ki
RECIPES FOH T"EjER '.iU
FRUITS.
Pr s in BBASor. Take fine, rich
i .. r.,.t warn trine near.- : I
. :
lZ, I, : ,,,, with ,1J to r
. a . . . .. . . ..,.... n Am UB'
en; pw mw-m c
iii . v tfc ... i::.til th v will ield t the prcs-
fcur of vnur fags tiien p t thtiu into cold J
1
water; pare them with tlie gfaafttCst care.
to that not ft hi:-'!o defect ti.ay remain;
make a BTrup f three-q aartcrs of a pound
of white sugar for ear!) pound of fruit, and
a cup of water t. each pound -1 .-Jgar; .'. hen
the .-vruj i- ckiBT U& bot&ag hot. put in
Ike pears and boll them gi ntly until they are
tloM tlurftagk a:. i clear, and the syrup is
rioh ; HOW take then with a skimmer into
glass jars; !"il the syrwp thick, then mix
with it a frill of whits brandy to each pint,
pour it oret ih- fruit, and when cold, put
Pl
r and . cl e-fittUig co -r over.
Bottle i'ut it. Cherries, strawber-
ilC-
sllced i tue-aj pie-1, pi .!.!..-,
spneots.
goose berries, Sec., may be prrsei red in the
following manner, I be used the same a
(remit fruit : Gather the ftui; before it is very
ripe: nut it in widu noathed bottles made
for the purpose; fiQ them as full as they will
hold, and cork them t. ..: ; seal tue corks; j
put some ha ui a large saucepan ; set in i
the bottles, with bay between them to pre- j
vent Ibvix to c'.-.U:,; ; then fill the saucepan
with water to the necks of the bottle.--, and
so: it o.-r the fire until th- water is nearly
boiliiig ; then takeitof; let it stand nnti'
tha bottles ure cold; tin :; koep t!.. m in
eool place nnti wanted, when the fruit will
be found equal to sb.
To Pkeskkve Aiij:s. Pare and cre,
nadenl them ia halves or quarters; take
us n. any pounds of the in-.-t brown sugar,
put a t :u Op of water t each munjL W hen
il is ',i roivtd, t it on r the fire : and when
boiling hot, p it hi the fruit, and let it boi
gently ButU it i clear, and ll e syrup thick ;
take the fruit with a ekiuimer on to flat
dhuW, :-j.:i-.d it to COol, :.!: i then put it 111
jiots r jota, and j our the jelly over. l.--inons
!!! .1 tender in water, and sliced thin,
may h. ' . hVd with the apples.
TOMATO iREi EUVnS. Take
e'low vari,"ty us soon as ripe,
peel ; then ! -i . ;i nound - of tomatoes add
n viii noands of white Bug .r, and let them
stand over nLiht. TaLe the tuoMtoes out
of tin- ragar, and boil the syrup, removing ;
the -1. im. I'ut :'! th tomatoes, and boil
eeutlv llVti i n r tw i.tv minutes; remove
t! i fruit
thickeus.
BfH
and InmI ui.'il t!
mp i
On ci
f.put the fruit : tto ;nrs j
i
and ui th- ipovr il. and add a few
tAu-i-- f. mnn to paoh iar. nud vou will have !
ometLLur lo please the la: V f lhe most i
fastidious.
To K; v Dam;
atone javs, or wide
net Uh m up to t!
Cold U .iter : set it
Pat them in small
rrn uth glass h dihs, and
ir necks in a kettle of
over the fire to hecoje j
:!vi it off and let She hot- J
boiling Lot, then i;
ties remain till the
wttier is (rout ; Ine next I
day fill the bottle with cold water, ami ocal j sret no more that day, took, us he exprcss
thcu). These snay be used the same as fresh j ed it, a buster. " After he had walked
fruit. Given gaged may be done in this j out to the stable who should meet him but his
way.
To
PltESERTB Fill IT BO AS TO KEEP ;
wfi.i, ix v rjOT Cumate. The fruit to in New Orleans, but you find us all temper
as ripe, i it not over ripe ; picked with care; i ate here, and for the sake of my sons I don't
the. best lump sugar us d ; and a'l io be boil- ! let them know that 1 have any brandy about
ed rather longer than i usually done In this j
country. Pour into jar-, a. id when tu:te j
cool, tie over with bladder. j
BAKED S-r;: APPUSS. Wash well tho j
apples; place them in a pan : pour in a tea- j
capfalaf water and one o:' r-tigar ; hake thein :
slawry till done. Eat then) with cream and j
thejtuce which cooks from them.
EFiCAECALT COIN.
As your pasta POa will be giviug out in
August and Si ptember, it would he well to
put a few acres in Indian, corn .-own broad
cast, iu crd. r that you may have prove.:d r
to soil your .-to. -k upon. An acre will grow
food nough for tea bead of stock. In tho
preparation of the ground, manure liberally,
plough deep, and harrow and roll t'.ll vou
get a perfectly fin tilth ; then sow on each
eere ii bushel of corn, barrow and cro.-s-barrow
thai in. and then roll.
WEr LANDS.
It any of yoot fields arc wet make ar
taBgemcntfl to have them thoroughly drain
ed, and take my word for it, that the ex
pense the draining may cost you, will he
returned with compotrad interest in a few
3'cars. Your soU OWCC relieved of exceasof
water, their texture will become greatly
improved, their earli;ies will be increased
fully three, week, and to that extent vou
may he aide t work them curlier in the
f-pring ; their productive quality will be in
creased at leaSt one-third: they will pro
duce crop- of better quili'y, and withal the
health of your place will he meliorated-
TO DE5TLOV COCIIOACHES.
Mr. Tcwk-u
aaabary, of Kniaghaza, England.
r to the Manx Sum sajst -I for- i
, , .
ra-y, ciean, and certain method
in a letter
ward an ca-y, clean, and certain method
for i rmlieatiii'' lhest- inserts from iKri.lt;,,..
bouses. A few years ago my house was
;v j -.u -Jji . . m ,. , ,
mtcj.ed vs.rh cocki -,clies ('or clocks, n
x
tht-v an Called here.) and I was reoom-
tr. -naed to try Cucumber pcoliagi a a rem
edy. 1 accordingly immediately before bed
time, str wed the floor of the I.ouso most
Infested rvith the Vermin with the green
jovi rut dot very tlau from the cucumber,
aud sat np half an Lour litter than usual to
: k s . ...
waieati.ee: ot. Before the expiration of .
thai t.me l&e Le n wucsc the peel lay was
romnletely cov,-r-d arith cockroaches, so
math ?t. tbat the feetsMe could not be
scon. w vorao'.mily were they engaged iu
sucking ti.o poifmous BMiLttuxo iross it.
