Articles.
PleATFOKM
Of tht American Parly, mdopted at Philadelphia,
Jane 1 5, 1 ba5.
I The acknowledgment of tlial Alruiglity
Bciiijr wbo rules over the univec
preside ocr the councils of tuitions lio
conducts tlie affairs of men, and l:o,iii ev
ery step by which we have advanced to the
character of an independent nation, has dis
tinguished us bj some token of providential
agency.
II. The cultivation and development of
a sentiment of profeuuHly intense Amcricau
feeling; of passionate attachment toourcoun
try, iu history and its institutions ; of ad mi
ration for the purer uays of our notional ex
' istence; of veneration for the heroism that
precipitated our revolution ; aud of emula
tion, of the virtue, wisdom and patriotism
that framed our constitution, Hud first suc
cessfully applied its provisions.
Ill The maintenance of the union of
these United States as the paramount polit
ical good ; or, to use the language of Wash
ington, " the primary object of patriotic de
tire." Audheuce:
1. Opposition to all attempts to weaken
or subvert it.
K. Uncompromising antagonism to every
'principle of policy that eudangers it.
3. The advocacy of an equitable adjust
ment of all political differences which threat
en its integrity or perpetuity.
4. The suppression of all tendencies to
political uivi.-iou, f ounded on "geographical
the several States, as expressed and reserv
ed iu t lie constitution ; and a careful avoid
anec, by the tieDcral tjvcrument, of ail in
terlcrtuce witW their rights by legislative
or executive action.
IV. Obedience to the Constitution of these
Uuited States, a? the. supreme law of the
laud, sacredly obligatory upon all its parts
aud members ; and steadfast resi-tancc to
the spirit of innovation upon its principles,
i. .o i
. - ii i . i v t i . i
thut iu all dout-tful or disputed points it
way only be legally ascertained and ex
pounded by the judicial jiovrer of the United
States.
And, as a corollary to the above:
1. A habit of reverential obedience to the
laws, whether National, State, or Munici
pal, until thev are either repealed or declar
ed unconstitutional Ly the proper authority.
2. A tender and sacred regard for those
acts of Ktatcsniarjshlp which are to be contra
ditinzuibed fruru acts of ordinary legisla
tion, by the fact of their being of the nature of
compacts and agreements ; and so to be con
sidered a fixed nod setiSsd national policy.
V. A radical revi-ion and Modification
f the laws regulation immigration, and the
acttlemeutof iiuiui.'raiiU. Offeriui- to the ho
nest immigrants who, from love of liberty or
hatred of ovii ression, seeks an asvlum iu the
Uuited Stales, a fiieudiy reception aud pro
tecliou ; but unjuali6eJ!y condemning the
transiuissiou to our shores of felons and pau
pers. VI. The essential modification of the
naturalization laws.
The repeal by the Legislatures of the re
spective States, of all State laws allowing
Ijn iners not naiuralized to vol-.
The repeal, without retro-active opera
tion, of all acts of Congress makiug grants
of l i uds to unnaturalized foreigners, aud al
lowing them to vote iu the Territories.
VII. Hostility to the corrupt means by
which the leaders of party have hitherto
forced upon us our rulers aud our political
creeds.
Implacable enmity against this prevalei t
demoralising fystem of rewards for political
hnbservieucy, and of punishments for poiit
cal independence.
Disgust for the wild hunt after office
which characterizes the age.
- These on the one hand. On the other:
. Imitation of the practice of the p jrer days
of the Ucpublic, and admiration of the max
im that " office should seek the man, and
not 'mjui the office ;'' anil of the rule, that
lJ;? just t.'io Je of sse;nainiijr Hint -!, for of
Jice is the ear ab ilitj, the fitthl jlness, and
the honesty of the incumbent or candidate.
VIII. liesi-tance to the aggressive poli-
cy and corrupting tendencies of the Roman j
Catholic Church in our countrv hv tie ad-
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ancemeni 10 an political stanons ciecu-;
tire, legislative, judicial or aipiomatic ot
tbos ouly a ho do not hold e:i .1 all-.ance.
airectiy or niuirectiy, w any ioreiuQ power .
whether civil or ecclesiastical, and who are ;
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.uiicricans oj oirtu, e'lucaiuu auu iratuin?
thus f;
uiiiliiii ' the maxim, " Ami.uk a.Ns
O.VLV BlIA'.L OOVF.RH AMf.Iil'.'A.
The protection of all c'tizens in the legal
and nrop'r r.ercise of their civil and rcii-
t'ious riht and privile"?s: the maintenance
of the nqht of evry man to the full, unre- j
IiscninitiVin, or on the belief that there , .J . , r. . , , . j . . -i. .i, , ., . r
; - i jit ' r: . .. . a ; ' I- n" Mates, in its relations- with for- r"s...e1 t"U hail mile within the state of
is a real difference of interests and views, i . ' .... 1 ic..i..:.
