?uito llcatfmg. j
j'uv.i thr Due Went Tiiisrnjx.
LOVE TO GOP. I
Ha iiig, in a f ni r communif .nion. made j
eonu gt-iural remarks uroni Love tJ (.''oil, I
l o j.i-oji.jse to tro:it a Ihrlc of the i.uturi: j
cr r pfrtios of that love. It is po-"'f;-eii ,
of M-uif t'liararterUtics, by which it ''',' ')C
:ccoj.MiiJ wherever it csi.-t. 'Jhc fust,
t ban.tU-vtii.tie is tinrrtift. Tlu is a very j
imp'.'tatit inroditiit in the aftVrtion which;
lot-n have one tor another. It is impr- ,
tai l that n-Jthiiij: can f'Wb' r'':K'c-
iiff. rr.re how Mroti" ai,l frequent are pro- j
frs.-i.Ti of attui lnni nt on the part of a 1,1-
!. w Kiiur; if we have reason to doubt his:
tiutvrity, we canuct have tonlUom-e in l.iui;
.mil wo cnniiet foi l willing to place oure$vcs :
in ti.s j ower. I'M Winn wo mii- ie.i.em iu
W'.u vo that such recessions of love ami at
I'm 1 hi i.t arc cinccrc, tl.cu e at once have .
c iii i; K u-i- in tiie reality of his triuiidsliip.
So it is all important that our profosions of (
1, vc un.l attacl.nii-nt to God Le aocmipan-;
icd with evidence of Minority. There is a
jrrrjt dial of I eai.ty in t lie appeal of Titer
when the Saviour had to-rid to him the third
t:ui.- : Snjoii. sou of Jou:i-, lovcstthou;
n, . . . !
V tor ha'1, ou a late oeca-Moii denied his
Lord and Ma-ter in surli a manner a- to
pWe o ec:i.-ion to call in question the sireor-1
ay of hi love to the Saviour. He had
tt'ricc denied that he knew him, and accom
panied his lcni.il with oiitlis uud cures.
And a he had repeated his denial to the
tiiird time, our .Saviour saw proper to re-'
ipirc hi lit to npi.-it his rrciVsiotis of love
the fame liun.her of tin e;. It is easy to
tee that I'd r fell himself reproved by the
!io-ti n beinr thrice rq cntoel. We are
tjid th:.t lVt. r was grieved, r.ee:r.e he
t-ooi to him the third time, Luritt 'hou ;..'
.'.i.J he said, "'Lord, thou kuuwcst all things,
th oi ku iwe-t I love thee.'1 Here was evi
dence M" sincerity that could not be doubted.
Acain, thin h ' ;"" r. That K the
live which the fi.il 1 of i "1 exi rei-.es to
var.'.s him i? -i:j. i ri .-r to slat which he Las
fr any c.tiur o'ject. V.'e may and e)
ought to love our earthly friends and beue-f-.i-u-ri
in the world. We may and we cul.t
t) 1 -ve eir re 1 ulio:: in life. We may Mel
iv, c i.i.t to love the gf.-i.l things, which
h'iv.' hf. H 1 -I ..W-.1 ej e ii u t y a beiii.'iiai t
I'ri lom-e--. V.ut -till tiiis love ii far inferi
or to that which i- due to God, and which
the child of f'ol b'pfw-- upon him
Tl e P.-aluii.-? had s:.ut thine; like proper
tVel'nj- on the ei, wlon he breaks
out in that bea,i;l:'ul exclamation : W bom
have 1 iti heaven but tlifc, and there Unonc
in .o, , ar'h whim I de-ire beidc th e. Al
though i,:y h. irt :.t.d fieh fail c.e, v t t'lod
i- the strdv'th of ii, j heart and niy p ortion
for. ver. It i. tbcii a supreme love, which
the hi!d of tiod has f r l.im.
.--i't; ; This k.vt i -:.!! it. It is n-t
Lie r.a'jr? which fvtl.e5 and
. It i- a e oi-tai t and abiding
of aet:n. It is true that it uiav
hv u.r
pre I
im :.n.i ? la r-. !e rv-t.t t
o w -
u' to ::,e circuiu-tatif.. s i,v wu:eu ue u
t'j ::,e c :rcunj-;an
.--.i r ouiide 1, and civin to the strength or
e:ii.Ilev ot fa. til. '1 lie J.-Uil J o:.u ted is
ii- that, '"We lyvf him because he Crt loved
u .' And in rr'i irtivii M We have r a'.iz-
1: 1 OT UeC - ,i ve to u.
i i:lii out t-w.iHs l.liu.
'1 :,d"s L ve for a r aret.t U
vm.i cur i.'v e
The du;.:al
Cvl.-tar:t Mid
ji iii::" prii elj le ol aetivii, and yi t it ti.ay
I.- i-i-i h i:o re c o:.-p'cu. u- s-u. tin.es than
tUr-. J could " Tloueh he ,iay
1,;.: w Ii; I tr..-t in hiai."
And Jast'y : Thi-1 jve admits of iicr-isc.
I: is a j.T-jwir;, csj at4di;.. raoo. At fir-t
. i: mi.l.t eeiu that the love cf tic:
hi. i ,'. 'j i Was i f-IeU-, when he r-t
find- L;m- ;:' hroo;!.: into a :tate of jalra-
, 1 "
: C'. -
been
hi
c ;ir:i:i
ttle refl.
will ::(
practl'-e. but a
e u-. t!.-.t thu W.
.;.l ir.pr.p
,.nas we jli.iiu s l-.ur-oharu
r a:, i perl ei-
tie
!o
I. i Le view j of the
'i i.t.s very in p- rKet,
, lUt .-jV vsh.u e ill- k
F.ic--ri. mu-t nc es-ariiv I
t c o,i -rt arv
! ju.-Lt-jod,
aith j-lgh
i:e,..., . r.i !.
ledge and in
And
ne aivi;i'.es m
of God's coo
Hip
I.:
iOve wi,i
i'i.e n.oi"
i
cut '.;.), and the n.'r: he ex
iuj lov i ,z kii.dii, -a ; nd t-.n-
'.' r me rev. il.v u-jf: Li
ove aLoun-U.
J. W.
F i:n tiif ('did s Yjirr,
IloW Li THilll rot'N'D A Lil:I.L
V . i re ii.-u.l r the str.rggle- of Mar::-,
l.i'L- r'- 1, . in order tj get an oi u-a-t:
.. V-. i'l. e. .x dilig'-nce be j rc-- cute-i J.'
U le.-. and 1. i;i,prt.it.t Le. teit.twu
wi.i.'. et.'ie io ' s-,i.g of Go' on tai in. St'l
'.. : i - s l.i".' li ' v ar- too ta-y
t.li.e ...
t. i.-: x-
..- s , lt Lath.
r
' J j pray well
th La f ot -uJv."
