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JENNY LIND,

JENNY LIND.
an MONDAY, the 10Th inst, we shall open ex-
" pressly for the Concerts, an invoice Of fine
Opera Glasses, and Opera Hoods, Gloves, &c. &c.
PARKER'S
Fancy and Perfumery Store, under National
Hotel. Dec l0-3t
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PERFUMERY

PERFUMERY.
~ CASES Of fine fresh Perfumery from the
III houses of Lubin, Provost, & Piver, now
opening at PARKER'S
Fancy and Perfumery Store, under National
Hotel. Dec. l0--3t
(tOMBS AND BRUSHES.-The most extern
" sive assortment Of superior Dressing and Fine
Teeth Combs English and American Hair, Nail
and Tooth Brushes-will be found at
PARKERS,
Dec IA, Under the National Hotel.
DRESS COMBS.-We are just opening an
other and prettier assortment Of those hand
some Rope and Chain pattern Shell and Buffalo
Dress Tuck Combs; prices from S2to $40 each.
Also 200 different patterns Spanish Dress Fan;
prices from IS cents to SO each.
PARKERS,
Fancy and Perfumery Store, under Nat. Hotel.
dec l0-3t
WILL be opened at Mrs. s. Parker's, on Sat
w urday, 23d inst, at 10 o'clock A. M, in the
new store under the National Hotel, a rich assort-
ment Of Winter Millinery, consisting Of Hats,
Caps, Head-Dresses, Feathers, Florences, Rib.
bons, &c. SC, PARkERS
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ued a wte,ched and solitary man. But tho
spell Of the enchaalrsss was still upon his soul.
He closed his store, sold his estates, collected
his ample means, and traced her to her distant
retreat 10 make a new offtr Of his hand -
She had jus, married a-gentlemsn Ct high
standing, acquainted, with all the details Of
her career, shuddering a, the tragedy, bu, in
capable of resisting her charms. Poor w.
Then, indeed, did the iron enter his sool.-
i" The deadly AFRO. qui,ered in h's side.
His early loye-hls fuctuatin: courlship-
mis- marriage and the calasrophe-'he flight
the divorco-his yeats Of misery-'he new
birth Of his passion nov his disapPslpt
| men,, final and forever-came crushing ovei
him like an iceberg in the tide of bitter mem
oric,, and he prayed for death Whether TIN
prayer was granted, know not. he msy
vet wander, broken hearted, over the Garth
If he died more wrctched, yet a purer ont
noble, spiri, never winged its FL sht 10 hcs
van
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Fraa the kqiektrb0cker.
Getting scu 10 IL.

Some here abcu, kete, writes Southern
correspondent, lives a small farmer Of such
social habits that bIs coinius home intoxicated
was once no unusual Thing. His nl'e urged
him IN vain to si-n the pied e. why you
see." no you'd s4y, !" III sign II after bile,
but dont Ike TO bleak otT at oEer; il ain't
wholesome. The bes, @ay IS ul~ays 10 GOT
used 10 thing By df-rees YOU know" We
~ well, old man. has help nate woo'd iei ia,
"see nov If sou don't ia!l 1870 hole enc Of
these days. white you ean's lskc care Of ycuf.
SET, aud nobody near TO lake ,eu cut" Sure
enough, as i to se'ify he prophecy, one day,
4fss lsal Of usols~s aesass.Lt,-c n" .hp,.' oil
FOR the H. hl IF hii eyes to cone AID belly
him CUT. "D.dl't | tell you 50 = said the
good soul, showing her capftlil over the edge
/ Of the pirspei; "you'vo cot into a hole a
last, and its only lucky I'm ID hearing, OF you
might haze drowned, you old dog you p
Well" sho continued after natIe, letting
dorn The bucket, "Iake hold"
| Ana up he came, hi- her Of each turn of Ihs
sindisss. until the old lady's grasp s'tppins
frois The handle, down he vent to the baitou
again. This securing mctc than once made
the temporary occr, ant of tie well suspicious
" Locke here" he ..fcamed 10 fury at the
last splash, you aye dong that on purpose
| know you arr /" Wei, nov, an, re
spoadcd his old oman, tranquility, HE siad
lns Inn up once more. "D5b't you tefnem.
Der telling ne its best 10 get used 10 a hn!
/ b. degrecsf Tn 'ttaid # | was to brisa ~
# i-h up on sudden, YOU w0uIda'i fad Il
sho'e,ome - The old fellow cau.d 10, hrlp
calekog u the application q H. puoctalr,
and protested lie ~ou'd s,ea the pledge outae
instant, If she voH'd lif han fad, cu' This
size did, and packed him ct 10 "sAear IN
wet as lie nas. For you see. size added,
worry emphaiieaily, Il you ever f4Il mo the
sell agsln, III leave you thar. el,l"
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aoaEAg .


