She
lies tern
$BQ per annum
ON THE
CHARACTER IS AS IMPORTANT TO STATES AS IT IS TO INDIVIDUALS, AND THE OLORY OF THE ONE IS THE COMMON PROPERTY OF THE OTHER.
IN ADVANCE.
WEST SIDE OF TRADE STREET
CHARLOTTE, N. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1858.
SEVENTH TOLUIE NUMBER 824.
WkUlM (. T1TM, Editor
axd Proprietor.
THE
mmm bib
Published every Tuesday, 3)
O ' BY
WM J- VATKS, Editor and Proprietor.
KD WIN . Yates, Associate Editor.
advance
bin six months,
ration or the year,
-rtidine; us five yr.w
1 t tin' iuivaiu-e sunsrnption
lfpai'l in
If aril wi
I, Mti. r thf expi
00
1 50
3 00
sul?ribers,
($10 will
SCARE & CO.,
Druggists A: Chemists,
No. 4, Trade Street, Charlotte, N. C,
INVITE the attentionn of Physicians.
Planters, Merchants, kc, to their new
l complete stock of DRUGS, CHEMI
CALS, &c. The extensive patronare they
have received from the Physicians of Char
lotte and its vicinity is the best guarantee
of the PURITY OF THE DRUGS sold by
them.
March 30, 1858.
Ai
will please take notice
J
Our friends and customers
that wc have removed our
I 'LOT HIM. STORE
One door North of the Mansion House, the Room for
merly occupied by Fisher k Burroughs, where we will
be glad to sec them at all times, either to buy Goods or
e-xaiuiue our superior stock of Ready-made Clothing.
i TLLIXGS, SPRINGS & CO.
August IT, 1858. 3t
JBtstmi Sfwintt;
CHARLOTTE, N. C
THE
A sixth ropy gratis for one year.
.1 1 1 a
uMii!, rs aim otners who may wish io genu
ran do so by mail, at our risk.
BMj ' U"
One
Hates of Advert isitig :
of 14 Hues or less, for 3 months.
H U u
r less, first insertion
GIVE THEM A TRIAL. -SILVER'S PLASTIC
PAINTS:
Cheap. Durable and Protective : Weather and Fire
Proof. For sale Wholesale an Retail bv
SCARS & CO..
Feb. 0. Chemists k Druggists.
lint- -iill:'re
Earh ubseteal insertion
Tran-ient ai eriisemenis
S 4
0
10
S l
25
for in
00
00
00
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ATENT
house: Avers' Cherrv Pectoral.
MEDICINES just received from the Ware-
Rogers Liverwort
and Tar, Wistar's BalsaJB, Guytott's Sarsaparilla and
Yellow Dock, McLane's Pills, Strong's Pills, Avers"
THE undersigned having entered into Copartner
ship for the purpose of carving on the
CONFECTIONERY, BJtKEKY, FRUIT
AMI RETAIL
G-rocery Business,
Beg leave to call the attention of the citizens of Char
lotte and surrounding country to their New Stand
Trade Street, between Brem's and Frankenthall's.
Soratt & Daniel's old Stand, where they would
pleased to see all their friends and acquaintances.
and steady arms we grasped our muskets, mutter
in:; curses of vengeance, with clenched teeth.
'Right Dress" Forward Charge, followed each
other in rapid succession. Yith a hound wc
dashed on, ' hurling our ranks ot living steel in
the face of a now astonished and panic stricken
foe." "It was but the work of a moment a shout
a shriek and all was over the enemy were
on
at
be
must be paid
Candidates for Office. $5 in
ggB For announcing
atvaac.
mjg" Ad -ertiseuients not marked on the manuscript
f,,r :, stierific time, will be inserted until forbid, and
. ,i rtci-ordingly.
S. P SMITH,
itioritev and Counsellor at law
I'ills. &c,
April It
at
SCARR & CO.'S, Druggists.
Jnnnarv 25. 1858.
MOODY k
03-tf
NISBET.
Wood" Hair Restorative.
A fresh supply of this invaluable preparation for the
Hair has just been received direct from New York, by
March 10. SCARR & CO.
AY A LYV A J S HE rui A it
l-.y' Prompt attention given to
of Deeds, Conveyances, ke.
Jaamrj '-'o, 1858.
AT THE OFFICE
KID GLOVES.
LANCASTER'S KID GLOVE CLEANER, an un
failing preparation, easy and simple in application,
removing all stains and grease from the Glove; at
SCARR & CO. S Drug Store.
Collections, writing
I J
W. A. OWENS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, CHARLOTTE, N. C
ILL practice in the Courts ofthis and the adjoin
ing Counties.
OFFICE NKAHLY OPPOSITE THE l'OST UKKICE.
.l-.niiurv l, 1858.
II La F. ALEXANDER,
Attorney at Law, Charlotte, L. .