V.'ui;u i.e was t t:,e I'niv'.r-ity of Krf.irt,
in I .- -j are m-ne nts h u-e i i vi.-i; tie
Jooary a i. 1 hj .,:n 'h 1 . d:-, for book-,
: ; , we-- .. -iro- i:. th , : d a -. - ; and
. f-1. ' ec u I...-, a- he :ul-.' - d ,.',!,
' : '.f ri t',1 in ,:h. r, i,e li.'!. t, .; ,u
trii .'. ii iu Lvln. 'uilel "'lie I' '," 1. 1-th-r
turns ,,.tr, i'.d is s ; ; -ri 1 to
it i.. j-.h ! igger '. ii. he su p d, f ,r !er
I - ','..-, y- 1. . r 1 of t',1- ! .-. i . 1. .
to . this - the !ir-t til-,-. I:-.- e'.o r it
II '' ll.aijV ho'S- !(!! eli- j.- ,-- O eo,l-r: .-
I! ; :., "it and I - t , I- .J, nr. 1 ti.e
p- e : !.: ; :.- 1 I , ..: the s!-,ry of lilt!
... ae! ; t.'.w hi- parent-. l--!,t i.lei t. the
L ' j, and !. jv ti.e Lord s p ,k8 to Saii.u.-i
t .i : o'e iii in a j roj Vet. Luther a- '.
l.,;,-lvitli the at' -iui,t. "'li t'.at'ii
v- u i ; o , e .:' s U' h a book," 'I ii the VO.II. .'
i. .,' r a i ar.
. lo- !,r-t m. I with t,i
yea.' - Oi I
i-i volume .
i :e:- 'a -.-,
, ' '.
. -s - i . v,
rv ehiil
ie inn, - li; i .t . an 1 i.'.v! in i.-lj lo t;. r
-li :, : : g ... o.
I r ,ir L ri - ,-. , ', o n, - , v
. . ' !co. .; .'. ! - .. .l.'
S -t I r :.. . 1. ' ': I . ! a -1 :r
' . !, :.i-. v, . , w ! in a f- .
ai, i suddenly t.ii- i 'lo i ,ii,, t. . I
! v-r v inueii, a.i he ". i.' " V.'i.st
v.- 1 !' ,::i- of,,,., ;r i, .. . .. , ,'.
ii, i..'', .1 a u a : n, '. A . 1 - o i ,i
. v- rv -ole- iOi ij'i'"-l.on for us ,!,; I ,r w.
t iv i. it ',, r t!.-- ! :y i. : : :, i, . .r .. ,
-, ,-i. si. . . t .. ii-. L it !.-r 1 -1 -,i
, .... f ,- , .1 ; I.- --,t him "If a - o
:.. . . ' I... i i. . love t . GoJ, o !,- w .-
!.,.,' ..!.'- i .-.f hi. I. lo- i kept Wi .l.eig ho
. o. i ''j s.j'i. ''oi,g ti ;'ain his f iver
tne day v le n le- v . r- turr.ii.g' fr.-tn the
I ... : If v f, in p.e, leg L - fat!., r a v i 't, a
t - a
1 :
e !-i ! i. n. on
: r .1. 1 . . ,'. r. ,, o- Ve'
Uv 1 I . . n :
a heavy bolt fell nearly at his feet. Luther
was terribly frightened. If o fell on his
knees and made a vow, if his life was spared,
to devote himself to the service of God; for
he dared no longer live without his friend -pLip
and favor j and to die without them
seemed more dreadful still.
The KumUh church tau-1 t that the hot
way to live a holy life and please Gxl wa
to quit the world and shut himself up in a
convent, which is a religious house tor the
purpose, but the true piety which the Tul le
teaches, il.vs. not a-K us to ictti-arme irom
tiie world, but to keep ourselves ..
from it. Luther, in order to tuliil his vow, ,
determined to enter a convent. Hi.- friend
were tilled with jrrii f when tin y heard oi it; ,
for they felt that his shining mind and .-pleu- ,
did scholarship fitted him for the hilie-t '
post of usefulness in active life. " It is an :
idle, unfruitful life you will spend there," ,
said some who were begiunini: to perceive j
a more excellent way. Hut Luther was in '
earnest; he wanted nothing so much as'
case for his tioublcd eon-iiciiee ; and if
peace ard pardon were sure to be lound in
a convent, he would and he mu-t go. st0
one ni.dit he took leave of his studies, his
bocks, his liieinis, and all the scenes once
so dear to him, and went to a convent of
.M. Augu.-tine, where he humbly knocked
for admittance, and begged permission to
live tin re.
The monks were a-U.tii.-hod when they
saw it was the elegant scholar, Marlui Lu
ther, and they were n t s u ry of an oppor
tunity of him.h'.uig him nil they could :
't'on'e, come," they said, "it is not by study
ing, but by begging, that a monk renders ,
himself useful;" and they gave liim the
bread-bags :u.d sc.t him begging; from
(ioor to ii-. or. Martin did every tiling that
was iu.po-ed upon him ; he fa-ted and did
penance, and thought i.o sacrifice too great
in order to Income a saint, and win a t.tle
to heaven. Alas, alas, poor Luther soon
found that by entering tiie convent he had
ch a mred ois garment.-, but nt his heart
lie found no pe ace there : "Oh," he said,
'what will deliver me from my sins and
make me good and holy' How shall I be
rieoiicilcd to G-:d ?" Aud he almo.-t pined
away in sorrow of heart.
Lyand bv a jrooA old man named St a up It,
came to the convent, w ho soon observ ed how
ill the young man looked ; and he a-ked,
"Vi'hv are vou so sad, brother Martin.'"
All.' said' Li.thcr. "I do not know what
will ! evme of hit ; it is in ain I make
promi-vs to God sin is ever the stivngt -t, '
(L, my friend," said rjtuupitz, remember
ing his own experience, "in-tcad of tortur
ing yourself on accour.t of your sin-, throw
Yourself into the Redeemer's arms 0ok
at the wound- of Josii.- (.'hiist, to the !'.!
that he ha- shed for you God is le t angry
with jo'i, it is you wiio are angry withdod.
Li-teii to tie Son of tied; lo b-. came mini
t ) give '.ou the premi-e of divine fiv-r.
l!y his .-sLiii es yoi are le aled ; by h;s blood
are vour sins wiped away. Love him who
tir.-t 1'vi d 'ii ; an I in order that you may
Le filled wi'th the b.ve cf what i- aM. i
mu-t iir.-t 1 e Ciled with love f rl. i." V. hat
good word- , what light and peace did tin y
atfird. Luther li-teiio f jr his life, and do.
sus Cliri.-t I egun t appear t) him as the
one "altjgeth' r lovely. ' An uukm.wn joy
began to steal into his soul. ' It is .Je-Us
( Lri-t u-. it is Je-ns n.ii-t," he thinks,
"wiio -o wonderfully cous-oles inc.
L'.ther : j ,, much more in-trueti n
from Suupit of the tame natr.r . and wh n
he left lie gave the y o mg man a Libia.
' Lt the study cf the Se::; t-rcs be your
favorite O'.'Cujatiu.'t," said ho.-. And thus
Luther I came a L'ille student a.: 1 a Lihie
Christian; tl-u was God preparing him to
hecmie the leader in the gi ri ous K f 'rma
ti'iu which -hook i'.-pi.-h rit- s fr-jin the coii
seicl.ces of the peo le, ana I r Light tin li to
a knowledge of the pure word of G"d, as it
U in the bie-.-td Ilibie. II. C. K.
IT. L ACHING AND THK l'KKSS.
