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TURNIPS. 'i'lio t iriiiji cr< ji ' l« <ij t'».i iiiut-h n("g- U< tt <l ill ilif Soutli. yiK-i it wiJl bi* uur i.hji-ct ill Vlie fullowiiifr L.ii« f c<-iiiiiiuiii< :iti(«M to |^i\'*^ ^»ur ‘ft liiiicK uii(i ill ill'- ‘ ' ‘1- " ii5‘ H li<i' .‘• u c - 1 i-. v.ful Nvitli t'nJ- til*- lii>t liv»r It i - i.itiiiiily .'III criur ti» jiut in a iii^Tf j jnih'h 111..-! a i.ii!f-.u If ‘H- <M*. tliatlixi!^ b<-<-n | 1 <»u j t iiiii il '-II. a }.M-ii' l al rul*‘, w*- tliiiik : oiii- <|u:irtrr of nil acif fiu’!! workii;;,' , liainj "Il tli‘ f’iiriii. w.'iiilii bi- it good [irojior- tiuii ; iii'Ht or I f " ili |ii-ii/Jiii^ on fli^.- iimii- : b«r of .-toi Iv Ijit kf}>t oil tlui placf. i laml -!; -iild I. l * iict-j.lv jilowcd with . Iiurr' vv jdov, ; ,iy ti-ii iiicli<-> Ut IcU'^t) cv*-- | ry Iivo fioiii till- 1 >t of .July up to the time of jdiiiitinL''. '1 li»- la^f ili-tip jdow- | ii){r, ivliicli should b«* nliout ton <Iay.~ bidor<- | jdaiitiiig. OIK- iiiilf of tb<‘ iMaiiiin- iiiti-ndi-d to be put ojj tin- liuid >!iuu!J bo >prcad ovtr jt bioaj-' u a:'-' plo.vi d in. 'I'l.i bi-iiiii I - tlif CMiir-i-'f inaiiur«-. kc<'j'- \u'^ tin- lj« ■ t roll. (I ii/r the la^t — \\'l<* ii \o u ai'c ri'iidy to piinif, *j>rfud tlic <<lb( r l:n)f o)' \oiii' iJiaiUiii', and plow if in iiboiit tiij'*.' il; •!ii ' di'fp v%il)i .‘■Iioi't plo.vs. Willi ti ' I;! t d n 'il;."’ put -lU all tlif U'lic.'' \cii lua'.' lia\r to .'p;iM , k'cplnf^ ciioii^li for ( I n - 1...-it d r il 'J aki'. lli< n. i;n ii"U tooth- ed liarro'.v, : : ; li.M Toiv your land tboroiiirli- Iv. V< u r iaiiil i.-i tli. n pr< juin d for tlif ►(•<■(]. Jf'\ aji l;ii,d i.:i> !j* i n well ni;imiri d, and t art f'djy pri pi ji d. tw.j ponndr of .vfcd not too ;ii'i« li. W •• lia\t! found oiif pound of K< d J <>]) and on*' poiind of Ifuta- ba^'Pi, to bi- };ooil in ipi.ilily, the pio- j»fi anioiii.t of M i d. S\ hfji niix<'d t*»'p tli- <T, one half-should !>»• .-^'(wcd in oiu- dirtc- tii^n, and ll;*' o(li< r half in tlu! otln r. At tin- (-anii tim; tl'f !-ci d i» wirtji, it js most jinportiuil »•! !io»v to ciu li a< r*' two biislul.s ofh-alt, oiii! <d’ pia. tcr, and a.s nun li u>hc.< u- \ oU t an roniinaiid, wtdl niixi J np to- j^ctln-r. A '< r; li^’ '!it biit.-h should br run i>vcr tho i.iiicl, ('.illowi'd i»\' a oi|o-lior.'-c- roll- rr. In thi- way lln* >;(‘c d i' f,o\cK d iiu H'ilh a ;^t iilli' I'll ' iii'i', so a- to produce an l arlii-r tatim); the yoiin;^ plant ."taiids llu* dry M I i'ii'- that may oci iir and iiiiudi limrL- >uci i fully. <>ur tiiiif <»f sovviii/j in fr*jiii tlu' lOth t i the ~(lth <d’ Au'^u.'t, try- inf tw liil upon ;i day jii't ln for») rain. I$y NoM iiilM-r till- iii'il 'I'ltps mav l,f' n>cd, and on «lii!f tlifv Ia>t, the Jlufaliapis ro- inainiiiir to I)-’ u,-. d later in tlii' winter, us tli* \' art' u hardii r lui nip. l iiiiutU' < r Standard. THE WIRE OR CUT- w orm : PRB^ VENTATIVE. I M i ;. I ' ih I' o K; 'riieni has hoiii u great; liiuny »‘xpei inn ntr mid trials made, to i>ro- ; ii-nt the ( litWorm from di'stroying the ' yoiuiiT ‘•orn ; but they have all in ' U ^M'eal niea.-'Ure failed. I 1, and seviial ot hers of the Fishing Creek j farmers havD e.\pericnci-d a remedy that j ha- I'Toved sncce>>ful for two years in siic- res>ioii whi* h 1 am satisfied is a certain | one, \ : 'J'i> tiirn over your muddy and ^'la y lands deep, iu Auf^iist, Hepteniber, (»i t«d)< r, or Xovemlior at the furthest.— 'riii> I'over.' up till* wei'ds either betorn the is deposited, or if the is deposited, the de<'ompo>itio;i of vcp't^liDjj jii sotne- %vhat ot a ;^i;‘. n -lute, destroys {'ennina.tioii. It h1m» pn [tares the land for a more profi- table crop, und is easier worked than to do it in the latter ]>art id' winter <tr the begin- liiiif^ of Sprinjr. as the plowing can be done deeper, whicli n <eives to a greater i-xteiit the I’l'ojierties of vegetiition as manure, (na- ture's own l’* ri;l;.'< r) and sci-ures you a lir.'jt Mand of corn, 'i heii cultivate systematl- rally and yoy ;j.';jy cMuiiif ou full cribs of com. G . 1>. U I I . L . iliiW lo Ki i:j‘ Sm"Ki:i» JIams,— Hams can be ( iireil and sweetly proserved through ^umnu■r by packing in cobs; first, a layer i>f cobs, in the bottom of the cask : then l.ams mid <‘obs, until you linisli the whole, lie particular tiiat they do not foiue in con- tact with each other. I'nbroken ones will ftii-wer. It would be jnressiaiy to take them oat on* i* in sumiin r, and give tlnm a ilry rulddug. Vour La>k shriiild stand up- itu a bi'iK h. in a dry, cool cellar. Having packed ill tbi' way, the cobs absorb the heat luid air sulli- u nt to keep tla-in fresh and fine. It has been ijiy practic;L> for more ihan tell years to treat my hams iu thit> ;vay, and 1 ne\er lo>t one. You take them *Hit pel lii tly eleaii. not plaster*'d, not Mslied, not gri j.'cd, neither is there any fhafV to bo •■'Wepit oti’. l'a>k to be covercd. — ^ ----- IJ.MvlNii H am .- Most people boil ham.— It is much better baked, if baked right.— jSouk it for an liour in clean water, und wipe it dry ; next s^joead it ull ovtr with thin batti'r, and then put it into a deep di>li \\ith a st'.'k iindi r it, to keep it uut of the gravy. When it is fully done take t>tV the fckiii and mat ter eru^ti’d upon the llesh side, iiud f>et it away t'l co.d. will iiud it >cry deli* ii-us, but t'.ii rich lor dvspeptics. FlU’ir 'I'uKr.s. - Xearly all fruit trees are. oa their iruuks or among their branches. alYected with muss, ILoe, and vciuus kinds of insects. The.^e can be otVcctiially clear- ed away’ by a wnsh of ley, made from pot- ash or noad efhe?. of u strength ?uf5cient to bear an egg. It will kill every noxious thing, and will not hurt the bark. A pound of [lotash to a pailful of water will make it putfioiently stronc- rr.ortrs of a V ink .