Office over China Hall.
August II, 1857. v
HUBERT GIBBON, M.D.
March It;.
FINE
A new and superior
article for Salads, for sale at
Mav 18.
SALAD OIL,
brand of Olive Oil, an exquisite
SCARR k CO. S
Hoofland'S German Bitters,
Just received at
May 18. SCARR & CO.'S Drug Store.
Genuine French Mustard,
An elegant Article for the table.
Mav 18. SCARR & CO.
a, n r 1 Ot t f M a C h i n O S h O n ' kept pace with the progress of population, there
tour dioceses, eignt oisnops,
W. IK PIICKE & CO.,
Engineers, and Makers of Hydraulic
Presses and Machinery in general,
HAVM commenced business in Charlotte, in the
above line, and are prepared to make
Steaill Engines of any form or construc
tion. HYDRAULIC COTTON PRESSES,
and every description of MACHINERY.
Thev also beg to inform manufacturers and farmers
"enerallv. that they have recently added a
3'
Ipjit A--.. U ii I) u
ns nii nt: AMB surgery,
Office No. 5, Granite How,
CHARLOTTE, X. V.
Februarv 19. 18:,8.
DR. FOX A:
Medicine and
trtf Orrics up Mans in Spring
J. FOX, M. D.
April ::,
WHITE,
w
.t-tf
Surgerv.
JsiiiMing
K. wiim:
M. D.
OTIt E.
i t tl.iP imbbted to the subscriber will make im
mediate settlement.
or their Notes and Accounts
A
will be placed in Other bands fur collection.
April ft I'l J- F0V
Town
Taes.
t h ttie Tax Lists for IH.'.T ready for
meat. Persons liable to pay tax will please call on the
ui.doigned and settle forthwith. It is hoped that tins
notice will be sufficient, as tbc money must be collcct-
S. A. HARIMS,
.lane 14. 18.-.8. tf Tax Collector.
ctt!c-
3,400 Acres of Land
EOK it.
!
OlTF.R for sale my Land in Tnion
..ii Clear Creek and Crooked Cri ck.
county, lying
known as the
three tracts
;,,.... I .,,.! It h:i been surveyed into
.., trad containing 2.30O acres, one 500 acres and one
!Mk res. all contiguous to each other. ai.l Lan.l li
adapted to the cultivation of cotton, corn, wtieat
and other .mall grain, and well situated tor grazing
,.ur,.oses. It is ncarlv all wood-lan.l and well timbered.
itl.iu a convenient distance of the Charlotte and W .1
Miairtoa Railroad, and is situat. d in the gold region be
twtn Gold Hill and the Howie Mine. Oold has already
brea discovered on that part ot tlie land Known s .u
Little .Motintaiu. . . , . .
I mUm offer for sale a TRACT OF LAND lying ...
Y..rk District. S.C.. on Rig Sugar Creek, joimng the
Linds of Baxter Springs and others, contauung
.0 Acres.
Said Land has been considered one of the best C otton
Plantation in York District, and there 18 no better
land for corn and wheat.
If dcire.l. I will divide any of the aforesaid Lanu to
suit pur. Lasers: and the purchaser can have his own
time to pay the money, provided he makes it secure.
Apidv to hc at Charlotte.
W. F. DAVIDSON.
JtlHC S. lsr.S. rSm
UK. CHAMPION'S
Vegetable Ague Pills.
A safe and certain cure for Chills and Fever, or Fever
and Ague in all its complicated forms, and is also an
effectual remedy for Fevers of every description. 1 Ins
medicine is perfectly safe and harmless in its effects
and may be given with perfect safety to persons of all
ages. It never fails to effect a cure when taken accord
ing to directions accompanying each box. It is purely
vegetable, containing no deleterious drugs, nor mineral
medicines of any kind.
Dr. Champion's Anti-Billious, Anti-
Dyspeptic, Purify'in? and Cathartic Tills The
most reliable and safe remedy in Liver Complaint, Dys
pepsia, Costiveness, Sick headache, Sick stomach, bil
lions habits, indigestion, and all that class of diseases
arising from a disordered condition of the stomach,
bowels, blood or liver. It is entirely vegetable and
contains DO deleterious drug or medicine, and is one of
the best cathartics ever recommended.
Price, '!' cents per box.
For sale by F. Scarr & Co. and by F. M. Ross, fharlotte.
F. M. Swyer k Co.. Proprietors,
June 14. 1K."..S. Relleville. Illinois.
The Cwi-eat English Remedy.
SIR .1 V.MKS CLARKE'S CELEBRATED
KV. M l.tf PI U.S.
IMlK.-AltKO FROM A PUKSlUIl'TlOX OK SIR J. CLARKK, M. U..
r.IVSU lAX EXTKAORK1XARY TO THE Ql EEX.
