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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04
Mechanism.


Simplicity aud yastness mark the
works of God These are especial The
strong features in ihe mechanism Of lie
Universe. The tern mechanism, IA The
largest and miuuIesl sense OF the word,
presents vast iiea--a suurc,. IneN
hausubly uch, mexpres,ipl ptluliui
and illmlnhl, useful "A scope aud
microscopic view of ,he subl 81 is Iadls-
peusable even lo a hunted c7nn" len-
SION OF H. The mechaa-in 40 1e heaN-
ens Is 80 vast as iu frq4ar ''lese'ie
even Ia get glimpse "s q ii'e NpN
of lnlusoua. or microscopic am nai,, -
wholly beyond the power al ihe naSed
eve. laexpressbly mlne'' - Nerei''''le
mechanism, ia thous.nds Ut forms and
beautiful Wlrn viewed h1 powerful
See fourth page.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04
SPEECH OF WALKING THUNDER.

This high water is unusual, The Great
Spirit does not smile. lie growls at us. -
Something does not suit hlm. Our corn
fields, where are they! Our young men
cannot hunt. The powder in our rifles is
wet. II will not burn. We kill no game ;
nothing. Our Great Father gives US htlle
beef aud lltlle corn, since we came To the
treaty. But we are poor, very poor. Oar
ribs may be counted like the poles of a
lodge frame, through the skin. Corn will
not grow without sunshine, and If we have
nothing TO eat We must siarve. Our horses
are thin. We thought they could run some
but even Shasta W asla's Mr.. Tyler's) horse,
can outrun our tastes. buffalo nag. Our
dogs are lean, very lean; they are too poor
10 bark. They howl a little sometimes, bu'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04
Scene at an Indian Encampment.

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About noon the marriage ofDavId Far
rilauit with Nancy Muoua Mcclure, took
place in the marquee Of the Commission
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-04

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with cotton: and the quanutv ia Length of
yarn obtuued from equal weighs of dlx
aud cotton would be So greatly ia favor of
the latter. as completely % preclude thc pos
sibilly of the former beinr substituted for
u. For instance, one pound of fair bowel
Georgia cotton. spun INTO 31's, viii Weld
- 300 wards while one pound of Gas spun
INTO Cline" of number about eolal tothat
'of the cotton yarn would produce hnt 81 600
wards. uning an advantage of 1890 Yards
in the pound To cotton over FAX.
I'm addition TO Tin, the warn would be pro-
dnced from the raw cotton by cotton ma
chtaer, AZ an cxpeuse of less tl,n three
pence. while that of The fax would lee about
ten hence the ponnd when prepared by the
flax machinery This is a Difficulty which
has hitherto land at the roe, of every at-
ltcupt TO ,pin flax successfully and oroita-
|by upon cotton machinery A minutes
attention however to ,he .truetsr,.ol the
/ flax 6bre .prre.ied to tte Che,al,er Clau,-
SEN a mode. b, .,,bicl, II tnirht be success
fail, overcome TLe fibre of 0sy /. cclle.
lar ao.il. c,ru.d "a tl. uuion d. but,dles
of smaller fibre. which toa, be- co..i9,red To
the Roman rlsccs II hg au, o.. cess the
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VOL. xiv, NO. 4t--WHoLE NO. 2s42.