, ,, - ,. f ,i i' nn gowruments, is to exact justice Irom 1 e,,n'J a,"a- , '
l.utwrcu tin- various svotions of the lu on. , e ; , . J , , ti ii r,. tn tv
ti r ii - r .i i,. r 'the strongest, and do lustice to the weak-1 i hese are all curious ficU, well worthy
5. lhe lull rccogmtiou of the rights of, ... .T, r ., . t.-, , ,.,10 ,l, ,,l,;.,Mnf ..l.tr-
traiiicI ana peaceful eujoytnctit of Lu own t wliicli'tia-l been cstabii-tii-'i t-y prev ioua ,,ur
religioas opiuions and worship; and a jealous ! vcjors; "so that, after all," says Mr. Latrobe,
resistance ." all atumpts by any sect, de-!" the ij;biirij alon,: poles an 1 the ru le chain
noriiiuaf ion or chur;h to obtain an asCi'U'Jan-: r.ieasurcmenU of lTfil and would
ey over any oth-r in the .State, by means ofi
any special priviifpei or exemption, by any j
political comhiuitiou of its nu mbers, or by j
a divisiou of their civil allegiance with any i
foreim power, potentate or ecclesiastic. J
IX. The reformation of the character of j
ur National Lci-islature, by elevatiug to
that di,'niUed and re-poimible position men
fcf higher q'la'.iocatiohs, purer morals, aud
more utistlash patriutism.
X The restriction of executive patron
ageespecially in the matter of appoint
ments to office far au it may be permit
ted by ih constitution, and consistent with
the pjlir tood. I
XI. The eduratkn of the youth of our;
country in Schools provided by the .State, i
which schools shall be common to all, with- J
out distinction of creed or partv, and free'
from any inflm iit-e or direction of
denoiu-
. , . r i I
iiid-uiuiu sviiiir.viaiiiij VI (ucvou-i
r..Vo... c...j au iuc y '
ueci.ions o, tne moat etnim-ul jumc-.ai au-(
- . . . ' . , . , ' ;
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-t.j.. r. . ... , aaoi j - .or h'jij IMDIG IB j
at ouco the aourr-e of Chritiaiiity, and the!
depository and fountain of all civil aiid re-
Iijiou freedom, we oppoe every attempt ,
tj x'ljde it from the ei uools thus t-stab-.
lished iu the Stat.-s. j
XII. The American party, bav'iijr ris-1
rn upoti the ruin ,ud despite of the op;.o- ,
M'ioii of the whig; and dei'ioeratic parties,!
C iiiii t be hi Id in tiny maimer responsible
fir the ohii"xi'iun acts or vi-Iated pledges'
oi i-iiuer, aim iuo mswuiain jcuoii-ju oi
th slan ry quo-lion by those panic Laving1 0f uui,.'t courage, who crossed the Miona
eievated srciioiial Lm-iility into a positive ' he'a with fifteen men, Lecau-e it was bis
eleiueLt of puuiu al power, aud Lroujht our ; Juty to do ao, ti.oujh be would have
institutions into peril, it has, therefore, be
come the imperative duty of the Amori
cau t"u'y to interpose for the purpose of
giving pvaco to the country and perpetuity
to the I'riiou, And as experience baa shown
it impossible to reconcile opinions so ex
treme as those which separate the dispu
tants; and, as there can lc no dishonor in
submitting to the law?, the -Titionnl Council
has deemed it the best guarantee of com
mon justice and of future pence to abide by
oud uiaiutniu the existing laws up n the sub-
j ject of slaveiy, as a Html and conclusive set
tlement of that subjict in spirit and is sub
stance. Aud regarding it the highest duty to
TW their opinions, upon a subject so itn-
poriaut, in uisunci auu unopiivocui utiiis,
it is aerehy declared, as the sense of this
National Council, that Congress possesses
no power, under the constitution, to legislate
upon the subject of (slavery in the Status
where it does or may exist, or to exclude
any State from admission into the Union,
because its constitution does or dees not re
cognize the institution of slavery as a part of
, its sociul system, and expmsiy pretermit
ting any expression ol opinion upon the pow
er of Congress to cstabli.-h or prohibit slave
ry in any Territory, it is the seiie of the
National Council that Congress ought not to
legislate upon the subject of slavery within
the Territories of the I'uitid States, and
that any interference by Congress with sla
very as it exists in the lh'strirt of Columbia,
would be a violation of the spirit ana iiiU-n
tbn of the compact by which the State of i
Maryland ceded the District to the United i
States, and a breach of the national faith. !
governaiv nt, all its citizens iroiu mterter
enee with tie internal concern of nations
with whom we are at peace.
XIV. Thi3 National Council declares
that all the principles of the Order shall be
hcnceforwaid every where openly avowed;
and that each member shall Le at liberty
to make known the existence of the Order,
aud the fact that hi hinmtlf is a member,
and it recommends that there be no conceal-
iiit-nt of the i aces of uietling ot suLordi
., '
nate Councils.
K. 15 liAIU LETT, of Kentucky,
'risii:f)it ot Xuliuiicil Vuncciiltoil.
C. 1). I'Eshler, of New Jersey,
t 'arm put.ii ng .Secretary.
JaMKS M. StU'HKNS, of Maryland,
Jiecuniiiig .Sccrttary.