HIS well known medicine is no imposition, but a
, ! l T.',.,.-,-..lr, llifHf ultis nod
sure and sa.e remeu . i uioiL
Obstructions, from anv cause whatever: and aitnougn
a powerful remedy, they contain nothing hurtful to the
constitution. To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly
suited. -mi ,i
Thee Pills have never been known to fail where the
Directions on the 2d page of Pamphlet are well observ
ed. For full particulars, get a pamphlet, gratis, ot the
Agent. , , .
V b si and f postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorized Agent, will insure a bottle, containing over 50
I'ills. bv return mail.
uTi.i: I.,- V SCARR & CO.. sole Agents.
and bv Ilaviland
sale agents.
March 1S38. Y
to their establishment, aud are prepared to furnish
CASTINGS in IRON. BRASS, or any other metal, at
a short notice and at reasonable prices.
Particular attention w ill be given to the making and
repairing of
Thrashing Machines, Horse Powers,
Cotton (litis, Mill Work, and
Agricultural Machinery.
We also keep workmen for BLACKSillTHIKU, Job
bine work. Wagon wo.k. and HORSE SHOEING.
OCR TERMS ARE CASH.
jgi Shops on College Street, adjacent to Jonas
Rudisill's Steam Planing Mill.
June Tl. 1858. y
From the Columbia Uuurduin.
BATTLE OP CHURUBTJSCO, IN
MEXICO.
From the Journal of a "Palmetto .Boy."
The Battle of Contreras had been fougkt and the
tt-wttt?t RTAT7S victory won. 1 he stars anu stripe wui Buue
UNITED STATES. J ramnarLs of that Fort, which two hours
In connection with the laying of the corner- Kefore na(j pronounced impregnable by the flying in all directions, like broken fragments of
stone or m. i-aincik s vmut-uni, .v, ......w.. Mexicans and which was stuaatea wvm can. ion, angry clourts, rent in !uuuer oy tne crtatu ui uic
very interesting sketch of the rise and progress of bristiej w';tu bayonets, and manned with an army sto,m fiend." With, and by the help of Cod.
the Catholic Church in this city. No one can read of twent tilousand disciplined troops. Valencia's with o flag save that of our own green Palmetto
that sketch without a feeling of wonder and sur- UJjgnty host the flower of the army, haB been waving over us, did two hundred "Palmetto Boys,"
prise. And yet the history of the Catholie church roted with' terrible slaughter, and were flying after a deadly struggle of near three bouts, defeutN
in New York is but a counterpart of its hwtory in frQm fieW m &jj directiotts. dearie had the and put to flight more than ten times their nuin-
the T:nited States. Fifty years ago there were ta L.nt(. nft,p victors eeased re verberatinj? among her. Tn the iov of that moment we forgot our
utir, and made the welkin ring with
Just then we heard shouts ascend
from Twiggs and Worth's division, and then wc
knew that the battle of Churubusco bail been
fouirht and won, aud iotory for the fifth time, that
tors could rest from their toils. The wounded, as ,Jay perched ujm.u the Auiencau flag,
well as the many prisoners taken at Contreras, hav- j As soon as we had forced the lines, Harney, with
ing been properly provided lor, tbc troops were , bin dragoons, came thundering down thc road that,
ordered off, in quick time, to take their place and led to the city. As they dashed past us they gaw
perform their part in that bloody drama, the first j three cheers lor the "South Carolina Beiment,"
act of which was then being rehearsed upou the j and soon were among the flying foe. Then they
field of Churubusco. cried ' havoc, aud turned loose thc dogs of war"
Shields' brigade, consisting of the New York j Upf,n the enemy, and soon their blades were red
and PalmettoBeginients, having had a taste of j with human gore. With light hearts wo turned
the blood of the Mexicans, thirsted for more, and j our backs on them to retrace our steps. Then it
l,Mpt tiiishod with victory, hurried was that the stern realities ot a battle held burst
r- .
on quickly to thc scene of strife. Arriving at San
Angel, we halted, to await further orders. While
we were resting upon our arms, Huger's battery
Hon and dashed oast us, amid the
: in v ' mm T w 4 r
the whole United States one diocese, two bishops,
sixty-eight priests, eighty churches, two ecclesias
tical institutions, one college and two female acade
mies. At that time the entire population of the
country was seven millions. Assuming the present
population of the United States to be twenty-eight
millions five millions more than the census of
1850 showed it would follow that we had quad
rupled our population in the last half century.
Had the progress of the Catholic church barely
."".mi.i v v ' , -
those rugged hills, before the booming of Worth s oad and dyi
cannon and rattle of Twiggs' muskets fell upon our ghouts.
the ear, telling us in tones of thunder, that another
L.ittl was to be fouirht. another victory lost or
won. before the already war-worn and weared vic-
foree-oinir statement,
a. . . - . . .11
two hundred and seventy-two priests, tn. :e nun
dred and twenty churches, eight ecclesiastical in
stitutions, four colleges, and eight female acade
mies belonging to that denomination. But how
.b.tho Smhm arrtnallv stand ? Why, in this sin-
VV " ' J
BRASS AND COMPOSITION
A.STINOS.