qared 20 be pulled before il is fully and
completely ripe. as is now the case where
ine lax IS required. 4 valuable cron of
fully ripeneG seed may therefore be ob.nin-
ed, IA addition To- the fibre Moreover. VIC
are told thal the 1av coiton may be p.,Dar-
ed at cost considerably Ices than that ut
which cotton c8a De praflahly rrown and
imported. OF course it is not 10 be sun
posed that. Ia order o. arc.afe fax cotton.
lny person would act So ab.aai.g "a. a. our
chase lax steeDel aud scntched IN tb. node
90 which it lsusualIy brought into The nark-
ct Ior the FAX spinner. The vreat oout in
the invention IS. fhai ihe AK mv be taken
Gon Me geld. aud converted faio slf
cotion-hks substance, at a cost consilgra-
DIV lessllln tUat incurred even ia the Or
dnarg modes or stepping and scutchin-. in
1.l-r io prr1ara o. for ne a4y-.Dinnsf.-
rfenired ff themafte. 81 .ig.,i.i and
,cutchnr. 1N will fsu 10 in price from ffO
10 cl-J per tom. aud TO oosra,e uoon
fibre 50 prepared. in order 20 produce ma
terial which would sell for halfthat amount,
would be indeed some,hinr ike an at,e,nnt
To tfansmute gold into copper. Tins. how
ever Is not the object of The inveotion.- -
The Cheyalicr Clagssen commences a. IS
shown by the sample, I'm h,s stand m the
sumo point where The or,linar, n,v.dre,ser
COMMEMORATE that of the fax in the
straw and by proluciu,r a nryer nnautity
az greatly reduced cost. and without in
curing any waste In the sha9e of refuse
tow, he obtains an article cao5ble of heinz
span on the ordinary cotton nachinery. aud
of being sold M q price which whl!cit IS less
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he ssore = good round cath. the. whoever
hunbugged him The next time, should BE- re-.
wardsd With measured vengeance. He had
gone . see q living voodsr. and found nothing
bu, stuffed outlines OF pal,ry cheat. Ii vas
toe much 10 be endured BY mortal patience ;
and % the empresarie thought, .hen he rush
Cd TO the door and demanded The money he
bad paid. The door keeper. who spoke so'h
ing but French, could not understand the de-.
asnd b., The ire or Bsrnum. Who vas deter
mined no, TO be cheated, brough, him 10 his
senses. He then offered twenty five cents !;
but no, Barnum must have bic City. The
Frenchman demurred. He had no right, he
thought. 10 give back the twenty. i've cents,
vhich had been rendered in munl6cence.-
But be had 10 do j, isough-and Barnum de.
parted, begging Us to make 90 note Of the
vest but to allow the waves Of Lethe to roll
their Obvious current over bis visit to the Cy.
cIeps. Orleans Della, March IL.
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Negro Banking.

Talking Of Bsnks, reminds NE Of the Ne.
gro Back once heard Of 10 Virginia. Co
10, (sn old negro Who ~ss noted for his con-
sing,) had succeeded 10 making his tslov.
servants 10 the ne,ghborhood believe that
banking ~os q ptry probable BUSINESS. So
they concluded that they would threw oil their
change together sad Start Il bank, old Cato
taking care to have himself coslinued The
bank, 10 whom oil The slxpences Of oil the
darklss 10 the seighborhoed were duly paid
ever. And nov said Cato. " ~ hene bah n,gar
bsrrov sixpence out OBJ dis bsak TO buy BAG
CO, he got 10 come back tree eeks and pay
10 two sixpence. and ~ dis way you see cdr,
sixpence bring nudsh sixpence, ill after q
While all desc n,ggahs b. as rich as old mas.
90 Co." Aud upon this principle the
baak went Ioto opers''en. old Calo always
'sking care that ever, ark, shoulS fork over
according TO bank ru'es. Bot 10 The course
Of time, soms OF the stockholders though, they
i" smsIt rat and called oa Cato TO Withdraw
their capital frsm the bank, when the follow.
ing Conversation look place between CATO and
Jack:
Jsck-Well, Cato, we van. to draw our
soney from the bank aud quit DIS bsnkn busl.
ness.
Ca,o-Dd you hesh de newsl
Jack-No, what dat Cstol
Ca,s-Why de bank broke las, night.
Jack-Whe care VIA, dc bank do. Tell
you, want my shah Of de money.
Ca,o-Wel but lel you de bank brake !;
jack not taken bou, dat. cay ~hah
de money
Csto-Wby YOU cussed fool, don't you
know d., when de bank break de money ali
gone sar,in.
Jsck-WeIl, but whsh de debble de money
gone tot
Ca,o-DA,'s more an dis niggsh know
All be know bou, 1t 10, dat shen white folk,
bsnk break de money always lost, and niggat
bank 40 better dan ~hie folks.
Jack-WelI, ~henebah dis niggah gsgs i,
bauklu' again, he hope de debb'l gu him fuss
Caio-Berty sorry de bank break, Jack
berry sorry.
Here our informsu, left Ohio Statesman
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Restoration a preservation Of the
III N II 1Re
BY VI. WISE Il son. Of virginia.
- 4AuAa

