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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

DIAPER HANGENGS.-The undersigned
] has recently opened in connection with the
Drug business a choice selection Of 9,O0C Pic
CcS OF Paper Hangings. Also, 500 Oil
afnd Paper Window Shades, consisting
of Draperies, Arches, Landscapes and those Ct
the Chinese and Gothic orders,
The magnitude and variety Of the selection en-
ables him to sell at such prices as will without
doubt hamonize with the varied tastesof this
community. ,2ltt.y DARIUS REED,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

E0 Boxes Glassware rcceiyt[ and for sale at
.WF cBORCE v -10LMEr
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
n BRANT,.SI
PULMONARY RALSAM.
The Great COUGH REMEDY.

b "a T. ID
Many years Of experience, and more than Hundred
Thousand Cures Of CCnsumptive Complains have
proved to the undoubled 1atahc0n Of ali ueraons who e
become acquainted with this EreMr-
certain TO cure ConsumptiOn Of the Iinfa than any
other Remedy In the world We know, however thai h said
by that Consumption not be cured Be af The opn
Ion Of the many he few shall attempt to argue With
SUCH but this % sap and do asssyt fact which can Le
proved in thousands Of cnses that this medicine has cured
Cong and dedse which, btore the effected were
called real Consumption, and which were attended with
spton that resembed and In all respects lie symp-
toms Of those ho die and theu dead said to have died with
that fatal disease ConsunptiOn. This Basar has cured
onsdnd Of persons who were said TO be hopeessy afflicted
who had hard dyp raeino COughsP Pdins in the Breast,
Sid, and Back-Dihlculty Of Breathing-PurMent ErsS
tordtion Hectic FerU Night Stcedt-and wasting away
Of The Flesh and Blood Persons having such eomplan.
have been cured ner snid they could not live week
longer This Medicine has cured come who supposed
be In dying stnte but by the Of this remedy they
now live, and enjoy good health ,r -
This Basam e purely ssostahs so~pSsad Ills pleas.
any circumstances. 1t effects its wonderful and almost -
facuI GUS Cures by Purifying, S0fiening and InvG.
Grating the whole sysem-by eqn1ising The circulation and
gToducing healthy acionhns aagHg q.
Cures the following diseases viz. y /.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusively proves that ..-t-
Truth Is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.


.lr. s. SrDNEr. New jersey July i9 less
On. a. II. CHRsriE-Dear Sir You wish to know Of me
what has been The result in my case Of the application
Of THE GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE Ny reply 10
as follows: W - ,EirRff -
For about veniy years had been suffering from Dyspep
no Every year the symptoms became could Oh
lain permanent relief from any Of medical treamens
whatever About fourteen years since in consequences of
frequent exposure to the weather. in the discharge Of my
pastoral duties, became subject to Chronic Hc,
matsm which for year after year. caused indescrbabs
anguish Farther In the winter Of Is and In cpnse
1uence Of preaching great deh in my and
other churches in this region attacked by the Bfonch
suspension of my pastoral bo My sysem Uas sop
thoroughly prOsdsd and my Bronchitis became worse SO
also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic aectionthus evfn
cling that these disorders connected with each other
Enough the medium OF the Nervous system In tho whole
pha macopnia there seemed to be remedial aen which
could reach and recuperate my Nervous System every
hing that had tried for tbs purpose had retely failed
At last was led by my friends TO examine your inyantionA
and hough with very sangulne hopes their efficiency
determined to try the effect Of the application Of the
VANIC BELT AND NECKLACE with the MAGNETIC
FLUID. This in June, ls4s To oREAT asrosistt
MENT, DLsPErsIA had q ~ EfoHT
WAS ENABLED REsuME MT fAsronAL LABoRs; non
HNcE.oMTTED sINoLE SERVICE AocoUrr OF fHn
CEASED TO TROUBLE Such the wonderful and happy re-
suits Of the experiment. gEa8 ~ n
have recommended tho BELT and FLUID to many who
have been likewise suffering from Neuagic affections They
have tried them, REsuLTs IBELIEvE IN EvERS
cAsk. aa5--r .H .f 5as H.I0Qg9F
Iam dear sir very respectfully yours, ~
r-tr- 80 ROBERT W. LANDlG
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
Barber-ous RenloyaI!

