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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-01
.9G RICULTC R.lL.
From the Name Farmer.
Management of sheep.

MIR. EDITOR ~ notlced ~ your paper OF
las, week, hat Mr.. Morrow, Of D,Sheld would
Ike TO know # there IS a better flock OF sheep
IN Name than the one owned by Ber jamin
Lovejoy, Of Peru, Oxford County. As rails
I'd he larges, beg Of any one IN Name, vii
nov give you history OF my flock OF sheep.
| In the frs, place viii tell YOU how oh.
tanned them. Ny father commenced keeping
sheep ferry yeats ago. When ~as boy
at home he directed me to pick out the best
to keep and The poorest 10 sell. BY dong
this he said flock Of sheep would never run
out, and have found his words TO be true
10 1885, after selecting his best sheep to
keep, there were nine old sheep. too poor to
sell or kill, and he gave them 10 me. ! took
them home and told my children tia, II they
would feed hem and gel them ia' they should
have their pells. They fed them until March
without getting them fl 10 kali; and By The
last Of the month they had ten lambs, aud
.hs is The way go, my flock Of sheep.
THIS spring, ahsn my flock Of sheep was
turned out 10 pasture, had ninety one ambs
from eighty two sheep. ~iihou, losing lamb.
| have ninety.tw eve sheep. When my
sheep were shorn had one huadted and five
+ lambs from the ninety two sheep. They sv'
efaged nearly four pounds OF wool to sheep,
which sold for 80 cents per pound. | have
sod parl Of my lambs, and VIA, have
been afiered for those | intend 10 keep, with
/ he wool and lambs sold. amounts TO S3lS.-
Nov, II The Bears OF Oxford, as writer IN
your paper calls them, vii raise from ninety
two sheep one hundred and five lambs 10
March or April next ~ilhou, losiag LAMB,
as | have done the pas, spring will give
them another touch IN 1852.
Will now say one word 10 farmers IN ras.
lus sheep. Ia the tifst place they can keep q
I fat sheep cheaper then they can poor one.
Never let droyer 90 into your i'ck 10 pick
your lambs do IT yourself and sell the poor.
est. Some farmers will sell their best, end
# they have lot Of lille poor things, they
all keep them 10 order to keep Ihelr number
good. This 10 altogether wrong. have ye'
to sarn that sheep vii run out, as Tho OF
saving ia. il you keep cur bes; steep. AZ
tod YOU before, my sheep are the descendant
Of he a ok ny father kept.
iced my sheep three tunes Cay, donn.
he winter, on coed hay, and cat aud pei
straw When they its, come TO the barn 4
The fall they ought to have the best. Fw
pounds Of good hay per day ia as little a
sheep can live on. How many farmers ca
YOU fad iu The Safe who would think q
eediny out one half ton Of hay 10 five hun
bred sheep per day, or 10 thai proportion 70
less number. GIVE your sheep good ha
= and swlIl to drink hen they lamb and # 20
have had fresh buck with your sheep 10 ID
fall, there viii be no trouble but that you ca
! raise your lambs.
wv sAwTELLE.
! South Norr,dgepoek, Aug. IL, 1851.
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A Joke.
triioquist

A few evenings since, two Young Een "fnt
10 the residence Of tso youn- odles, % / an
street 10 make seclal call. The hea, was
very oppressive, they adj 1urned IRON the par
Tor 10 the door steps, where they seated the IN.
selves. An hour was spent ~ SOCIAL chat,
when the young ladies' were called 10 attend
10 some duties ~ the house. o their fciufn,
after some minales absence, they foJnd both
the Young gaian's sretched Gu, on the door
steps FAST ASLEEP. The gIsis resolved not to
disturb their SAUNDERS. but exiipglthed the
lights, aud retired FOR the night. Their besux
sep, ou uil they we're awakened by he watch.
men, who dem-uded 10 kroA hat they were
dong 10 that s,rullonl They sore astonish
ed on Fading the door closed upon them, ant
nobody stirring 10 he house ; and 90 ascertain
ing that Il was one o'ciOrk 10 The morning
they we're dumb founded. Explaining nat
lers 10 The wsichneo, they were slloAed I
travel about their business, shich they did
feeling as 64l as diluted dish water.
; GCtnciaaah Noapar.ii.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-01
TOBACCO CROP.