NJ WISE son, finding ii altogether impos.;
4VAs Bile 10 attend personally 10 tho great number
Of daily applications from oil sections Of the Union, FOR
their Remedy Tor Badness and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC. have found it necessary to sppoin,
General Trauelng Agent, to visit different cities
and towns throug bout the United States, vesnp him
Nth authority TO appoint subagen,s use and yend
the Hair Tonic and to apply the RESTORATIVE,
and To put them into the hands of those he may an.
point to operate wherever a sufficient number Of GA
tents IN any town or neg hborbood shall be obtained
Capt GEORGE CALVERT, Of Fauquier county,
Va, Is alone authorized to act as Genera Travelling
Agent, with the powers above indicated
Capt. G may be expected to visit, as speedily as
practicable the principal cities aid towns Of The U.
nion
N b. Capt. Calvert will always have On hand .
full supply Of The HAIR TONIC (which cleanses
the head of dsndruf, strengthens and invigorate,
the hair, and prevents 1t, also, from falling o) 70,
The region of country most contiguous 10 bis opera
tons, or Il may always be obtained, al wholesale
and forwarded to any part ofthe Union. by address
Ing the proprietors, NJ. WISE & SON. Richmond
Va.
urPrice 20 per dozen cash. Six bottles for S5-
or one dollar for single bottle.
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CAROLINA INN
1s|||l
CHARLOTTE, ": C..

HNHE above establishment, situated TN M.
IL Street. third 10, North Of the Public Sop,,a
in the town Of Chariotie, has been censtsn,,y T. "
open by the present Proprietor, from the i. :,
January, lS40 10 the present time, for the ,ecoo
mediation Of the Public, and win continue 10 1.
kept open for the same purpose.
The Establishment has been enlarged and in,
proved TO q very considerable extent within n.
last two years-the entire building is in como,,,s
repair and is 80 constr ucted that oil the ,eo.,.
have abundant light and can be ventilated Al ple,
sure.
The Stables are not IN ierior TO any belonpi,,
10 any similar Establishment in v esterp Ma,
Carolina; and care will be taken that thew ,h,n
always be supplied with abundance Of good sr,in
and provsnder and attended by faithful and e,ne
rienced Holsters.
The Subscriber will use every exertion 10 civ,
satisfaction to all who may patronize his House
and hesiiates not 10 say that, from ten Year, e,.
perience he will be able to keep up the accommo.
dsion at the Carolina Inn, in style not surp,s..
ed BY any Public House in the interior county,
and be takes this opportunity To return his COT
dial respects to generous Public for past fsyo,s
and respectfully solieits 4 continuance Of their
patronage and confidence.
DROVERS can, at all times, be supplied with
convenient and we'll enclosed lots, free Of charye
and furnished with grain at low prices.
D The Charlotte and Camden Stages arrive
and depart ui.weekly.
JENNINGS D KERR
Oct. 10, ls49. 5lif
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PRINTING OFFICE FURNITURE,