ID ]. ADDISON has removed his Barber Shop
i. . to Court street, where he may always be
found ready and willing to serve his patrons in the
noatest and most fashionable style. Feeling thanks
full for past patronage, he would respectfully soil
cit those who desire to have their countenance-
scrared, and hair trimmed neatly, to give linn q
call. d ..,. J, Az. .,tts,r,o,rr es,yr,r -F.-.
~ With razor sharp and water hot, ~ ="
ss,u He'll always be found on the spot, ID. ..,s
Ready 10 serve all who please to call, tr..f
5, Both old and young. and great and small:
GJl5 Then don't delay, but come along .'r+.f
M, And have it done up neat and strong.
Pomeroy May % l8hi--n33if
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

iS0kZ sT0Y]Ee.--Ths celebrated Enterprise
SN3s. J, Q trlA. caIl and SEQ hem, az i.
sMTs6S
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
OENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS.

OIThe subscriber has just received and is now
openest the finest assortment of Gentlemen's Dress
Goods to be found in the city of Pomeroy, whichhe
offers to sell and make up when required, into the
most fashionable garments, at the lowest prices
His stock consists of the following articles:
Black, Brown and Olive Cloths; Black, DoeSkin
Fancy and Plaid Cassimeres; Black Satin; Brown,
Black aud Steel Mixed Satinettsi TwecdS and
Jeans; Plaid Cravats; Black Italian Do. Fancy
Silk Neck Ties; Black Cloth Caps Navy do; Net
Shirts aud Drawers SuspendeTs, &c &c. =.
Don't forget the place-Brading'S New Clothing
Denot. -.l--s WILLIAM BRADlNG.-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
Z UWBER.-BedStead Lumber;
IL Sheeting Boards;
Sawed Lath.
For sale very low for cash by WattytH
April II, 1851. .E ,s... REED & BRO.
ER. s. D. HoWE's
SHAKER SARSAPARILLA.

SHAKER SARSAPARILLA.
INlIE Great Spring aud Summer Medicine,-
4 Proof. More evidence. Read it. It's from
young lady residing in our city. t9
CERTIFICATE.
CINcINSATi, Feb 7tll, 1851. |
This is To certify that my sister, Mary G. Belman,
was attacked with disease in her hip, more than
three years ago, which rcndercdher so utterly help
less that she was compelled to keep her bed.i All
hopes OF her recoverp were despaired Of. Some Of
the most eminent phyScians of Covington and Gin
clnpnd attended her, oll Of whom declared her
cose,a hopeless one. Passing by DR.. Howe's de-
pot an idea suggested itself, that to try one bottle
OF his Shaker SarsapOnlla could do no harm, Ac
cordlngly purchased one bottle, and before its
contents were entirely used she received benefit.
was induced to try another, and another; before
the last was Nscd she had nearly recovered. Now
she has 40 pain, can walk, and has the entire use
Of her limbs. 10 liOwes Shaker Sarsaparlla we
attribute this effective cure. It's but few months
since she ctSDncnccd taking it. .-- .,...
Signed J, G., BELMAN,
+, =. ..s.l lCincinnati Daily Commercial.
Remember thiswonderful and astonishing cure
was effected by the use Of three bottles only Of
Or. IS. d. IIows Shaker Sarsaparilla, the Great
Spring and Sumntr Medicine. .,, ,,,,
DEAR ~ MIND
is the only Sarsaparla that acts upon the liver
kidneys and blood at the same time, which renders
il alt)gethefmore valuable to every one, particu-
| laTly Females. 2 Sa tt.
Dr.. Mussoy, profesSSrin the Ohio Medical Col
lcge saystho Shaker prepaTations are truly valua-
| bio, and recommends tlIcin TO the public.
No Mcrcnry-no Mincral---no Poisonous Drugs
in the Shaker Sarsaporilla.
REMEMBER
L Is waSaptedtp Le .-f....
.PCRE[y AND ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
al r.. = -.
SaIsapagillo, rnd tal;e no oott.ef.
Quart bottles 81 phr leitlc; sis bottles for 50.
Fer sale by ., Heed, pomefoyi Maguct & NaFet,
Gallpolis; McFcy 4 Co., pshanouth, Ohio; and
by BY D!. S. p. Hove, No IColiegc Hall, Cincin.
mai, 0hio,--to whom all orders must be addressed
l.
| iNSSkE ST0TEA.--Ths cc!ebR,ted Enterprise
- ~ sv2TFf.g
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

