. The ehsrte self Abuss ssd ssninsi
re.e y evsy one feuns nsa vhe hsvs tssn a.fsrts.s
the q any Doctor hs xaS
~ ecry ~ tfis truy ussfn wsrf ssranssrs vasa
NE ey. particularly thosa s,n3
nint 6rt.urns nene without ecpy of hs roskt ksss-
tApaf ec, cartsiss and soins sherd
d. Toy-fs 1reattse Marriage this Psoket Hscrlsrias ~
Every oae Hs Ovn rhysio.n Any sesdrg t~stY-
eve enclosed letter Will rcceive
kcoh, ty mai x ecplss will Be soat for .esr A.
dress Or NE. YOUNG. lf1 s7ruee street. rhilsaspoa,
and for sle w s.riresr rewrscr@- ~ Brss1~sv. psu
He-
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NkW MEDICAL bOOk$-A COnflkIk ftAtftCAk
IN vork on tive nsture and srsssns of private des&~
structures. and all hundred affections ~ The urirsrT orass
h~nnffuy coisrsa piss~ok
q i.rxe NJ. ry Homer Bost wies n D. Large lss<ss
rase. EDITION SO Essrsct fron tie hcs,a
Medical srd sarses Jsorr si 10 ,sy V said, fssrsssy
10 e-rs " heords Aetoas vcrk % ths ess family
rfsr anythnr f the Kind
iish.c In tAs eounuJ AutLef % he vors ssasp>l
Fmissiers lrpetercy. se. eaus-f ~ imprser hsb-s.
YourtA Hs,ier Y plates Irics st. Fer sale - the rrb-
iishsn, sTRlNGtR TOWNSEND 41 Bresswsy. ssx ~
IL. suth ur~asvsv.
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TUX FRfNCH AN1IDOTk.-1HIs 0gxAT kEsssY
Ter frivhs Ds,a~,s t.tng the lssd % sll sthsrs
ths reason ~, techuss rerson Tits rres4
esres 90 wonderfully a4tonished to hnd hnse ssr~1
renesee that he 70 oontnsaly Recommending 10 y his
rends aud thps its lame spread throurhsat ell The
lad. One bottle lasts w.ek. saa 10 F.neraiv Ne~rt
Many are cured In half THAI The prspres-r. Dr.
cesory viii warrant eurr ssery after ~hsA
sg si,e of the dscrier % resnrs al The u.s~y
paid sold - the drug Brosd Of Ceor
lsndt stee 10 Fultos sun Buiidnr. Ia Bewery
and AZ TIE Dyctors r-~idsnoe 81 nsdison street. ssct1
door above Catharss Price 81. with frn directon. Ne
charge Ter advse. Dpsiers surtass su liberal termA
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

noCToR GLOVER. A REGULAR PHYSICIAN or
- yesrs experience, author q "Ths Medical Caffe
rvse Trests etc. u eon'uitod in thss ossnAse asa
hsfeured eases of private diseases vhieh have hAst
sk those Who have devoted less stcnou ts hrseh
of the profeson. O-cs No. II Aan street. near Bread
vsy. - -
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r.fs

shr. Ahsens for shedisc; Comnor ~esith, --s Har.
mcrr Tor Glasgow; hsrkf Actress br fer 81 JOHNS fB
brasiiian. fer Ners Cruz fiedemonG brig ruscan. n..
Just ;wrds sunrise. W. ~ u,eridiss. sw, at sussss
y and lght.
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

nR WARREN IS coNFfDrNTinLLY coNsuLrRE
- on private d-eses prsetics ~ eighteen years
81 vheh were In hospital eaasles Dr. W.
eases See lis d,Flcus In his oe Mol Nett street vfl
the ngnstures % the greatest surgcry
cine shis country hss produced eharss
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@ k00 REWARD.-JEfrRIEs ANrIDorK. A spD-