Never look sad. though dark clouds o'erspread thee,
And dercely the heavens above thee may loom
Kind 10 the Hand that thus far has led thee
There's sunshine bsyond-theres a star thro' the
gloom.
Never look sad, though the tempest may wave
Look up and be glad bear a strong heart and
brave.
All nature is joyous the oceans deep swell!
L. hymning forever an anthem of praise
And down in the depths Of the hly's pale bell
The wild bee is hummlcg he r'usleal laws;
The child in the rgssnwood e bird on the wing,
Are types Of Gods lsvs-who taught them to sing.
Never look sad-sive a smile il you meet
A brother who YEARLY journeys along
Wine the damp from his brew-smooth tae therns
from his feet
And give him glimpse Of sunshine and song
There's many heart has silently broken
For lack Of kind word lovingly spoken.
No. never look sad still bravely trns, on;
You'll not tighten the lsad by yielding to sorrow
The sunbeam GENES out when the storm cloud II
Hope on and hope ever brighter to morros;
love the free heart that can fling of its cars,
And msrrily laugh at the phantom despair.
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CAROLINA INN,
tsIlA
CM.lRLOTTE, Y: G.

gHyIIE above establishment, situated IN MAJ,
ii Street, third lot North Of the Public Sauarp
in the town OF Charlotte, has been constantly kep
open by the present Proprietor, from the ls Of
January, 1910 10 the present time, for the accom-
mediation OF the Public, and will con,isus 10 b,
kep, open for the same purpose.
The Establishment has betn enlarged and i'm.
proved To very cor siderable extent within Ii.
last two years-ihe entire building is in complete
repair and is 81 constructed that oil the room,
have abundant light and can be ventilated nj pt.
sure.
The Stables are not IN erior 10 any belonginr
to any similar Establishmt nj in Western Nor 1
Carolina; and care will be taken that they shall
always be supplied with abundance NJ good rna
and proven der and attended by faithful and esD..
ricnc.d ilestlers.
The Subscriber will use every sxeriinn 10 CIV,
satisfaction to all who may patronizs his Hons,
and hesi,a,es not 10 ray that, from ten years 81.
rcrience he will he able TO Keep up The aecomm,.
cation at the iulina Inn, in style not surps.,.
cd by any Public House in the interior COUNTY,
aud he taxes this opportunity 10 return his cor.
dial respects TO generous Public for pas, favor,
and respectfully scIieits a. continuance Of tb,,
patronage aud confidence.
DROVERS can, al all times, be supplied v IA
convenient and well enclosed lots, free OF charge
and furnished with grain at low rticef.
Or The Charlotte and Camden Stages afiir.
and depart hi weekly.
JENNINGS o. KERR.
Oct. Is, ls4o. 5if
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chopped a moment, end looked around then
turned in the direction of the pear tree
Presently | was beneath lis branches.
Father will ,hiuk the wind has knocked 1t
oG-but there was not breath Of air stirring
-Fa,her will think somebody has stolen it
some boys came in the night and robbed the
Garden; he'll never know. Such were my
thoughts. | uembled at the thought Of
shat aas about to do. q, twill taste go
,ood and father will never know It, lie
never would ihnk took il. o. up toe, with
nv hand upllf,ed, and head turned upwards
| | b. held star looked down upon me through
the leaves. "Thou, Ged, seesl me y
could no, help saying over AMI over again
God seemed on every SIDE. lie was locking
me through. was afraid 10 look aud hIc
nv face. II seemed as 4 father AID mother
and all the boys, and every body IN town
would take me for thief. II appeared d
heuph all nv cendgcl had been seen as by
the h.,h, of day. |! ~as sons time be'o
dared 10 move, SO VIVID was the Impressed
made open my MUD by the awful tuth II
these four words. Thou, Cad, seesl me.
s1ep he saw ms.
fastened from the pear t'ee; nothing
: earth would q, that moment have tempted III
10 touch the pear. W,lh very different fee