0TICE.-The undersigned has been appoint
IN ed and qualified as Administrator on the
estate Of Mary Kent late Of Meigs county, decd
|. rA2E Y l'..9ia " SAMUEL, KENT
June l2. 1851 s--n36w4pd. y, si-e ,ll'o~ s2l
VNT ASETINSf SODA.--only s-rtgepr ib.5
w ss'.r ,FI LHiNfyS,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
RALSTON Il SrIVERS

,ssE .gs~.sE,Ea " Master eom'rAM. 4
JIne 5, lS5l.--n3jwb. -Ir - 81 5,l
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

wv EST COLUMBIA SALT.--We
wv now have and shall continue TO keep the
superior article of Salt for sale by the barrel Or
bushel. II has no superior, and can be sold low
or than The present prices ofothcrsalt
REED d BRO.
March 81. 1871 AtA = .-.aI
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

COOKING STOVE.-One Second hand
" Cooking Stove Premium No 2, for sale very
low by 3. REED & BRO.
April II, 1851.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

THE Administrator of Unah Eblin, deceased,
i has filed his accounts for final settlement.
A. DONNALLY, Clerk.
May s, 1851 -3tw3 F-, ,sfrstsf
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

DROWN'S Canthoridin Tissue, at a
h FLEAflNGS,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

n AMI cEsYWNEEs94- -ns,Ysc "a :
kG 'F1 ~ = iaIaIiN93.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16
A SONG OF LIFE

BY CHAS MACKAY
traveller through the dusty road
Strewed acornS on the lea.
And one took root and sproutcd up,
And grew into tree.
Love sought its shade at evening time,
To breathe its early vows,
And age was pleased, in heats Of noon,
To hask beneath its boughs:
The dormouse loved its dangling twigs,
The bids sweet music bore,
1t stood glory in its place,
blessing esermore
A little spring had lost it way
Amid the grass and fern,
A passing stranger scoop'd a well,
Where weary men might turn;
He walled II in, and hung with care
A latle at the brink
He thought not Of the deed he did.
But judged that toll might drink:
He passed again-ond 10! the we'll,
BY summers never diicd,
Had cooled ten thousand parching tongues
And saved life beside
A dreamer dropp'd random thought;
twas old. and yet was new
A simple fancy nf the BRAN,
But strong in being tue;
1t Shone upon genial mind,
And 10! its light became
A lamp Of life, beacon ray,
A mnniiory flame.
The thought was small-its issue great,
4 watch-fire on the hill.
II sheds its radiance far adown,
And cheers the valley still!
A nameless man, amid the crowd
That throns'a the daily mart,
Let fail word o: hope and love,
UnStudied, from the heart;
A whisper on the tumult thrown
A transitory breath
II raised a 1t other from the dust,
II saved o soul from death.
o germ. . font! o word Of love!
U thought Al random cast.
Ye were hut little at the first,
But mighty at the last!
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