—A late paper gives A stutcireiit oi .i'.e cost and prorits of au Is- ubelln gr:.pe-vine. The cost of labor is put *lown at tweiity-tivo cents yc«rlv, I d prun- ing and ih( ssl;;g, «i,nd for the r»-tjuisite quan - tity of dn .'sinjj. }»*otits uro tivp to sis jjush'Is cf gra[>es annually, be.-ides tne or- jia'ii at.d t . t of a beautiful vine uround the }iiv'iiii>es. H I^'UrtiiiL « ^ ^ -- ! ' riie mind may be overuurdened ; Ijal 1 k ' the body, it is strengthened more hy il. 'i jt'ajijjth of ''serx-'i.-vC thau of clothes. INSTINCTS. BY SOPHI.\ ISKLIN*. Heaven gave the ln-'e desire for sv^'eets. And .strewed the Helds with fiowerii; The thirsty laud for nioi.stare waits, A u d K * t h e <;ni^i*JU.s shvvvi-rs. N*t soujjef are the bab' 's a.aims To ujotb'"! *>ears addr* ss d, U liiid* ^ »he!t' r in her aiiiii, solacc at L'i' X'or :*re the instincts o: th'.- Lt.-a.’t L* ss Go'J's jirciiliar care, Nu;' djcb Uc - y i n i j i i i J t 1 Mer>-ly to ]« li.'h tln re; heart that y.-arns lor kiiid;<.d iiuad 'i'^ share iti joy ur paiu, W h a te ’i. r its lot, u iil surely Imd A h' Xt to love again. A CHANCE FOR SOMEBODY. 'J'he following advertisement we clip from an exchange j»aper. ^Ve bope Jvitty may till iness : “A (’aui».—The sub.- crilier informs her fricndu und th« public ge nerally, that siie continues to invent and circulate LlK.S of ' evi rv description, on nio.'t rea.-oiiable terms, anil ut the shorte.'t notice. ^ J'erson.s re- <piiring lu*r services are referred to any of A SCENE IN COURT. Sr’EECU OF THE PUI.SOXEU. The last May term of the Circuit Court of l.-aqueoa county, Missis>jppi, (•^ay’s the VicksiiUrg Whig) the trial of the noted raftsman and .swamper, lu-ret<*fore Hourieh- ing under tlu- stite^-nian-Iike s<jubri*|u<-t of •• Tennes^e^.^” f..r ^hooting, with intent t*i kill, a certain lift‘d- H<* With foun<i guilty, and tho t*dl«<H'!ug ’"di- crous scene occurred wiien the Judge was in the net of jtas.-ing ■^•ntiMice on him. Juufit VhKijKa.— Prisoner at the bar, 'taioJ up. V*ju havo been tried by a jury «d y*»ur uwii selectifHi, and found guilty ot a crime that niu.'t send you to the peniti.-n- tiarv. What have yiHi to say why the seii- lence «jf the law siioiiM not bi^ ]M..'sed ! I’lUSOXKK.— 1 admit, Judg*-, that I sh<»t the man, l>ut be lies when iie >ays 1 was lying behiiifj a h>jr when J done it. 1 was '(juatting dow n behind -oiiic h'lig grass, and 'hot at tiie biilgi; of bjiii with niy rifle.— V*)U see. Judgi', he had no c at or ’speti- di-is on, and li;- sliji't yfuck out ’b<>vc* his britches. ! made the wor.-t shot I ever made in my life. I am one ‘4 the best riHe >hots in the swamp ; never mi-s a bar, tur - key or deer. J waoi vcrv much skenred , I I . 1. 1 1 )" 111 I the mo't re»)iect;;blu laniilie.s in the ne.gh- wlieii I .'hot and t;i!iibleU a gootl deal, or 1 ‘ ° i woulii hav<- kilt bim ; and I >liot at tin; bulk of him. I di.l it in self dcfcm;e. and always >aid ■■•*>. il*- c.ilici my wife bad names, .'hot a pig "f bad. tliat my wifi; loved very much, and threateiu-d t<» kill n;e. I’m a natur.-ilized mitive-born native Am>'rican, and he’s an l',ngli<hnian ; and I had a right to shoo* him ; he can't vote ; and 1 "hot him ] Ax I.N'DULGENT ^^0T1IER.— T h e N 'e w O r - j “A lla Mistake. A rogue who ap , leans Picayune tell-tho following: . caught with hi^ hand in another man s “The most indulgent nnuher i hav£» heard pocket, a lew uight? at t lo * e i po i of lately lives some two and a half liour’ii drive from San Antonia, on the left. It was a long time before she would admit that her : elde?t aud bi-st Li lovej bov, a refactory and turbulent little felk-w, richly merited a tlagellation ; and « hen 'he iinally gave in that he was entitled to ‘a cour>e ot sprouts,’ >he contended that Ik should be put under tiui Saloou. Mew-York, excused hiiiiaelf as follows : “ Xow. gentlemen, its all a mistake pon mv h<>nor it is. hen a man s in a crowd, and has his hands l<a*se, he is ju>t as apt to poke it in somebody else's nocket as his own. I w-as in preci>< ly such a lix. I hap- pened to slide my hand down in that man’s IS** A man who was tried in Boston for stealing a hors^e and wagon, being called upon to .‘jpeak for himself, .said: “ I have nothing to say in particular. The fact is, when I get half or two-thirds drunk, I think everything belongs to me.” Whereupon the Bo.ston i ’oi^t makes this parenthesis:- - There are some very sober people act as if they think just as Joe does when he is drunk. the inlluenee of crblon'forn: iiefore the sap- pocket, thinking it was my own and I felt lings were applied. .*^010111011 with all his certain it was niy pocket, w7/f/t I discoiered wi'doin. was behind tlie present fa~t age in it di<ln't contain a s'Uffle copper. | admini.'teriii'r to iu\enile delinquents.” . . ° ^ i A IBoiJiesteatl lor MO I j $.310,000 icorth of Farms and Building ■ Luts. X the Coal jj' gion ot Virginia. (Cnl])eper Co.) to bedi\id. d :iuioiig>t subsci ibers, on th.- 17th of S pteiiiber, I'.'ti, for tin* benetit of. Port Ifoyal Ft male Aead.'iiiy. SiibsL-riptions | oxLV 1i;x jHii.i.Ait.' I'-Vi'ii ; one halt dt\\n. tho on the delivery ol" i Ih' JM:t:tt. J-.\er\- sub - scriber will grt a i':iiildi)i£r Lot or a Kariii. rang- : iiigin \alue iVoiii .■sliito '1 h*'.se 1-;nins aii\l laits are sold so cheap to induce settlements, : a sntlieieiit iiiiiiibi r !> ing rt servt d, the iiicn asi> ill the va!u“ otW iia h wiii coiini^ nsate tor the ap- 'if / A 7 JII ri nl [I f\7l jtiii i gli v u .^ j X io A. 1'. new 11.lie] is now opened li>r H the I'fci ption of ii'^u’ .itr aud tiaii ient Boarders and rti'- tra\i'llilig jiubl.c poor tntouragement in her line oi bus- , J^vnv m-< dlul anaiiir* ni' iii has bt eii made to . . ; promote till* toiiitoit ot tLu.'i- w iio may stoj> witli me. My rooins ai>- lai;^'', well venrilat'd and bett*Tlm n;>hed th.ui any 1b>te! in Xanh (,’arolinri. It is IIIV inteiiiiou to make tii;s a !