The am Jin. t of go 1 iiecoiM.pli-hed i-y an
evangelical i-..-jk or tract, printed and ois-tribut-d,
as it oft- n i-. by the thoi-and or
ten thousand, i- beyond all human cmpu
tali -n. h- li a li . iug I reach, r deliver-, a
go-pel -'nie -:, to thr, e e-r f -ur handi e-i i-1-
iw-i:,en. he is u-lng ti,e .-icial nn.-itis ordain-
d of (iod for their coir.ei'-ioti ; but
when he ha- done this, Set hiiu commit th-
tii'.
1.1-
ght- an 1 arguments that '.od hi
ed. t.
j .!- .'.nets oj ttie r.rir.t- r. an-i rv
a 'tis r: '.'. : !' tie- f r-he bef.,ii,e--
'.:.: the' pi .a, i,i r of a tiioi--.n '. ---rni:-ri-.
jT, if y.'i joea-e;. the father of a thou-ui, 1
pr-scio-r-l n the driy of I'cl.t".--t
t ' r - ticu-and cr;ils w-re a-bi-d tj the
eh'in'l'i bv ! ter's preached rmon but
v. 1 , -hali t' il u- the thou-andi ti.at have-b-.-ti
'iiigiy iii-n' f tte 1 by riioiing ri.r
j,i a, t' I i ',.-" ut ihf'l hjut"t '.i'l iiw r'ti!
,, .' 11 ,,,n. ,. i',,i Ln i ",r-f.
A fillet: on, d. -or:; :.' :tid le n.p'titi ,!,- fir
ti. i.e-dfu! as e-oe... ,-; . t..,h i
v.., t, !; a , -, le--.ii a- w, .1 a- 1- .
t j. ; a;. 1 a man may -oil elm.t- l-aru a
lu i' h 1." in 1 ing a night er day,:it!.
d'j-p, a- from being f ry 'lays in the n. - .:.t
1 see Jonah : -i:.- '-it of a whal" c ir-d
.f r-t iii'iti. I -ee )!'( go np into tie
lie ;:.t with n.-ii,i --s. ;.-i c-i.e d ;!, in a
tiuft ai d t r-ak tiie tio-s. Forth-r, i -w-thrie
;-,;-d ii-e;e;-. a-tei.il.-g lio ir loa--t-
r i:,t tl.o M ,-unt iind '.ihing a-i-.p
lie: re. I; i- W'li f I VOU tj be (1 tiled I,.
,-Si Kelotu v.hi:- voutarr-, in I ne w ieler,e-s.
1. ,''ii .'.. i; i "a:.J j:--'- ! : '.' .r i ll-av-
u - -t-r'i .! ..-IN 1.- ' "ir- i-.j, and ...,
A FLAYING .'!.' isLT I'1 iR i.'HILI.'LLN.
I i.-r.- r. a ! of a f oh-r who -1, ef-d f ,r
' a -ii of hi- (l.iidi-n a ; ' f r- ' :, .
v.l- 1-. ui.n ! !. ti.-y loigi.t 'liiy r- i'i
ti. -: i : i '. or- . and ! i n' ooi ti,';i n-ans
be!" .-- .-.!. I I- . ! wa- p'.-n t-d oof.
oin-d t , . . . .; y
I 1,-- i
t i '1 v
t w a- - i' ii
v. 1" 'ill li--
i t...
I . i,' a:i ei j . I,
i'l'itt'! il , it',,
Ti 1 11 SlJ'I'i:!'! V !' ''I :', !!' 'I'K.
'J - n." ' t j':-t "- ' a :.. io- o; v no-!
-ii o.-i - th-- - '.do i.' . a" ni' !.', ',', 1 ,''
i i g of a ! i v iu': S a vio ir, ' li , hi- I , -
t! - end of the law hr rig 0' , i-:. - -.ti e .....
rv '',, ti.nt 1 i-ii-e, th " li , !. th.-,-. I r-. j
" ; i-t ' io 1 and a Savi o;r," "gra-i i'i- a ,o
ri. ou-," " j io, i y th- j.j-ti.o-r,"
" 1 ... I t ,i and jU -1 to I '.'..'. u . our i..-
'". S.
I ; o! el-; h a'-i i ! ot it i, mo t
gr.il. : J, ' i. -I. j ll- li.ol- W- pl-.-s -o,r
-'J '. to - i.-, -- ..i.-r-.i Ooi . :. n'i tii oii-n-
-r go t i I, ,0, ",. - ; 'I UO'i ' '!' si I '
' -'!. t ' ' ,!. ' - v. . oi,- :t !'e ve ... 1 '. i 1 .11 v. ,-' ii
W ie ,11 it is a , u , - 111 u-oll ti V wli.it
.- . -.. : .'i V ..',: - ' T. s
Sltiricultural.
., . ... . . . ,
1 om the Fa, ma -S Journal. !
e i. - I', e .i l.'L' SMC 1 J V M I. Ill 1 h - I I
r. i 'i i r.v i i.t nr. -v .s ,-uii i .
GOMIIK AS SUM WAS 11VK i'EAUS
AOO.
The rapid improvements i.: the ngriculture
of lldgeeoinbe diiriiig the la-t rive years is
justly attracting a large share of public at
tention and, presents a gratifying instance of
a people, by a well-directed impulse, work
iug a .piiek and happy change iu their des
tine. From all iiuai'ters the voice of gen
. , ' ....... .i .
clous congratulations greet, us on ice um
limit resiu.- of our cfl'oits, tilling our hearts
with honest pride and gratifying emotions.
Although we know that the Agriculture of
the noble ' Laniicr County" is yet far be
low the standard we would assign it that
manv of its departments are still very much
neglected, many worn out farms in her bor
dirs, ami he r pincy lands present miles of
uniiihal iti' 1 wilderness; yet there is a stri
king ci-ntrast between Kdgeeouibe now, and
l-lil tree ombe five years ago. Five years ago,
her agriculture wascitinr under the old re
rime or trying to e-eape from its shackles,
l.ut under every pa-t svste iu, however im
perfect, she always took high rank in the
agriculture of the State, lle-r naturally fer
tile soil, though much abused, yet enjoying
uncommon security from vicissitudes ot
droughts, storms, !., a climate hU'.y fa
vorable tor varied production, and a people
devoted to agriculture, naturally gave her
this position.
Hut the same destructive industry which
i -iriv reduced to barrenness so large a sur
face ef th- Atlantic States, also worked e!e-
structtou here
Cleaiing the foret--, is-
hau-til.g the soil, and la pcatil g till. (li-as-!
trous r-jicration, formed a prominent feature ,
in our agriculture cf the past. d ,wu t j with- ,
in the lust twenty years ; emigration vv as the I
natural resuK, aii'l a wiMerne-s ot worn nut
plantations, of which th'-re are still many in
J. i U -nice. ii 1, II, i- n-M miii-- . ,i
i i. I v (' tl, i
ture IV.mvr is? at once the chief ami piltie s
and humiliating ev i donees of our civ iluatiou j
here. Thev are often but a few mile- from
some bu-y mart or farm,
urv of i rod in 1 1 iu and
glow ing in the lux
couifjit. A -hort
s, soon makes you
n
le t:
gh wild
tl,
triking eo:.?r::-t. Tie "id fields
-n r view, bright, o will u J T'o-e
Moll ti.e -im
a t- r ii - rl o in t
.lie
..f May ) and stn tehieg like
listatie-.