! adopted the BSBaS plan the following t." '.t,
but luj vi.Mtorb wi re no? bo DlNBonms -I
nhouiii think net morn tt.axi a louith oi the
previous night.
0 the thud nijht I did not discover
but anxious to ascertain whether the
r. t : 1
OTiC
li hum was quite clear ot tnem, i csumiueu
Ike pd after I bad laid it down about hall
an hour and perceived tbat it was covered
wiih myriads of minute cockroaches about
the size of a flea. I therefore allowed the
peel to lie till morning, ml from that mo
ment I have not seen a cockroach in the
bouse. It is a verv old building ; and I am
certain that the above remedy only requires
to be persevered in for three or four nigLt:
I . . . rc ......
t.i v itmti lereiv enuicate me ptwi. vi.oui
U should bo firtS cucumber prel every
i flight."
The green leaves of tho Ja nestown (or
attmpm) wee
.....l f will
reed, ttreved over the tioor, at
night, will poison and kiil roaches by thou-
nands
Another iufallibla way to destroy cock
roaches and beetles is to strew the roots of
l.b.i-lc li,.l,.o.,i. i m tin- floor at iiirht. Next ;
BSOruing they v. ill be found in va.-t quanti- J
I ties .lead fir dvinff, for they never fail to j
I Ml tin TUli-OlinllS t) hint when they can fret
ut it. Uluck 1, el. bore can Lo had at any
hero shop, and care should be taken while
it is used, a- it is deadly poison. West-
cm Agricidluiist.
A HEART THAT 13 TRUE.
O'i ! piTe n; a h art that tme,
Tiiat will c'.iiij.' through the changes of years,
And solace when sorrows pursue,
And comfort in sadness and tears.
The Bpring-thae of life i soon o'er,
And irMndsbips are Be tin? and fewj
Aaudst bop s that may brighten or lower,
Oh, give me a heart that is true.
Oh, the dawn of to-morrow may bo
A joy amid gardens of bloom,
But evening and daikness and woe,
May mei t and embrace at the tomb;
A shadow awry lall on th- tlow. r,
A hli-,r'ut where our proudest hopes grew;
Oh. then in that desolate hour,
Oh, give me a h art that is true.
The pageant of wealth is a wei d
That never bath root in the heart.
And bcanty alone kaili indeed.
Nor rragranee nor joy to impart;
But love amid sunshine snd tears,
Will bloom with perennial hue,
Oh, give me the fuitht'ul in years,
Oh, give me a at art thai is iiie.
A TeMPEKAXCK JOKE. Joe Harris was
a whole souled, merry fellow, and very fond
Ml.aa A fij.r tivtni, io Ka ( Irli'inw tr
t many years,
hfl came to the conclusion d
Uie rouiul i visiting an old unele away up in Hassachu
seald and j Betts, whom he had not seen for many years.
Sow there i a diflerence between Pfew Or-
leans ami .Massachusetts in regard to I US j
n.se tof ardent spirits, and when Joe arrived j
there, lie found all the people run mad a-
hout temperance, he felt bad, thinking with
pourin
T '1
::t down,1
was one e
tiie
lu st ways to make tune pass, and bean to i
teel indeed that he was m a pick!.. But)
on the morninsr after his arrival, the old ma I
and sons being gone out to work, his aunt
C.t:ue to Vini fxo ; "Joo, -vou have
been living in the South, and no douht are
in the habit of taking something to drink
about eleven o'clock. Now I keep some for
'medical purposes, hat let no one know it
as my huaband wants to be a good example."
Joe promised, ami thinking that ne would
uncle. 'Well, Joe," said lie "I expect that
you nre. accustomed to drinkins somethinir
hut I just keep a li
Will you take some
a little for my rheumatism. '
Joe signified his readiness, and took an- 1
other big horn. Then continuing his walk
ho come to where the boys were mauling 1
rails. After conversing awhile, one of his j
cousins said: "Joe, I expect you would
i like to have a dram, and as the folks are
down on liquor, we have smo out here to
: help us on with the work." Out came the !
bottle, and down they pat, and as he says, j
j by tho time that he went to dinner, ho was j
BS tight as lie could he.
iYotiee.
4 IMPLICATION will be made at the Next
County Court for this county, to establish
an election precinct at Morrow s 1 urn-Out, iu
this county.
June 84, 1856 hare
NOTICE.
4 PETITION wi.i be pnwented to the next
I. -pislature of North Carolina ashing for
! n Maeaumeat or amendments to the Act con
t fening corporate powgm on las town at Char
lotte. July 8, 1356. tf
PUfJMLIC HOTH B im Il i. Ut-I-V'il.
that all the Notes and Aceounts of
ir:itt At . IIImiii, Sm all, Dstnlfl
vV Co., and .4IIImm A DBlrl, are trans
ferred to tie' andersigaed, for the benefil of the
creditors of said Finns respectively, and tha
! they are in lbs hands of ,T. R, DaMBL for immc-
d.ate collection c'Lon-r. r indnlren eanno
be given, m the debts mtut ( paid
JOHN ALLISON
Dec 2". l?-r.. tf .? k. DANIEL
f ' or. iax t...-: loi !-.., re
TMTI T , T m , . .
now in mv
hands, and I held lb qn ready for inn. ction.
, I t ma st all persona to inform i.ie of any taxahlcs
whieh mav not be list. d.
UrAU pen ns thai have not paid th. ir truer
for lrC4' ilt iUr,I'J CvT Yr
C t.iivll-n, .u eriffi
Inrilft "Kit rl
K -
33"0"tjLOO
LL, persons iassbtcsl la' a an warned t
A .. . : ,- . . , , .