■ In.'S! Cl^AJ'.S lioTlih. a^oTiC’i:. QTRAVED or bTOLEX from ^ the subscriber, ill Union conn- ^ ty, fivc miles west . t Laiiesl>ornni^h. f 1 f i Anson c*)uiity, on the night oi ihe 11th of April last, .4 IC i V JJ '4 if{ of medium si/e. 1 I or II years o d. 1 will p.iy a reward (f I'KX DOLL.MxS for the (leliv*'ry of said mar.- to me, o for iiitorniatioii so ttiat I get lit-r—or'I'W LX I V DDLl-AuS tor inl'onna- lioii 'UlRi-ie.ii tocon.ict the thiel'. Address me at Laiiesboro’, Anson county. X'. ('. .lAMKS 1. ROSS. X. B. 1 think the mare was stolen, and that the tiiiet wewt 111 the direction o Char- lotte. J. !• R. June 10, IS j G.— Ct eonveyanei s to any paii ol'ilie smrounding coun- try, I', .S. iJiiUW X, I’rojaietor. June vJ4, l-ofi—:.ni ! L ' 'J'he rst.-t^r,- Oak-.- t'</r the Tri-’\Vn kly Line Ilf I ’uaehi s to .''ali.'bui v aij-1 A>he\ illi', i.s kept at »-X. r>.— Character^ rujni-d or ].artially | the Walton House. injured by the family or piece. 'V'illagi*. Mv S:ables are laru''>' and well-supplied with ]iarent low j)iice now asived. '1 he most ample 1 proveii'Jer, and J am prejcired at a nioiii'-nt’s no- security v\ ill l,e gi\ en lor tli^- taiiLUil peitoimance 1 tie'- to MJppiv iiiv tii.'toiieis wiih ilor.<es aiei ot eoiitniets and jiioiiiises. borhood in whiidi she re.'ides. in self defence. If yi>u'll ju this time, ,I udgc, I'II take a IJilde oath right l-oii.<e, a n d tea-table lies, told upon fiiiy suiiject, and ;it a nioim'iit’s notice; hints and iiir'iiHUitioiis by tlio gross, dozen, or single, with a liberal allowance to wholesale dealers. A liberal share of patronage res- Ki r rv CI.AC KIT. I expect but little .'1 lit me otf p'-ctfully sidicited. 1*. the Second.- here never t.-i any body in thi. State. | know-nothing.-., as I un 1 n*;ver did .'iioot any body in this State be- fore. aiid never will iigain. Ju.'t li;t me <di this time, and 1 will go home and see my : de.'ir wifn. j Jruiji;. 'loll were fortunate in not kill- ing your intended \ictim. Had y«»u done < so, you would have been guilty (d' miinler. , Kut-h depr.'tvify ai the e\ideiice shows on } (uir part is rar< ly witne.'Sed in a court of ! justice, ami imperatively demands that you ' iihall have the heavy hand of the law placed on you, as a puni'hment lor the high crime you have been guilty of, and as an ailmon- itioii und warning to others. In this man- ner the laws are vindicated, and public jus- ! tice (“slablisln-d and venerated. The sen- ^ tciire of the Court is. that you be imprison- ed in the I'eiiitentiary of this State for tlie full end iiiid term of ten years t'roirj tbi» day. | 1’i : is (»m ; k .—Lord ’a 'mighty! Judge! (“an’t you let it down a little. I lia\ e suf- fered mightly in jail ; just let it down a lit- tle, and I'll never I’ll take a JJiide oath 1 won’t. diT'tand they do all their own lyin; 5*iiteait asid C racL er F .^TEXT Dough Mi.xers. Craekt-r 1> >cker.s improved <.)vi n D.jors. |);unpers, A i.; Cop^ ]). r - l ’ lat<- J’resses, I ’owi-r I ’ res.ses, CJvit^ee lioa.'t- >IS and Coolers, itiMt itll of MiM- cliiiiei y. IL A- J. MrCOI/LCM, Xo. in, Lidrldge .‘stn.-a, Xew-Voik. J fa r c l i ‘J.”*, J ' o t i . —;!iii !^5IOO BSeuard. HR AX a WAV iVom my I’ail J b ^ iina<l .'sli.int«“es. (in Lilj- eriy county, (i.i..) (»n Sun J;iy ni;:lit. the iitli ot’May,tuo ne- gro t'ejjows. .3 nil and (jiill, both black and of ni'-diiiin size, ■J ill IS J l ^ car-i oki, aii<l was I'U '.-ii-i] l.y .jolin Xi\eiis, of Volk District, .^oiith i.'aroliiia, .Jack (iill is aljout i’ .O years okl, and was piuvhased by A. .L ( )ir, at 'riioin.-is Massty’s >ale, in l.aiieasirr Disti.et, !<i>nth Carolina, in Dec«ii|bt-r, I "Til. J think they will try to make tlu-ir way back to w ln'n-they wt-n-rais(-d. I w ill ()\ lA) info; ill li:s cu.slonier.', that In- has taken the loom lately occupied by M;. 1{. M. Kobisoii, thri‘e doors east ot Itie Charlotte 15ank. All work done by him sljall b,- executi t.1 in tin; be-*! .-;!yl''. <"i' v. liich in ( Veiy in.'tance, iiavmeut is rnpiired in ca.'h b-t'o.e lakiiifr the wjikaway. ALF.X. nLTlIl XK. .tune O) l~r)(l—oW hoot anybody again; j give IJtillili'S lor the de- 1livery of said negroes in any safe jail so that I can i gi-t tlieiii again-^or tilty dollars tor eiih< r one of JtlMiK.—-SherilV, remand thoprisoner to ' them. Addres> me at Winchester. Macon conn- jail, to await thedemand of the k(-eper of |y <^"'oigia, 01 .J^ines Henuigaii, 1 in*-\ ill<-. MycK- the I’enitentiarv. Town Taxes for 1856 . ^ I ^ H L town I'a-'ies tor I'.".!), and ail arrear:ig*'s, L are now due, and niU't 1».- .'eitli d by the lirst day ol Auuu>r, or J will jiroc.-ed to collect according to Act of As.SLn,idy, without any disr criijnnaiioii, S. A. IIARIMS, July I, IS.IG.— 5\v 'J'ax Collector. (XF'Whig will please copy. CEBAKLOTTS':, 7^. .It Ni; 7 HI. 18oG. [ A T A Ml-'KI'lXti of the Boai;d ok Co.\i- ; jiissioNKns of the 'J'owii of Ch .rlott< , bed this eveiii '^.ut tiie.r ( oiincil i hiMiihe ; ^re^ent, Win. I-’. I’tiil'er, \V ni. A. Luc s, Wil. lam Harty, Wiliain I.’. Myi'is, and R \l. ■lamison— illuim !•'. I’hiler acting as Cnair iiiari ol the .Meetir.ir: — il i :i«‘ti, 'i'hat it sha!i not lx> lawful for ail,- person to erect any i.iiildiiig, oiherthaii hiickorst ne, vvith metal r ofs. on is(j a r e s No. I, *2, li I . i>, 7, and I I, bounded by I'h.r 1, Sixrii, College, und Church ^treets. .Any ppison vi d.it n:; the above Ordinance, sha 1 I rliita iid pay the sum t>f <nie t ousand doll-drs. W.M. F. PillFi.R, Teste, Lhairtimn. ,L n. K kur , Town f'lcrk, [.Iline 10.