J iuss did creep back 10 bed again, ley dow
r beside Asa, feeling tnofe Ike criminal 'ha
g ny ding e'se. No one in the house ha
c seen me, but O II seemed "a IT every bod
e knew IT, rnd should never dare 10 meet IN
! fathers face again. Il was great White b
e fora seni TO sleep. hea'd my pafen
q csme home, and | involuaiarliy hid my GAG
/ uuder the sheet. But could bot hide myse
s from the sense Of Gods presence. HIS ey'
seemed every where, diving Inio the seI
o depths Of mv heat. L! sIafltd tram OF II
}. hleuce. shieh, CD be praised, never 6
over.
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By this limo tho follow who had fallen IN.
der the plate had managed to get up.
"You're liar, sir |" he shouted, in pas
sion, a. tho same time .hrus.ing his hand into
his bosom.
"You're a thief, you son Of gum re
torted tho Iloosisr. in a rage. "Sarch hun,
CO pin, and if you don't find the puss on him
Why chop ME into sassases aud eat me for sup
per, that's ALL"
eve mus, search yoo, sir," said the cap
tain TO the man accused.
! IL won't 10 searched" answered the fell
low haughliy. "rms gentleman"
Tina, remains to be SEEM" said the skip
per, calmly. "Ssa,ched you shall be-"
The mao vas accordingly examined. anC
though every poke, was locked into, no msn
sy answering The description Of The iloose
was found, and they we're aboat giving II up
"Look in his boots !" exclaimed the losel
Of the purse. He's sone kin to john Al
DIRE, and will be hung 20. afore he dies"
The lsf, boot VAS pulled OF, and sof
enough, there vas the money exactly Gu
sweting sks description, contifulng he sai
; of the gentleman
Upon The other fellow the handserchl'
: was also found, having the llooslefs nam
lsg,bly written upon Il. and tho tso rasca
were, with permission Of the ludlanan, ande
on the shore q, oncs. The Hossler was Il
also putting Il ashore, declaring that
had engaged him in conversation On purpo'
Z 10 call his sttention, so that the acoundi e
could rob bin. Bat as tho way was We
: known to many on board. he was let OF, u
= fleosisr swearing It vas some Satisfaction
know tina, he had spoiled ha best RULED sht
T. with the contents uf his plate. il n
never since attempted to poke fun at an Lad
:. snian, aud doubtless the two thieves are all
careful how they succeed 10 ROusins Ho
Sier.
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nc RIC III URaL.
Currauts and Goosebcrrics.

Thate IL not a more bes Ill u, shrub grow
ing ,han lae currant, properly Propiga'ed and
tie same may be said of the gooseborry.-
But to put on, parcel of old roofs. thrown
INTO the stree, by more intelligent neighbor,
is bu, poor why, and will as poorly repay
the cos, and trouble. Culiya!ors who pay
any attention TO the sutjsc,, never aIlo"
The root 10 make bu, one stock, OF, as the
English say, "make thea stand on one lee.
thus forming beautiful miniature tree.
To DO this, you mus, take sprouts Of las,
years growth, and cut out all the eyes, or
buds in the wood, leaving only two or three
a, the top then push them abou. hall the
length Of the cutting into mellow ground,
v here they will root and run up a single stock,
forming a beaul,fo', symmetrical head. u
I you w.h il higher, cut The eyes Oh. again the
second year ard you can have one six iec'
high. This places your fruit out OF The Way
Of hers, and prevents the gooseberry from
mildowing winch often happens ~hcn the
/ fruit lea on or near the ground. and is cha
ded by superabundance u leaves and sprouts
Il changes an uus'gh;ly bush, which cum5er'
and dish.ures ysur garden, into an ornamen
.ai dsarftree. The fruit is large aud fifeni
better, and will last on tho bushes. by grow
ing IN perls ctior, until lsts in the fall.
The mos, of people suppose that The root
make cut from tha oaer buds il IS not so -
thew start from bslacen The bark and wood
at the plhce where i, 10 Gu, fiom The pareo
REQ. W. Chronicle.
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Valuable Eeeeipc.