for the establishment of complete Printing Offices,
such as Presses. Wood Type, Cases, Stands, Brass,
Press and Wood Rules, Imposing Stones. Composing
Sticks, Brass and Wood Galleys, Riglets, Closet
Racks, &c, &c
Old Type taken in exchange for new at cents
per ID. The Trade dealt with on the mos, liberal
terms, and patronage solicited the ground OF fur
nishing to the purchaser an article with which he
will be pleased aud which will bring him the worth
of his money,
Editors or Printers wishing to establish News
paper or Job Printing Office, will be furnished with
an estimate in detail OF the cos, by stating sizs oil
paper and kind of work 10 be executed.
Publishers Of Ne wspapers who will insert this ad
vertisement three months and send me The papers
containing it addressed to "Nesbiu's R'giaer,
New. York. will be paid in materials OF my manu-
facure, provided they purchase SIX times the amount
of their bills for advertising.
II. II. GREEN,
No. 1913 Ful,on.st. ew-York, and
No. II Canslst Row, New Orleans
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sketches Of rth.CarOlina.
BrAT,Es FoRD, Lincoln Co., NC.
October 25, 1850.

BrAr,Es FoRp, Lincoln Co.. NJ
October 25, 1850.
A WORK will be published by the undersigned
n this Spring. entitled as above, giving an &C.
account Of each county in our State In alpha
betcal ORDER The derivation Of its name date OF for
nation, its Colonial and Revolutionary History,
Biography Of its distinguished citizens, an accurate
list OF its representation in each branch OF the Gen.
erai Assembly. its Towns, Rivers, Population, Re-
sources, Products and Topography.
The undersigned has for many years been collect
ing and condensng the material for this work. The
archives of our own State have been carefully
ineG, and copious extracts made from its records
lie has procured from the Office OF the Board Vi Trade
aud Plantations in London many valuable documents,
Rare and valuable works have been purchased from
abroad touching the early history OF our State, and
each county, which have never seen the light. lie
has been kindly aided by gentlemen In different see
tons by copies of original documents and faithful
traditional statements, highly important and inter
estIng.
Tie does not aspire to the position Of the Historian
but hopes from records and statistical facts 10 afford
material. to other and ADLER hands Tor this pleasing
and less laborous duty. This work. 1t Is hoped. will
be useful book OF reference 10 the statesman and
scholar and man Of business or leisure. Occasion
al extracts have been published in the Standard and
other papers Of this State, over the signature Of
"Tacus."
The History OF North Carolina is yet TO be writ
ten The remark which one of the ablest Historians
of the age, (Bancroh,) has been compelled TO make
tina, SO careles.ly has the history Of North Carroll
ia been written that the name, merits and end OF
the first Governor 10 not known" Is reflection up
on us. An examination OF the early history Of the
counties Of North Carolins shows record Of the
purest patriotism and indomitable courage. This
record is now covered oy the dust OF sge, aud
known by neglect II is debt which the present
4 al. H..
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SisnOr BlitZ in Market.

Bii,z was 10 market place, las. week, 10.
curing for those hu'e delicacles the lady ap.
pie, With which he 60 we'll understands how
to please the children at his exhibitions.
o. passing the stall Of very plain farmer,
his attention was attracted by a rather sickly
looking six weeks pig, ssd he enqulred the
price.
'One dollar was the snswer.
IT'S too much, said Bhiz.
SO it TO-, joined the grunter.
What 10 tha, ? said ihe startled seller.
The pig, says Bliz.
Yes IFS me- echoed piggy.
We are told that Satan entered the swln
Ish herd said the now evidently alarmed
seller, bu, this speaking out 10 too much fol
bel,ef-but certainly heard 1t.
80 did H. says the PIC.
The seller was ev,dsntly more excited ans
desirous TO sell II. Take 1t al rs cen,s, SAL,
he.
Did it der said Bl,rz. inspecting i, NOR
closely.
| Alarmed less, another answer from the OIL
might expose and confound him, the exasper
s,ed seller suddenly seized II by the saou,
jetked !, from the shombles, and ihrusting
at Bl,iz said,
There, there, take 1t ct thine Own price. >
i Bliz, however, 10, being ~ the pork way
vas of n a t~,okIing; aud The last he sa,
Of The adrgh,ed seller, he vas stsnd,ax cree
piggy tightly grpped b. the sneut at arm
issg.h.
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The Talking Fish