With the flights before u.s." We think that
there will hardly be fuI crop made in Prince
Edward, Charlotte, Lanenbsrg and Meek.
lenburg. Thus says the knowing ones.'-
Farmers sho have seen most OF this region.
feP0f, unfsvorably Of the growing crop, sad
say 1t is bound 10 FIRE. We regret 10 hss,
that something seems to be wrong sbou. thu,
which Is IN hogsheads aud bought last year
tho now 10 good keeping order, il is evident
IRON the sredfs which II has gone ,hro fsoa
to which also buyers we're subjected that la 81
years tobacco vas then TOO high in price, i
mol 10 ordsr.~- Farmpilie Rsrtbliear.
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Attention to Young Cattle.

The essential requisite TO perfection IN an
snimal is generous aud careful feeding from
is btth. Many farmer. neglect their young
cattle and expec, to repair the neglect b, over
feed ~ when fsuen,ng Tor market Thus ~ a
gross error. The constitution OF young an,
mals suher severely from hard fare, and the
farmer Tho negecis MS yearIrngs. will never
succeed n rearing as fine cows aud oxen, as
he that from the hour OF the birth gives his
stock his careful attention and provides good
feed 10 suitable quantities, aud comfortable
shel.st from the incle mencies OF the weather
by careful attention we do not mean unoatura
forcing, as this is frequently as prejadlcia a.
neglect, but kind, generous Judicial, treat
men! which keeps the auimai con inuay shr
wing.
Salt your cslIe often after turning them /,
grass. The change from dry feed TO green
succulen, mater demands this.
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exactly where you found II; and then, u 1t
should be GU, Of its proper place, you are not to
blame. When you open door, especially IN
cold weather, be sure 10 shut A..
Practice on this plan while YOU are young
and you will form a habit that will have saved
YOU several years OF your life, "hen you get
to be old; 10 addition to years Of pleasure IN
seeing every thing IN ne proper place. But,
above all things, remember that YOU are i'm.
mortal beings, and religion is entitled to .
place-lhe first place, in every day Of your
earthly career. Therefore live and act at all
times, With eternity before your eyes.
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Il preservation Of The
AM "a u ME9
by NJ. WISE X son, of Virginia.
~ C2auoa1.

M WISE & son, finding ii altogether in pos,'
IVHs Bile 10 attend personally 10 tho great number
Of daily applications from all sections oil the Union for
their Remedy lot Baldness. sad for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC, have found it necessary 10 sppoint
General Tsseiing agent, to vislt different cities
and towns throughout the United States yestng him
With authority 10 appoint sub, SCENTS. use and ,end
the Hair Tonic and to apply the RESTORATIVE.
and 10 put tbsm into the hands OF these he may up.
point TO operate wherever ssufiiesnt number " ps
tents IN any town nett hborhood shall be obtained
Capt GEORGE CALVERT. Of Fsoquier county,
Va, is alone authorized TO act as General Travelling
Agent, with tho poweis above indicated.
Capt. c. may be expected to visit. a. speedily a.
practicable the principal eilies aid towns Of the IT,
MON.
N. B. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand 4
full supply Of The HAIR TONIC (which cleanse,
the head Of dsndruf, strengthens and .nvieorasss
the hair, and prevents II, also, from falling oG,) for
the region Of country most contiguous 10 bis opera
tons, or II may always be obtsined a wholesale,
and forwarded to any part ofthe Union, by address
ing tho proprietors, NJ. WISE Il SON. Richmond,
Val
uJPrlce % per d'zeo cash Sir bottles sg 81
" orc dollar tos sjas.c bc.tle
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"Yerdaus" i'm a Cotton Will.