I am prepared to manufacture all kinds of work in the
above line of business. I would call particular atteu
tion of those that have mills or factories, or any kind of
machinerv that needs composition of durability for mill
ti..., 1 hr one of mv own. and I have never heard
of anv thW that would stand half equal to it.
t .ham tn run five vears. There arc
make that have been running fifteen and twenty years.
I could tumuli more than a hundred certificates oi its
durability. j T .,.
To Persons needing Mill Inks and gudgeons I will
furnish the set for eight dollars. Try tl.e.n and save
vourselves the trouble of stopping your mill lu n all
else is right.
I will
some of mv
June 8. 1838.
SILVER PfJ
JOHN M. MASON.
1 2-tf
t:
Vnd fiold, Silver. Brass and all kinds of metal work re-p-iired
Coach makers at a distance that may want
their work done, mav have it attended to in the shortest
...:.. 6nUhH in the best stvle one hundred yards
1 1
rth of the Court Mouse aim next uwr 10 urw.u
o..ln ol.ni. .)U11. II. MAS5t7i
in
Wilson's
June 8. 1S.-.8
1 2-tf
Stevenson & Co.. Charleston. Whole-
Dissolution.
HE Firm of BBCKWITH k BRITTAIN" was this
.to.. ,tisr.lve.l bv mutual consent. All persons
. . . -!j o,o ,.r,i,et(rt to come forward 1111-
Illlll'lltrU IO SHU IMHi n.v .v.,..v. .-
mtJSattlf and make payment e.tl.er by Lash or Note, aa
thc business of thc Firm - be
Jnne 10, 18.8. W- IHtlTTAIN.
NOTICE.
HVVIN'Cr bought the entire stock of WATCHES,
JEWELRY, &CM of Beckwitb k Brittain,
the llusiuess at tne.r o.u ouww, wwr .
old friend- and customers.
R. W. BECKWITB.
Gun and Lock Smithing.
11 work in the above business, except stocking, will be
punctually attended to and finished in the best manner
of workmanship, at my shop north of the court house,
next to Overman k Wilson's coach slllJ-
1 2-tf
In ..rrh-dinnosn thov are more than doubled. In
taiV J
the whole United States, instead of four dioceses
(which a proportionate increase would have given)
there are forty-one; instead of eight bishops, there
are thirty-nine, and two apostolic vicars; instead of
two hundred and seventy-two priests, there are
eighteen hundred and seventy-two; instead of three
hundred and twenty churches, there are two thou
sand and fifty-three, besides eight hundred and
twenty-nine stations; instead of eight ecclesiastical
institutions, there arc thirty-five; instead of four
colleges, there are twenty-nine; and instead of
eight female academies, there are a hundred and
forty four. In other words taking the number of
priests and of churches as a basis of computation,
the Catholic church has increased within the last
half century seven times as fast as the population.
These are remarkable facts and statistics, and
may well challenge the astonishment and consider
ation of all men. To what cause is this unparal
leled growth of the Catholic church in this coun-
try to be attnimtea : me principal wuci, .
course, is to be found in the immense immigration
here from the Catholic countries of Europe; but
still the Catholic immigration should bear to that
of all others the proportion of twenty-eight to oue.
to make that the only cause and statistics will
show that no such disproportion exists. Still, the
immense influx of Catholics to our shores must be
set down as the preponderating cause of this won
derful growth of the Catholic church here.
There are, however, other potent causes that
have operated to the same end. Catholicism has
been the great conservative religion of the United
States U he Catholic church will not tolerate any
innovation it crushes out all heresies, aud is the
foe to everything in the shape of "isms." Aboli
tionism and' spiritualism it utterly discountenances.
Its confessional system enables it to detect and
weed out the first traces of doubt or infidelity in
thmitids of its subjects; and hence it is not liable
to those defections which break all other churches
into such infinitessimal parts. Thus while the
Methodist, Baptist, and other churches, have bro
ken to pieces on the slavery question, the Catho
lics have stood aloof and avoided the danger, and
hence their church presents to-day that wonderful
o-rowth which we have described. N. Y. Herald.