gentleman sent his black servant 10 Pof.
chase him fresh fish. He went 10 . stall,
sod taking up . fish b began to sosIl IT,
The 6shasoges observed HIN, and tearing the
by.slaodefs nigh, catch tho scent, sscla,aed
"HslIo you black rascal. What do yov
smell nv 6.h for r
+" Me 10 smell your fish, mssss."
"Wbs. are you doing then, cir !"
mo talk 10 EN-, nssss."
"And what DO you soy 10 The feb. my
friend 7"
9" Nc ask him chs, news st ses, dsi's al
mssss."
"Aod VIA, does he say 70 youi"
he cay he don't knos ; he 90 been dal
deco tree week"
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Barnum and the One.Eyed Horst
NJ New Orleans.


About an hour before Barnum took his
leave, Of cur goodly city on Monday last, q
mysterious plscsrd, 10 English aud French.
vas posted up Cd the street corners and pub.
lie places Of the First Municipality, aunoun
cling tina, q strange animal Of the horse kind,
With face like child, and . large revolving
eye 10 the centre Of bis forehead, after the
mos. approved Cyclops fashion. vas on s1h
bi,ion 10 a room a, the corner OF Exchange
alley and 81. Louis street. The announce.
men, struck the eye of the emprssaris into OK
treme optical astonish nent and, thsfeupou,
hs determined not to leave the city I'LL the
Cyelopisn wonder vas made manifest, no, only
10 bis visual, bu, bis mental ken. 10 fulfil.
ment Of III . determination, the great curios.
lily caterer started with has;y strides towards
81. Louis street. During his perigrins.ies
strange visions Of Rocky Mountains ponies,
clad in WOOL, to sui. the exigencies Of climate,
Ct Tom Thumbs ponies, (mrsclss Of small.
ness, and Of oil other ponies, tina, he had ever
seen or heard Of, danced through the Barnum
brain. Alter revolving and re revolving, re-
solving and re resolving, the cosclusion w,s
.. length adopted that the horse with the
face Of child, and With the wild, rolling eye
10 the centre OF bis forehead, was the horse
or horses, the curiosity Of curiosities, and The
greatest OF yet discovered wonders 10 the col
nal republic. There could be no humbug i1
the animal in question, fer even the tiny show
bill Of the Presea, proprietor declared the
bunbug IN the premises was Impossible ant
that not only 10 the Aogle.Ssxon. bu. tn
France tongue. Another proof Of the eeuu
ine pre,sn,ions Of "CyclOP'" vas. the. b
fret saw the ligh. Of day With bis single sy
on the vsrdaut banks Of the MississppI.-
There could be no mistake about bis bein
horse, q living, moving, and wonderful keel
sighted hsrse, whea tho two.tsngued air {
truth 10 the show bill, aud the Mississippis
birth Of the wonder were considered; 90
moresver-"tr 10 stranger than fiction.
The entrance fee to the exhibition room bein
twea,y Eve ceots, Bsrnus threw dom . BE-
dollar plees, and passed 90 Without waits
for the change. He vas toe esges 10 80 II
wsnder 10 think OF cents. for dollars sod c!
clops we're 10 bis thought. Judge Of The o.
prise Of the worlds enprsssris vhsa CyclsI
turned out to BE- the sl1ded hide Of 40 sxcse,
ingiy juvenile colt, the skin Of whess hes
was distorted into horrible senblsnes Of
human face, and the forehead d,s6gured vi
large aud slsriog eye Of glass. most will
nsusly green. The e@ressris vss 90!
huubuggsd. excited, nsddeaed, and forgs
ting for the msnsn bis religious tepdeneis
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zoe CIAE
The Summer Birds.