J be tieleis are worn
out, lut -tii! t'.-vered with ve rdure e.f s-'ine
s.-rt. The hro.mi-straw waving in the wind,
tiie whit" Vri'T, the wiid rose, tiie criih ap-
tde, and a tiijiisiind hmnhle, shrnh-
and
ti -.vers have thrown the muntle of charity
over iKik-otiic-s ; and pru(i.- of ditl -rent va
rieties are craspin evervtliing !iieh prom- j
i-es siu j-ort. A t:i tu .il life is not w anting in
t'no fei.tjre, sheep, and c-ow are grazing,
there, hut their rTeSe-i.ee docs not relieve
the 1 on- iiiM-ss nf ine scene. Here was the ,
dd hone-.-leiid ; the trees cf the little prove ;
lev" hccndciii-d wlili the ae, an 1 th-ir
skeleton arms are stretched out towards
heaven, as d. ii ri:,g tie- rcckl' s-i:: -s of man. i
Th - ro-.f tr. e i- g, ne.hut there is the h-irtli-s!
iti", there .-lands tie: hl ickeiieei eiiimney,
a s jiltary.and glo.-nii
and on its t r th-- n
moiiiniient 01 the past ;
icking L:i i enrols his
lay as no rrilv
the 1. 1 1 1 ; I r n tie- l.oiii,:-
st'-ad still applaud- 1 his heautif
while in tno-irnfal cmitr ,-t the
mi'.nterv.
wild
e - W i
in ii : lit ir i
-Oil.' if th
'I'l'ge ot many
hir-l und tiie d am
ti
f the t! iiii-r.
A
I the peon
w
ho liv d
an 1 labored h. -re,
wh.-r . are the
foil,-, 1 a gra
and fres,er 1
y ' Ah 1 they have h..g -li.ee
e nr a f irfime in some newer
;ind. "W hat ran-.- t! e-.. fre-
ipieiif;, i t ii rr-s ot e
tj.it ill o.i.er .""tat-s
t ar-- s laws of j ro
,i i. nt violation of t
i jlatioii. not only n.-re,
It i- ignorance of na- (
eti -n, and cur ou-c-1
in ; tr mi this cause our
l'i-t in i'i-trv was ne i-.s-.iii
ily d.strjctive.
1 he harder we wrk'-d
and .i.-datl'.n f li !
the tioori-r we got.
o-.Ved -eir f -' t-ie . a.- n tt-
iociists of logy t
t -a inly - !i ve Veal-, -eir ag
t found the h"tt on, ittlon
'in li r tiie- etf ii - of sr.ini.
r:-; ,i m'-n who f -r lif. i-n
u u ! marl more or le-,-itt'l
-'tie r manures t i eou-
ura,:y as it Ol 1 t!i
luring the: 1,,-t
rlc.lture -ank tii! i
;---g on t ' r . ' -::i.-i
-:' o-ir t.-:---t .-iit-rp
years or m--re ha .
w ', ;i tl. y had it.
-iii. 1 ah!" extent.
'I ;
mav sal o y
a-
er,! . to t.'i'it
l!dii,un-l Un!
ki, o lede ha. i
cur" i '-r d rti
it iiiio pra.lle.
t- '.v -; o ir ii.-,-iv
eeiti.ln ti.- 1
-'f I! ig'e ui.he
:reat ! eii-f-K '.'.r of i.is roe,
ii. J!jt lii.t..'. 1 r tin on tic
heeri ae piire-1, sceim-d eith. r
l!:T, at. -I the t.l-k of J , '.
t o ij- re-.li an, ij.-i ;.t f r a
en. rg- tie i.e n, and it i- o-,.
-t :) yeoir- that the i'.rii ,-r-have
i o'lu-.d any ju-1 eonee p. '
i'.lls
I I'll
ot tl
p., -
a'
it pr ,'Ju- tioii or ei the true ;
.,,ty. "t hen an effort w is I
t i gi v gre.it'-r aeti ity to J
i W ' t ,.o-. -e,; a...i to ae- -
f-. t
' 'i-
d i
gre-
I,- ail;'
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d iu tie- i
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Ui!- cliinruifi til:
- Ot the
an i ti.e !
1 i.-r p i
: -eil,
d- of s. -rn
out pii
is atio'hi
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a hi
l.-i-
out o-t -a :i-
I'- .o-'- l.' e i
of tr
t a
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o W-
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a v.
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of.
1 t!, 1 1- in !
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1 ti o ; nn-i
' : it
.11 to the;
k'-t I.'.'" ;
ite .'; s a
T-r
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i owner !
act.-, tin
r hlV.' s
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f'oir li'it.
t v.'li tie
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t-..r,
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II
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oil.-', t '
Vott 01 i
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e.v 1,1,-1 .
V- t v'.ij,
;r ot or
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ii Itt -i.
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I.e- ol'!, 0, ,y I ri ,
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L -r- f f
t.lll
it '
.1,1
Orudgery, although more is accomplished.
Instead of nn arena for the exertion of mere
ibruto strength, it has become a new and in-
v'uing field, full of interest and excitement
f'"'" ; " w! oi-
t.i'eliciitl ami otiev its laws.
.
( ur farmers .seem determined to seek their
.i . i ,:r..l
own happiness, in restoring me oeuuuuu
plains ot l',itgecoinle to more man meir pris
tine fertility instead of sucking up her life
blood, aud theu abandoning her for fresher
realms.
We have but just entered on this new path,
and already it is strewn with Jmits as well
a-i flowers. From little more than three
thousaud bales of cotton, and other clops
rronoi tionnte. we soon ro-c to six thousand, ,
then eight thousand, anil HOW ten thousand I
will hardlv tell our number. Not 1-ss than
a halt million ot dollars will, we think, be.
required to pay for our aggregate exports
this year, while ipany tinn s as much niust
remain a fixture i the soil to gen-rate fu-i
ture wealth in rnplel progression. So stands1
Hdgecoiube in lVifl. How will she stand
five years hence!'1 The answer depends on
themselves, i ALPHA.
GROUXn AND UNHROFNU FOOD.
In a commuiiicitioii from the society ot
Shakcts at Lebanon. N. Y., in th
l'atenti'r
(.Mliec Ue poit, we iind the follow ing :
The expel ie nee of more than thirty years
leads us to estimate ground corn at one-third
higher than utiground as cattle food, and es
pecially for fattening pork; hence it has
been the practice ot our society for more
than a ipiarter of a Century to eiiml all our
provender.
The same expcriiu-nt in lue-s us to put a
highe r value upon rooked than up-ui rawj
meal; and for lattening animal-, sv. me jar-l
ticularly, we consider three of cookcei equal!
to four bushels of rav meal. J
i'...:i ...:.!,:.. t i.. .i i'...-
l iil.i liljlil iiic .i- Illlt'ti oi ioui e.ii.s
ur society fattened aiiiiuaiiy for thirtv y ears'
I from 4.',i)0i to .1(1,01111 pounds of pork, ex-,
clu-ive of lard and ofTil fat ; and it is the
. , , . ,
eon-taiit praeti'-c to cooli the ineal, for w Ii
i
' giy or seven liofasli 'ktltli.s fi re' Use,!
. ... ...... t ..