. io v iii, nniiit'fii .t. u ..r i .-oj
to
( - j r - J , itv J III HU1
I
in. ir ..u s till, Accounts 111 tlit; hall., s ot SB
t rtict r tor colhi turn. Muny ot the alaSBM are
ol ion staioiiii, and in. body can coiepl .in, n"
a sewassaM is not now maile,ibi,t it i lorceL
B. J. LONEKGAN.
November 6. 1&55, lo it
Notice.
ALL persffhs indebted to th firm of IR
WIN, HL'UGIXS it Co., wt! fndJ.K.
Irwin or T. U. Uillespie always ready and
nappj to seu.e. nrtuuiiuam Aotes not ret
tied bv January tourt will be louml in the j
nanus ol an omcer ior conecn n.
J. F. 1 i; W IN.
T. D. G1LLKSPIF.
Oct. 23. 13-tl
ROBERT P. WAtKI,
A 1 1 i ne) ill L.im,
(OfSce in Springs' brick buildin?, 4 doors south
of the Charlotte Bank.)
Charlotte, N. C.
We wonder if our young ladies who wear
white veils and bonnets are aware that they
are making freckles for their beauty. White
is cooler in the sun than black, owing the
principle of radiation : but while the white
bonnet, veil, dress, or hat, diminishes, to the
heat of the nun by reflection it generally in
creases its light, and it is this that plays the
mL - chief with the fair kin and pretty faces
So. vounjr ladies be ware. If you have beau
ty we scarcely need tell you, not to despot
it. It is more pote.it than enchantment,
and it is an orermsvtch for philosophy
It
solicits in-tructive admiration, and triumph
without an effort.
THE PROPOSAL.
"Wilt thou be mim- ?" the lover asked,
As beading on his knees :
Her hand witiiin his own he clasped,
"Be mine! Ou! won't you, please ?"
The maiden blushed and turned her head,
Her feelings tt suppress;
As with a (altering oic- she said,
" iron't br nothing iht!" Fmma.
JF-X TXT
SUMMER GOODS
AT
NO. 4, GRANITE ROW.
" A enuie reSh assortment of tashionsble
m Spring and Summer Dress Goods, Con
; sisti n' of Jiareges, Tissu. s, Muslins, Ginghauis,
' Lawns. Bare.' d Cwnes, and large assortment
of Fast eoh.r. d Prints from r,.J to I2j eente. Also
Jaeonetts, Cambrics, Swiss Muslins, Linen,
Bleached and Brown Domestics. A large assort
ment of Pantaloon StullV. Also, handsome Vest-
I iue;, &c, A c.
Neat Styles of Mantillas from $J to $12 &0,
! new ltounets and Ribbons,
A large stock of lhis and Shoes coarse and
I fine. Gents Cloth Gaiters, $1 7a, Also, Congress
i Gait -r. and Opera Ties,
A good assortment ot uiotning, (ouerec io,;
Rata. C:ns. Shirts. Cravats. Ties. Jewehv; Ve.
Juat received 5 boxes Glass-Ware,
whicb 1 :
on r verv low
Also, on hand, and just receiving 50,000 L igars,
assorted Brands.
Cash buyers would do well to give me a call,
as 1 am a young b.-ginner, and must and will
I SL'il UKWIi . i. .1 iw.il.
F. W. A1IRF.NS,
Nest to T. Trotter &. Sou.
Mav r,. is5n if
At llis Siiup'e Word
A N n Y i IT, si mple as it is. ou hear a grea
t ry made over i LOTlilNO! You taki
4 rv noli i over l Mil ,: A ion take
up lhe pdp;rsaa almost the first word
yo see is LO'l'III( !
1
ou stro 1 over ine r.iy, ami you will
A little her , a little there,
Anl no assortment anywhere j
until you get to
t Ijljl.ta'H AC ttl.'Si
Where every one runs to get
C3r-croc3L Clotliing !
And why do they run there 1 isunply be.
cause they can get Clo, hi i.g be ter n.aue, more
V s .ionable, ami at less prices than at any
House in North Carolina. We make a busi
ness of it manufacture our own Goods, and
every article sold by us is WARRANTED, oi
money returned.
And we are bound To keep
The Largest and mo jt Fashion
able Stock of Clothing
in the State.
I We have a lull stock of Chi.drens', Youths'
' and Hoys' CLOTHIN at low prices. Also
G,TS' FU,iNS3!iiNG GOODS,
HAGS, UMBRELLAS, CASES,
; Porlt-lSonUs, S't n and A'ockct
HAIR, TOOTH, AND NAIL BRUSHES, Ac
all of which will be freely shown and prices
given, at ti.e Kmporium of Fashion,
By FULLINGS &, CO.
Charlotte, N- C, Nov. 23, 1854.
Wait TFojc
THE WAGON!
Why is it Jenkins it Taylor sell Stoves
so cheap? Because they buy them
f om the Manufacturers.
JENKINS & TAYLOR
WOULD respe tfully announce to the inhabi
tants of i harlotte ami vicinitv, that th y
have removed rom their Old Stand, o ne
door West of Elms & Sprat s Grocery Store,
where they have now on exhibition, just re
ceived from the North, one ot the most
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENTS OF
Ever offered in North Carolina, among which
will be found the celebrated
Iron Witch Cooking Stove I
Which h.s gai..ed such a anions reputation
ii th Southern I'oSntry for the last ei;hte'. n
months. This Stove ie warrant superior to
any Cooking Stove now in use. It is simp e
in its arrangements, consumes less In -I, and
does more work in a given time, than auv
other Stovi now in ue. We will put one
besid any other Stove ot the same size in the
United S ates. and if it does not do more w ork
in any uiven time, vvt wi.l fori" it the price of
the Stove, and cp t selling and go ur death
for the be ter one.
All Kinds of Parlour and Box
STOVBs.
W have, and constantly keep an extensive
and varied stock of
Tin, ttnd $htt Iron, Japan anl Britannia
Ware, Brm.s Ke'lUs. Cast Iron Bed
steads, Hat Raks, Crad'es 8rc
n oi ui :i m ui up sol ii n ..esaie ana ne-
tail, cheaper t!:f;ti has ever been before oi- ,
tered in this vicinity. j
We would re urn our thanks to our friends
and us omers for tne v ry hhera. patroiidge j
li r ...t: t. , ... , ' . n
in ey nave oes'owea upo us, ami t,,ey may
resi aaau Pti, ma we snail endeavor, by close
at eiiTion to i u-incs, lo.erri.'r witti . rleter-
imnation to n eas. tn merit a rAntir...,.,.