Tha cure for cholera, recommended by
Capt. Peabody, (is mentioned 10 he l. au,rer
I some weeks siuce.) 10 indeed poeetful and
excellent temcd, the writer Of this reme, k
has !slce known 1t tried vita pcFfec, sncccss.
i captain Of a vessel came IN shore at Pow.
dsncr, during the time II Appeared thrre, las,
summer, end requested of his liudlady il he
should be seq d, and unable TO speak 10 al
minis'er the salt md pepper rem d, without,
delay. Hts business was very faiguihs and
he weather oppressive, aud the next mornine
he was setzsd With the cholera while in HE
stree be was conveyed TO bis lad .ings, and
the remedy administered without delay. Tho
eH'c' was one powerful discharge from his
bosels, aflef which he recovered ranidIv and
at ntghl rose, dressed himself, and went on,
to spend tho evening. The way he used !,
"a'' BY pouring half pint Of boiling water
upon a table spoonful Of fine salt, and tea
spoonful Of cayenne pepper, stir il well, s.rain
IT, md then take tho whole at one drauph,.
~. u The Captain recommends lskioy
II as soon as the bilious d schatpe which prs
efaes zoe sevster symptoms Of cholera ap.
poars, II possible. The lanJIady was sob.e.
greatly relieved By the sams remedy. 8rooL
lyp Adrernser.
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Sucilcring Corn.

We observe some persons still adhefing to
The EXPLODED doctrine Of the necessity Of pull.
ng Of The suckers from ludIan corn.
There is no point better settled, than tho OBJ.
so'u,e requirement Of the impresna'ion Of The
pistil, or silk, OF the ear Ivy tho pollen Of The
star ems, or tasses. The destruction OF a
single fibre Of the silk, or the failure Of i'm.
p.egnaiion. destroys the kernel 10 ~hIch II is
attached-a fact tba. is easily tested, BY ~.
i1y any ccse woven fabric, as silk hsndaef.
chief over the ear before sihins, which will
hen produce cob but no kernels or grain.
Indian corn 10 a moro ious plant, having
the s'amens and plstils placed on different or.
gan; consr qarnlly The suckets which thro.
cut iasseis containing the pollen, OF imptcg.
mated matefial become lnpottsot snxiharie'
10 tafttliss the laic ears, which make their
I appearance af,ff the loss Of The pullen from
the '.lnal tass.l, which iis period OF PR due.
! iiou. OF very dry ho, weather. has rendered
nic:tse. Therefore the sucker is provided
+ to rerform iis fufctlous and carry out the Do
ftgas Of nstate.
The experiment has been faithfully tried by
suck,'ns one and a. d leaving another. and
IA I'll cafes the unsuekered portions producrd
mere corn b from . to - per eeat. than the
sucke'oi cnes; aud ru.h greater loss soul !
tosue Il the sbo'e hid becn thu. served. ..
4 the pollen Of he suckers left i. distributed
mote ~ less ever the whole field - Rarai
Farmer.
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From the Schooi Friend.
The E0;,r Words.