The Shakers are a close oiiSe rv ing. calcu
lating people, and go in far the practical re
alities of life, and then f ire, iu the economy
iof food,
in
i-t he j resutu d to he
iuJg
I
i
'
d in Ihe ,
n-i!e of!
r.XTK.U"! TNU TAIL
This uh -tanee, so extensively n
Soiiilieru f-tates for srreti.-ing the .-j
er Unary farm Vehicles may he r.
proved hy coating the lijhtood wit
of '.-it ton s.ed, tin ee or f'.-ur inch," ti
, unlaw.-r
, pre-
vl '": ' '"Vl'r:,lB 11,0 K:l11 v 1,11 ''artn i lie
oil ol '.lie ee t'.On se-ii nci-tilieil withSi.etar,
and it makes a fompo-.tiou which ! -es not
' pitch " up the L ib cr nave, and i- --- niiig
the ft- i t,, j- r. ferahlj tj pur. tar, -r any
inixtur e f aiiinin! grea f ir con, n.. n wood
en s; indie-. We have -tried it, and have
practical knowledge of the fact that it will
ail much to the run" atli.vt one-third"
more to every kiln. &jithirii A.rt n'tir-
S'lAL'-si'i'a ron im:.
-I. Dow ning, lat editor . f the Horti-
A.
- ul t u ri -t
vs; "I Im-t fn-.-n the lsat.ella
:ra;
iiroduee '! UUD tine ilu-li r of Weil ri-
truit in a se.'.s.iii
v t.
e lih i ral i..-e .
: w ee kly w ash.
loan u re and -. oip-udn 1 r-.m (I.
I ne ill et "t si-ap-suds on other p. ant- i
s in-, thing surpr.-iiv A e pr -- vine, wli'u h
had re it, .lined station;! ry for a fortnight. In-u
ah . it t,vo inch-is high, inini. d iati iy (.ru
tin 1 1 e e 1 grewino after a god watering witii
.-oap-siid -, and gre w a'.out six inches the fir-t
lii.ulu;,.
" - ---
Charleblon and Florida Steam Packets.
I Iiil. tl Alalia Tl.iil l.inr.
osK.M t WLI.kl.Y.
l '',,jn.rring ril' iLe i'o ir .,ik .'ieimrr eifh vny.
Ti
IK AI.OI.INA, L. M.
I', r iit.i- ti r, win I' j --s-iojo.y
ntt ii'iftn, ,it
, t, oi' It j ft ir fat J.ie-k
..IMI. nn lie- "St . J.ii.n'a
ri . v e in ( ij or ti stun un
li-, I
iiini I',
r 'iiriiin", will
H.niilDV, .
I V fitlillf - tl'"'
i u
,,t .
ric.st.-r, will
eeit , a I .ili.e
rts, v. ol .1, i
ii-,or. ami, e
.. li: ie I r,
lu ,M "i--.e
... ii l... I .
gii-tiiii. It
nml, I ii'li to
k ; r t inoi
)1- ICO
niill.1 llWivf '
I- i.i.ly
i"
uiiO- on s.,j.'n .
i.i .,.:. ,y I..- j. w n
fr i trin to St. A il
- .1 i.re, tiiry m n.,y
..'--m ei.i ie. t',-r tl.,-1
tl.i most Xt re i.e, U
.1 t
0,-.,ts o.. i..
ire OijinijiMij.il -
.t.rs
i tf .F i(jk-iMiv,!ii .
I r. lo I'.hUj.
F .r I r .gi.t or P..is i;o , nje-iv en bo
I li
rd, at Sou-
,i i a i,.i 1 1. or to
JuliN W. ( A! I 1. 1. 1., r'J Ii-t Jjiy
I ...-ii.ry Ih, I-.'..'!. iiJ
Harness and Saddlery.
17 j 1
T"
11. 1,1 ti .1. 1-i.t tjtia u
9 tf A I N t n-1 FP," . v 'i )ii rile; if atri "i"
I S . K.-t'- II ,. nr,.; ni .r v n .,..-!. II n
tr, 1 !') h tjifi dm
tie, H--nr't;i'ni ui
nirl It f 1
-f -ip-ll,
rkntpii
"'Vri to tu.
1 : ry fo.iirji, a ., ll ildVillj I.IJ tlill-i ft jd'Q lot
t'o.e
i 1 iiniuhis and .irumifiii",
I ie nli i' in '"imi'trte aiili Mir Ijai almfi in (!
a' feu'-.''! iTieei.-
k iif- ol Olllllry I'rnillK'1 '..k'-n in
.11". lor , .,o ft (hl ll i'' r t ,jj-l-f J.flrfH.
t,ie A ,!,, -i I, I Ill'
Mil.
A
ft ik injicr i(i(ikj jijcj.
r.i.
ui.tari'r will Hft ai '(-nil '!
J. H. I;aI y.
II'. I If '
I
A'.
- tr rt of t hp N'."H ' ,r..
rn Wl,.
ri, in (lie
w i; v . -r.i: i)
II r-H ,'-.
!1Z HOTEL
rrMlRi
n and commodioiii hueiso in t.incolntmi,
fiivnnilily known in former lino-" Moii'f
llnl.'l, ten r-T.-nlly boon refiiU'il iul put in coin,
(uri.iblo unlor by llm ubscnber lur tiie ncroinmuila.
lion tf tha
TIlAVKLMX'i rUHLir,
nn.l nu h "I hi nuinrriiin Irii-inli ss limy lavnr liim
Willi hhH. Il ,li-clg'-i U Hint Ihe lilniost ilili
ti'i.e-n in h if li" iiHss, ii ml a'tnnnim lo Ion cuanmi
ni, nun i-tt. et lo oneii n nnrrni iirsi i
, . i, k.ini oi ti c uul.lir. (iiv hnn but a iri
l mid i.o w ill provo all lie In r awarta.
1 11
roup.
y-sif
Tlilliiit-ry nml l:nitii:un:l.iii
f ltll'. iiiKlcrfigned wnulil re.
iL s' ft In 1 1 v iiit-rin Hie public
y- ; I lb.it she liim I'lH-ned a Miiiini ry
V"S ""' .iliniii.Mii.'iiin'i i'P oi me
Town of Silisl.ury, w lure she
will nr ii'i-iiw l lo t xreutH work
1. 1 hi-r line aei-uniinL' to the Iu t-
I est i. 0,1 iniisl aiiprnvi cl p.illi rim.
Tin- Tans nut Northern fashions reeeiv cil iniiiitli.
Iv. All work sent from a liislnme will be l.oili-
fu!!y done, end puni tu.illv reiuittid uceoriiin to
- ' r. IVie. a rt-.iM.ini 1.1.-.
The iil.si-rihi r i-m be uiwaya B.und nt her atiop
in .Mrs. Weal'a huililmif, n'ioillt8 to .Mr. h)Ie
store, or the Ituvvuli ll-.u-e.
1 UliN lol.IA A. AShhW
f',iua.'v 2
"is ts:,3. 1:1 tt
J-, io 1 (eif f it ft! l fi
1.I'I11UI t IBCI'IIMII'M"H
Nev Medical, Dru
Chemical
STOUK
in b 'flit". npxt d.mr t h ii'hn- I o rio'h-
inj Morp-, w iipffl li'f V i-i (" -''l 'o c M ii iit'i
ft mi tj M-i - mcii tj'i'iy frffi'-ftpt lull aiu.' M.-il.