MASON AND DIXON S LINK.
The National iLteiligenccr has an iuter
cstin ' editorial iu relatiou to this celebrated
but iuvisiblc line. After referring to the fact
that there are thousand hi wbo.-e mouths
it has bi'cu familiar fur years, who have
Lut little conception of how it originated,
or of its true mcaiiiiig,it proceeds to remark :
For our attention Icing brought at this
time to the geographical significances of this
k.lC LIU;! ill'UllAI ILUI"l.aU'.C3 VI IIIIS
is lite, we are indebted lothe're-!.
be of Mr. John II. 15. Latrobe, uf Dal-
e, a gentlen.au whose profound ac.
utt. and literary last- has coutribu-
famous liio, we are indebted to the' re-
search
limore
quireu.
ted much to enrich the common stock of'
knowledge. The subjict was chosen by!
him for au auJrcss bifore the Historical i
c. ,.:... t . ....1 I
sumc cut a very :imitea nuinoer 01 copies
were printed tor tll.-trioutiotl, ne suali not.
n.ieet niirselven to the eli-.rre nf parrv',n
figs to Athen, if we 'piote a few passes from
it for the benefit of our readers, t'peak of
the purely geographical question, he says :
" A co:i'C'iueL'-e .f this state of things
! has beet to perpetuate the memory of the
old surveyor who established u a rare
good fortuue as regards their fame ; for,
while the engineers who located the road
across the Simplou have l'.-eii forciiteu iu
the all-absorbius renown of the master
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KUUIU IULT acniTU , Wllllt.. i II1C UlMIISailUS !
, ., ..i l-ii 4 t
u uii p.-i uic i.utiuuc, v. L'lie per-j
njis snows wno u was mat erectca, ou a
Crag in t lie u.:ast Ot the sea, the WOndrOUa '
li..l.tbo.i.A thut l.i. una i.-fiod i!, ....... :
of a century; while oblivion ha bct-n the
lot of other becef:ic'.ors of inatikind whose
works, of every-day utility, should have
1'een their enduriu nicnuuieiiU, Charles
Mason and Jeren.iau I'lion, who, sixty-six
jears ai;o, ran a line through the forest un
til the IudiaiiS fjrba le the farther pror;-s
of chain and t'onipass, ana whose creatu.-t
merit seems to have been that of accurate!
I.,.. . . r,.r'
"""i - "--v !
t!.eir natuos as la-tiu as the history ot our !
country.
It was in 17 ".3 that the proprietor ofi
iVnnsjlrama and Maryland airbed with
CLarlea Mason and Jeremiah Dix.on to sur-
. . . . .. -
Tcy the boundary between their respective
grauts : and tuiot.- "lo u.ali mWeiaus or
surveyors
larioed iu r ui.ai.i'intiia in .n jv-j
-ember of the sjt.c )':', and entered at
once upon the wvrk arc-H utnn. Accord-'
inii to their own account their new line cl i!
not varj an inch ea-tward or westward of that
hive answered every pirpose, had the pro
prietors only thought so.''
He gives a minute account of the rrogresj
of this wort from time to tune aud thd.
continues :
, ,. iii
whoe hi'tory lui that been
" The Hum
g'lven were dir. ctcd to be tiiarlieT in a par
ticular manner, both by the agreement! of
the parties aud the decree of Lord llird
wirke ; and the surveyors accordingly plant
ed, at the end of every fifth mile, a none
graven with the arms nf the feting on the
one fide and of the J'nhiniore family on the
other, marking the interim Jiite luiies with
smaller atones having a I' on oiij aide and
I an M on the other, lhe M'.n--s with the
arms were ail cent from Ktii'lind. 'Ibis
waa r!orii on the paralb-1 of lati' idc a far
an Sideling Hill ; but here all wheel trans-
portation i-ea-ing in 1 T 7 i , the fjrtber mark-
! ing of the line was the vista of eiht yards'
'd", ith plies of stonos on the crests of
at) tlie ffti rt, ol 'j i r, ,,i(.f.. t.laill er.rrA
'
of the Alie.
was marked
f,et high, aa far aa the summit.
li(.tW(?f(l ,Ljrlj H)p
by po't", around which stones aii'l earth
were thrown tlie bitter to preserve them
Ail the efl irts of Mr Latrobe to di-cover
some information in regard to th charac
ters and personal nppcaranr'i) of theo two
remarkable individuals, proved fruitle-
'Their b tteri," I. aay, "are the tuir - t
bu'ines l'-llers; their j larnnl i the ni jst
naked of reeords," aud he therefore im;J
biine-lf by divining their eharaep-rs by t h -i r
repcctive autoraj hs- from tie e he very '
ingeiiio'is'y dedu'-es that "Mason was a
cool, dalil erate, puiiis-tnkin? man, never in
a tiurrv ; , man, never in a nurrr : a
man
I VIII Tl. r,.,lW-r r.f tl.n mv rmiian t ,,f a member of the Legislature of Delaware.
cm, resi.niuMg, i'j au tur j'yvr ut i tie i - - w " vl - " -" " w
much preferred thrice the number at biH
liecls." from inxon s signature lie inters
" that ho was a younger man ; a niau of im
patient spirit aud nervous temperament ;
just such a one as worked best with a sober-sided
colleague."