Qh(M kERARD.-JkfrRIEs ANTlDOTE. A SPB-
PCVO ohct EiSsars Toe the Of CsAerrhcA G1set.
btr,etures, and similar dissrders make speedy eurs.
without the least restriction Of dict drink sxpcsas os
ehanss In application 20 business The proprietor challenges
single Gaze which me mixture will udss
foiture OF i've hundred dollars rurhsrhc disease anneA
contracted dass Of tbs mixture s taken when .spost
~ put up In bottles with fall dec nj e. 9ns toto
lasts vcekmany cured In days Ror by e. n
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MO CURE NO PAY-DR COsBTTT, ~ DUANE ST.
nay be coasulted the tresmeut sf csr.tn sicssS
Qsesses Fractce ~ sixteen yesr deyOsed tAs
mcnt of delicate disease enables or cur- wsrs4
mrr used. - - -
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DR. CONyERs INvIGORATINo CORDIAL -TUD
- great remedy Seminal Weakness, Inpotsncs, sal
Emssops ruinous ncapsctatng for society,"
business matrimony-s2 bottle Tor s. With drsstfsnS
sad Important sdvies to the married and those aboet
Sole By C., st % Third between rsasA
and Eleventh Streets n T. Sent to part Of the
The New York herald., 1850-06-04

he COOPER 10 pUArE STREET, HAS, FOR TEE
axt fourteen year, ernhn.d hs prxctics 70 TIE trca
BE can The tis~anr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-25

vout hearts ought 10 rise with it, and fl, be.
jond rs orb, to that gracious Belng who has
50 Kindly overrued oil things for The preser.
walton and peipeiuation cf our Liberties and
our peace.
lrs, gentlemen, NO shall be thankful in.
deed, that y.u, aud | and all of US. bear
common name aud common character.
that We are all United Americans; iha, We
can yer without shame open tie books which
record 'hc deeds of our f,,bers, and can sin
iook upon their graves without remarse."
mr. " hebstef's remarks were listened to
with profound attention, and were mos, en-.
iHus'asiically received. Next, the Hon. Mr.
n''ila'd, OF A'abama, addressed the crowd.
Tie spoke with great sarnestness and el..
qicnce, and attributed TO Mr.. Webster.
commanding taleHis, i, hleuce, and pa,t,nt.
'sn, principal share in producing those han
py results which would fill the heart Of The
naiion nth joy and gratitude.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-25
THE CROWN OF ENGLAND.

The crownof Eng land contains the follow.
ING valuable jewels:
Twenty diamonds round Tho circle, fl SEQ
each, I300aJ; two large centre diamonds,
$1,000 each 1900; fifty four smaller da
monds placed al the angle Of the former. 100 !;
four crosses, each Of 95 diamonds, 2,0O0 4,
four large diamonds on The top of The crosses,
10000 twelve diamonds contained in finer
de lis, 10000; twelve or eighteen smaIe.
diamonds contslned IN the same, 1000,
pearls, diamonds, &C., upon The arches and
crosses, 10000; also, l4l small diamonds,
500; twen,y.slx diamonds in the upper cross,
3 600; two circles of pearls about the rim,
300. Cost of the stones in the Crown, ex,
elusive OF the metal flll,900.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-25

'ne contrary. as We have shown, there /. eve.
y confidence and assurance that the prnci.
p'es oi Tho conservative Wing party are q,
oea' ase'e TO largo mtjori;y Of tie REQ
p'e Of North Caroline. And they will NAM.
f'' ina. attachment; on many future occa
s'on, Let but The day arrive, when they
vii be called upon TO express their con,,nped
"eso'ion 10 fhose principles, ard, With ranks
o"oioken by the low nppeaIs Of personal or
'"esi pHJudices, they will raise the shou, of
col u ient siefofy-a victory, which shall re-.
m'nu us OF the irumphsn, contests of 40 and
"a "a shHuf, 10 comparison with which. ,he
piestn Civilizations oi Loco Fuco.sr, will he
as Inc habb''og of brock bssids the thun.
De-" Of Niagara H
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-25
DEATH FROM EATING MATCHES