I'-in s a ni.iv be (tn-iT'd Aliini.ijf'i riiliut i'r;li
".rs in ihn viCitu v i!'V trimi by t jth tn uuro
II, I ' I ' ( H' t- III lOfl til IIHUlr-
IimI .ttrMt ttf it.M o-t
" ee rit llie ro, h Vnctj
t' l!i, ..iiniiiuiiiiy A
r e ir ' i ie in l li ir il p w ill
tie k'-lii ell h HI C leg 'Oi'-r M
I'll If It Altl 'I'S, l'l'.'"'
lUush.-s, Ft,.-i,
i (i.,V'i Car-'m '
i Ii a g. '..-ni i fcio. k ot
''', Jl II JlliMtfS,
( ore's, ( hrrnws
o'.n, ,( i-., Unt il
iij hliif, ij e'.
l.g i'l'el,, (' . i
PliV"ieiiin, I'Utitio" ioui h.o
,-f it eh-a in I In-, r 'lie-, v. ol i
tio-m and Hoik. pii-Ii i-1 .1 ni o. .
i-,rv le. -how ihr arti o i, ,ir
.mil .it Uiw pri. ts.
Klll I- It
t'hirlnlt .u'.wi.v I -I
f. rid all in wt.il
W ' II t- -l lip.JO
no" m will it. ee
ot the- lM't quality
ui.iNRrs.il.
.'lOH'
.1. II IS I l .V .'
.S a BE E3
V K just n(',-i (-il oi
W i!l,nia' Lai'i
lei-toiid
-r p. rl ol"
lll'dilig, I
II. I).
.St
Lniinu nnu uniriMnu
in w '.t' h pv.-rv p- it-l v t r .et v of ca a!-
tl ' n k t? im i .t (inn : ff in i tu i l u r ai of ar t iti iti
li-Un art it jit atitl luf it() on ihc iimmL m. tit fa to
Iff c '1 ; l haV
Jl ,o , . u ,
v I
i;itJ(K, ti.
i hrtriii;
Tobacco,
ant! in h-i-d pvarv thoilt fif ill
ty liail quititv Ibat
im rver lr i-.jji.l in Hot innrii'-i.
1 r roue- and u ',il yuii an!! te lfetleil g n
li'-eialil-, and ,'i urt coot, t .
J IIIIMN fi CO.
l,rmh'T i'l. I".VJ. 4 J t
J'. "s . W'e io .nil v.sah!f lo do f.i'1 itm.jii. m ti,
i-t'-il.h- lieu in, ill allur llle lil day o' J.inil'rv
1 1. mix r At i ciiy. J. II A. CO.
To )1 I iiriiitr l'iitroii.
d
,wti i( I (iir nil" -ii I tiii h" j'"r, !!( j
h i vm rr in vd-B iril v ' j w t ! i f " I -i 1
.. fit t ,IiiiQ ..VOf ) i i ' TOM if", f f! 'itn ol pri ,
tiii.'j. Itr my in 4 it V Ineni)- ,r rn nn I f t-. r t tu
I ' i m ir li ! I ni' I til r-t tl r M T J lu t !i-m my r, r ffe ,
in iti kit fii pf i let u I k-o i .ii;rt' l'-r t f ni . n v
ji 1 1 1 ) f ' j it u d voi it hn ti 1 I a h ..-fcinffi.-B ri"-! v
i! uf tlit ir lnttfiJ- I'itiii t mi, li.ttn, tf-ufi inv 'Ii I
luiji-. wittmr I havH i n.p.iMft yt t-r id"
,iu r i-.tH of n ig i t' J lii't y, t tj t nrn 'n
V'.'i ruy iih.' gr-iiftiil a. a -I'j-n-'iii inr p-i
1 Warm, iinif ttj i inrm lit ni)' " 1 y 'ir l-t
Uif- !! Hf(ti ti ip;.n -.
J IK.S A. SAM.fr It.
( hutivtfr, I'frrmbtr 1 , I'-.V. j
' ----- .....
y ESxpress !
" 1 f W..,fil I- ' w ft , tl.y 't'P 'fl. j
C'lmI. t.tr ( .N h j r it ! 'IU l "
I' vhn iii.'f-n viit'i r 1 1 V 'i '' whiptp"rJ
H nf f n' ; ur pif-(i- iih rn'-M Hn !
Iihm f.T iiojM-; h Iim ; I f it , p.. iU MTt-rnt '
I 'if p'r-'C ! R Of I 'I' h ; OT I 'i I 1 111- l fi fPH ' "I j
t. n.i a i I I.'? nu.ji iv !-v tut ' 'u ' i
fiiorr,, ntf..t,d ifi.t '..(mi.. .,f K I'frt Shi.'
hi-I S.t(jl-r i,r1 lldrnn. ikr tn tiie lo'i
leir'o'l" II
B iUitl' cont.Mt (,f U.o lolioif. va
l-ll, n. lo Wl ;
Nnrlh Curooi.-i S Dlkl.l.S.
K m,iif, k- v
I -irfi iiii-ia "
Ij.ia'or '
ll, a'', h m 1 v-ir,i.'v of in-Oi'eii neolo i inrrrvly
,r tra'"-l!'i'ff ?.-'.' 'I'-' w .r'.n'i il in wn
'.! Ill- Il'-S 3 I 111.'- . hlnr ilietil Ol 1 .(j'Ml-N. 1o-
l! .ii.f1, ll ttiim
U:i
l,,, U-ifity li.
li'iv t a nil ..' i,"'i li'.r ili nil n. i n rn-r 01
I ll':r M llti ll il
S.kIiIIi ry tl:iriSu .11 ,
l.p jll i-i on t Ii- rnokt iii'i'l.-r itii ti-niia. mlhr liy
tie- vuliule a.il" nr n ot I.
J f'f.ill utfil m:c. Si,n;i uun ili,,r Kill ejf I.,
.--1 1 r 1 r n a M., re,
li .-IUW.
( l,.h,ttr. Sntrmhfr 10. -t.'ll
SADDLERS' AND COACH-MAKERS'
I IIAKDWAItlOtiVr.
THOMAS MACKLZIE : SONS,
A'j
l'i Hull iiitnrr St i 1 1 Holt i nun r
l'i lll'J I.II V .,i il lie i o in II i .--iii, Smlil'i-
-J I re-s. I'ijli-ll M.oi'l' ami llr-iim, litrili
H . ., S,.rii-ii. ll.ii.tn. Hi l. -t ... Sn'iiii!., Ailr.
i .l all k rn a. I jjjel, I. nee. IlilN I I I I. i.l) W S, lll,,
i ji-.k. ' ' ir ' iti.'" '.'el iiii' U .I I'aii-iii I iiita-r,
: ' -ii j,e, i . i a , '.d v.. y ai lr .,un en-ii will, ei i lu r
le in. Ii i.l llie leinni-.', wheli i i,i v am leei arroi . ,
' tu JUfl'- ill! f ti-li.nii-ra mi n gimtl lefin bh any
' hpr lnu if. Uiu r.u'pd Sta' pi.
A fni it ti r Im. tuk- nt I rr- S:!f Ai'j'intinj
IMIlSat-d SjK-nitr- (iVi KKKS.
J f Orrtfa (rfittnntlv aMnilpd In. Addrva
TII' 01 AS MACKKXZII-: A SONS,
jNli. U'-ii lia-ilui',' .S'l'tai.
l en.,, r 1 '.--..' I', . I V
in
II.M.Pritchard,3I.l).;A War with England.