A raw. straw hated, ssndt whiskered, SIX
fooler-one Of the purely On.n raied came
ia recently from Greefe, With lead oil wood
for Factory Company. Nj satisfied "h
coste mplatng the poetry Of molten at safe .
distance, our hero must needs introduce him
self between The cards, 10 get nearer view.
This move brought his neither habllamen's
into dangerous proximity TO the gearing OF
The nexl card, and ",hereby hangs ,ale."'
"Ycu, / say She goes poorly, don't she,
BIS r. said Jonathan enqulrlngly.
She doa'i do any thing else" responded
the stripper. But you must be very careful
hos you move around amongst ihs ha,dFar
'rsss onl, lss; seek, sir, that a promising
Young man from OxfoId-a student OF the
academy .hefe--sas drawn into that very
card, cir, tpd before any assistance could
reach hin. be vas run through and manufac.
tufed into No. IS super exirs, Gotten warp
yarn"
81 s-s-wow believe yuer Joking !"
suffered Jonathan"
Pact, sir" continued S,rpper /" and bis
d.sconsolate mother cane dosntso days ago,
and goi FIVE lunches Of tina, same yarn, as
melancholy relics"
by The poker, that can'l be tfue."
Fact, sir, fact and each Of his fellow stu
dents purchased skin apiece, 10 be Sc. 10
lockels, and wore 10 RENE nberance OF depar.
ted worth"
"Is that fact. nov Wa. be really car
ded, spun, and sol in lookets!"
A sense OF personal danger here shootec
across our bero's mind he began to retres
prscipiisisly without waiting for an answer
But there was not much room TO spare be.wix
himself and the gearing OF the card behnd.-'
Another step backwards completed The csre
mony OF introduction. His uns hlspersb e
being Of large cslibre," the process Of sns
ing them up iu,o hard knot wac no way
slow. Our hero " gave tongue insisnier.
"O-hl NJ u.f.d.e.r lie, eo!-yo
h.u ri Blast you pekter LEI go An
ye ssha med Get Out Let alone on me-
can't ye do |"
The gearing by this tune had wound hi
Up 80 thai be was obliged to stand on tip.to
His hands were revolving vigorously behit
him, but be dared 40, veslure ben near Il
'ssesl Of war" les. they should be drawn in
hosiiliiies.
The cafd-ssfipper threw OF the belt, b
the momentum Of The cylinder kept i, rev,
wing. aud our hero, suppssing it 10 full opsr
lisn, burs. 90. anew:
"Oh, stop bert stop her. dol amt We
ADD sftef be at home. Father wants I
s,esrs. aGd mothers gong TO bake! 81
The tarna. msshssa. cant ye!-dol A
sc 60. ne fsclis' for feer IN dis,fssyi G
dear IN bs csrdsd sad se~a, and MAIDS
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-01
From the Cincinnati Enquirer
An Auction Scene.

SirollIng throug b our city, We chanceu 'n'o
40 auction.room o see What bargains We could
make. The suclooeer was upon The stand
viii piece of calico.
'Ersh, cents yards !" no says ten
IN give you ten. SAYS 40 Old lady.
Gong al ten Gong gone YOuts, ma.
dam walk 10 ard settle
Il dldn't bid on A. exclaimed The old lady !,
advancing.
Wen thank persons no, to bid # they don''
want an article said the auctoteer, Going
then, a, eish Who ,sy. more than eight :
Nine cents, said an old gentleman oppo.
sue. Nine-n,ue l-aho says ten Golo-
at nine !-golng cor, Yours, err. Cash
takes 1t al ulne cents
Il ddt'r bid -ald he IN leman. | don'l
wan, il; eou'n'ni give five cents tor the
whole piece.
i [Aucuoueer, geU'ng mad :: II am one
bids agan, they viii have 10 take The article
CT &c, into trouble, [throslng down angrliy
The piece Of calico Give NE something else
All gentlemen, here IS fine piece oil d'oPsr
Wha, can &c, FOR his Wha, 90 hear
anything YOU please
an start 1t al five Ten says another
Twelve and half says Ihud. 'Thlf
leen,' cries sn old laay. Fourteen ! fifteen
cried several voices.
Eileen am offered fifteen done a e.
teen l-can't d~sl-go,ng l--o.rn.g :
GONE! Yours su Sep UP, ~hosoe'e' BID.
NJ one cane uq-sli eyes staring IA 'afi
Gus paris Of he room.
G ane, ,beo, a, iour,eeo! You're, rival
% herep
b. tie bidder could aoi he made 10 va.
up.
Thirteen. hen, madam; o. can have i a
your BIO
Il dldu'l bid WA DO you h,nk sar
of that arlce + .ad he Old ad indignant
Here ~ lake il at thirteen, exclaimed
voice a, the other epd of he room all eye
we're turned IN that duec.iou, tut 10 clalmaI
stepped forward.
~ no says they tske II al thirteen :
Il do said an old fai.f4ceo farmer.
We'll, SIR, yak up AID take ~.
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PHlFfR 4 YORK
Letter from Mejs, DJsaid AeDvgsld Gs'
trtek Post OHes