"In a. note he tells 9 that Lalatulc,
in his Uibliographio Astrouomiuge, says
tht Dixon was born iu a coul mine
He died at Durham, England, ia 1777,
but Mason survived him ten years, and
according to the Encyclopaedia America
na, died in 1787. One of the stones
that which marked the northeast corner of
Maryland being undermined by a brook,
in the course of time fell, and was removed
to form part of a chimney to a neighboring
farm house. Upon the stone being inisssd,
Mr. Latrobe says "the Legislatures of Penn
sylvania, Maryland and Delaware, took the
matter in hand, aud a joint commission was
appointed, which, obtaining the services of
Lieut. Colonel Jsjncs 1. (jraham, a distin
guished officer of the Topographical Eiigi--nocrs,
of the United State-i, caused the work
of Mason and Dixon to be reviewed as far
as was necessary. Colonel Graham's work
corroborated in all important particulars
the works ot his predecessors. Some errors
were discovered, however."
ly the correctiou of oue of those errors
the State of Mary laud gained an additiou
to her territory of "ono acre and eighty-1
seven hundredths of an acre," but whethir
th loss, fell upon 1'eunsylvatiia or Delaware
docs not appear. Another of the errors
corrected was of a rather singular nature.
Col. Graham says iu his report : " Mr. V.
Smith, a gentleman who has once served as
any nistoncai society ; and t tie manner in
which Mr. Latrobe executed his tak fhows
the discriminating judgnent of the I'ennsyl-
vania society in selecting an individual so
ver con,I)eU!n t0 its "factory perform-
President Yam L'lren at an Eahtii
QUAKEr An American gentleman writes
from Nice, Italy, that during the last season,
while Mr. Vau Uurcn was iu that city, hear
ing that earthquakes were formerly preva
lent in that part of the country, but that
no shock had been felt for a number of
years, he told bis Italian host that, for the
rarity aud novelty of it he would like to
have a '"small shake" happen while he was
there. Sure enough, iu a few weeks there
after iu the dead of the uight, the whole
city and mountains commenced rocking,
and the inhabitants, in the greatest con
sternation, fled iuto the streets. Amoug
others ill the rark which is near the hotel
, was Mr. Van Uurcn, iu primitive co-tume
and in a bi-'b state of excitement. The ex-
, President and the citizens passed the bal
ance of flie night io the streets, and he was
; perfectly satisded with tho "rall , liake."
1 ,
" ovc "id lle to Ins mfe, vihj
' 3 .LaP-aljder I,K un,br!'1 B,at" D
' Je 6' 11 UP Cau- he derives his suj.porl
lro,u ,l,3 ram- d"r (re":dr )
.ti)oilS Vt Ilot.loU and
?Sai -,.?.i
la row put up in the I.irz"t Sizi d
and ia acknow eiigtd lo be tin- beat Sarsipaiilla
maoe. ana certUitU by the H.in.icr:
perfuriiicd, trie nr.irin.il couici ot
i ufea it
wlueh are
tlie pr.iisr3iion cf t;ie proprirtur. Reineiiiber
tin is the ony true and original article
Serofula, Syphilid, M-rruria Coiitplaint. Can.
cer. Gunrcnn, Uheuiiwtiam, and a v.iat v rnty of
oilier c.arajrtia ure ajNrcuily iii.d perleetly curea by
uie u-e oi tiiia ii.eoi-iiie
Read the following Certificate.
Tali, roan Co., Ala, J.m. 12. iej:
iii.aa Ma : 1 .urn yu Una lu certify to you
- ) our rujir:,ct (,i it i.w Uoea n.u s-aiaiui
ril.a lm p-jrlofnif-u unc ot the m'mt woiiitt-ritil
runs on me that haa ever been etietttd on liin.
I t .. I u . . .. .
1 i.iiLica iur luriy year nun nup.
t.,. on my l.ja ana Kit; in iMd they if.,1
"i mil i imu i goon crutfiii-s, and m i-jj I
'r iniutatU al,vt ttn'Luiv. In ab.ni!
a,Ur "iv other . v trr.ke out in Uri-e
eat.i: ur.J running aoiea truin uiy knee to my
lool,..i'd uischargril a ret Ueal ol utii n.irc nm.
tir. .My groin aiu broke out in lure bilea, ul.irli
iiiel..itgi;u mucli c n-nmte miiltt r, and al
time ii. y left hind hn.ke out in firge run.iinj
m.n- a m.iirj n niy I'llHim-.