. . ' ' t
Oar Motto IS "Quick Sales and i
Small lroit."
Ladies ai.d Uentlmti ar particularly in- j
vit 1 to -a I and examine our Stock..
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK j
Attended to with dispatch.
N B. We will tel. you why we h ad o -,r
,,vemsem r-T '- ait for the Waoom," it i
-
is because we have tnree wagons const:. tly
travel ii-- th ouh the cou tiy with Stoves.
CA I orders srjj be fai.htully and prompt,
ly attended to
1 i.ailoite, ept. 25, '5o-.f
Cash Paid For Hides.
THE high st prices 3i be paid for Hides
S. M HOW ELL.
3 door Sonili of the Mansion tlotc
Charlotte, OcU 30, 156 6tn
iy It is said that Tom Moore, one night . A Smart Buy. The Burlington (Miss.)
while stopping at an inn in Scotland, was ( Standard tells the following: "The I&ev.
continually troubled by the landlady with i Mr. CL, a clergyman of neighboring town,
the request that he should write her epitaph. j being recently absent from home on btlfei
Accordingly at night he gave impromptu as ' ness. his little son, a youth of four years,
follows :
' Good Susan Blake, in royal state,
Arrived at last at heaven's gate."
and stopped, promising to finish in the morn-
ing. The good Lady was in transport at
this inscription, and treated Mr. Moore with
everv possible attention, in trie morning
In the
he was about leaving, when the lady remind-
led him he had not finished the epitaph ;
'That is so," said he, and immediately ad
ded "But Peter met her with a club,
And knocked her back to ILlzebub."
It is said that Mr. Moore's horses were
under motion just as he had finished the
last line.
CHARLOTTE HOTEL,
BY
.F. B. KERK, Proprietor.
i r Ml EVERY accommodation afforded
sssg rlie putious of tie- CHARLOTTE
JJljS.HO'lEL.
ilotej is kept the Stage Office for Bland
Baxter's daily line of Stages from Charlotte via
Liucolnton. Shelby and Rutheifordtou to Athe
ville. N. C.
Also, for the line of Tri-weekly Stages from
Charlotte via Monroe. N. C. and Lancaster, S C,
to Samden, S. C.
I'atrons of the Charlotte Hotel conveyed to and
from the depots free of charge.
J. B. KERR.
Jan. 8, .a5f, "m
MECKLExNBURG HOUSE,
CHARLOTTE, IV. C.
"WOULD respectfully incite the at
tention of the l.uhhc to my House
ml
wtiicb is situated o uoois nortli- ast ot ie o o no
tel, which is now open for regular and transient
boarders. Particular attention paid to feeding
horses ut either ot my stabh s. All kinds of dro
vers will find ample accommodation at my House.
Having sand lots, shed stables and plenty ot wa
ter. Aiso, ail kinds of smithing done, horst'shoe
ing, hnggv or carriage repairing, or new ones
oUt auu ouc lo 01 Ut r as oa oe
1,1-1. 1.. Ill I (Ill III" ' I ' . t ailfl 1 C'l7
I ui (lie ua( inii; "' i .,11 ui. inij; iu lut- xj
I of livery conveyance, can be had from a saddle
horse up to a coach and lour, at the shortest no
i tice. Any one cabin"; on us in either biauch oi
our business, no pains will be spnred to give sat
lactam. b. tl. Kr.A, Jrroprjetor,
F, M. REA, Agent.
Mav 20, 185G tf
WJiLTfil HQBSfi.
Jlorxaiitoii, . .
HIS new Hotel is now ojx'ued foi nsL
the reception of regular and tran- : ; SHM
ioarders and the travelling puhiic.,ti,,,,t
Every needful arrangement has been made to
promote the comfort of those who may stop with
im-. My rooms are kirv, well ventilated and
better furnished than any Hotel in North Carolina.
Jt is my intention to make this a FIRST CLASS
HOTEL.
My Stables are large and well-supplied with
provender, and I am prepared at a moment's no
tice to supply my customers with Horses and
conveyances to any part of the surrounding coun
try. ' C. S. BROWN, Proprietor.
June 21, 1S56 3m
S igrTiie Stage Office for the Tii-Weekly Line
of i "caches to Salisbury and Asheviile, is kept at
the Walton House.
CARROLL JiiM HOUSE.
Chester, S V.
THIS lar and splendid three-story build
ing, ou the east side of Chester Depot, is
now open for the accommodation of persons tra
velling by the cars or otherwise.
The Proprietor is well aware that nothing short
of a mell-kepl Hon; will induce a cus
tom to this, so recently gotten up ; and although
very solicitous of patronage, he refrains from
those thonsand-and-one promises which have
been made only to be broken by many of his
illustrious predecessors. He confidently hopes
that he will be sustained, and upon trial give such
satisfaction and accommodation as wiM send him
on his way rejoicing.
J. L. CARROLL.
Chester, S' C, Feb. 26, leuti. tf
&AX&-X.LU9 BO IF KIi,
CHESTEli, S. c.
By J. R. NICHOLSON.
MTU U subscriber respectfully informs
bis Iriends and the public generally,
'hat his house, knortn as the "R.ul
iJ.iiid Hotel," opposite the besttr Depot, i.
'il) open tor the reception of regular and
transient boarders und the travelling public;
und that he is making every exertion to de
serve and secure a continuance of the kind
and liberal patronage which has hither', fore
beeiiexlendidtobi.il. lie flatten himself tbat
every needed arrangement has been made to
promote the comfort of all who stop with him :
lii' rooms are airy and vvt ll-lumislied, his ser
vants are attentive ami obedient, and his table
constantly i-npplied with the best ot the season,
so that bis riends will not want aisy attention
necessary tO make their sojourn pleasant, and
agreeable. His Stables are furnished wilh
good hostlers and an abundance of provender,
ami be is prepared at u moment's notice t.
supply bis customers with priv-ilc Conveyances
ot i very sort, to any part of the surrounding
con li t r v.
lie oesires to return his acknowledgments
lo the public tor past favors, and solicits for
the future an equally liberal share ol patron,
a ge.