— Ini.] [X ^“ \X hiir” will pleasf* c py one inontli. J^\it, Tennessee, in tears. It is only necessary to add, (says the Whig) that “‘Tennessee’’ passed through this city some days since on liis wuy to the Capitol t»f tlu‘ State, where ho has already entered upon the discharge of hi.s^duties in om* of the public iiistitiilions. It nhiirg county, X. C, •hine o, —t)w 1). W. OKU. Exi'oiK A H E Tins k n o ik im ;. U rrrj -''i.A Cb l',-* ■' r Koiiii'lliiii;;: lhaf na«<» never oUered l»elbt*e! The best Plantation in Meck- . lenburg County: the In it (.1tn-1 louse in. S . Carolina. IIF. I'laiitalii.n n.iitains 5 0 0 Acr<*s, in T the I'rovidelice settlenu lit. lying on tlli“ wa- ters of Flat Hrancli. I I miles sonth of Charlotte' IVrsoiis wk-lniiK to pmehase, would do well to call aiiilset; lor llu inticKcs. Il this tiact be ni.)t siitii cieiit, OTlli'di '1R;\C'1’S »>t t'tiiially good land, near at liaml, can he |iurchuri( cl iipon lair tcims. Il theie be ihost,* ulio u isii to luncliase a small tract, th* y can also be aucominoii rtd ni the same iii'iyhhoihood. Also loi t-alc, a I’lantation with ;{.|0 A rrr* !, with a t;o(id SAW .MIF.L :ind a (it)liD .MIX 10, lyiiii: on ihe waters of .Mile Urancli, l l l K nndi-rsigiii-d liegs h ave to return his thanks to those who favored him with a call dur- ing the last ye.'ir; and he would r.-:.p-ctfully inf,.rill tie' public iliai I- w i .. w-ru i i - v m- i l .-. !,.■ has ivmoved to the M a c h i n e ^ ^ ^ h y ,s it .lenkins I av or sell !>tovcs , . 1 , ,, ^ „ V V so chpai) f Because they buy them .^hop tormerlv occupied l.y Messrs. George & f ^m the ALinuficturers. W hi'iiant, a<ljoiumg Mr. J. lJudisill s vt. am l ’l;ining Mills, where he is prepared t(. '“X*'cute TPIW 17TT^Q 9.7 nPAlTT.n^ all wolk in his lim- as cheap and as good as ea”, I « ± £1 L JjU il ? » Ii-.iles li-i.m ( hailoUe, well nmb'eieil! ! K’ ' aud compo<ition eastin » l ’ossi'!->iion to he i;iven ou the «5tli tln^above establi.'hinent. and day ol December next. JOHN' S. PORTER, Providence, May .’O, 18;.i>.—Cm DRUCKER & SOMMERS be done in the State. Turning, ( Scions, liepair- inu; Koilcrs and Kni;iiu‘s of all tlei^criptions, Making and Re- pdiriiig M ill Spindles, W ood Plainer.'^, Making Floiij>;!i.s, Iron- ing Wagons; and in tlorse-Shoe- ing, &c., we will yield to no one for iieatin'ss, wear, and di']);itch. Inter- fering Shoes .ij:l eomnion ditto $ 1, cast- steel tOi-N,or steel plate, .'ji'J. 1 h;tv<' also eri-cti-d an Air l-'urn.nee for meml- ing 15rass. w hich answers iim l v. The public can trs by cal!- tnrnishing patti-nis. Old Brass nielti-d overat a rednceil pric-. with m-atne.ss aud d.-spatch, Okl (.Copper and Hrasg wanted, 8 J. PERKY. Charlotte, .Ian. L 18ofi.—tf ,,, , , , tSI 1K I.O TTK A 1 their new establ ishm*>nt, a lew doors ' -myr /* -r—» -a—■ South of Kerr’s Hote , ort r ..t Wholesale 1 and Ketail, at tin* lowest Cash prices, all and 1 every article in iheir line Th**y have Just opened a very extensive ^'tock of f all and W inter Dry-Goods, Ready-Made Cloth - ing-, Hats, Caps, Boots, biioes. Guns, Pistols and Trunks. .And a great inaiiy other articles tooniim»*r. oiis to mention, to all ot which teey invitr th-* .itt*-n:ion o the public, and tl.eir frieinis in "eiieial. 'I'heir well known lo v jirices, as w ell as their very extensive van. tyof (Joods, is a liiii ted by all who have heretolore patron- ise 1 them. I'herefore i is use.ess lor them to s.ny iiny more. nUCcKF.R Sc SOMMF.RS Charlotte, Oct. Hi. ’.'..'j-tl At (his Simple V'ord A Xn y I. I , simple as it is. vou heara greu ^ irv made over < l-O riilXG! Vou take up the pap.'rsaii.l almost the fir>t word yo.* see IS « 1^0 |<|| | ^ i ^ oil stro 1 over the c.t », and you will J see SM vi.L samples of o J C . O T H i i v r c s . Mf A llttU her . a littir there, And no assoitmeiit aiivwhere ; L’ntil you get to I I A: Where every one runs to get C3rOOC3L C rio tlX iT X S i ■\nd why do they run there ' bunj-ly be. ^hey ran get Clothing better n ade, more I jc.'.ionabie, and at less prices than at any House in Xo^th Carolina. We make a busi- ness of It—manutacture our own (loods, and every article sold by us is W ARRAXThD, oi , money returned. And we are bound to keep The Largest and most Fashion- able Stock of Clothing in the State. We have a full stock of Chi.drens’, Youths’ I ».nd Boys’ CLOTiilXi;, at low prices. Also I GENTS’ FUi^NISHING GOODS, I TitiW iis, i\#M < AS i HAtiS. CMRKKLLAS, CASKS. ami l*ocJm _ HAIR, Ti'OTlI. \N1> XAIL HRrSHI'..^:. c ^ jail ot which will be fr'*elv shown and prices iven, <il t .e l.n;pnriuro j| Fashion, By FULLINGS ^ CO. Charlotie, X. C., Xov. ?3, 1801. r W lIIE subscrdt-rs having formed themselves M- into a ci.mp.my, n-sp, etiully t; nd.-r their s.-rvices to the p. oj.le of Charlotte and the c.!iin- try geiK-rally in th.-ir line of bu'iness. 'J'hev are pii ]>:ired to liirni.'h Monuments,(Jravestoiii-s,Man- tle Pieces, I'urniHire Marble, Tabl.-Slabs,Marble Steps, to aii\ pattern i*nt Iroiii Marl.!e, aci*or<bng to the most approved tastt; and .stvli's, and iijion thi- must accoiiiinodatinjr terms . vi'r oli' red iniht; Southern country. ’Plr v will k.; p constantly WOULD respe' thilly nnnoii'ice to th** inhab;- taiits of ( harlotte and vu-initv', that th y have removed rom iheir Old Stand, 'o <ne door West of F.lms (Sc Spiat 's (iroeery .''tore, v\ here they havt' now on exhibition, just re- ceived from the X<)rth, one ol the most EXTENSIVc ASSORTMENTS OF Ever offered in Xorth Carolina, amon;^ which will be found the celebrateil Iron Witch Cooking- Stove I Which his "aii.ed such a amous reputation in the Southern l ouiury for the last eij;hte!. n months. 