! "Four h,,s words did mc more good,
when wa. boy. than almos, anything else, I"
said friend to ne the olhcr day. 81 can
not reckon up all the good they have doae +;
they were the fifs, words my mother tlugh'
me-"
"lndeed sha, we're The four li'le words J"
said |.
He answered BY relating the following
story:
"My father grahsd rear tree !, was
very choice graft, and he wstchgd II. with
great care. TIE second year il blos.omed,
bu, i, bore bu, one pear. IL vas said TO be
very nice kind Of pear, and my father was
onxious TO see If ii came up to the promises
of the man ~ho gave him the graft. The
singular pear, then, was an object If much
concern TO my father. He wanted II 10 be-
came fully ripe. The high ~lud', he hoped,
would not blow of the pear, and be gave ex
press directions TO oil the child en- 90 no &C.
coun. to tou:h 1t. The graft was Iow, and
easily touched by us. 1t grew finely. |
think tina, graf will acct my expectations,
said my father many times TO my mother
. hope there is some prospect Of our having
t good pears."
Every body who came into the garden lie
took to see the graft, and every oae said. II
t will prove 10 be a most excellent pear" l.
, was full and round, rich Clio. vas dyeiRs
/ lis cheeks and is grain vas clear ard healthy.
is il mol almost ripe lon. for : bite, y
cried, a. followed father cas- day dom
T the alley to the pear tree.
: VAN patiently, my child. it vii nj be
, iully ripe for week, SAID he father
, thought ioved pears better than any.
t thing e'se. used to often stop and look
longingIy up TO this. 0. how coed ii looks
used to o.ien think, smaeklng my lips. |
) wish ii was oil mine. Fac early apples did
, NO, taste as good, the currants we're not as
relishise, AID The damsons | thought nothing
| Of in comparison with this pear. Tas longer
chopped under this poar tree, The more |
Ion.ed for it.. Oh, wished | had Il 2,
line Sc FISH thought thu, gradually GOT uqPer.
MOE! in NY mind
Oao night, after 40 we're in bed, my bfo:h.
or fell fas. asleep before DID tossed about
and could not sleep. Ii vas a ~atn, still,
summer night; there ~as no moon, 10 noisB
excep. the hum OF numberiess insects. NJ
father and mother were goins away, pg. my
head on, of the wIndo., and peeptd ~ the
garden; snuffed pleasant smells. | traced
the dark outlines Of the trees. | glanced 10
the direction Of The pear tree. Tho pear
then the pear My mouth was parched;
was thirsty. | Though. no. good jaicy
pear would taste. was tempted
A few moments found mo creeping down
/ the back stairs, with neither shoes, stockings,
nor trousers on. The slishies, creaklne
frightened nae. slapped to IIsIen. Nancy
wa, busy somea here else, aud John had gone
to bed. At las, fairly felt my way to The
garden door. 1t vas fastened. Il seemed TO
take me ages to unlock it, so fearful vas Of
making a noise. aud the boil, grated. gol
it open, wen, out, and lached it afr me.--
1t was good TO get out In'o Tho cool air. Il
ssn down to the walk. The patting Of my
fest made no noise en- the moist earlb. II
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MEDICAL USE OF SALT.

IL many casrs of dlsofdafed stomach, a
tea spoon tai! Of salt is certuia cure. H. thn
violent internal nchiDg, termed ehoiic, add d
ten spoon foil Of salt to a pin, Of cod vs;et,
ID uk II and 20 to bed; tt is oac Of the
.peedest remedies knpnn. TIE sane vii
revive persan who seems almo1t dad from
receiving ho.y} ISL.
II apoploci. f's 10 tim, nus be lost IN
pouring do"n salt ard water, II s0iIiasnt sen.
sbIii'y tcmala 10 ALLOW # swallow lac If not,
the heed must be spoaged VIII cod water un
81 the sense return, hen salt sl completely
restore Ito plient ltom the cih,rgv.
In f the feet should b. placed IN warm
water, with mustard addsd; and the legs bssk
" rubbed, all band lgc removed l,oa, the nosk
and cool apartment procured # poss.ble.-
In many cases o. severe beedog al the Ian :,
and when otLet remedies fail. Dr. Rush found
two teaspoons foil Of salt completely stayed
The blood
10 ioo,hnche, warm salt and water held 10
the part, and renewed, two or three limes
vii relieve IN most cases. II Tho guns bo
Affected wash the mouth with bgine # the
teeth be covered with tartar wash them twice
a dsy With salt water L Seiea'fe American.
Good. HlM g n r.uta unuetrl -, r.
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Liquid Manure Cor Grapes.

The Ohio Cul'ivaiof says, that grape vine
a, hotel in that State, but three years old
has climbed to the second story, ard la, :,
tended us brsnches round the corners Of IL.
building to q distance Of twenty or thirty fee,
nearly the whole being full Of tho clus.s r, Of
fruit. The only unusual trsasmen, il has r..
eeived, was . wslsfing every day with dish
water and occasionally with soap sud..-
Working Farmer.
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For Trees IS deeaycd leaves. To cord
of tbs, odd four bushels of lime I'D enc Of
salt. and a. much charcoal as you like, ard
YOU wlll f,d it a valuable compost for fruit
trees or shrubb'ty. Wood ashes or pot a.h,
tn mode'a,c qlinttles. IN any shpps, viii lie
fouaJ valuable.
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4 small firm, we'll cultivated and well ira.
nuftd, vii give greater car prof, than a
large one where tie same labor aud the samo
quantity Of mlnufaate employed on a greater
extent Of surface OHM Cahirator.
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PHlfER & YoRKE
Letter from Msjo, Dagald MDpcald, C,a0
Crfsi Peat Otcs.