Auj- 20, 1854. 5.tf
CHARLOTTE
IBZ ARBT nTT8
r 1HE subscribers having formed th'.'mselves
Js. into a company, respectfully tender their
services to ihe p -ople of Charlotte and the coun
try gt nerally in thatr line of business. They are
pr -pared to tarnish Monum jnts,Giavet tones, Man
tle Piecs, Furniture Marble, Table Slabs, Mai ble
Steps, to any pattern cut from Marble, according
to the most approved taste and styles, and upon
the most accommodating ternat ever off red in tht
Southern country. They will keep constantly
on hand the b' sr description of Ejrvptian, Italian
and Amercan Marble I
A.l orders, tor any article, addressed to the sub-
.. .i vni uuuu, auu ill
j,.,b. u sua iorwarueu wun me utmost car e
and despatch.
Th'' yard ifl sifnatfd on the nnrfh.woo r-mr
... ".. - 7 w.un
ot tne t harlotte Depot Yard.
WM. TIDDY &. SONS
Jan. 8. lSfi. lv
:
NEW .HAKBaM-I ITAItif.j.
CharlOttS.
rHl HE subscribers h
established a Marble
a
r- it ... - . 3 ..... 1 ., . -
- ,ili liiM sri : u -'iu., - sinur ..T .nA
vwui-umw, ana respeermny mp-r iCeir sen-ices
. j .t.i I. ii?.- aesire any iiung- in tne.r i ne ot
business. They will keep on hand the best and
''-dsom-st kinds of Foreign and An erican Mar
bie' b" Pr"Pari-d at a!1 t' to furnish
-loillijsneit t, Gl'aVC StOlieS,
Mantel Pieces, Furniture Marble,
Table Slabs, Marble Step, Sfc.
To any nartem. aerordinir to the most ,mri
- 1 o - I f"' .
siyit-s, and upon terras as low as at any Mar ble es-
juth.
All ord rs for Maible work, addressed to the
subscribers, will meet with prompt attention. anrl
will be packed with care and forwarded with dis-
patch. The public's patronage is respectfully so-
Feb. 19, isij?' & McCoV- i
m T PR ITCH AR OS Drug Store, yOU will
. grailon Oamphme 90 cents, rash. April 8rfa5
calmly folded hi hands and asked the Messina-
usuallVtooiiHced'rViWfitherrat-the
morning meal. St' noon, being W&ed to !
pronounce the blessing, he replied with a
grave face, 'No, I don't like the looks of
thein taters.' " m
A Fast Man. The Louisville (Ky.)
Courier says the wife of the well known j
drayman in Covington, died one day last
week. The next day the bereaved man
married a new wife, and took her with him
to the dead wife's funeral.
A Homestead lor $10!
$310,000 worth of Farms and Building
Lots,
IN the Gold Region of Virginia, (Culpeper Co.)
to be divided amongst i uyUO subscribers, on
the 17th of September, lt&ti, for the benetit of
Port Royal Female Academy. Subscriptions
ONLY TKM uollaKs EACH ; one half down, the
rest on the delivery of the Deed. Every sub
scriber will get a Building Lot or a Farm, lang-
hur in value from 1U to $io,U00. These Farms ,
and Lots are sold so cheap to induce si ttlements,
a sufficient number b. ing reservi d, the increase
in the value of which will compensate for the ap
parent low price now asked. The most ample
security win fie given for the faithful performance
of contracts and promises.
Sy More agents are wanted to obtain subscri
bers, to whom the most liberal inducements will
be given. Some Agents write that they are mak
ing JUO per month. Advertising will be done
for3 every Agent where possible. For full parti
culars, Subscriptions, Agencies, .Vc, apply to
K. BALDER,
Port Royal, Caroline county, Va.
J u ly 1, 1&.0 iSJEi"
Something that was never
offered before !
The best Plantation in Meck
lenburg County.
Also, the beal Gin-House in N. Carolina.
TWy HE Plantation contains 500 Acres, in
the Providence Settle mi nt, lying on tbe wa
ters of Flat Branch, 14 miles south of Charlotte-
Persons w i.-hi on to purchase, would do well lo call
andsee for t he tn selves. Il this tiact be not sutii
ceut, OlllEIl Hi ACTS ot equally go. d lai.d,
near at bano, can be pin chas. d upon 'air lei ins.
I then- be ihose "ho wish io pui chase a small
tract, ihey can also be accuuiinud led in the same
neighboifao. d.
Also loi .-ale, a Plantation with 340 Acre,
with a good SAW M 1 LL and a GOl.D MINE,
ymy on ine waters ol .vine isiv.hcn,
8 miles from Charlotte, well timb. ud.
lossesioll to i e given on the 25th
day ol December next.
JOIINT S. POUTER.
Providence, May 20, 18o6 6m
! Importer, Wholesale and Retail
BE A LK It IX AMEBIC AN AND IMPORTED
CSr-xiixs &3 nifles
i ROWLING and Fishing Tackle,
. Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Walking Canes,
BjIis and Port Monies,
P.-rcussian Caps, Gun-Powder,
Patent Shot and Balls,
Powd.er Fiasks, Punches and Belts, Bird Bags,
Nipples and Wrenches,
ashing Rods and Ticklers,
Dog Chains and Collars,
Gun-Maker's Materials, &c. &c.
Volcanic Kepcating Fire Arms
rjRlFLES, I AKBICS &
I'OL, loading from G t 24 bails, and ?au be
discharged with greater rapidity and certainty
than any other Pistol or Rifh;. Thirty charges
can he loaded and discharged in fifty seconds.
No cap, no priming, no recoil, no lateral dis
charge. The ball is a patent loaded ball, on the
Mime principle, and is perfectly water-proof, and
goes always SURE and safe. Also,
Sharp's Celebrated hide,
Throwing a oall with p rfect accuracy eight hun
died yards. Also, Revolvers and Five Shooters,
at Manufacturer's prices, to the trade.