A child of Mr.. F. Mccormick, Of this ei.
'y, two years Of age, died few days since in
consequence OF eating the phosphorus from
boxol matches, which the seryan, girl had
gwen him to play with. Powerful medicines
we're administered, and the child had appar.
emily recovered, but abou, three weeks after
wards he was taken suddenly i'll. A physl.
clan was called, who pronounced il a case OF
poison and after he had been informed of
The cause, said that particle of the phospho
rus had remained in the stomach, causing ia.
flmmation.-Neudrk (N. j. Ado.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-25
A TRAGEDY

The n. .. Picayune says that shocking
affir took place recently in Texas. A Mr.
Wiley, living upon the Sabre, near Van
Landt, had separated from his wife. Ii ap.
pears that he afterwards visited her at a house
in the neighborhood, where she was residing,
aud proposed division Of the property, to
which she consented. lie then took hef be-
hind him, on his horse, and proceeded 10 their
former house, which they reached upon ap
paren,ly friendly terms. During the d,v,.
sion of the property, he requested her TO
walk out in the yard with him. As soon as
they left the house, he shot her dead with
pistol aud mounted his horse to escape. A
number Of citizens followed aud overlook him
in Rusk covQty and killed him.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-25

1t is often easier to ob,a in favors from the
PRIDE, than from the charities of men. A
shrewd preacher, after an eloquent charity
sermon, said 10 his hearers, al am afraid
from the sympathy displayed in your counte.
nances, that some Of you may give too much.
| caution you, therefore. that you should be
just before you are generous; and wish you
TO understand that we desire no one who can.
not pay his debts to put any thing 10 the
plate. The collection was . rouslns one.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-25
AN APPLE. CLEARING yINE/

A Mr. Nice, of Potssillo, Pa.ys~nsSa
grape vine twlned around an apple tree.A
or several seasons past the vine bore bios.
SONS only, but this year it has yielded fruit,
which externally is like an apple, with IL.
down, Its tuted crown, &c. Internally it
has the pulpy texture of a grape, but the
seed and caPsular tegument resemble the ap.
pie. A similar case is mentioned by the
cumberland, Md, Civilian as occurring in
the garden Of Mr.. John G. Hoffman of that
place, where two distinct and well formed
apples are growing upon a grape vine, as
healthy as other young apples on tree in
the Immediate vicinity Of the vins.-Ph!a.
4. 5. Gueene.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-25
A FRUITFUL MOTHER.

The census taker in the Western part Of
Scloto county, Ohio, informs the editor OF
the Portsmouth Dispatch, that he visited a
family in which the mother had recently Civ.
en- birth TO her tueafieth child He saws il
was sight worth beholdIug, to see the ouns.
s'ers running about the house, ranging from
small to great, like the pipes of an organ.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-25
PADDY AMONG TnE QuAKERs.

4 writer ia llolden's Magazine has an &C
count q an ifishman, who going for the frst
time 10 a Quaker convention, was much as
'onshed and puzzled wllhal a, the manner Of
worship. Having been told That the beth
rem spike even as they we're moved by the
spirit, he watched the proceedings with IN.
creas ne disgust for their haylhen way Of
Worship TIL one young Quaker rose aud
commenced solemuly:
I" Brethren, have married y
The devil ye hev = interrupted Pat.
The Quaker sat down IN confusion, bu,
the sPirit moving Pat no further the Young
man mustered courage and broke ground a.
gam:
Brethren, have married daughter Of
the Lord -
The dlvl ye hev that p SAID Pat, but
h'll be long, lopg while before iver yell
see your t4lher.Inlaw.n
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4 1 LII
AZ pa
Reid. vote, as above
Nlei,riiy
OPT