'I'his Siove u e warr iiit superior to any » , cx.ikin';' Stove now in nse. It is simp e in its arrai.geioents, cciismiH-s less Iu I, and does more work iii i ".ven tune, than any other Stove now in use. We will put one besid ■ any other Stove ol' the same size in the United S ates, ami if it does not do more work in any jjiven time, we ui.l forf it tlie priced the Stove, and (ju.l selling and go our deatii Ic.' the belter one. All Kinds of Parlour and Box \\’e have, and constantly keep an extensive and varied sto(-k of 'I'in. and Shfcl Inni. Japan and liritaiinia U’f/rf, Brass I^rldis, i'ust Jron Hcd- Sliiids. lilt Hi/rf's. ('radhs All of which will lie solil \\ h'l esale and Re- tail, clieaper than has e\ er been betore o:- ler*‘il 111 this vii-initv. We would re urn our thanks to oiir IriendB / More agi iits are w anted to obtain snbscri- liers, to w hom tie- most liberal indnceiiii-nt.' w ill b • given. Some Ag. nts w rite that iln-y are mak - ing pi-r month. Advertising will be dojie for every A;.ji nt when- j.i.ssible, J-'or lull jiarti- cttlars, •Subscrli(l'i.,ns, .\geut.‘ii s, Ac., npplv to nAi DKi;. Port lloy-tl, Caroline county, Va. J u l y ] , 1“C(>— tS .'::‘1U UAlEIi;iI k G.ISTON RAIL-KOAD. Itaieiffh Oast on £1- It- Office,} li \i,i;(*.ii, F< b. s, 3 AS Till-: XORTH ('AR’OLIXA RAll.- KO.M) is now completed lo Chiulotte, no- tice is hen-by giv» n, that Pronght dow 11 that Road, intendrd for tians]ior- tation m’l-r the liah-igh v .^k : (iaston Kail-Poad, will be p-<'' ive<l by this Comj>;iny at tie Xorth-Caro- liiia Rail-Road D.-jmiI in Kaleigh (owned ,jointly bv till- tw-() Companit-.') and will be transporti-d trieiici' without ilelay or extra charge; and goo*ls d.-signed lor tin- Weste rn M.-rchants and others along that lioad, w ill likew iso b.- delivered at the saint- ]-oint. All (lues for freight must lie paid at Petersburg or Portsmonth, e.\ci-pt on way freight, which must be paid in advance or on delivi-ry of the goods. .\K \ery efl’ort will I.;- made by the Ollicers an<l jT'-nts of t'l- (J » niii.-iiiy to <rive satisfaction in ln‘ t r.-insportatioii ot (joods ami Produce. Owni-rs a;:il ship].ers ol (loods ar.-reipiesti'd to have them distinctly marked, so that tin ir desti- nation mav b.- known. ];. A. HAMILTOX’, President. _[Feb. 19.—tf] ___________ ^otlvv. AX’ .\W.VV from the .''iibscrlber al)ont Tw o Vi-ars ago, :i in-gro boy named ^ 3T formerly b 'longing to .lohn H. (irier. of Meck- lenbuvg coiui'.y, Xorth Carol.na, and sold to AlcLiiitick of X -w <)rle.-ins. ami recently stdd to the sitliscnb' r. Said buy is about or ID \ ears old, ot copper color, about ’> teet 10 inches hifrb. ipiick spok'-n. A:i,v person lodgingsaid ni gro in jail, or delivering him to me so 1 can get him, 1 will paV such person iic BB atiKl r«'<l B^ol- S. P. SI TTi-:x. Pi'ieville, Meckl’g Co., X. V. —Ap’l. lo—llm. WHEAT MARKET, I wi. 1 tie di to purchase three or four Iiumlred ibousaiui l>U'hels of g'X.d inerch i nt a hie wheat, for which 1 will j.iiy tho hi^'hi.st cash pi ice, Charhittc, from its faeililios ol t r;insport iI ion is one » f the In :-l ini.tnd nrirlxe'.s in the South- ern Stales. 1 liavi; erected larire Merchant Mills con1 1:1lions to the Ra i/ro;i<l,e i p i hie ol jrrin tiing three luimircd barrels ot lloiir per day, ami to k<-i p tlieni running 1 n,u>t h.ivi; wh -.il. So brin^r It along, ifyou want the highe>l fig- ure lor it. I am prc[):ircd to grind forl(dl. I f y n n vv.-int flour whose hr..lid Will he siillicii lit lo sell it in aiij’ m.-irket in the world, here is (he ;.l.ic(Mo have il manufactured. 'I'hesc Mills have ill- really •iiiide a rej.utation not inferior to any in the country. LPROY SPP.IXG.S. .Tuiin l.j, 1 — 17-!f on hand the be>t d -scrij.tion ol F.gyptian, Itali;in ar;d i us omers fir the v ry liberal patronage and Ane-rcan Marble. .-\11 oiders. lor any article, ndilressed to thesnb- scribers, wdl niei't with prompt attentiiiii, and w ill be ]>ack!-il and lorwaidi d with the luiuost can* and de,'|.at(di. 1 he yard is sitii.-ited on tlie north-west corner of the Charlotte 1>. pot Yard. W.M. TIODY A .«f>XS. .Tan. I""I).— 1V .\i:iv .^SAIIKLI: YAUO 111 Charlotte. HK suti'crib IS have established a Mar’.le i ^ ard, on tiie si cond sipiure south of tiie (. >ii:rt-Hou>i', au'l r> spi A-:!nlly olfi r their ser^-ices , to all who liny d.-sire any tliiiig in their hin- ot ■ bu-;ine.ss. Th.-y will k'-< p «.n baiivl the best and , hand.'oni' <t kmds "f Fori-ifrn and .\ni ra aii Mar I bh-, and be piepar. tl at all times to furni'h .M ii)!fl I'lrrc^. Fnrnitu.i ^Lirhle, j T ’lble Slabs. Marldt v^.’ . To any j.a:tern. according to th-- most ajiproved sty; s. a:;il up.-u t nu' as lov.' as at any Marblt e^- tabiishiii'-nt in the >nth, All Old rs tor Maible work, addre.s.sed to l ie '■n'l'crdie!w ;11 111 ,-t with prompt attentinn,aiid j will be p-H'l;. d With c.ire and lorwarded ith <1.>- I patch, i a> public's patron.itre i-j ri sp -ctt'ull v so- i d, <;LF,X vV M< C 0 \\ ‘ Charlott ‘ Feb. 1>,'><5.— i v EAGLE F ^ ' d RY7 K 1 V li n o .\i>. viat«a.\i.i. Cary :<!rcft. fu'turrn I'farl I3(k Streets, -M \ x i FAC rciri-;s E..ocoiii.>fivc Teii- C'ar«, A XI> nil d >c:ii.lions „t U.ilro.^d .Mnehj. Oi-ry. Si.iii iri.iry Kn^iiu s ul .loy reijmred (J'.wer; als.>, portable Ki.g, ne«=, wit n a <lt c >:eil iniprovt nil i.t ..ver any - tin i> heretofore nude, v^r.Mii 4 to 4 ■ liorst jiower.; ^n v\lu. Is, .<ii(J >o w. il ad.i;.:. il t) firniio^ piirp- s. ijettintj ■ ^-mb-r, ,Vc.. Wi h 1 .Ijoo.e ; I ircui ir i> *rt .ble SivvM .lit ,eio i.l 1 I. ‘V .iioi .'J 1 cli.-,~. • ry, U’ri'l S . \'iil M c.'ii. <i!iiury, 1'' M 111 ^ s ,1(ol I’xii.c'-i F ictiT) F.x tnres ol .vrv Li :d; also, iira>s an.i iron I I aflillg' lil.iee lo oJiJlT. i r. . f*- RAM.M. j ruchm.nJ, March 18, lS5G.™.