Sweet wsrblers. Of the sunny hours.
Forever on the wing
love them as loye the flowers.
The sunlight and the spring.
They ccms like pleasant msmories,
In summers joyous time.
And sing their gushing melodies,
A would sing rhyme.
In the green and quiet places,
When the golden sunlight falls,
We sit with smiling faces.
To list their silver calls
And when their holy anthems
Come pealing through the air.
Onr hearts leap ferth 10 meet them,
With blessing and prayer.
Amid the MORNINGS fragrant dew
Amid the mists Of even
They MARBLE on - If they drew
Their music do~A from Heaven.
Hsw svsstly sounds each mellow mole,
Beneath the moons pale ray,
When dying Isphyrs rise and float
Like lovsn' sighs away.
Like shadowy spirits seen At eve.
Among the tombs they glide.
w Deu sWeot pdlo IoImU Icr WuiCu We kIiOvO
Lie sleeping side BY side.
They break with song the solemn hush,
Where peace rselines her head.
And link their Joys with mournful Thoughts
That clustor round the dead.
For never can my soul forget
The loves Of other years;
Their memories fill my spirit yet
I've kept them green with tears.
And their singing grssts my heart at times,
A in the days Of yors.
Though their music and their lovslinsss
Are o'sr-fsrever Ger.
And often when the msurnful night
Comes with . low sweet tune,
And sets 4 star on every height,
And one beside the moon;
When not sound Of wind nsr wavs
The holy stiffness mars,
look above and strive 10 trace
Their dwelling 10 the stars.
The birds the birds Of summer hours
They bring gust Of glss
To the child amsng the fragrant Aswers-
To the sailsr on the sea.
We hear their thrilling voices
In thsir isin and airy flight,
And the inward heart rejoiees
With calm and pure delight.
In the stiffness Of the starlight hours,
When an with the dead.
D. may they futter mid the flowers
That blossoms Ger my head;
And sing their songs Of Eladnsss forth
In enc melodious strain,
Ger lips whose broken mslsdy
Shall never sing again.
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Letter from Major Dygsid MeDvgsld. Crs"
Creek Psst 0Hes.
dooHx County. N. C., D.c. %, ~.
DR. J. kHhl--Dcsr Sir:
Lady in ,hi. county. afflicted with nsf1o0'
complaint, ProlapsUs utefi. Fluor Albus ard
somewhat deranged mind. caused by obslfuci''''
was for about twelve months attended ~ iosf Of
our eminent physicians. without any efsel s1s
every one successfully declared her ineurabls,aS
that she had 10 die. She then procured tso ,"
ties Of Jour Abyssipia Mixture from me- Shhn
cured her entirely. She has since married, ="
is in perfec, good health and happy. The Aey'
sinia Mixture has likewise proved very sffcsno"
in many other diseases, but particularly IN lem"
diseases. in which IL should have the preference
OF all others. Yours ohedienily.
DuGALD McDUGALD
Price for the Abys.inia Mixture per bottle /"
cents. 81 rs T. $3.50.
Likewise on hand and for sale. Dr.. kuh' ~
storer, Universal Plaster, Gold Mine Bal''m' At
I J. HoLTOS agent
Chat. NC.
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SOLID AND DURABLE TYPE,

be.e,of re offered to the pobiii. To this lsst Tea
ture would in particular call attention. for sod'y
and durability ofType is on the principle ofeconomy
of the creates, importance 10 all typogrsphers The
members Of the craft ~il also find me ready 10 sup
ply all kinds OF
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A NEW set of BUGGY H.RNEss for Sale
n Enquire al this Ofice.
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ATTACHMENTS for sale he't'
JOB PRINTING

TERMS. run
TWO DOLLARS per snnum 10 ADVANCE :,
DOLLARS end FIFTY CENTS '" p',,
be delayed three months; and THREE ~
LARS If not paid until the close o. '''
D'Advertisemcnis inserted al One wv IA.
square. ,Is lines o. less, this sized yr' y III,
first insertion. and IS cents for csc" W. Ia,
ance. Court advertisements and sher'n -.
charged IS per cent. higher; and . ''' .,,,,
Of 33A per cent. will be made fro" 'ne :" .,;.s
prices, for advertisers By the year " =, or
ments inserted monthly or quarterly Int,
square for ssch time. Ssmi'"on'"9
per square for each time. .u,.
dTPo,tmssters are authorized 10 sc'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-16
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