Tne misery ilut 1 him- aulT r'-'l fur tlie hint
two yean 1 cannot dtaeriSt tn you. I o ,n
aueli a;o,iy tint I mvtr .-. t. d iI.it or nirht
In (k rjt my Kin brouglit me one ol your
u..u. r.ipjT; 1 re.d it, ami tnuni! record ol
. . - . .. . V" "y .!"'
i"i i leiiow iock anu irmruriiij," I ai.i.l
"d ;'"t two b..ttl' a of n, .,,,1 coinin.-nied t.-ikim.
i l' in two weeKa, to ray wrenl aatnliiahmriil. mv
orea all luMnie easy, anu I could t. j( u niL'l.t,
a llimj 1 h id not untie tor two ye ir. W n n 1
had tiiaen an btt:i a, my aorea had nearly all
ncalii.. .VI f ot(;a pot wt II aa ll It m:li.,nlo.i ul
I tl.ive ho A' u
il in al,, i-i.tit bottlcaof voiir " Ki.
tr -( l j ow h a an. I .r.ni.iril. .." i.i.,i I
how COHRIi.tr hlV.-!t H' 1
I entreat nil of the afHicted lo try tliia mca.
cini', ti.r r it w I eur- u ki.i.un i. ...... i.
liie W"i!.t. L iy a.ide all pri . uilicu and in. I
1 Iry it, and prneUnti it great worth to aiifT-rinv
,Zi," t",r:"'1 10 lJRe ,ur "
My case is wt I! known in a larrc portion ot
South Caro'ina, tj -uria ..ml .Manama, .,, , iI(y
aliould doubt 'iie above cure, 1 r-Tile tiirrn lo i .ill
on mr, anil I will ahow tiiem the acra. I can be
found in 'i'aiiapooaa Co., Alabama, one mile from
.-t-t a F.rry. KK.NAJAII lltl,Ilt.s.
'i'h! V-llow Dock and Saraapjrilla ia wruliar.
ly a.laplui lor ftmah aof dcI.caU' heiltli, re.u.ln.
Ironi irn jjuiarity of nil n.lrilal dneh.-.rei , ami
: olh r diaru-i peculiar to their arx. The propn.
jclorlm in hia po:iofi c'eal nuinlier of ccr.
tiiicatnof euri-l. rMrrnrrricrl t.i lli.j,lua.. .1 . ....
tion. a..ure tin- a til i c led. th.t a boiil
Iwoof iJr. Uuy.itt' Kllract of Vcllow li k ami
SaraaparilU will at once regulatis Ihoac ditfir ul.
tua and renew the natural tncriric.
ly Put up in quart bottle. Price t pr bottle.
Sold W holeaate and Ket. il by
k('M IL k MKAIi,
1 I I I'burtrra St, N. (t.
tiencral Aifenta fhr the Sauilherrl Slatea, lo
whom all ordt-ra mint be addrraanl. Sld al.o by
tii- priiii iu.,1 Jlruggial iu every vi'lajjf.
ii It ATI.N .
Jttil I'uhlislicil : A .Veic Jjiyjovery in
Sllrtn trie !
A r'KW VriRf)H OV TIIK
I'M H ) A I, l ltlJA I M .N T,
xTi-VVV matorrhea
uSXfe S,,,.,
ttpinta, I.a
Ihoul .VI. iheine. ol iM-r.
I.O...I Weak-
u I)' I. i lly. Ixiaa
mliliie, vV en 1- ttvun
f the I.imba and f'aek, lruli.i. aitiou and frira
imlv f.r St ;uv and l.alior. Ilullni of Aopn-.
hen. i", ii, J of M inory,averiiii,p to S:m fy IhiVc
of S.,iit,.ie, 'I'm, i,!ity, S I! Ihalru.t. I): II ne.a,
Ili ad A'-he, fitvoiufitr v Jia' tario a, Paifn in lhe
Sine, Atf eliou of the fivea. I'iniilea on the J-'ace,
sw-xual au otiiei InhrniitMa in man.
raoM tnr rarNeii ok na. a. or i.asy.v.
The iiiipoftaet Ii et that llieae alrmin rom.
(.lamia iniy ..aiijp m n moved wmioi t MriiM.isr..
n, ir Una amali tract, clearly iletiioo.lr.it. il ; and
tne entirety i,ew and highly and wlirrcaarul treat,
mtiit,. anopteij by the Author, fu.'ly explained,
oy mean, of w tm Ij -ar vi-r y one lafm.blerj to rear
iiim.h.i a rrxtr:f":t.! , asp at Tnr i.rA.T jo.-iai.c
eo t, aoniiu tlitreby all tiie advertisi d noatruui
Ot the ijay.
Sent to any iidraa, fratia and p't free in a
scaled envelop-, by n iinMn. ( pnat (.aid; tarn noa.
tage atampa to llR. fl. )K I.AMJV, .So. 17 I,,a.
j turd .-'tr.et. New Vora. i0tJ3
"-3
Wait for the Waggons !
117HAT FDR T v you. Well, we will U-l!
.tre r H' M- . have
uJ LttU J-Ji ' d " - 1 1 "
in IVillianig, New Brick Ituiliiinp, Chnrlnttc, N. C, just opxaitc the Hunk of Charlotte, wlit-re tun
be fuund the largest, clicupent and best stuck of
evrr orJVred in North Carolina, all of whieli v ill be lold at the l.iwcut CASH Tricot. In addition to
our tegular ssnoitiiient, we liuve i diH'erint aizea of the cilrhr.itrd
h si w larn'm-m.-'ei aT: r -'B' h a '
with whieh wc challenge the vor'id to produce a better. We have also nil kinda ot Slmi-a auitable for
L'l.ui.iies. Slnrcn, l.irlori, llcd-riMims, Ac., Ae.