Of the sweet affections Of nature are -
scdulously interdic.ed as it these were
crimes OF the blackest dye. 1t is the
merit Of their lives that death is 10 be
continually before their eyes-con,inualIy
present TO their thoughts.
There is il Rome convent called and
justly called, the Spel 10 PRO. in which
are buried contumacious, or fanatic nuns
from all converts, and wives and daughters
whose husbands and fathers have the
means TO prove they deserve, or the inter-
est 10 procure the order for such dread
full pun>hment. Instances have occurred
where mere resistance TO the will OF n
parent, or causeless jealousy conceived by
a husband, has been followed by this ter
rible vengeance. What may pass within
its walls can never be known; nore
but its victims may enter, and none OF
them may quit it. They see no human
being, excepting once year, when, in
the presence OF the abbess, they may have
an interview with their father or mother;
but they must not tell the secrets Of their
prison house. They hear no tidings of
the world that surrounds them, nor even
know when the friends dearest TO them
are removed by DEATH"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

other Rhode Island man. Is it not q
great deal better, standing hand TO hand
clasping hands, that we should stand as
we have for sixty years-citizens Of the
same country, members Of the same gov
ernment, united all--united now and uni
ted forever? That we shall be gentle
men? There have been difficulties, con-
tehtions, controversies-angry controver-
sizes. But l'ell You, that in my Judgment,
"Those opposed eyes,
Which. like the meteors Of a troubled heaven,
All ofone nature, OF one substance bred,
Did lately meet in III intestine shock,
Shall now, in mutual well ell-beseemins ranks,
MARCH ALL Way"
Mr. Webster was frequently interrupt
ed with bursts Of applause, and on resum-
Ing his seat was warmly cheered.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

LAND WARRANTs--A SINGULAR CASE.
An old soldier living at Harper's Ferry,
Va. being entitled 10 go acres of land un-
der the new bounty act, obtained from the
Pension Office the necessary authority for
locating his land. lie selected il on a
tract OF unoccupied Government land al
Harper'- Ferry, being more convenient in
his estimation than travelling over the
wilds Of Oregon, Minnesota, or California.
The old soldier has consulted able legal
gentlemen who have given il as their
opinion that lie can bold the land, as the
Bounty Act allows the location upon un-
occupied Government land. The proper
ty thus selected is said 10 lie worth al least
$4,000.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16
soiiioquy on the A,l-Suffic;ercv Of Ca,h.

'onioq"y on the All-Sufficiency Of Cash.
wise moralists in vain have told
How sordid is the love of goli,
Which they call filthy trash.
mo stranger TO these eyes OF mine
Ten thousand beauties still are thine,
Thou all sufficient cash.
Possessed OF this we may defy
Not death itself though very nigh
For when the tyrant's task is felt,
And aye, 'twas felt by me,
1t will, il did. the vassal free,
Then who despises Cash!
1t may be said that money can
The groveling beast transform TO man,
Though different natures clash;
For tits fact, beyond dispute,
The miser's far beneath the brute
lump Of living Cash!
fe sons of Pluto, lest yougo
To those internal mines below,
Where teeth are said to gnash,
Give to the needy, brihe the grave,
And If you wish your soul to save,
De generous OF your Cash.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

YASKEE GrRLs IN KESTucKY.-The
Cincinnati Gazette notices the arrival in
that city of 2ls girls, from IL 10 20 years
OF age. They came from ''Yankeedom,"
and are goirg TO the new factory just START
ing at Carrol;on. Ky. The girls were
most of them. the Gazette says. good fresh
looking specimens Of the great Yankee
ccupfvy
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

Population OF RHODE IsLAED.-The
Providence Journal publishes the COM
plete census tf Rhode Island, showing .
population Of l47, ,543. Gainin 10 years,
3S,7l2, fraction over 35 l-2 per cent.
The population therefore Of the whole
state abcu, equals tha, Of one third Of N.
York City.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

The human heart opens only to the heart that O.
pens in return.
III customs are not knockt, but insensiby screw
cd, into our souls.
Innocence is that affection OF the mind which
would offend one.
Moderation is the slken string running the pearl
chain OF all virtues.
What are the aims which are at the same time
duties in lfe9 The perfecting Of ourselves, and tho
happiness Of others.
Hin dark business we perceive God to guide
US by the lantern OF his providence, it is good to
follow the light close, lest we lose it BY tagging be-
hind. ,as.--# a. AN s@m4- c #.M& #s..=
Miss catharine Hayes is engaged to sing in Rome
40 prima donna.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