While this shows hos easily the Wings of
the State might have elected Gov. Manly,
and saved the State ttom the reproach OF hav.
ing Loco Faco Governor, for the ffst tine,
By dong even half their duty, IT also proves
more sfU. II will bo seen, of course, that, IN
The foregoing calculations, ae have had rc.
ference TO the question Of Wh,g ascendency
IN ths State, as IT has hitherto manifested II.
sel', and - 1t will continue 10 manifest itself
on oil occasions. where national politics, pria.
spt's, are involved, and that, IN deciding tha,
Question, wo have actually assumed Gov.
maaly's vote, in lS4s, as the basis OF our
calculations. Nov, 1t IS well known, that
thousand. Of Wings stayed from the polls a,
mat election; and 1t was even acknowledged,
"'hes'me, aud SINCE, by muuy oflhe Loco Fo.
90 Fsess, that ths, vote coald not be taken as
STATE.
10 Wow, therefore. Of sli tho facts and cir.
eOmstsnces Of the csss. We would say to our
esssspsItIDf Wing friends, a, home. aud to our
h'x 4 abroad, ,ha, ,here is no reason
- !hs'f Nsapondency. Moruiying as was
ne dsicss ef Gov. hisnly - melancholy a. was
'ne overthrow, BY indirect aud unworthy eau.
Te, Of 90 gifted an advocate Of Wing princ,.
ps'' 20 true hearted q gentlemen. aud 80 do
.o'eo pstsiot--thess u no ground for a re.
'ss''sa Of hope Or energy III our midst. Oa
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-25

BISHOP DOAAE UPON Z TAYLOR


The New York Erpyess SAYS: ave find
m The ChTcdmaa Of this city, the first ~.
s'almcn' OF the published sermon Of RI. Rev,
neoree ". Doane, on the death of President
lay 'or, from the tent I'll Samuel, iii, 30
hho" yo not that there is a prince, and a
great man fallen, this day, in Israel" W.,
WISH we could fad space for the " hole Of il
~ our columns, for more eloquent aud lofl.
iIy conceived tribute to the memory Of he
deceased patriot We have nj, yet met with.
As II ls We must content ourselves with few
extracts:
A nan has faHfn.
90 mol mean mcre male, human, individual.
o"e, "hum the taljor, rather Ihau the m n.
tna niaAer, clothes. A walking thing, that
wears hat. speak of thai which God
meant, when IL said, Lei Us make man in
our image, after our likeness" aIarfed
sadly, row, by the conclusion Of that fearful
tsl But, capable Of restoration ,hroush
Tho Cross. And, JUSTLY ing we'll, in the re-
hc"A' ol lis cnnH'enance erect, the sacred
fecoId, " dod hhih made man upright" A
man, that has mind and used it. A man,
mat has heart; and icIds to il. A man.
that shapes his circumstances. A man. that
cares not tor himself. A nlan, with the sim.
pIlcliy Of child. man, with the direct.
ness OF chid. man, with the freshness
ahd ca. HsinesS OF child. man. in JUS.
'''~ --"---l ,-~-----~-.-A --.a ~
meet emergencies. A man, 10 nuke occa.
stots nan, TO daIe, uol on,y but to
bear mon, TO love. A man, without
lear. \ thundetbolr, ii wsr. A dew drop,
u he day Of peace. Oac, that, against tho
fearful odds, Of tive 70 one, could sway the
battle storm a; Buena Vista. Ard, then,
from The arms and lap Of victory, write to
one, whose gallant son had died TO make his
crown when | miss his familiar face, | can
say, with truth that feel no exulation. IN
,or success Truly, a man, has fallen III
lsrael."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-25
GENUINE ELoQUENCE./