Now, we will ti ll you wliv we tie.id our udvertiai n.rnt " vail fnr the irozatint." l la B i aue we
liavr thrro wfirn coiialanily rnnr.ing llircnli tht -..nntrv witiiSlnvrai.ini w.ll.hln. r iIkiii Willi,
in 5l milca ot Cliarh.lle. All Sti.vea auld l-y " w ill t" 'Ut t'r. e ul r!'rL'e un.i iti nM. il to ;i
well ; and now, aa we have told you about Hit- Sli ia t w ill ay I i yen, that we he til kimia of
itit.is.s MitiTTLi:) srovr. rin:s, .vr.,
coiu.t:iiit!y on har.d.
UTAH ORDEKS aent to ua will be promptly attended to by
ra.iaj iv ii .
tJmitii aLalaWa. Sl
aiiysi.ma iiv ii i:r, j
For Coughs, Cnlila, Infiuenzn, Coetiveiif IfiU-a,
AtTeCUniis of the Kuli'i v nid Itlailih r, (Jravi I,
tloiiorrhosi, (ilcel, the Wliitea. VeaUma and
other Ftinale o npliints. I'rice per buttle, 75
cciila and 1 2j.
Gold Mine balsam,
ot lvtw ptic Hitters r t Tincture Tunic N rvine.
A ititt-r from J. R. fVllnni, Urugg it, .Miltun
N. C, dat-d Aug, 1 1, I :
Dr. J. K h ul Ih-uT Sir: Your medic int huvn
given riitirc s-.tinUrtion in tin steti n t rt.iiit.
iry. The Ai'vssinia Mixlf Piprt-i.t My is tiiyh
ty approvtri of. It lm never f.uUti torurt m -iy
cwt it plIii to f.jt. tint I luvtr lud tftt iih t.-
i .i . j r . :ti .... i
au.;.p.j llir .,. uii-n... , win F,- ..u .
J. Ik. A l.ljt .'1.
AflKNTS Win. V. S.inilcri, Wa.h b..ro' ; R.
T. I.ni'C. Ro kiiirh:iii' ; Thifcr Si. York, f l c. rd ;
T. J. Iloltnn and lr J. K. ; ilmi r, l.arh.ttr; Sill
i Sill aud J. U. Luiiiaa, Si.liburj ; and K. I'er-1
ry, Lexintfut. i
Drj hfc, Grxtrt Imkssvx li'-x
Mi ' i. in-- i U yf. r,
CARSIACF.S, FRU. i TREES,
OB a T-l. (la( r If S I 'HI
CITY OF NEW YORK,
AT ! I'Ml IK'.T C'oMMIsSliiN.
J'tVl la Hn. A lir .1.... O. t B.l-e. D. L.
Pw.ln. J. M March's I P. Meudelina'l. J IV O.I.rD,
N. W. WtfoUfin, vnd .'U.crt sw 1, la
.Notice.
II K mpartnf rh:p u ndi r lhe name of . Sf'.
of OcImIkt, l'.'4, l yiu!tia. con;-nt. Ail 'i r
Ifiis infk-iiU-d to fcani firm, and to II. f ini1'
tiduilJjf, mrn e;iri t-t!y r fpicflt-d to fnkc p-i
iiiriit by tlie let ot Jjtiu ry, r.r tluy
find tlitiu in lhe iihr Ur colh r.iin.
II. SKVKK.S k CJ.
N. B. The 1 .W VCMAaS
wi!! be carried mi t-v the un,,VraigiM d, (ul the old
aland) onnne tlie ( ourt-llou.e, i-i re they wi!l
be ready to teeonini'iilale, onu and all, wtio ih
to part-nte of a pcai glasa of
WISE, IlliASDY, S( H.MEDAM S It MAI'S,
WHISKEY, DEER, I'Of, .jr.,
or to unoke a gnnd
r H- . E3K -,'
at any time, (Sundaya txcej.teH.)
j . utJaS is i;u.
ALSO, ALL KIMis Of 1
'Vine. Uq'loia il nt I.rtiiatn ) rii.
will b aold by lhe gallon, at the Intent '"" tnr
CASH.
J. Ll'LoS k U
:inf
VrtJ.er 31,
iS. -M. IIOWKLL
Saddle k IIarr.ess nahufacturer,
THREE I'OOHS H'iL":iI OK 0 II01L.
e n i:k r 1 1;,
I
V(M M) rempf-rtfuUy inform i
ntizf-ni of ( harlotte oml i
V tt.r fturroundififf cuuntrv. that I"
'JQT have now on hand an exu-mivv .
anrliiiiTit of
&wl(l!et, Jriffrxt IJarnrss, Vfid'l!rry third
uctee,
1 1 1
Whins, liufhifo IMfS. Jone
Hi a 11
lst athfh (7ot ,s Skirt-
y"o,'"J( I
Patent, Enamelled It Harness Leather,
..get tier iin en ry thiiic uniaiiy li in my mm
of b.lNineaa. j
Ij Saddlu and Mamma Makera furni lie it, with 1
every thing ni teasary tor curry nig uti tlit buailu mi,
on the fnot renaonaldc Urtua.