. . 1 11 1 ...
upon our view. Kmc nunureu anu uuny wtcu u.
our brave comrades, who had risen with us at the
tap of the drum that morning, and who bad joined
with us in shouts of victory at ContieraB, were now
11 I . . .a 11 1 . nr a
cheers of our brigade. Shortly after our gallant stretched upon the held, some cold aud sun, ouicis
old commander in chief, General Scott, was seen 1 dying, and others uorriuty maugieu
approaching. Perceiving Ins approach, v. 01. sut
ler, rod up and met him Thev grasped hands,
..nd tpnrs coursed their way down the cheeks of
Gen. Scott, as he returned his thanks to Col But
There lav the noble form ol the immortal But
ler "with his back to the field, and his feet to the
foe." Here lay Adams, cold in death, with a smile
u ion his handsome countenance. Farther on lay
1 c Hon nam li.r-t of the Palmetto Kccri- 1 Clark- surrounded bv the remnant of his corn
ier, 101 cue aiuiu l .iiuu. v . . , j
lnent upon thc field of Contreras. "South Caro- j mand, who were vainly striving to keep alive the
lina will do her duty, General,", was the brief but j vital spark which was still retained in him On
characteristic reply of our Butler. Thus they every side were our mess-mates, oar boon eompan
parted never to meet again upon earth. j ions and our comrades. It would be a labor ol
The battle at the Convent and bridge was wag- j lUVe, to tell of thc deeds of daring performed by
in" hotter and hotter. The musketry, aud cannon- j ,Uy brave comrades, each aud every one of them,
adtng were terrific, and our boys longed to inarch ; but 1 leave this to abler pens than mine.
to the fi'dit, which was raging so fearfully. The ; 1
order to move forward came at last, and was J A COURAGEOUS WOMAN,
promptly obeyed. I The following account of the courageous conduct
Our brigade was ordered to file past the troops j Gf a young lady has been communicated to a New
which were engaged at the ttapnit, and take po- Jersey paper :
sition near the haseienda de las Port ales, in order j A Mr M., whose health was found to be.
to cut off thc retreat of the enemy. After a wind- impaired by the climate of the seaboard was induced
ing inarch of more than a mile, from San Angel, to remove from the city of New York to the
jve found ourselves near thc edge id' a large field, ! interior of Illinois, his family consisting of bis wife
which was damp and boggy. Here, to our surprise, ! ami three children, the oldest a young lady of
n wll !.s to the surmise of our commanding Gene- seventeen summers and the youngest some three
1 -i-m a. ' . " " 1 . 1.. .1..
years. Jvirly tliat spring, a maiuen iauy, .1
particular friend of the family, and very much
attached to Mrs. 31. and her children, removed
from New York and took up her abode willi them
She had not been long in her new home before sin
was suddenly taken away by death. Idle Mr
and Mrs. M. were attending the funeral of Mif8. V..
.Miss. M. was left in cbai'ue of the house and the
rals, we found over four thousand Mexican troops
among them thc celel racd l'olque Cuards, coin-
posed of dandies and rich
the city of Mexico well c
June 8, 18.-.8.
shall continue
m ill he pleased to see my
D.
PETER MALLETT
C OLDEN MURRAY,
(General Commission IflerAati
.Ii'ne 2!.
f2 Sjuth strtct,
1408 y
.YA'H YORK.
CAROLINA CITY, N. C.
The Atlantic and North Carolina Uailroad being now
completed to Beaufort Harbor, 1 have determined to
locate at Carolina City for the purpose of doing a
Forwarding & General Commission
business, and hope bv promptness and strict attention
to merit patronage and support. Mag the Agent of
MURRAY LINE OF FIRST CLASS PACKETS
to this :llid Morehead city, every effort will be made to
make this the cheapest and most expeditious route to
New York Vessels will he loaded and discharged at
iav Wharf (adjoining the Railroad Wharf.) and thereby
save cartage and lighterage. Particular attention will
be given to all orders, and to the sale and Pbrpment ot
Produce. WM. B. GRANT-
York, Wiil be forwarded free of commission.
June 20, 1850 '
15, 1858.
'9rcss the Grave of thy Friend.
C
C
4
THE LIVER
INVItSORATOR!
PRKPARKD BV PR SAXFORP,
Compounded entirely from GlIWS,
men s sons tesKtrng in
entrenched, snd protected
by a hedge of the folqtie plant, wno at once opeiu n
a sharp fire upon us, which momentarily increased.
As we were marching by a flank, it became neccs
ute a movement before we could meet
'Vho ordrr uon riirht bv file into lino" , rnitnc rUHiL anl the room containinr tin- jtcct
was extended, and never was this order so prompt- ufthe late Mis. AV., which wa. situated on the
- . v . . T 1 ll'l) ME1
1 DHHHKri lmw lrre tlie p
mililer mid ir ore effectual
ulilic, that acts us a Uukarttr,
tlmn anv other raplicine known.
V, m,l ' r .iha. tic. but a Liter remedy, aeiing brrt on the
.... . - " ... - a tl.a ti
ex.
e S it : 3 m..tr.Th; on .he omach and lwcls
to carry off that matter, tbu a.-compl.sl.injt two n w-m u-
aU? without nv of the painful reelings expe. .enced ... the opera
S;,,L, CMbwffcK I atreitfrthena the jtem at the same -j
lime .na,rPurPes it ; nnd whet, taken dai W Ml. do.ea,
will atrengthen and MM up wi...
leave
Charlotte, N. O.