-6iu tbey have bf-^’owed iipo , u<. and tney may , re>it assu etl, tha we shall endeavor, by close at ention to l usiness, to.eliier with a d mination to please, to merit a continuance ' of 1 he saa.e. { Our Motto is “Quick Sales and l.adies and Centlimen ar ■ [iartlpijlarly in- vit. d to fa.I and e.';anuin* our Stock. ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK .•\»teiuleil to with dis[)atcli. .N H. — We will tell you why we h ad o-ir advertisem nt ‘‘ W.^rr Fe.n Tiir. W. icjon,’'—it is because we have thv-'e Wii'ions constnntly travel n;: th oiinh the con. tiy with Stoves. CC?'A I orders wi l be fai.hlully and prompt- ly attended to. I'liailoite, .'^ept. 2o, *o.j— if STATE or .\OUTH ( AUOLI.M. I NIDN (orN'IV. Court oj Flt'i.s and i^mjrt’r S i ’ '■'prtiiLi 'J'lrrfi. 1; •Snnivel A . I )avis. A d in 'i. nl K. 1). lloU.'ton. A d i n ' i . ^ 1 . di c'd. 1 IniporkT, Wholesale anil Uetaii IV AMKIttC'.VX and IMI’OKTKD C& 3 X = L 1 :0 .0 ® ^.(^O W LIXt; .-md Fishing Tackl ible and Pocivi t Cutlery, \\ aikiiii:: I 'aiies, P> Its and Port Monii s, P •rcussian Caj's, (iun-Powdcr, P.itent .shot and Halls, J’owdei piask-^, Pumdies and IJolts, Bird lings, Xipples aiul Wn-iu-h.-s, Nvashing Rods and 'I’icklers, ])og t'hains and Collars, (iuii-^Iaki-i \s Alaterials, i.V:c. Ac. Volcanic Kepeating Fire Arms. &, I'l'S - loa<ling from ti t-. ->t balls, and ■•an be di'chargetl with gn ati-r nipidiiy a n d <•: r t a i n t y than any oth r P.stol or Riil -. 'fhiity charges (-an b" loaded and d;sc!iarg.-il in tiltv seconds.— Xo cap, nij pi'ini'.ng, no leei.il, no lateral dis- charge. 'riie ball is a j.at' nt loaded ball, on tln“ j .Mmii‘ ]irinciple. and is pi-ifectly water-j.roof, and ■ goes alw.-i\ s si ui; and s \ri',. Also, Sharp’s Ciiehrated liiflc, 'rhri.wiiifr a b.ill with p -rfrct accuracy eight hnn- dit-d yards. Al.'o. li volver.' and Five Shooters, at Maniil'actiin r's prices, to the trade. <<•. s A ’o. l ‘J’2, ALiinSlrcet,oppfisi>< i l n . ^ q u n r c . Jliciitiiotut, t\i. A l)H’r.OMA,of the t rsr C'lns-, wns awirdcd by the Virginia Mechaiiics' liisiiiete, lor- ihe pio- iiioi oil ol (he .Micliauic -\;ts. !■> Sanin* 1 Sutiic,' land, III R ehni'M.d, lor a ease o! <j.ins, I’l-tols, aiul Rille-', e,\h bind at the l..\h'b.iio;i ol aiticlis ot Ani>;r-i.-:i:i ,M imilaeiiiic, In Id in the ciiy ol R;clr niond, on the Inth day ol .\o\em!» r, IH.".). J. A. ui : l \ IX. iw t. J. W’. r,:;v. Ki.i.KN, Si ( ’y. [.May ‘Jii. I'.‘ ♦).— !’ .m ] To Rai3 BSoiad Q 'oiitractors. a." ■ Mtop IZiiii! M a x 0 ]-’F, or was decoy<-ii away from the subscriber's n sid. nee near \Vood-Law n iMill<, Caston eou'.ty, X. C ■, on Sunday tilt 2y.h of June, a nejrro man nanud About 30 years ol age, riilher yellow eoiiijdi .\ioii, about Uet 5 or G iiicbes high, stumpy lorm, wiijlisahonl 1 4'.) or I.jl) ponnds, and is sluw ot t-pvi eh w lu-n ^;•llI^en lo. He h;ul on when he le t, coppern-^ |» ints, heavy doines- ..ic ^blrl, Lljck wool ha*, .iiid a pair n( roiiod- loed honie-inade shol^-—l is ch.tl.t-s veiy dirtv. He t'lok no otlu r clothes, and no cause is kiii.w n for his b-a viii'/ 1 will p;,y TW KX rV l)OIT>ARS for bis deliVeiy to me at liooie or in aoy ol the ad- ji.ining County j . ils so that 1 gt-t him If ta- t.ikeii np (Ut of the State or the bounds ol h line, sLo.i'ing tl a' h - Wiis making- for a fri-e State, I will p;iy F IF T V I >01, f. .-VR S, i f secur - ed until 1 get him—and a like sum for the (leteclioii and conviction of the per.'Oii who decoyed him nil', it it sh.ill .ii>pear he was per. sujded awi.y I'ur their (n\-ii [nirpo^rs. F.HAXDLR S.MITH. fj.-iston, July 8, I S.'>,>.— tf Wilmington, Charlotte.&Ruth- erfordton Hail Road. ^ ladj leaving home xva.<i thu^ i • aroped by h„ little •• Y„u„„ Mamma, will yet. remombi^r to buy penny whistlo-aud let it be a reli.iolT " so that I can blow if on J<iindav.” TAlM B A R K W A N T fcD highest price will be paid iu cash. “ Charlotte. May 6, 18T>6. ^ CO. 'V. ]!. BKAlLSFOlilP c o.w n I s I o \ n k r 11 , , ’ AND .\(ihNr Foi{ CAIiTIMOnE AM) IMIILADKI.Vnu P\Orr-.. LIBERAL advances made uii cons,-ni„„ produce to my addiess lor such. " Sept. 11, Icaiij. 71y. ~ (T jO ll^ X FOll IVA R DrXG and. C O M M j^ ^ jq SOUTH ATLANTIC Aug. 10, 1855. ’ ■ FACTOR, ’ Geneial Comniisviou Merchant A X I ) ’ Receiving Forwarding Agent C it.inn:sTiK\ , s. c. ^ T R IC T ATTKNTIOX will ^ 7 be given to the s.'ile of Cot- ton, ('orii, Wheat, Flour, and other produce consigned to me. lor sale. Also, to the receivim' and forw ardmg of Ooods. W ilf make libera] vaiices on Produce shipj>ed to me, to be soldh.V or to be sbijiped to any of the Xorihern, Soutlii-m’ or Foreign P» rts, ' Charleston, S. V., Feb. JJ), 185(5,—tf (; I'. am)j;ksox. \y. n. IlEVNOLDS. P n r ii- ant to an order oi the Hoanl of Di- re c t o r s of the Wilminiiton, (’harlotte and l.utherford- toii l.’ail boad (,'ompany, books are agsin op'*n lor siibsc ripi ions lo the l apital Stock of said 1,'oad. at the liock Islanil Store, ami the ntlices ol Win. .lohns on, ('. .1. Fo.x, and S. W. Davis. Al, who feel intereste I in the honor and prosperity of the old X rth Sta'e, are solicited to come lorwanl and aitl in this meat vvoik, tli o ly real jniblic enterpr'‘^e that has ever sprung; upon our people. lilAb’LKS.l. FoX, S. W. D.AVl':. W.M. JOHNS I ON, .1X0. A. YOOM;, .lOHX U ALKF.R, 1,1.ROY SPi iXtiS, B. 11. PAVlDSi N, Comirnssioners. Oct, 1S5.5. 2.1. 13-tf ^YO«.r €E:e5 it" FOR YOI R lO iS J O O V O S ^S ^- a :v i > e k m >,\ c V esi ^ v .\ o lb !« <0 -^1.0 0 E H .S A X 1> COMMISSION MERCHANTS X'O. 1(», R’OAXOKE Sl-iCAKE, ’ TVorlblk, Vir:;ini.i. Pay active attention to the .sale ot Pluur*n,l other kinds of J’lodiice, a\oiding uuneeessan- charges and n-ndt ring prompt returns. ^lay 'JO, IS.'.ti— Jy ciTAJtLoTTE m m IIY •f. R. KKKK, E*ro|>rietor. FVEiJV accommodation afforded the patrons of the CllARLOTTF HOIF.L. Al UU.