OKHCK rLMVS BltlCK BUILDING.
mm "S fiH
t'luiilollr ami fMdilh-t'aroliiiJi
ItAlt-KVU).
flllK rASSK.NtiKIl TRAIN ia now running
r
d:;y, iSundiiya cxve,lfl) frum t'olunibii lo
Clurlutio.
sdiir.Di'i.r;.
Leave ruluniliia, 7 IMI a.m. Leave (.'harlotle 7 HO a m.
Kiifg.'v. "
Vninhi..', !' 4n "
Ymiiri'.ville.in -'il '
llliiika'ni k, in.Mj
l'heieinlle,l I 4.i "
Kheneer, 1J iS .111
I'nrl Mill-, I 3,i
Morruws. Si v;tl
M.irniwi', 7 4: "
Knrl Mill", H tl.'. '
V .bi n. If r, I-.4S "
( heaierviPe, 10. -Ji "
HUt-kai.H k. II I1"" "
Y.mEinviiU-.ll 211 "
V iiin.ru, ro' lki IU p.m.
Itidi.eway, IU.SU "
Arri. t harlnile, ii 411 " Arr. l.olumbia, I JJ
The I'RKHIIIT THAIN r.m daily, leaving Co-
imliia and ttharlotlc at 7.l,' u. in.
ThH-e it a Hailv line of 4 In.rne STACKS from
riiailntte lo Snii-bii'y, conni i-iind will, 'he trains.
I'mm ( hmcrvillii line of li-ges run" in on-
nrrlinn wiih Ihr earn on Mi'lidnv. VVriliit-ad.lv, and
Kmloy, lo L ninnvnlo, Glenn Spring", and Sjiai
tant'Ori;.
C, IlOfKMGIIT. Agenl.
Rvetmhrt 3, Ifa2. 41if
JOHKT KAF.TY'S
ft
1 J..
H II K Sutmn iSr m mi M'ppv lo inform Die tilt.
JL, i 'fu oi Karlniie and iti n r rtm mj i rnun.
Irv, thai h tm tTi"i d into N p. i-n !
i ge irret, uniii' (ln'o!y )n( k nt riillrr H'til.
tit'fe he in now rnndv lo aitpnil tu nil huntp" in ht
line lit' h is rf'it lh: trt ni n K!n n, ntul i Ihere
ti.re (.Vtt'M.in.t-tl In ti i Ihe t t-t, imj uin-t iMnhn'ru.
b e n'i'l evrr put up m .hi ton ami at nr-iltf.
1 rlMI UrM(; Here imU nd in a c-audlf
iii'iiihcr, hy i jtlii.i i ih ih..j
JOHN II V Ii T V .
Col I ego,
l. IIIV
II. II. SMITH, l'i
MtOiain ,lli- - . f,.l
S. iniri-, II I en l.i I 'P-
f-ol.-iit, anil I'r,i:Vi",r i
iiil VI ulefii La' if,iaia.
r--r ol .MwiiiM, iul Alura
, A..-.
. triftuf l'hnii:rv , M.neral
y v . ft N i' ijr I'lii ''(.hv.
!, V1l Tt " tn M .)..!(! i
.I. A . L IITum. ... Larut-t-i
Course of Instruction,
And Tcrnm ; T Stfnfi u Tint Wtflt :
I Vn-n ('i.tir-e, 1 I 4n
I! ptrniory "J. fi&m ",00 ;o iUtn)
I M N r hi ji t Htm 0 .iiif if nn 1 . ts fin im o
V. I niiiAry un. Um 5.1)0 tJ
dftniin, h'rrni h. SianH. nn lulnn. itrs,eirp-
t,i t !.. m Ihe f u i' I 'ot ? 1 1 l-tt.
("ontMti'ei't fft if vrtmif with ( irruunt'arfr,
htr tjfrnJit'f $,irftt In tn pid in ailvnitrt.
IttHirttti., fij'-in, fuel, etc., (rum ft .'-i.i tu 11,0 per
'1 Uf tu -rt' ith hn h tfi I- n! ituti'n hit l hu
!.tr unt ha iridiif-rd th- I fintfi l cri'arf M
d'ur-fl of 'uiy, to inrlu.ln !I t-'i( n mwiri.
t t it in tiir ni't ll.u'fuijh ! lining ( Coiltife in
lllCHon It) II- cuur.tfv, r. .J In y a yi"w n nt
iii,.,.n hi r.i t In tut iijf' .pl gra'ii am '.iii( itir
! i iiji(..ii ! I .rat mi g in i he irvui.ern tir -
I t. f ri.f' i, i-i enn 'in e, 'o ' &(fe to li,i Un- ta
runt P;..h (i-hiii, ny turn of knu h liter: y frtt.r.
l und ijni ' fr a i"ii.
r Yitr. VViiitir Stiiii if I " j 3 A iii (ummrnc
j ri 'e ti'"t .M' ih1.iv in J wntary,
order t the r'utfct.
J il l liirt mill), rr.iionl.
lira Smr StTft-ta-v.
N i" .ill. Ciuwlii CnU'li J , N- ("
Ni.VUIil.rf 3 I-.jJ 41 tT
No (ice (o frravc?IIr.s.
UAIlaV MlltVK'i:.
TLrouli 'I'ickt-t from CL.irl-jtto
To I 'Irtibnre, - l
Aii'l in oiu tnor.ih frr-iu , t i m - a through
Tii-k'-t will !-i- given
To IS.iIliiiMir , lor - 9 J1
l'i; r-''', Coirhps fr vt, a'l nut 1
,1-11. ii Ml I lif ' j''
id in llin a-' imt'fi.
tinl f - ' 1 1 jit at ri.'l"ii
will b uud 10 id a--imt'iK ij itiuri ! ihfl I rv
J itiuri ihfl 'I
..f t . iih n
!i ri-nniiiiin'v nnv f T t - t. nil r'l J
-t!(il'T. iT A 'prtn;ni, U I I a f iifltn. a"
'i!'v ai!h-.ii"Ml In rprt'ivt trp tn C' t-rsi.urjf a1
ilin b'tfivr: f ii'f, aVi ia 1 1 1 ! ' intntfl tnfl th ir
r iitj'L'iHt-iil r m i.t in fi
K'W, rontra.-lfira
i.n 1.1. .
DIKI't t mm:
to tiii: oii ni 111 t 1 1 u;i.
:dc lircally Hnlncrd '
ThfiUfh from (ii re n h'ui,u l' ,, tiichmmtd
or l'rttrsLu'gt Ti' bOLl.AUS.
f II! - im-.-.r K-Mir H-ifce
8 V 11 t t on c h (, (runt
&tffxt :::;:;;.:;:,:,;..Nu.:;
V 14
C'UII'Hif!
1 mill IVit'iwi.iir . ) ti.j tu t.ll tpfr.ti i"it, rtintnti m
, i;i,.,ftcf r,t ,(h . h h: iifh'i and I 'jfiviui- KdiJ
j l(. i'l. ami rnnh nlr Hml Hnnl frmii Vt-rturtf
I I a- i v. rr- B'riiro' t Pf 1 tjfUf , I Im V "H i
! ii urt y, at ! A W , A 1 r i -. hi J h Imi'Miit 1.1 '. j
! iff iiiri; f.iii'l l iy th-r nfipr, nt Mini- I r 11411 eve
!np jr t 'nr 'irih. j
l,'a- li n- n.MijH or Vfl-t''triZ y Turil iy,
; I liiir-; -.v -t n il .-ii n il.i v si 7 K. M afitu in t r ti
j ri-.rV shcuimI d.i y tlinitfal'lf r. tn tune fr tin- ..lilui y
I ill! I III f.