M
The subscriber begs
to inform the public that he
carries on the husiness of
working in Marble, on Trade
street, directly opposite the
Court House. He is prepar
ed to do all kinds of work in
his line, such as Monuments
and Grave Stones, Mantle
Pieces for dwellings, or any
other kind of Stone work
rfessxk -Hons
.... ... . ..u, i.in, tn rio work in a manner that
Qualities, ami euamc w;ti,
... . .- i- . who mav taor lam wmi
satisiacior i
and be
a
0
e
M
will be
their patronage.
Orders will
promptly filled.
receive particular attention
43
u
t3
a
o
00
.... 1
... with care, and all uingcnce. uh
woirv 111 .
! to prevent injury by transportation. MeCOY.
The L.lvr i one of the
human body ; and when it :
the powers of the sytem are
is almost entirely dependent
Listr for the proper parlorm
stomach is at fault, tliebowels
Jill I suffers in consequence
having ceased to do it duty,
gun. one of the proprietors
practice of more than twenty
wherewith u counteract the
it is liable.
To prove that this remedy is
bled with Uver Com
hats but to Iry a bottle, and
These liunis remove all
the system, supplying in their
invigorating the stomach,
.1111 1 fy Ins the blood,
whole machinery, removing
effecting a radical cure.
Bilious attack are
better, prevented, by
Liver Iiivlgorator.
1 ,. rlnu. after eatiinris snf
and prevent the food from
Onlv one doe taken before j
ma re. , , ! 'aagU
oulv one dose taken at ,
gently, and cures Co
One dose taken after each n
g-f One dose or two tea-,
Sick HeadacUe. )
()ne lioitlr taken for re-
cause of the disease, and ,
Only oue dose immediately
line dose often repeated is ;
Morbus, and a preventive j
system the effects of inedi-"a-One
bottle taken tor
lowness or unnatural color
One dose taken a short
sjor to the appetite, and make?
One dose often repeated
rliopn in its worst forms.
Bowel complaints yield
One or two doses cure t
CTiildren : there ia no surer,
the world, as it nrmfr "..
flrj- few bottles cures
absorbents.
r.. t ..l- ilHsnrc in recoro-
prevrtitive for FeTfraltd!
ami all Fever Bit-.
with cer.ainty. ana luoownus,
principal regulators or the Jt
pertornis Its functions well, Q
fullv ileveloped. iliecA 1
on the heulihy action of the W
HBceof iisfunciiona; lienth
are at rut.lt. and the whole
of one organ the Uver J
Kor the diseases ol that or-
has made it his study, in a
vears, to find some remedy q
many derangements 10 which
at last found, any person tron
plaln t, in any ot its fors,
conviction is certain,
morbid or bad mutter from
place a healthy Bow of bile,
causing food to diget well,
jrivinir tone and heal.h to the
the cause of the disease
enred, and,
the occasional
what I
use of the
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m
ficient to relieve the stomach
rising and souring,
retiring, prevents Night
night, loosens the bowels
tlveiie.
meal will cure Dyapepala
spoonftils will always relieve
'male obstruction removes the
makes a i, er feci cure.
relieves C'hollc. while
u snre ctiie fsr Cholera
of Cholera,
i needed to throw ont ol the
cine after a long sickness.
Jaundice removes all sal-
from the skin.
lime before eating gives vi
rood digest well,
cures Chronic IMar
while Summer and
almost to the first dose,
tacks caused b Worms m
surer, or speedier remedy In
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Senator Dotilas on the Stump. A Scrap
of Hi EirJif History. In a speech at Winchester,
iHiooia, delivered oa the 7th inst., Mr Douglas
said:
Twentv-five years ago, I entered this town :n
foot witlnny coat upon niyann, without an acquain
tance in a thousand miles, and without knowing
where I could get money to pay a week's board.
TT,-r.i T uksatlp the first six dollars I ever earned in
my life, aud obtained the first regular occupation
that I ever pursued. For the first time in my life
r thon felt that the responsibilities of manhood,
i were upon me. although I was under age, for 1 had
i none to advise with and knew no one upon whom
I I had a right to call for assistance or tor friendship.
i Here I found the then settlers of the country
I my friends my first start in life was taken hero,
not only as a private citizen, but my first election
to public office by the people was conferred upon
I me by those whom I am now addressing and by
i theirfathers. A quarter of a century has passed,
i and that penniless boy stands before you with his
heart full and gushing with the sentiments which
such associations and recollections necessarily
inspire.
A man of that stamp will be hard to defeat.