I 'All kinda uf Sad, ll.a and IKirm a made al thu '.
b .r 1 1: I ii'iliep, j
l l Itl'J'AIItl.NO; lirnlnjilly eTetllted:
f. M. UUWKLL
OriUer 2-1,1 -al. 3',tt
J.M.Davitlsoii.M.J).
rtZaau af 4'KltS hi. V.,leaairi! ie.-vitf. In
liie nliZKii nf Chdrfotir aad I In-
aurriuritiinf rtmrtiry. Ilia fMnr i in
thff room iiiiiii' di iif! y ab Vte li. Y. r d-
wardn' More, writ re he un always rt t-jtafitj vhrr.
tot jiroft ai-ioiiailj artM'd-
UKJ a. a. . I 1 Cm
fOIJ ritlM IM; of all kinda w.ll be nei,;'
and muidilioualy taemL o ,( U,e ;,i,rili.( .
rulina Whu 'Jlliec.
r x
1 S.H.RANSOM.UCC
ALBANY.
you.
It i. bcc-atiae D S CrVJ lifle. D !a. ;
opened
JKNKI.NS TAYLOlt.
4lt'
C AKOMN.V l-N.N.
BY JEaNaMMlS 15. KEU
i
i Itarlutti , .. .
F'l.rn.iy Hi. I--..3. . .In'
CIIAIILOTTK
Cnrriac c.r'.-- Manufactory,
YO. a:i, Opiwsitt Iff Jail.
T
II E nuln"rib r h-ri-tiv ili''ri(i lm fru im:'
tile put'llc, Itlat hi- llii.ll 11 1 irton t u! of l.i :
1 .-t nijtt-rtala, and ! v tlie b- l of w ur:tint 11, eery ;
kind of
, Am, ,.r ur , ;., 1U. urr.1: t rv
rlii;le mail
T pil)tlI it. Ilr tir.
; 1,,'t a ail his tilii, t. .tel. l 4iul meuii
and fl.itt- rx hi him if tti.-st I r .n f.:i
mfaetiult to a i i u iio n..y r.;. on b.:i
tu ill truilr,
rnt ral Silt.
J. '1 KOT'I Kli.
I uf
4 LI. tlli.se niiitbteil ,i tl.l
j; ami i'X A. I li.wvll, .,
auy.are ricin.teil ton.-k
fume of l ea tt Orr ,
r lo Ui V i !l iiiUiv nm
m.Mt oi.'le p., viilinl.
In loy ai'.eni - lue Ilooa.-'tiit
II, c iiami. oi Air. J. i'. Sin. 1. 1,
to aeltit tiic a-uiie.
Ch.nwllr. .Vrr.'i 1 I. I -C I.
,'.( uUli'. M ill tM III
v.no I. authollMU
C. J. ft iX.
ill
It. II llllI O,
( (MiuhMo ti8:i:i n.tvr,
Corner of IUrh.if!fn unit ltu. tl .;;-,'i,
CULL MlilA, 6. C.
June G, al. ly
A I'iiiltT iinlt'il.
," (.(Mil) IK)li: FALS I 1.K,
lm la a ir-i:!e
t-t.ilt ill d aa a
tine tililahcr, Can obtain lUilliettlati- altU ieriliaflelil
einplov nit ii t by iiifjutriiit; of ilia uh.i.iihrr at
t lia.-ii'tle, .V (..
W. K A INKY.
I hit
Juue C, 1 ?
WARDLAV;, WALKER k EURNS1LE.
COTTON l AC'lOKS
AM'
CUMMI.s.siiK M HllCl LISTS,
NOKTIl ATLAM'H: WHARF,
cif.MiLK.sroN, s. r.
37 i 'ornin i.-iol ti r a i!n t i.lli.li jtl eta oer B-l
sr,1. -j:, j -.:. j ut
riaVi-:K -t.M) an i:. i
I)
ii. i iAVAiio isi.F.u hi io .-si A.iri:ui; ;
.MIX II I.I tor lm liver und Aeui.t ha. i
(;l'i Kever, J I v .je ji-ia and all Ililn.tia A lh 1 liona.
'I ti I'lnpm l"I nl It. I All e Hi ne Hill i,t Il , illi. I
.ill tir.il ..In, ll or I. ..I ol l.oi,liai.nl."l', Il,.,l
SI A Ml 1.1)1. MIX 1 1 1,1. ha, enriit ii.oi. ncM.ii.
,.-, ,1 I.... ... . n ml. . tn . i ry oln.
i in iit U-v i-r tut ..I..,.. i.i-t i.-i h.'!.i.iiM
it'll r .l liK ;..f tj
tii" Hi; r .Ik I-tit in
: It r, .ltd liij'iily i-'irnu. 'Int-j
ir 't mii'iicy , i'i r-tiii v. ti.lt ui
, :it t'- -l!' i It ti !) t , ..rt.f
U tllj
i i.e
i n. t bi.