. SU HKKLA.lir,
No. 132, MainStreet, opposite Eagle Square,
Itictimond, fa
A DIPLOMA, of the Frsi Class, was awarded
hy the Virginia Mechanics' Institute, for the pro
mot. on ol (he Mechanic Arts, to Samuel So the -laud,
ol Rchm iud, or a case o! Guns, Pistols, and
Kifies, e.h bind at the Lxh biiion ol aiticles of
American Manufacture, b Id iu ihe city of llicli
tnoud, on the llilh dav of November, 1 8f4.
J. A. BtXVIN, Pres't.
J. W. Lew ellen, Sec'y
May t. 156.--im
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
R 1 it UO O. VI KIAI V.
Cary Street, between Pearl loth Streets,
M ANUFACTUli KS
Locomotive itine, Ten-
dei i a i i - l o.i d Can,
AND nil d escriptions ot R.nlro..d Manhi.
ne.ry. Stali inary Engines ol any required
power ; also, portable Fngine, wit h a diCided
iiitproveiiient over any others- heretofore made,
(from 4 to 40 liornt power,) on wheels, und o
well adapted to farming purposes, getting
lamber, &.C., whh improel Circu'ar portable
Siw Mill.-, attached, ol Nt, 2d, and 3d chiss.
Mining Ma- hinery, Grirt & Saw Mill liaehi-
cbinery, Forfcings nud Tob.icco Factory Fix I
,i...o ..I 1-t.iA . ..1.. -... I I I
Castings mude to order.
P. RAHM.
Richmond. Mar-h 1H, 1856. 6m
iotice.
R
AN AWAY from the Subscriber about
fwo Years ago, a negro bov named
formerly belonging to John H. Grier, of Meck
lenburg county, North C'arona, and sold to
McLintick of New Orleans, and recently sold to
the subscribe r. Said boy is about 38 or 40 years
old, of copper color, about 5 feet 10 inches high,
auick spok jn. Any person lodging said negro in
jail, or delivering him to me so I can get him, I
will pay snch person One II mill r.-l l..
S. P. SUTTEN.
Pineville, Meckl'g Co., N. C Ap'l 15 im.
Stop the Rnnawav !
AN AWAY from the subscriber, residing in 1
MM Chesterfield District, South Carolina on 1
ounuav, I III' ll OI J 11 1 V. a 1. C-
ero bov bv tbe name of
SANDY MOCK.
Said negro is 'ib'iut 20 or 21
years of aje, five lett six or
eight inches high, bout a
quirter umlattn. fi.is rather
thick lips, nnd I believe has a
sm:ill ben.- on his upper lip
lum very em. ill rs tur a nero bov. is vrrv
ii iv. ii;is i n ir in r ..... ......K.. . j
. .. - ui, ana
ban generally wnan it aSajted and tied with a
airin-.- oeillliuun wnr U.ij's,
1 a ive rsaaon to believe that Sandy has been
conv. veij wii v by surne person; and I will
five 25 Dollara ICi ward for his deli
very In me, ,,T for his delivery in s flat
I recover him. My residence is a idiort di--taiii
e south of M. Broe, N. C. and alo n bh..r'
dl.-t.i nee Weft Ol O'i- sterfield Collrt-Mouse S
Carolina. JijflN P. GATHINGS.'
July b. 186 3i
0"The Southern Christian Advocate, of
"'""'SU)"i Wl" ple.ise cony one month, and
forward aeeMOOt to Mr.C, Lane's Crtek P. O..
niOT- co'jniy, N. C.
" Boots and Shoe.
and for sale bv
Juno 24, 1656 lw
it
Wben a Tennessee girl is slyly kissed
she frowns and says: "Put that article
right back, sir, where you stole it from."
We would like to kiss Tennessee girls slyly
all the time.
"Pat, you have dated your letter a
week ahead. It is not so late in the month
by one week you spalpeen."
Troth, boy indade an its jist mesilf what
is wanting swate Kathleen to get it in ad
vance of the mail.
.19 A K.Clb
IN CONSEQUENCE of having lost by the
lire which occurred in this place, on the
morning of the w7th of May last, vaiious Nous
and claims against numerous persons in this and
adjoining counties which notes and claims, be
im the property oi E. C. STEELE, A. Betu
lxe & Co., and others, which were placed in my
hands tor collection: All persons, therefore, against
whom any of such claims are still standing un
settled, are hereby duly notified, that unless they
appear immediately and close up the same, by
note or cash, I shall be compelled to file, forth
with, Bills in Equity, thereby subjecting such
persons to additional and unnecessary costs.
V S. W. DAVIS.
Charlotte, June 10, ISoo. tf
And a valuable Town Lot, with
a fine Brick Dwelling,
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE.
BY virtue of a deed of trust to mp executed
by William L. McRce, dee'd, during his
hits time, I shall,
On Monday of the August Court for Burke
County, being the 18th day of the month,
At the doi.roi ilia Cou.t-Houac in M irtfiinto.i,
eXwofeS to public sale, lo the highest bidder,
A valuable Lot in lhe town
of iflorgranton,
One square went ol the C'oui l-H iuee, fronting
on Main and College stre t., where Dr. Alc
liee resided containing four or more aerts,
on winch tin i e is
A very fine Brick Duelling,;
E I
House,
III
Nearly comph ted, with four large rooms be-
low .-tails and tour above, wilh a nice passage,
above and below; and which cost about th ee
ih lUsalid dollars. Adjoining the main build.
ing ii a fine one-story brick bnihfilig with two
rooms and piazza in front wilh ail the ne
c-ssary out hoii.-es and siaales, in good repair.
Immediately on the corner ot main strict is a
hue one-story brick building, rmi' h-caat and
covered" with tin, wilh a large and convenient
store-room well fitted up. and two other con
enieiit rooms att.ehc: ai d a yard tastefully
d -dratcd wilh evergreens a. id flowers, and a
fine garden.
The situ .tion of this property being Central
and convenient, any person desirous of pu -chasinir
a beautiful, ben I thy , and desif a Me re
sidence, would do well to attend the sale. The
Western rail-road will be litre iu less thio
three years, and property will no d. ubt double
iu value. Should 'his opportunity to secure a
summer or a permanent rtsidence, unsurpass
ed by any in ibis or any other town in North
Carolina, be lost, there is improbability of ac
quiring within tbe corporate limits n( the to,vn
a residence so desirihie. Terms ia-h.