4 RICHLY ExpowED CHUncu.-lt 10
stated tha, the property Of the Corporation
Of Trinity Church, New York. ]. estna-
ted a. from l2 to l6 millions Of dollars.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

We give the following laughter stirring speech
as twhat we CALI tine specimen Of political hsr-
augues and patriotic ebuIion Of most ofiiee-seeL-
ars avn, -, this aId MI f.varcd land.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

y. CHAMBERLtN D.. RAND.
w. o. Ch a sDl berlin & co...
NEALERS in Lumber, Shingles, Laths and square
~ Timber. EFoifice near Rand's Pork House.
Burlington, aug @, ,49
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16
IN TNeehs I.N VAN \
Pruyh & Cook.
EOOtc & co.

"HOLESALE Dealers in Groceries and For
- wardins ana Commission ctchants. Water
street, sonth side or Jefferson, burlington. Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16
WV = CO.
Garrett & (,OOncr.

uIHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Drugs. Med
w icines, Paints, Dye Stn,fs, Patty, Window
Glass, etc., etc., IeE.rson street, Burlington. Iowa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16
m. lS. klallhcIy.

TVUrLE0-Mskes Pen-knives. Pocket-Knives,
- R,sors, scissors. Sc. Also o. Grinis and re-
pairs same cheap. SHOP on Main street, between
Washington and Columaia, Burlington, Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16
=. l.. BursAaD.

"H0LESALE and II tail Dealer in Drugs, Med
- icines. Chemicals, Surgical and Dental instru-
ncnts, Gold and Tin Foi Plate. Teeth. Perfun'ery,
ETC., Paints, Oils. Dye-stnHs, Druggists Glass
Ware Win low Glass, ETC., Jefferson street between
Main and Third, Burlington, Iowa. july IS. '49
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

IA ao1NEY and Counsellor at Law, Durling-
x~, Iowa, will attend to collection of debts,
W.. -, once, over Scott, Whitehead + Co.'S
sssaerson ct. sp -, lslS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

Parsons 4 co.,
kSAWAROING AMI Commission MERcHANs,
!. 1rocsrs and Produce Dealers, Water street,
.~Aagsan, Iowa. Refer to Grimes & Starr ocl7
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

LNoaW ARDING ani Commission Merchants, cor.
i ner of Main aaa Jefferson sts. Burlington, Iowa.
DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Queensware, Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps, etc.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

,.srs :. EDwAnDs JAMES EsM.DRoADwELL
1Y.KIlN3 .A AA"Ixalnr
IL Pablished every Thursday,
M EEANiElhrN IT 8 ,Lha
Main street, near the Market House,
a,EDW ARDS 81 BROAD WELL.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-01-16

=. <tWrgis & Son,
NEtLERs In Hats, Caps aud Furs, east side OF
- vain. two doors from Jefferson street, Bur
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-02-05
From The Saturday Erening Post.
Planting and Working Corn.

Mr.. Editor, II will eudeavor 10 give YOU
my opinion Of the manner in which | think
co'a ought to b. plaa ed and worked.
hen the land Is 6ssi broken. oeser break
tt less han STA Inches, aod as much deeper as
700 cen 90 Some persons otjec, 10 plough J..
lag So deep, bscsus- II turn. 20 the poor ear h.
81! 'si hem remember tina, moist, p,or Iaud
wi produce more corn than dry rich land -
Ailer pioushlng barrow thoroughly, then With
a shovel, or uoaei hoe plough, Law Of the
lows from A TO 5 feet apart no deep 80 one
horse can d'ss II. p ant 4 or 3 inches be.
low The sstisce. Cover with the hoes, put,
ting about 2 inches Of DIRT on The corn. Nv
obJecl Tor planting so much below the surface.
~, That corr has no tap roots. Therefore II
should DO planted deep enough, for those roots
ahch grow hotiz lntsiIy 10 bave slfHcen,
earth Tor her support that 10 NV mode for
planting uo~ will sndeavor to give you nv
mode Of working.
when the eosn ges about hand hi,h or
iltiie iess, lake q mould board plough, ard run
t.ith the bar side Bex. 10 the cotp) tao, thfee
or Tour ldttoss ~ row lust a. m.y be- 30.
cesssry, letting The lest furfo~ be tun abou,
two incnes from The corn. In ihi. las, fprrov
rt colIef 10 OF IL inches long iufos, run
sng as near The cor0 a. possible, 80 ,he, il
vii loosen he land underneath. After the
Golfer iei The hoe hands follow. ely,np the
cora thorough eoikns With large hill to
pre'en' us blowing down Then shsr this
""tkin2 lei Il s'asd untiI u gets about wa,.,
hish, at which time again lsk. the mould
board next 10 the cora, which will no, need
second hoe'ng, II done properly. Ron as
before often enough 20 break the land solire
ly. Daring the interval OF tho first and sc.
cond plough'ng, # the corn becomes grassy.
co li"atof cna, With advantage. be run
through 1t EXPERIENCE.
Aiberma-Ie Co., VI.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-02-05
CAROLINA INN.
as!!'A
CH.IRLOTTE. ".