.loosr Cousrr. \. G.. Drc -, lsfs
DR. nnhl--nrsr Siii
A Lad, IN this county. sfilieied with hei',p
complaint. Pfolspsus tteii. f7pot Altu' 80
somew hat doranged mird. suscd b. nts'fus'''''
was for about Twelve months Atirrdsd ~ ieu'
our eminent physicians, without art efsc' a''
every one sucee,sitely deeisTed her intursti' .
that she had 10 die. She then procured w. ="
Ile- Of tour Abyssibia Min iufe IRON pc
cured her entirety sbe has since nstr'so' =
is IN perfect Ruod hesh and HAPPY Ire
sinA Mixture has Likewise proved very 'ihts''
in mbny other distaso,, bu, parlicutsly - i'h'
diseases, IN which il shoulc have the Pfeitf"'
OF all others. Yours ohediently.
DUGALD MeDuGAip
Price fortte Abyssinia Mixture per hou' I
cents, 81 IS g. W So
Likr~isc on hand and Tor sale d. huhl a,
storcr, Universal Plaster, God M'ne b'lssh'' v
II. UULTuN, Agent
Charlotte, n. G.
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Do Your own Painting.
Use Barbet's
OIL AND LEAD

The art Of Right Of preparing and using his val
liable preventative OF wood 6uildngs and fences
in all the various eolors is now eercd to the Amer
lean people The work can be sent by mail, a, sin.
gle letter posage-slngie copy, one Dollar; seven CO
PIES Five dollars address, postage paid Julian Bar.
bet. No IO4 Nassau street, New York.
III Editors giving this advertisement. (inelud'ng
this notice a lev Insertions. and sending thelr pa
per with IL marked, to the National Police cszcue.
Neg York, shall ave a copy Of ae ~ofk eat hem.
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Fresh Drugs, Medicines. &c.
A Great National Picture!

WASnINGTON--F Stusr's Ctlsbratsi
Painting.
an HIS large and magnificent Full LENGTH foR
II TRAIT ov WAsHisoros, from the burn OF an
American artist is considered by all who have seen
il 10 be one of the most beautiful specimens OF aft
ever published, and a CoRErcr LiKrsEss OF Wash.
ington. The size OF the plate is eighteen ny twenty
eis hit inches, which will make handsome picture
for the parlor and should be in the hands o. every
American citizen.
Its correct copy from stuarts celebrated origi.
nal Painting now al the Stale House Hartford, Ct
Ii i. finely engraved and printed on superior plate
paper That it may be within the means oi all,
The publisher las reduced the price 10 osE DOLLAR
III All persons RENTING the amount uay rely
upon receiving perfect copy by return OF muii to
any pait of the United States, Carefully put up on
rollers made Tor the purpose, re ~ 9 stage.
Address all orders (po,' paid ~ he pub isher,
JOHNS TAYLOR,
Bookseller sd Publisher,
l43 Nassau street. New Yals
- Papers publishing the above AdSofiisemeni
three times, sending cops OF the paper marked TO
me- shall receive free OF postage by tgutn OF mai
. copy ef the plate. JOHN :. LAY Loh
May 10. 1851. >"
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A Good One.

A country fellow was passing down street
the other day, when a ~ag thfus, his head
out, Halo, there, squire hen d'd you come
downf" Joneihsn cast his eye up 10 the win.
dow and replied, Say mister, you'd better
bau 10 your head; folks will think you keep q
sIsug hiefhouse, seeing calls head hanging
out Of the wiDder."
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n9GgAy.
The Souhd Of Industry.

BIZ FRANCIS d. GAGE.
.ore the banging hammer.
TIE wbir!iBg Of the plane,
The crushing OF the busy saw,
The cresking Of the crane.
The rigging of the anvil.
The grating Of the drill,
The CATERING Of the turning lathe.
The whirling of the mill.
The buzsing Of the spindle,
The rafting Of the loom.
The puffng OF the engine.
Aae the fans continuous boom
The clipping Of the tailcr's shears,
She driving of the awl,
The sounds OF busy labor
!eys, | love them all.
| love tie ploughman's whistle,
The reapers cheerful song,
Tho drorer's Oft repeated shout,
As be spurs his stock slong;
The hustle OF the market.man,
As he HES him 10 the town,
Tie halo from the trse-top,
As the ripening fruit comes down;
Tae busy sound of the threshers,
As they clean the ripened grain,
And busksrs' joke. and mrth. and glee,
Meath the moonlight on the plain;
The kind voice Of the dairyman.
The shepherds gentle call
These sounds Of active industry,
love, love them all.
T1r they tell my longing spirit
OF the earnestness CT life;
How much of ell its happiness
Comes out Of toll and strife
Not that toll and strife that fainteth
And murmureih all the way
Bl: tie toll and strife that groaneth
Beneath the tyran,'s sway;
Nor the toll aud strife that springeth
From free and willing heart,
A s;Iifs which ever bringeth
To the striver a.! his part.
Oh, there is good in labor,
Ii we labor but arght,
That gives vigor TO the day time,
And sweeter sleep at night
A good that bringeth pleasure,
Even 10 the toilIng 'hours-
For duty cheers the spirit
As the dew rsyives the flowers
Oh, say no! that Jehovah
Babe US labor as doom;
No, it is the richest mercy,
And will scatter half life's gloom
Ther let ns+til be doing
Whate er we find 10 do
With an earnest willing spirit,
And strong hand FEER AND True.
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CAROLINA Inn.
CM.IRLOTTE, " =