E. J. ERW1N, Trustee.
July 8, 1856 t.
TTerrocs lor Sale.
ISHALf., as Kx cutorif the will and
tea anient ..f Dr. Win. L. McRe. d.c'd,
on the siiinc d v and at the same place of tin
sale of'ihe above properly, expose to public sale
to the highest bidder,
Eleven likely and valuable Ne
groes, Consi-ting of men, women, nnd children. -Tern.c
inudo known on the day of s le.
E. J. LRU IN, ExVr
Julv 8, 1 8.6. 9
Wilmington, Charlotte, &Kuth
erordton Rail Road.
PUIS II
ant to an
order oi the
Boar of Di-
rectors of.
the Wilmington, Char otte and i tit her ford
ton Rail boad Company, looks are aain
open tor subscriptions to the apital Stock
of said I oad. at lhe Itock Island Stoie, and
th- offices ot Wm. Johnson, C. ). 1'ox- and
S. W. Davis. Al who feel mtereste in the
honor and prosperity of the old N rth Sta e,
are solicited to come forward and aid in this
great work, th o ly real public enterprise
that has ever sprung upon our people.
LHAi.LES . FiX,
S. u . DAVH,
WM. JOHNSTON,
JNO. A. YOUNU,
JOHN v ALK F.R,
LLKOY SP INGS,
B. U. DAVIDS N,
Comrpissioners.
Oct, 1855.. 23. 13-tf
RALEIGH & GASTON RAIL-ROAD.
Raleigh if Gaston R. R. Ofilcc,
Raleigh, Feb. 8, I8oo.
AS THE NORTH CAROLINA RAIL
ROAD is now completed to Charlotte, no
tice is hereby given, that
Ooods and Produce
Brought down that Road, intended for transpor
tation over the Raleigh &, Gaston Rail-Road, wil!
be received by this Company at the North-Carolina
Rail-Road D pot in Raleigh (owned jointly
by the two Companies) and will be transported
thence without delay or extra charge ; and good?
designed for the Western Merchants and other:
along that Road, will likewise be delivered at the
same point.
All dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg
or Portsmouth, except on way freight, which
must be paid in advance or on delivery of the
goods.
A F.very effort will be made by the Officers and
gents of t i 0 ) mpany to give satisfaction in
he transportation of Goods and Produce.
Owners and shippers of Goods are requested to
have them distinctly marked, so that their desti
nation may be known.
R. A. HAMILTON, President.
Feb. 19. tf
Office of Charlotte and S. Car- )
olina Railroad Company,
June 26, 1856. )
.jjoanr&ieMPi
TARIFF OF TiiKdUiiH FKKIGHT
Between Charleston and Charlotte.
CI i am. ArlicifS.
First Class, Measurement, per c. ft
Hogheads, Molasses,
Barn Is, do
Do. Fish
Half barrels do
Do. Flour, '..
Sacks do. zOU lbs
Do. do. 100 lbs.
Do. Salt,
Blacksmiths' Bel-
lows, all siz. s, J
Buckets, per dozen,
Corn, per bushel,
Wheat, do.
Coffee, per 100 lbs
Candles, do.
Cheese, do.
Rule.
$0 16
. 7 00
. 2 00
- 2 00
. 1 25
70
bo
40
80
- 2 50
50
16
16
60
70
70
On and after the 1st of July, 1856, the above
SltlS Y ht wiU Hn e
Through Articles enumerated. All others will be
charged at the present Local Rates.
n i Lm T- j SUMNER,
Jnly 1 o, '06 tf General Super.ntendent.
gl IRCULAR SAWS from 12 to 60 inches, for
ism.
nan. . a
!
ISf 1T1 r,. . ...
or
STOWESVILLE. GASTOM COUNTY. N, c
HAVING opned a House foi the aaLi ,
their goods in Charlotu-, desiie to ,n 0f
tem.on ol Merchants to their House ti
goods are known, and a call from buyer,. lr
tully solicited. They also keep a good
of Groceries, and will endeavor to in, rit n Pp J
age. JASPEE STOAp011"
E. B. ST0WE
Charlotte, N. C, April 1, ItCb. tf
W; . BRA1LSFURD
-o.-fi .t1imio i:ki ii v v i
AND Atil N f F(ii
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA PACKF
CHARLESTON, & r'
LIBERAL advances mad- on coiisjuuu ,'
uioui.ee to my addies foi such. tctl '
Sept. 11, 155.
C. J01LNS0N,
FORWARDING and COM MISSION
SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARp
a , .1fLA," '
Aug. 1 , lc55.
JOIlVw. iJlMUKaT"'
FACTOR,
Geueial 4 omiiiis ion Merchaiii
AND '
Receiving 6l Forwarding Agent
l Mi.i ItLVS TVJw , ft. C.
CSTlilCT ATTENTION will
5 b. given to the sale of Cot
ton, Com, Wheat, Flour, and
other produce consigned to m. .
for sab;. Also, to the receiving
and forwarding of Goods. Will make lib ml ml
vaucea on Produce shipped to ine, to he sold brn,
or to be shipp. d to any of the Northern, Southern!
or Foreign Ports.
Charleston, S. C, Feb. 19, IgGfl. if
G. P. ANDERSON.
D. KlIVXoi na.
AmnmuMTM & Reynolds
G.ROCERS
AM)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
rVorfbila, Virginia.
Fay active attention to lhe sale of Flour aud
other kinds of Produce, avoiding tu.neCLfSkn
charges and rendering prompt returns.
May -20, 1806--y
PROFESSOR WOOKS
ll luts worhes lttrsa
rPlIAT all the bald :;nd grsy enn be rrtlor.d
JL perfectly to or ginal growth, to l8r aj ih.ir
locks are concei in d, doen uul odini! ut a dm Li; It.
fides it will nine ew ry pos-ihle i s ie oi ibaaa a
whether develop, d as d,u dn 0, i chh n, or In iht
shape of cutaneoii" eiupnoi.B ev n statd-l.ittii
ai.d in -io poss.ble case will it In, I of cmiiii;, at if
by mncir, nei.voi;a or ler od.cal headschr, Stats'
iibi d twice a wi k by the roiujg, ie Ini'y, n . ,
preserve the Solar, and keep lhe bsH fron lal.irj,
to any imaginable aye. Pend ni d j dee
Lopaiirport, la., June I83&
Messrs. O. J. W(,cD A ( o.:
CaWlJ Vours ot the I3ih mine d ly to Lai d
Fhiclosi d, please lii.d ihniyeihl del n f, it bn;
the nm.uiiit I. H Hstr RestoiMNVC i Iibvc pukf II
all. ll yon chnnsc. Vou nmy mi (I lit
d.izen boules Hail Resnnativi ; I ihn k i csS rll
it. li has Worked m.iscles in ihis plsee, I hJ-ii
mnn s.x SI b ., ihnt was bald, n.ai it lutlud
new hair out ah oei h;s bend.