■^ Hotel is kept the Stag<> Office for IV.and I5axter s daily line ol stages Irom Ciiarh.tti-\ij Lincolnton, Sh.-lby aud iJiuheifordtou to .IsLe- ville, X\ C, ^ Also, for the line of Tri-we. kly Stage.s from Cbarioite via Mimroe. X. C. and Lancaster, .S C to Camden, S. C. ’ ' Pationsof th<> Charlotti- Hotel couvey.-d toaiid iron; the di ]K>ts tree ol charge. T a I''-/- .. J.'Ui, r, l>oG.—Jni Pe:.t;i ,i; to .'e!l Land .I.-i'. IIon-;ti«u :i;ul oth r.- 1leir.' at Law id' j I ! K . P>. Il"n.->ton. J I T apjii-ining to tin' s;!ti-»fai-tion of ihe C.,nrt, that .laiii -s ll.'ii~ on. ------- 15nttt.‘r and Mar- j gan t, bis w il.., and .Im>. X. Huii.'ton. the chil- dren and h' irs at law ef '.-lid liobr. P. Hou.'t..n, ^ dect as"d, are n,,t inbabii.-ints of this .State, hut I reside bt-yond the limits of tin-same ; It is there- • lore Old- ri d, t!iat publication be inaih’ for si.x week.«. in the \Vi .-.t'-m D' nnH-rat. for said d> t'tn- dant' to be and :i]>pt-ar hi tie* t"rni of this Court, to b h' id f.'r the o«'!in*y ni' I'nii.n. m ;h - Comt-Hcu.'i- in M<.nr<»‘, on tie- tir>t Mond..y of .July n- .\r. to pj. ad. a’:''-', r or den;ur to thi' j.--- , titii'i;, or tin- saaie w.ll 1- ■ tak^-n je.n cunfi r-so, . ami h -:iid I .\ p e. tl- a- ti> tli in. j W itii'-ss..). M. St. wart, C.'-ik ufi.>ur s.iid Court, at olHc.-. in Mouroe, the li:>t ilcudav of Ajiril, A. D., l<:>6. ,T. M . . s t E W . \ K ’ T. <■. T-. c. c, M.iy "JT. 1'.'.r>—i'.w [pi.<. f I .>•!.] TT L n n I XS A: H A II 1 \ , .1* t eirSrore on the corner of M.iin .TtifiIr a d e - t r e e ? s . will buy coll .11 a:.d j^ive the market prii e. r;barJotte, March IjJ-roo.— ly | L-M.iMiiat’s (')ffk;i;. W. X. C. ]»’. I?., } .Sali.-t.nvy, .In iif 17. ^ P KOpO.'i.M..'^ will !)i-ri-ceivr-d at .“^tater'yilje. Iietlell county. X". C. until .Inly the l.'.th, tor the firadiiatiiin, Ma-^onry, and (,'ro.-,s Ties for thi- lemain-i r ..f tin- tii>t S.'ction oftlr- Western Xorth Carolina Rail Ifoad, commencing at, and e>.tf iiJ iiiT \V ,-t from Star. sviSh-. On tl< - tirst J.t mili-s ot th;-- work there is im - portant ^lasonry. and e.'p.‘ciallv the Pridg^* ncre.ss the Catawbri_ R ’lver. but all of which is particular- ly worthv Ilf ain ntioii. Pi.-nis. P.ofd--<. and Sp cillcations, w ;:h e«ti- n.ati s of the w.nk.inay bi-s. en at the otfie.? of the F.nginei r afr.-r the 1th of .Inlv. .IA.ME.-‘C. TI L’XEL*. Ciiiei I'.ngiaei r, W. X. c. R. If. June 2 L — Iw AVr:i|>{iiii<^ Paper. Merc ants of Cfiar ott«» a'i-1 virir.itv I ran be supplied with all kinds nd quali. tie ot i ' * , i f r o m the 1,’ a- iei^h Wrap, ;i.;| Pjpf-r .M-.Ms. C. W. BP.XF.PirT, Proprietor CTF” RA';S taken in exchange for P.iper ai the hishes: price. W’, 3 . Raleigh, .March 4 , 185 C ly P ROFESSOR \\ <lOD'r^ hair PESTORA- T IV I ', IS, III) d.oiht, the most wonderlnl 'Jiscoveiy olihisa:ieol (iroeiess, for it will lestme, pelmanently, eiay 1 air to i s original color, covei the liead ol ilie I.aid v\ iih a most Ui.mii .ant gi ow ih, remove a' once all d;u dii.l) anil il(-h:ne. cure all scoiliiia and other eiitaiieons einptiuiis, sueli as schaldai ad, etc. liwill eiiie,asil bymai,NC,ner voiis or pellodical lieadaelu ; make the hair soft, glossy a d wavy, and pu serve the eidor pei ftctly, and die liair trom lallini', to e.vtri-me old a_;e. W'e could !^ive the n siimony of mme th.-in one hnnd'td dionsai d lo ihi' iruili of e.ery woid we have writleii See liieiilar and die |ulliiwmt> : Th'* liill.nviiie from a dlstingnisln'd niLmber ol :lie medical proiession : St. I ’uiiJ, Jtinuanj 1, 18jj. PlteFE.'Son O. .T. W'oco— Dear Sir: l.'iisobe.n d, I send yon this''enilieate. Alter bema ni-ailv tialn tor a luoj' lime, and hav- iu '4 irii d ail the hair lestmatives e.xtani, ai d hav. iiie no taiih m any, I was ind eed, on beanne ol Vi.i:is,li> iiive II a liial. i i.lae* d mysell in llu- h.inds of a bartx r, ai;il had niy head in. b d with a eocd siitf brush, a d ihe rt.'ioiaiive lh(-n applied, ai.d well inbbid in, till the sealp was ii i;low. 'i'his I repeated eveiy moi ninir, and in ilitee wre-k.- the yoiniij I an ajipea.ed ar.d liicw- lapidly liom Aiiiiiist I;i3t till tiie present time, and is now- thick, blacl«. and stron.'—s >!t anil pleasant t.< the touch; wiieie a', l»etoie, il was harsh and wiry, what litilc tlieie was ol it, and that little was d.sapi.carin;' veiy lapidly. I still iisi your restorative ahoiil twice a we k, and sliall somi I ave a liood and perfect crop ol hair. Niiw, il I bad ri ad ot ibese ihiiii;?— ai.d who ha.s not? hut have in.t >een h'theito any case wheie any pt-iron’? hair was tea ly beiietiiidbv any ol the hair t>nii(-s, t ie., ol the day; and it really eive-^ me pleasiiie to ii eo;d the lesiilt ot .iiy «'.\pei. lenee. I Inve i ^eominendi (I yonr |ir>''pui;)tniii to oibei:-, and ii already has a hiiize and eeueidi tale ihroii.;hoiit the 'I'ernioiy. 'I’he i.cuple here know i's ( fleets, and have conlid' ncc in n. 'J'iie supply you sent ns, a- wlmh sale a:jeiiis lor the Territo:v, i' iii iuly e.\hai:s:< d. a; d daily ini|uiries are made j for it. Von di-sei ve cit d t tor »<»u: discoverv ; ai u ! I, for one, letiirn yon mv thanks lur ihe bencfn it has dme me, litr ] certainly had des[<airtd long aixo ol evei <ff'Ciinu a;iy such lesidi. ^^>urs, liH'tdv, J. \V^ I>OX I), Firm of Bond ly J\elln(r, Druggists. 'I’lie nn ’ersi''n<d, Rev. J. K. iJrairi?-, is a minister in letjiilar stai.diiiL'. and pastor oi the (Jitln.do.x cbiir<-h, at H i oi.k'ield, .Mass. He is a "entleinan ol CJiis.deiahle mlli;ei;ce, and universally helnv<d. WM dv i ; r . UrookJielJ, Jauuortj 1 i, 1855 . PisnKE'.soR W o r n — D-ar Sir: Having ni.ide trial of your H \H{ RES I’OIJ \ »IVE, It ijives me pl< ji-siire to sav, hilt Its (fleet has been e.