10 ,j li r
i roiiiiieota at Da ii v .1 U-, ilti till! Sta.
J llnl.DKIMIV .V ( o.
r r i. am; a
JiiivSi I-.'.-1.
27'f
MAY IM 1131.
K wfiul'l rrji'i tliiUv iinniMtnro lo llin put. lie,
iii si t !,.iv- M I- fl iy furiiH-d a t M;i.,rtiii:ri(it
ijniifir liir iiiiiiih 4 ml h. y l nt
OVI'JMI V. V WILSO.V,
f ir the pii r ul tii:iiuirii:tiiring
a v. , . a-a1 ?
- ' I 1 II. I I li I, '.A
of Pi-i-ry iI.-mc: r i if i ' n .
We jf fnri.Mi, i.nilifiil work, in a. won! none in thp
N'Ull ll rlei II -ur ii o , ii h.
i i i-'am. wmiik w niuNTrn.
j J I III-TAIKIMi il, hi" n. llm aiiurlct nolirr, anil
I or. i in. iiint.1 iiioili-r tin ti riiiK
I 'I i'.-"hiii nn I'rvin ami Cliiirch Mtrenl", nearly
oi.imia iu herr'a H il.,-1.
C. 'IV loll MAN.
i: WIIXIN.
I hmloln. July C. li.Vi. M.'.lf
rr( iimi ih i ou ?,M,r unur
-fl.iM T VRFRn.nn t
njt KSFKCTFI'I.LY inform ihecitiimanfci,,.
M lolln and Yicoiily, that lliny at ill carry un (l '
at Iht-ir old aland, two donra bi'low I n v id lT
Store, and n.-nrly opioii Kiirr'a Hold, v,IPr'
they are prupared lo macule all work in iheit i,,,,"
in Ihe nealrkl and iiioat taaiuonuble iiiaiiimar I, .'
will warrmit tbrir work tu be lii iilo of lim ,.t
leriula und lo " "ll ny in Hut t-i-non T
If (rood innif rialo. good worlinion and aain.-i'j
lenl on toall Ordt'la will ei.'uieantuuiaBiiitm,!'
are ileteriimirt to merit it. '
A onn of I'm linn will go Nnrlh, onre or ta;rt
a year, i.iiriioiwly lo iiirehue I. pallor, u ry ,,!,,
iniei'd lo lime the tii-rt lint can be buuni.t n ,,J
N'o, h, and Ihi-y will be al.lu lo tell iMt,.r
ehi-aper Work man ny oilier hgp in llm (,..,..
of country. ILTUIVK Til KM A THlU
OT A aupplyof all kind, of KKAUY.MALE
Wi'KK alttnvaoii luiol.
Srpt 8, IV.ri. 33if
I$iiirir
Jron.
1 0 are
inula rcrri,,, ,
i. ,i- . . "
A fr M s - - " - ii.iii
of
fwg... .u.iiii.iv ti," ripiion. Clack
"i.iU, ii,d
t-un.iura tall and ciiiuoiib our Honk.
aio.
(tir atoi k of Sugar t ollVn, Vu,.i4H c
Jit WIN A. IH'l.t.lNy
No. 3, lirnne Ku
Vrtrmhrr IS. 47. if
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.ll alH;liE.S,
CharlaJtc Drug Store.
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tn- -ed lo i In' i-rtn't, ur on lone to lull. 1 ,n i
rr. l-.an . v.ir Wum urf f.-d I hrv i-ejii. i ,
to. -l,t a 'n i, hi .,,-h in i .(.--,, ie Is lo I'll , oi,:,-
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fil i ounity (iit'ri-fiMii' erury ir iritt tu at .,.,
f fn i"f th -n cv.-r t.M.'fiJ m ti bm k t'oun'i,
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inil. O ! 'Ji h adihlmna ! Im Mti1'-r
til I "H
1 1 1
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Wat. ii
200
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fi x a .''J refila. imall -'n, '2j .fi.!..
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Irt X A. t Al.l) I I t
si i.iMi.v 1 r. or ii;iMM..
100
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1 i.x .v cti.! --t i i ;.
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liAtl.D.NS LI.NSKKU ii'
M x, 1 2. l'i J-nX A I U.I W I ! I,
.1. r. Ciilincr,
ih-tiZmil 11 '"I . I put In cm 11.
B iftw 1 r t w in jf a ud uH .i.i.( a 1 n .ti ; X . j1
.i p'r i.f
Trugs. PTedlcInes, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuffs, Ftitty, Thoinpsonian PUukinti
1'dtent riediclnoi, reitumery, Li
tracts and Colognes,
' ife! l.i r I'll a larpr opili 1,1 1'inni R-.i-.1 ei. T 1
II 11-', 1. 1 i.'i 4 I iljfO- .Tfiifliortil of Ale". " e I
n,r'i r - mill l'i im-r-, Nur g .ei I nl r un -i 1. A .
4 i d 141 vr icy ul o h t a r,.e u. . v , - -;
ui I, It, mi-, a.
Ildiui; l.rrn rn'iJiii in till i n. ',-r
'one, al lt,r uailirt u,,l -tuliil, It n'i il f "'
a 1 il in,.!" ' v 1,1 iive ,,ieiiy "i :
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atnn Piilr'inl'ii t' liiaeri. Ullici"'. lrl-',
i.i'low llnyi. a uif) I'livi-rn
ClintU.lt,, .l.inniiy IH. IS.'.'J. 11
.1. M. Davidson, 31. 1
1 9 .1..-. .ei.-.. ,.
jf'J j ni ra'ii.iliiiir i-i'iiiiliy. "
jgJ llm i: rner lluiiilii , ' "" '
Jnhnl'tfi, V
ij., wiimr iip
M Tiiitiy ti'ji'-'i'
itid
Im ij hut cr- ft
I Miinii-niiiii.n
! nutual LIlo lnsurar.ee iiM'
vi i n r.. k At.t it-it-
'111 IS (oi.i,i.liv .-..ntiniiK' " irnii'f l1''
B all lirall li) W line I'urM.iia el .
The grea'.i l r i-k I iki n '"' '" ' ,e
Siavi'B a' tniiu.ill lor a lull. "I '" 1111
jila llirir valur.
nrrirra".
J)r l liarl- I'.. J.,1.11-1,1. rn-iil-ril.
William J. I l..y Vi I'-"" Jt"1'
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Wiln.nu II J 'M. . Tr.a-uri:r,
r. rrin ll.i-l.i-". AU.irnrv, jn
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J. Ilitrainan, li. neml A;" rali11
All l'-.- ar paiil nliii. '.ID d.iy fr
tur, ,,.,-,11. (.r...'l,i.d. h,nf"l'
II , nil. and ra.n,.lili-t, !... If ,,,.o, i
ral.'.n tllu i:u.llHl.y , n y Im l"'l u". ' ,,,,
0"
nt Ih'- lllliir. or any el llie At'tneii . "
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