Ymi .s, ii.sp.tih.iiy, M. ii. (;i:mi i;v.
('. ft. R. O.Tice, Vindnl;ii,Junt 1, lil
PaoFESS' K CM D
Dh,AR SI If: ! lake pleasure in hi nrinrr vrli at.
iy icMimoiiy to die exelhne ol y4il J inn !
l.nnnve. Tbces inonibs my "ban vt u t
gray. It is now a daik brown, ( he oi leintd eA )
anin iih n .i jilnssy ' he onl nppl ca'ion 1 I m
mnile lo it, bus tn to rhe Man Ut itinaiive ptean4
bv you, auu winch, from the ri sub in my own can,
I car. inosi cordially ipcnmmei d lootht is,
Respcclluliv, Jfi hub.
CDVVARD W0LC0TT.
, Vtnc tnies, la., Jure l), )S3.
TROF. O. J. Wool); s you ,,re .o,.t M
I ........ . . M awsiw ni U T"W It I I l.liy pt ('f ' u
: linn UeJSOraiive, 1 will "eiaie. loi hi.n. imi it
' may concern, thru 1 have ns d it. in d km n ,iih-
e s io ue ii i lint 1 have, b-i fevrtal yisra, bn
iu the batnt of i s.im irthet Hair Kcstuiam-,!'
ihsi 1 (1 d yours vanity superior t.i any mtwi I
know ll emir, ly eh ai n (be he; d H dwattA
and with m e montl 's piopi r im-, will n n i HI
perMin hi t. ihe urnfetfisl youthlul mw ui
exiiite, giMig ii a hiahhy. soli andgloawi IfffW
auce; ard all ihis, wnhont d Sanloiing die MrA
that apply h, or ihedus on which n d i px I
w-uild, iberetore, n c BMnewd its i m ta i-vet) fs
desirous o hnuiy a fiiie color nt d i xn tr to ltW
R spcctlully, yours, WILSON KING
St. Louis, June 1", if' y
FROl-. WOOD: As you m. abut m tiH
nnd vend your recently d.seoveii d Han Iti r.oii'.1'
nnd 0 you icqiicni my opimon ol it, I will 0
h it my hnir wm., a lew niomhs ntv, m ry
and ahtr using two bo'ile .. yoi i Hstr wff 9
tive.it rcsam a MS uiiyu it ci lot; md ,'tcen!-p-Micmtioa,
nil dudtitT has dsspfsod h'ninry
head, and I have b rn tri utni d vvub 0 iiM(i -ble
nchiiie of ihe scalp. I am saiinti'd. 'h' w
who use it, will uoi tegtei ll, as it Sv 'fct lf,r'
once io4 having been ii-.-r inly mlid- 1 a Jl ,T'
d, iht refoie, n u enansM i a na ' !' "'":
desnons of having a beauiilnl h ad !
I am, sir, yours, etc. L. L. STtARL
PROFFSSOR WOOD "
Dear Sir. My hai-- had, for sevral "'. b"D
beenming ptenminiely K'y, ocenntl ii:i d 1
haishmas which rendeted the c "-' ' nr: ' r,:i3n
of oil necensaiy in dosing it. When I Cl'
-d iisintr your Han Rtstoiuitvr, sbmil lw'l,,l
ago, ii w;is m ihai eonditKuij ai d hnvnm fiiiii '
us use nil wiih n the last three t(Yr, H I "f '""5
to us naiutal ce-lor. ai d assiu-.rd n
bistre fireatly to be pretened to ihoa pndir'd 'I
the a.ipbcaiion of oils or nnv nhtl p,"',,"t!l
have ever us d. I regard it as nn n.d
article for every 1 dy's toibi, wbe-hrr lube v6
Hrir Roatorative, or for ihe simple pinpf of"""
Uag or heauii'ynnf ihe liair. You h"c rrn'tf"
io reier to me all who enter, a n sny dei--'1 "
performing all tint is da n d ior b.
MRS. C. SYMONDS.
Cincinnati, O., Feb. 10,1851. 1 U Third '
Watertoien. Mas , May ,
PROF O.J W()0): Allow n.e tof "
ivr o.j.wiHJU: Allow me m" '
SB and iiiaipc poweis o your Hair Bm'"1 j
month since, b mg ecc tlmttty r,V.
msed. and soon commei cidto an-. IS
virtuei
Three
purchn?
(Itirl It tn,.n ka.iai, ..fll I mm vaaf.ritl0
lock to their native sokte. a. d the ha,,,i,tB
heiore dy aid harfh si d falln g off I yfS
soli and bs7, and n ceaxid lalbn; 'hedt'"'
diappeaxd. ai d ibe scafn I. .si all ihe d " .
itcliin. a annoying Iwdore, and now, I ul
look, but feel yountr "eain.
Kesjiect fully, yours, etc.
CHARLES WIJIT.VEY-
WSold at 114 Maikei street, Pi Lot f M f . ;'
ri. 316 Rromlway, New Yoik.ai d by fr' J
Charlotte, N.r, and hy Dniguisu everylr'fpB
All kinds ol famdy paieni m dicinra ff f.
the best possible terms, st Profeiwor Wood
lishmem, 114 Maiket streei, St. Louis.
July 8, l-56 3m
Ras: Wanted.
HUGGINS h HARTY, at their Store
the corner of Main and Trade iW
will buy cotton Rags, and jive the W
market price.
Chsxlotts, March 4, 1836 ly
t uy was at. raui Uke a horae
cause he loved Timothy.
J. & E. B. STOVVlT
Manufaoturora '