\(:(-lh-ni m r<nio\mt! ni- flninniation, d ie.dri.lf ar.d a cwnsiani n i deney lo itehnis. With wh.ch i have b(t-n troid.i(d from ’iiy ch'ldli.toi!; aii'l has also lestond my hair, which was t.eeonnnix iiiay, to its o’-iginal eolor. ] have nsi li no oihf*r ancle, wnh unyih.nji bke the same pleasuie and |i!ntit. Voiirs, trnly, J K. PR.VOtJ, 11 1 MnrU't St., Si. I.mn ,, M mch r> , IP.'j.'j. Dear S r : 1 am d iniu an (-Meusive travi 1 m the W'e>t and Soi,Ui.ue,-r( in Siaii-s. as u> n(*r:d ajem f >r .\ liims’ .\:iieriean r.ininn nt, and woi.ld b(- i>lad if von v.Miilft favor nn- wiiha nt td PRO- LI WOi l; s HAIR b’Esi uHATIN F„ as 1 !etl 'issiiri ii I ran iiitr'.il ce it in inanv pla- Cf-< vviiere it not kni'Wn, as my bead is a livin;; i(r*;inio;iy ol its valuable [ni;| ( riy,m r(-sii)rini4 ihe hair to its natiiial (.,,|,,r. I am fmiy yi art, old, and tiTV t i ' i i r w,T.i airn 'St white; l.;;t after nsmu three half pint hollies, my hair ia r.s beaiitifnl anburn as it was ni rmn II iinpioMd inappofii. ance, a .d I w mid not he w -ihuut a boirir- on hand for the price oi ten. I should U' \ety t.d»id f* atiejid lo any ma'if r connecird w.th the IlAlR U E>i. 'POR-X'l I\ E. I have ix-en for filteeii yrars en- caL'ed in the same business, ar d will begldd lo hear from voti aooii. Vtiy rtspeeifnllv W M . Fi PR^OME. at 11 1 ATnikft «irf(-i,Si. F.o ns, .NT n. ;<1J i?:(<ndway, Xi w- ^ le k ,a d bv Scarr <V (^.. Cha'^looe, ,\. C . and by !)iii:f;i=fs everywhere. - .-\d kii.ds ol fnmdy (inrerit med ciius for sale, or the f*e^t p ---ib!e Term.,, ai Pir.f, s-.,r W'ood's eslab- bilime , 1 . 111 Maike! street, St. I.ouis. ;h li y. lo'e'i. MECKI.KNlUiiGJlOCSE f AVOl'Ll> respeetfiilly invite tin- at- - tt-ntion of the public to mv House, Jl» which is sitnati-d ;5 ihiors north-east of K i.. „ tel, w hicb is now op.-u for n gnlur und trausie'^ boarders. Particniar attention paid to feedinp horses at either of my sl;ibles. All Linds ofdre- \'ei> w ill iiml ample accommodatioii at iny Hihi.'m '. Having sand lots, shed .stables ami pleiitvof wa- ter, Aiso, all kinds ot smithing <h,iie, horse ing, bnggy or earriag.; r. pair.ii;:, or new ..ii.-s made (.ut and out to order, as good as can ho made in t harlotte, on tht- pr< iniMs. And 1 say to the travelling public, that any thing in tin- way ot liv(-ry conveyance, can be L-.id from > saildlV iiorse up to ;i coach and four, at tix- shortest u<v tice. Any ..ne calliup-on ns in <ither biaiich of our busim-.ss, no i.ains will be span-d to give sal- ihlaclioii. .S. IL r.’ EA, Proprietor, i''. M. j ; k .\, Agi lit. M a v L>n, 1, tf CArJtOLL iiorsK V ^ 0 ^HI.S large and sjdendid ihree-storv btiilJ- JB- ing, on the e.'isf side of Chester Jiepotii* nou' o])eii lor till- accomniodali( 11 of ]»< rs(»ns tra- velling by the (-ars or otheiw ise. Ihe Pioprie|((r is Well aware that nothing slion of il \v«‘ll-k«‘pl will induce a ciLv toni to this, so recently gotlt n up ; :iml allhoiipb Very solicitous (d jiatromi^i-, lie r«-fraitis fiuin those thoiisand-;uid-one promises which liav.* be( !i made only to be broken by many oflii.< illustrious pre^h c.c .•'^ors. He conlideutly b(.]>i^ that he will besii.-'taiiied, and upon trial give Mirh sati.'faclion and :iccoinmudation as will seiidliiiii on his Way rejoicinir. J. L. CAKKOLL. Chest»>r, S ’ C., F* b. riO, l;^r)<J.— tf a 1 1 Xi-310 1 © iglD/'Jil,, CHES'l ER, S. C. By J. R. NICHOLSON. TH 10 subscriber resp» ctfully inform* bis Irieiid.s and Ihe puhlie jfciierallji 'that his housf-, knortii as the " lUil Ivoad Hold,” opponile iht; Uiestcr Depot, i* »'ill opi-ii lor ihu reception of retjiilar »n<i IransKiit hoarders and t h e t r a v e l l i n g (»ul>liCi and that he is making every cxertioii to dc* SI rve and secure a continuance of the l>ii'<i and liberal patronage which has hither''f&f' bcenexteiididtobi.il. H e l l a t t e r s hiniHtlfll**** (-very needed iirranyement has been matic t® jiromole the comffirt of a!( who slop vvilli bi« = his roofns are airy ;ind w< ll-liimishcd, Viiiils a re a t teti t i ve and oh(-dien(, Jiis tab>* conslaiiily ^upjilied wilh the best of t h e »ca»or> so that ills 'ricndM will not want any atieiitK'® necessary to make their snjourn ph-:is.int ti'*! agreeable. His slabltB are Jurnishi'tl ^'ood hijstlers and :iii abundance >•! (iroveader, and be is prepared at a m o m e n t ’s notic« W .'uppiy hiu customers wilh private Coiiveya'’*'* ol (Very sort, lo any part of the surn'uudinj count r}'. He deiiires to return bis acknowledgn’*'*’* to Ihe public (or pisl favors, and soliciW^''^ the I'utiire an equally liberal share of age. Au^r 20,lft.>4. ;.tf IST otioe. A LL persons indebted to un arc warnf<i 1\ I'-'y up immedial(-ly, or they will fi” till ir Xotes and Accounls in the h iintK of *® (dlieer for collei tioii. Many ot the ol long standing, and nobody can coin(>Idi’>' a bCltleinehl is not now made, that it in K. 6l j. L 0 XKI!(;A>- N^ovember G, 18.>j, L'» It Aolsrt*. \ w;f* Cand-.n-, havinjr left my >». <1 and b.' iid. p rMiiis an-h reby notifi. d that wil. riot b - T ' f u r anv contracts .she mrivniak . ALPiiL’T WALLACE. J u n e 1. l~,'.i;— Fr<*».U arifl l'a fii2»linie. A I I’Rl 1 C H.A liD ,S I>nig Sore, y'ou will .'“■‘‘'•I s pure.' Fluid at .$] oi-r gaUou Camphine 00 cent.s, ca$h. April oQ O N T otioc- \ LTi persons indebted to thp firm of * WiX, HLOGINS & Co., wi I rvtin or T, D. (»i|leipie always ready »•' bappy to sett e. Account# and Xotes t ed by .January ( oiirt w ill be lound i*'* hands ol an olficer for collecti< n. •L F. INWJN. . T. D. G1 Li.ESFI£' Oct. 23. 13-tf _ 3N T o U i o o . . A T Y i>otes and Accounts h«ving bpeti ^ , *\L the hands of \V.J)..vis, eollielir.n, those nhoi.re indebted ‘ dividn:.l,v, or as one of the 'dd fimi of* H .riy'are rer-p' Ctluily rerjnested 'o « setllement by April Court, it Feb. 2, 165J.