vHSHE above establishment. situated IN NJ.
- Street, third 10, North of the Pobie spu,,,
In the Town Of tharoilc, has been ronstsnlis ~
oren b. the prsssn, Proprietor, from. The i, i
January, l-ib 10 the present lime, ior The sr,ee.
mediation OF the Public, and will ooblinue IL !.
Kept open Tor tbe same purpose.
Inc Establishment has bee ENLARGED and Ia.
proved 10 very COZ siderable extent within d.
last two yeafs--tbe entire building is in conn !,
repair aud Is 50 constructed that all the teeu,
have abundant light aud can be ventilated a, "a.
sure.
HE Stables are rot IN iefior 10 any Leles,,,
TO any similar Esiabihhment In " ,,,,rn NJ,
tarulnai and care will be taken tina, he, ..,g
always be supplied with abundsac. n voos a.,
and pfossadcr and attended by faithful and ~,
rienced tiosilers.
The Subscribe will nee every .,o,,,on j. !.
satisfaction to oil who may paIonize HI. flos.,
and hesi'ates not 10 say thai. from len y.af.,,,
fefienee he will he able TO keep up ibe sccons.
daiion a, The Carolina Inn, ~ style NO, sp,n.,.
cd by any Public House in the inis,isr cvunt,,-
aud he takes this opportunity to se,ufn his es,.
eisl respects 10 generous Pahlic for psst lat,,.
and respectfully sol,cits a Continuance If ,k,.,
patronage and confidence.
DROFERS can, at all times. be ,p.n,;,d x;,1
convenient and well enclosed lots, FREE Of eb.,y,.
aud furnished With grain at low prices.
u The Charlotte and Camden Stsv,. .,,l,.
and derar, III weekly.
Oct. IL, ls49. slg
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-02-05
L.ulicrOus.

young llinefaai preacher. IN tho constant
hsbi. Of declaming a great deal about the
Creation, and especially about the f st get.
ting up OF man, ~aenevsr he wished 10 dis.
play his native eIoquence TO good advantage,
was one day holding forth to a mixed congse.
cation 10 country schoolhouse. Becoming
warm and enthusiastic as he proceeded, il was
not long before he reached his favorir the me
and started Cd IN something Ike the following
style:
"And when The world vas created, and The
beasts Of the field, and fowls OF the ar, and
pronounced vrry good, God SAID, Lei u.
mike man. And he formed man after hts
owr likeness, and declared him the noblest OF
oil the works of his hands. And he made
woman also. and fashioned her 10 the exsc,
image Of man, With . little vsristion--"
"Thank the Lord for the variation ~
shouted an old sinner. who sat over 10 The a.
men corner Of the room, at this interesting
juoc,ure OF the discourse.
The effect vas perfectly Iudicrous and ~
Iss's'ib!e. The preacher dropped tbs subject
where he vas interrupted, end wss never
heard TO slluds 10 il during q subsequent mio
istry Of forty yes,s.