DYrNG of Fat. A Georgia correspondent writes
: the following instance of death from the accumula
, lion of fat :
We had a young man residing 1? miles from this
place, who was one of the miracles of nature. At
the age of 22 years, he weighed 555 lbs.; he contin
1 uod o-radually to increase in flesh, until he reached
Avor Ikllll I1H Hln .1 1 J It; HI LiUl rtivut.
ly ' filled" under so galnnja
vancurl noon the Mexicans
some of our boys would reel and fall, for the fire of
the enemy was very deadly. The air seemed thick
with leaden messengers of death, which told terri
ble effect upon our lines, but still the Regiment
advanced. Volley after volley were poured through
our ranks in rapid succession, causing us to wave
to and fro like stalks of wheat in a wind storm, but
still we marched onward. Color bearer alter color
bearer would fall, but ere they touched the earth,
their
f. -IV. .l t . , 1 I 11 &l ......
a Ore. fl e turn an- ,SCCotiU story ot ttm liou.-e, was locKeu oy uiu ywuuj;
Every step we took, Jy ami the child put to sleep in an adjoining
room, while Miss. M. was busying heibell witli Jut
duties Leluw. Some time afterwards, Miss. M.,
hearing a IHIJ up stairs, aud Bupposing thc child
had awoke, proceeded ti look after it, but found it
sleeping quietly. With a thought as quick as
electricity, she concluded that some one had
entered Miss. W.'s room from the outside for the
nurr ose of robbing it. Acting on this theory, she
imm ediately went downstairs, procured ner nuner s
... .11.
flnrrs were seen waving proudly o cr our ! double barrelled iron, and returning opened tne
heads. The voice of our Butler could te nenru : jour 0f tlie room ot thc late .Miss. ., wnen ner
hih above the horrid noise and din of battle, urg- expecUitions were fully realized in beholding a
in us on to victory or to death. General Shields stout man in the vety act of appropriating a gold
findin" it impossible to out flank the enemy, de- , watch and chain, which he had jut taken from a
termined to pierce to their centre by the bayonet. ; trunk of the late Miss. W. She ordered him to
Orders were extended to file to the right, aud take j iay j0WIJ the watch, and the fellow noticing her
position in rear of the hacienda for the purpose of Jetcrmined attitude and manner, very readily
establishing a new line. The left wiug of our rxlied. She next ordered him to take fchc
reo-iment, not hearing the order, and seeing the money from his pocket, which he had extracted;
right wing filing oft, supposing tnat tne lauer nau : ile denied having taken any, wnen sue gave a ujoh
come to the conclusion that "discretion was the T eremptory order, accomiianied witb suitabh?
better part of valor'' had fled. The officers of the : movements of a military nature, when he thinkin-,
left wing shouting loudly to their command to "discretion the better part of valor," produced the
stand, "or die in their tracks," while the subalterns j 1Horiey aud deposited it with the watch. She then
swore'like "our army in Flanders," that th i would tojd uiia to leave, which order he readily obeyed,
never leave the field alive. The command was ex- ; ()a the return of her parents, measures were
tended however, and soon the left wing filed off. j taken (which proved successful ) and the fellow,
Here, a new line was formed, the Palmettos being a(Ver being caught, was speedily brought to trial,
the base, and again we were ordered to advance. ; fuUy identified, coflviatcel and sentenced to the
By this time we were encircled on three sides by a State prison, and the Court caused to be presented
blood thirsty foe who were pouring a terrible oh, j the young lady a testimonial in the form of a
how terrible, fire upon us, winch was commit- beautiful pin, with a suitable inscription
ting havoc in our ranks. So terrible and so dead
ly was it, that the other Itegiiuent composing our
Brigade, adopted Falstaff s plan to get out of it,
andreither "played dead," or showed us the color
of their pants under their coat tails. General
Shields then turned to us, and in a tone of voice
which betrayed deep emotion, said: "Palmettos I
have everv confidence in your gallantry ! who will
. , . w - .
Our beloved Joloucl stepped up, aiiu
A short time after this, the same young lady was
at home alone as before, aud her pareuta not
returning at dark, she took the precaution to fasten
thc outer door. Fhe had not long done so when
she heard a knock, but before exposing herself to
danger, she took the precaution to provide the
means of defence in the same two-barreled gnu
she had used on the fonaer occasion. On carefully
, . j i.i i.: ..w
the door, a strange man preMjinu uuurc
you Jiiss. M:
Dropsy, by exciting the
mendine this medicine aa a 5C
Aue, ChlU Fever,
Iom Type. u"m"
are willius; lo testily to lis -5
June ti, 1858.
A. SYDNEY
Successor to I. T. Villepigue.