fENHE above establishment, situated On M,,,
IL Street, third lot North Of til, Public fo,'.'
~ the town OF Charlotte, has been CONSTANT ~
open h, the present Proprietor, iron. The l.,
January. ls4U TO the present time, Tor the ac,o,
mediation Of the Public, and will coniiuue /, 1.
kept open for the same purpose.
The Establishment has been enlarged md -
proved to a very considerable extent within IL.
last two yesrs-the entire building ia in cou,l,,s
repair and is so constructed that all the FOO.
have abundant light aud can be yentist,dslpl,,
sure.
The Stables are not IN erior TO any l,lrrr,,.
TO any similar Esiabl,sbntn in " .si.ru Me-,
Carolina and care will be taken that they A.,
always be supplied with abundance Of rooo p,,,a
and provsnder and attended by faithful and err,
rienced tiostiers.
The Subscriber will use every eseriion to yi,.
satisfaction TO all who may patfonize his liov,.
and hestates not 10 say that, from ten ytaf.' q.
perenee he will he sble 10 keep up The aeconuo
dalton al the Carolina Inn. in style no, .urp.,,
ed by any Public House in the interior county
and he takes this oppoftnf ity to return he cor
dial respects To generous Publio iof pasi ts,o,.
and respectfully sviicits a continuance of ll.,,
patronage and confidence.
DROvERS can, al all times, be supphtd siu
convenient ard we'll enclosed lots, ir,, OF chsfg,
and furnished with grain a, low price,
III The Charlotte and Camden Stage, stt,,,
and depart TIT weekly
JENNINGS n. KERR
Oct. Is, ie49. 5lu
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Coscosp, n C.. IriY -, lsts
Dr.. Kuhl-Dear Sir;
We have sold cut sllof your Ahy,pris Mit,e1
II has given satue tsfisfeenps 10 al ttest : %
have used a. We have warranted the Ab!'' q
Mixture IN oil cases on osf own sc,ouht; ife ~
can say, II has nsyer lated. We have daHy e'.'
for more Of the Abyssinia Mntu,e, and 'ge al
please send us IS soon as possible ,ueh sofi
which will answei the great d.msna.
NafY feannrtfuIlt arnft
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DIR. klIlL'S
Abyssinia Mixture,
For Catsfths, Influenza, Cesiiseness, Pils.. Ora
vel. osnorfhr. elect, Fiuar Albns. or ts
Whites, Wtaknsss, Ohstfaeiio1., sc.

GGtp lint, c.. Ara ls4s
Dr.. kuhl-- Dear slr:
You will please forwsrd TO us a. seon - eati
ven,eni fresh suppis olihe kessorsr oftht tsos
and The abyssinia Mn,ote. We have sold cpl ~
some Tine The hsstoret and The Dertr'r
Powder. lave proved TO be very salcse,o' &.
fullacsi Of The chest Rhsumatsm, Sore Itr. r.
fammaiions Of he hy.s, Debslily, and o,hefth'6
mic dissasss We warranted the Abs ssint Nj
tute TO every patient, and 20 ere bss sstec i5 g.
The money retained. but 90 the tuuttsry ssty
one has pfai.td as great 'snst vt popef'.
We remain you're, respectfully.
A. q ID. ". uONtYCt1T
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Somsbedy calls quaek doctors "ihe df
yess of the last s,sge Of consumption.
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vyA4 Sc EwunOra

" A lilile folly now and then.
Is TeI.shed by the wisest men
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Vogdess United States Arithmetc.-Key.
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McMurtrie's Scientific Lexicon
Peale's Graphics. Controllers Copy Slips
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