Letter from Mslo, Dagaid MtDprald. Ctaa
Crfsi Peat OHet
,loonr GorNrr. N. c., Dee 25. lsis
DR.. J kahl---Dear SIR
Lady N tti. county, afflicted with nctvoa'
complaint, PfoIaPsus uteli, fluof Albpr. and
somewhat defsnged mind, rauscd by nb.itasll0e'
was fur about twelve months Attended ny four q
our eminent physicians. without any effect, snd
every one successvely declared her incurabc, snd
that site had 10 die. She then procured tao b0'
tie OF your Ahyssipia Mixture from me, shra
cured her entirely. She has since married, stf
Is IN perfect good health and happy. The As|s-
SIN Mixture has likewise proved very rilicaeiOa'
IN many other disease, but particularly u ie'nas
dtscaes- IN which il should have the pfei,rtns
OF all others Yours ahedently,
DUGALD MeDUGALh
Ffice for the Abyssinia Mixture per- bottle u
cents. 81 Is 4 ss.5o.
Lkcwise on hand and for sale, DR.. Kphl's ~
stofet, Universal Plaster. Gold Mine Balsam, "
4 J. liOLTUN, Agent,
Charlotte. N. 6
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DIR. kUIfI;S
\ byssinia Mixture.
For cs,affhs, Inhurnza. Cosiisenexs, Pies, I'm
vel, eenoffhm. 6ieei, fIaor Albn-. OF Tie
Whites, Weasness, Ossiruetiols, &c

Gote Hut, ". C.. Alto !, isls
Dr.. j kabl-Dsaf Sir.
foa will phase f,rwaFd to Us as room AZ ceai
Seuieni, a fresh supply ofthe Rcslnrcr ofthe hsel
ard 'hs abyssinia Mixture, we have sold cut IL
some tine The Resiofer and the DcpHr.liss
Powder. have proved to lie very ehicactou' II
feilncsi Of The chest, Rhsumatism. Sors ItS,.l Il.
hsnm4'l'hso Of ID Eysft Debility, aud other bro.
ne diseases. We warranted The ahYssinis Ni
tufe tn every patient, and no has asaed 10 ri
tho money returned. but on the contrary cFsfi
one bas Praised IT, great sanai se powers
We remain yours. respectfully.
A. Il ID, ". IiONEkCtTT
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coscuan. N. C.. JulY %, isia

" coscosn. N. G.. JptY %. isia
DIR. kuhl--Draf Sir.
wv have sold sat lof yonf Abyssifia Miumt
Il has given taiirs satisfaeiion 10 all ihose 80
have nsrd Il. We have warranted the Abyssiha
Mixture IN allcases on our oan account; ana =
can say. Il has gsycr tsilcd. We have dali r'a
for more OF the Abtssinia Mixture. and you vi
please send nv soon as rassihic such a sofaI
which aill ansarr The grrst dcmand
Very feapeettalIH xnafs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-09-18

G9od'N''! 's aofo powerful motive than
constfntE',
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1850-02-02
For the PoIynesian

DEAR SlR.-.s 1t is good thing to give
thanks unto the Lord. ," g Praise is comely
for the upright" 1t is a dictate of reason
no less than the command of Him in whom
we live and move, and have our being, that
we should be mindful of His goodness.
re;o;ced therefore in the appointment by his
majesty the king, in council with his chiefs
and officers. of . day of public thanksgiving
80 God for His unnumbered mercies to this
nation during the past vars Inc Hawalian
government has thus again Puonciy ana
solemnIy acknowledged the superlntendins
agency of Jehovah, and called upon tne Peo
pie to do So If the king and chiefs shall act
consistently with the spirit OF this acknowi-
edgement, they cannot fail to secure .ne Or
vine blessing In all thy ways acknow,, :,
edge Him. and He shall direct tny steps