y The following is a part Of ths>peroration
of Mr.. Clays late speech. ii. pity the
patriotic senimcn, is not oflener carried
out:
Mr.. President. ~ hat is an individual
man! An atom, almost invisible without 4
magniying glass "a mere speck upon the
immense uHlsets6- second 10 time com
pared 10 lmmeasurable, never beginning and
never ending etefnlty-a drop of water IL The
great deep, which evaporaes and is borne
IN " Inc "ihds-a gram Of sand, which is
soon gathered to the dust from whence IT
sprung. Shall beina SO small, SO p tty. So
esahescent, oppose itself, 10 the onward march
oi great nation, TO subsist for ages 10 come
to oppose itself TO that long line of poster.
ity which, issuing from our loins, will endure
during the Existence Of the world Forbid
Il q Let Us look al our course-eleyate
ourselves to the dsnlty Of pure aud disia,er.
ested pa'rIots-of wise and heightened states.
men-and save our country from all mpen.
ding dangers. What, If in the march of this
nation to greatness and power, we should
be buried beneath The wheels that plopel Il
onward what are We, what is any man worth
who IS not willing TO sacrifice himself for the
oeheht o. his country when i, is necessary "
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-25
ILLUMINATING BODY,

The Utica Gazette learns from a friend,
rather curious in statistics, that the person
who cleaned the Odd Fellows Hall, after the
adjournment of the Grand Lodge, collected
four pals of tobacco juice from the spittsens
used by the Delegates.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-25
NUMBER AZ.
TnINGs THAT SHOULD BE DONE

|THlNGS THAT SHOULD BE DONE
= The next Legislature should nass law
f requiring all The Sheriff, and other officers
10 advertise in some newspaper in lbe county
where the sale takes place, all the propetty
tevied upon by execution or Otherwise. as
well as all land sold for Taxes. The tse .ci,
law requiring lands sold for Taxes To Ma.
seriised IN paper at Raieigh, though N,
land may lie IN Cherokee, is an ouifaae IA
gains. common sense. No oiliter should ae
allowed to sell valuable property, either real
or personal, "I'hou, fr-t giving notice Of ,hg
same through the ne v-Pupers Of the eo,s,,.. Z.
or through the neares, priut. The reasoI4
Tor this aie too Obvious to require The m to be
pointed out.
We have long thought Of calling public a.
tention to this matter, aud if we had not bctf,
connected With the press, would have dosg
go many years ago. But knowing how ,ls.
bic mems motives are 10 be mi>constrpt-
we nave felralncd from saying much on ihis
subject. Having, however, SO often seen val
liable property sacrificed through the defects
OF the present system, we have laid aside our
dIlidence and call now upon The pres ri he
osaie 10 take tAis matter IN hand, ard force
II upon the m1nds .ol the members elect to
the next Assembly. The preset, plan is,
when valuable property is to be sold, 10 stick
y up al some corner, cross roads, or grocery
door. two or three notices. written, general.
y IN style that would puzzle Philadelphia
La"y er to decpher their contents, giving in.
formation ot sale. Oac half who see these
notices are unable 10 read them md foa
sixths Of thuse who feel an interest in sufb
Salts never see them. And hence We con.
;lude that II wtuld be q vast benefit to all
parties to have such sales advertised few
weeks IN some newspaper, where they could
>c read BY all the world and the rest of man
tlnd Such is the law in every State of tho
Union ercePt Virginia and North Carolina. -
-AShepiUe Ncws. ~
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VOLUME Xxx.
From the Rale'gh Register.
The Official Vote

Full snd official returns from the whole
STATE have been received u, the Office Of tho
Secretary of State. and presen, the fOlIowln,
suthsntic result:
David 8. Reid, ASA
Gov. Chss Manly, 1901
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We mention these Counties. hy eay of ex-
ample, merely. The same indifference, or
di'silec,ion, prevailed in many Others.
Manly = vote as above i3 GIL
Add 500 Wings who did not vote 500
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R~,d's vote ~ss
Sub'rsct,ng 1000 Hhis vo'es
432l4

Which works, already, very decided
change 10 The aspect OF tho vote. But this is
aos oil. The .ilisial returns ~ill sustain us
IN tho assertion that the following Wings. IN
toutd numbers, 10 the lo'lowln. counties, did
not refe at ihis election the Locotaco vote
IN the sane counties beng abou, as usual, or
~ sotae instance, larger.
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Young men can only hope to be respected
" otheIs>when they respect themselves.