Factor, General Commission and For
warding Merchant,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
l'Hrtieular attention given to measuring Meaescrs
gooils forwartled to mv care.
iUrra to S. S. Far'rar k liro?., flnd C. I). ( arr. t har
leton.S. C; and U J. J. Blackwomi. Esq.. Fisher k bur
roughs. Brown, Stitt k Co.. Charlotte. N. C-
Jt.lv 13, lsr.S. 3m-pd
J. M.
IABINET MAKER,
SANDERS,
CHARLOTTE,
X. C, keP5
C ivhrnd alarge assortnieutpf Furmture
of his own and Northern "T m cuQ
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after raising his can, proudly replied, "(jeueral, ' m im,uired "Are you Miss. M?M She replied,
every South Carolinian here will follow you to thc Yes, what do you want?" lie inquired again,
death." "Aye, t the dtalh, responded Sergeant re y0u the young lady who hud a man H-nt to
i:iim Uw - ha u-9 ahlA tn r-pt aDOUt WHO nroOKS. unu un-.i lununu a ini:ri4w;i iiBuii. .v.... . , f
tolerable ease to himself, aud attend to his planting which made the very earth shake. Onward we ,ai( he J am his friend, and have come to put
1 interot Some weeks ao he commenced increasing marched, determined to do or dts. Suddenly we you out of the way ; and, drawinga long dirk knilc,
in'flesh verv rapidly and gained li lbs. per day; ; were seen to falter, and reel to and fro like drunken 1 wa. proceeding to enter the door, when she dcliher
then it wa "found he gained a little over 2 lbs. per j men. Then came a cry, Butter U killed ! Bud, r ately aiuiCd the gun at him, and told him if he
.lav Last week he dfed suddenly in his chaise, I i kitted! God keif mow, s;id my right man advaced a step he would be a dead man. pne
think from the accumulation of fat around the to me, to which I aoleninJy and from my heart re- immediately noticed that he changed countenance
heart Three days prior to his death, he weighed i plied, "Amen." Oh, this was a trying moment an(i began to tremble; whereupon she, pursuing her
645 1b aud had he been weighed the day of his j Standing in the ceutre of six thousand cruel and ' alvantage, ordered him to about face, march,
death no doubt he would have gone over GOO lbs. j blood thirty foes, ourselves numbering scarce two wh5ch iie verv readily obeyed and as he was
iJ hundred, we suddenlv lost our head, our father, and n;treatinL'. she trave him a parting salute, hy
fS A S'.IKNTim
. bottle is rtHjnired to cure any a. no m mi
rH .M.J. or V,. te a common We,
all of which are the result o' a Ulseaaen
PBICK oyx DOlLA pk aorn-a-SANKOIID
A Co., Proprietors, 345 Broadway. New Vork.
Wholesale Amenta. tM
Plaited br all Banl-si SuJ u!m bp
ti3S. y uut m.
Thf China Tree. Every part of the tree j for the moment felt that we were oqihans indeed, discharging one barrel of her trusty companion,
the leaves and eed are hi-hfy odorous. possess ' Our arms became nerveless, our heart s blood chili- wU5ch unfortunately only accelerated hts retrograde
powerful anthemintic properties. A decoction of ! ed, while tears, aye scalding tears, coursed their Ul0tajn :
Z root is a favorite vermifuge, and in the hands way down JtL A Memcab,.K Day. Thc 10th of August, c,
of a good cheiList, would likely superceae -ranne- ; wican ; " , . , f.p fit tt?eirrain was ..t across the ocean,
o
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3 fly,
stia k" or the -Dead Shot. " as a saleable article tor consequently uisaoieu.
ai. nnrntxi. 1 he herries will exuel all worms
l II lo 1 V I t
. , . i 1 1 1 L. v r.,iir hnbtinn Kminat tie
'KWGen Shields-what a pity that is a memorable day in the American antials. On
ine eacie eje oi vjen. y 7.... .u. A in l.nlO Crit net out on his expedition
, i - a. 1 i;,l a he i nnw mriitino fltrninar us soon ww inv i-iift'. ji - . .... n : -j
ana trruDS irom me son, wucu dppm.ua.Tu.aumi,, , p.,r7n 1 t u-
iT .ra... ,n. afsk. ,i.;nnAV : nmWH hv the ftl of Butler. Uasnin
lne nrst use oi iucuj, as an c.pciici w mc navippc. , f -j -
... . - :.-J 1 vnlnimn. "Pa Iniot tl VOU
while smoking oacon, was counuuuicaieu 10 j v--i"'""? , V ,V
t oionei avenvie; oia urdiu
up
have lost your
March 2,
me bv Col. A. P. Calhoun, President of the State
I Agricultural Society of South Carolina.
the to Mexieo; in 1777, the battle of Bennington, and
in 1780 the battle of Camrteu were tougni, ana in
182" the Northern Sea was discovered by Capt.
An unearthlv veil followed, and with firm hands
Franklin.
Dee. 20. 1857.
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