! i . ! r ur n
Hi I;.- 1 1 lieu il
I i t i m i.f
i'i 'nm until.
1 i' W iHit
j .11, ,1 ... lil ''Ltl- t lid ll.' 1 1 !' ii W ii' ii
ail il. J'! j !. t" In Hi ait . t ! . -, I :H C(
li c A-uf y; v-ni, Hiii t.i !i I., ,,,t
-itif, tat lm- jr.Ii- i.t I ll 'l iM-li-. ij 1.4
UlitU r tl itu;' 1.1, .ill-; I..t ) Ut-.y I-.; .
--r;;tiifi . 'I -i l'i-. nt .j n.ii.t! mi
dJIids tj!' CMlil"i ..t In, Ul tl.i, -i
ttjjt i t-.biut) , fiut (-rttiit. (..ijiitj i,, t
out' hjti!e ..iitl y-iii Milt li- vt tin- nil. i i
yourw if. I- uil din i tion 1- r n um
lm:M Utti'-,
ir-Uft.tJ t.l a
t't'-L( t th.U-
i'-L i.- i tv.
m H l.tjy
nit.- ir fii in
J ' ijh.pany
( irtifir-iti c.i ri lf n ut the oil. , -!.. ii1((
win-re Ii in tin n,c (. . t t.ri.l l.,iiull utl.i
httve fvtilid.
Yu? liyy -ia uml ult (lit r li iiouw ( Mfiijilmti t,
hi re in nut tit r Mi iliririt; in tv muiKi t.
11 " n t ut' n wan li.t- iiio.it aKtriMnli.
lu ,M:f,,',,,, --vtf..i i.f KhiruintiM,, n.i
tw ii-c a if.i y.
UfiUc if (Inn M (iirjnt (Ty otun lua thr
' ; " 11 ' (- ' ' ' .
, 7 , ' " ,,M- ' UM 1 l"l,'n
M.att ft nd t uiiinjin.
All whi.ii k.ni 'i,nii7i niii-t . a.I.ir In ."1 I;a I
i i - i 1 1 . .
. ' V " 1 '-"i -
milNTn.
V. V. PK.(.TI. Italei..!,.
M.MUN I! I. I T .V (JO., ClinTl. ston.
Srj.l, ,!,,! ., I.-.',.). y
Kight iSide Up.
c
iiiAifU.s t. i;m.i:iiAiiij
.V CO. arc alill
J carrying nn I!,h
B BCXJk B.
lgjliaaji
- - "' - - - . . 'W.
i tn. ir i!'i iit ted, twii i!ia,f
1 iniM.ii'a ti.ri', where atl w
can c utitailieil.
w r.rk- If. Mi it
Hitld III tilt If ItlK
j JAII r.n . nf lll.vnv Ai 1 1 1 ; Willi I,
j hand and fnr Ala-., au n.,r lijl. 111. At 'h'.
I !.';. I.y I In- wlinlcnale ami e.., n, mulaelurLd
by I'. 'I . I.l rlial l.
fl'-AII iirniia indebtiil fnr l.i.l yar are rr.
iMe.e. lueuiiie and 1 1 le ( 1 1 1 i r a.e'iiinla. Wi
ll,ut have limn. V.
r. T. i:i:i:i:ii.vi;i) .v co.
iil.iuurij S, I .VI. -Ji(
Merchants' -Hotel,
king-st., Charleston, s. t,
BY JA.III'S .11 III HST,
ONE DuLLAll AM) m'TY CENTS TUB. DAY.
ClKCHLlll
FOR
t ii,iitLi:vr., s. c.
"W 7 K beg to inform our frienda and buyera of
V I'rv tinoila nieruiiv, iniii we nuve niaue
EXTENSIVE I'Rhl'ABATioNS for our
ill VI V 7.1 fl
We ahull be prepared tn ahnw one of the LAR
GEST AM llrT PEI.EtTKD STOCKS we
have vet offered, (elected, aa usual, by ouraelvea
in all the leading Eurepeuit Mmkett. I
Our est ililmhineiit and biiaineee i now ao well ,
known aa beinir one of the host aTrNiva in thia ,
cvuulry, tiiul it ia hardly neeeaaury tn repeot
whut we have olt.11 aaid In fore, via: That we
are prepared to otlVr one uf the
Largest and dost Extensive Slock of
ForeJsn and Domestic
10 he found in thit Country, embtmcing all that it
AVir, A'icA and Detiiallt in Dren limit 0
erero eoi ty,
Cloths, Cas'imeres, Linen Goods Hosiery,
I Domestic (Jood, of all styles,
i Carpet', Moor Cloths, lltif:, Pruggets,
Curtain Materials, House Keepiiig(joods,o;c.
I 1V( Alio t'FFtit
I 00 cases Negio Plains and Kerseys,
j of the bi.-l niakee and etylee.
e.3 h.U ruillt il iiml IMiflil
Hi ..Mtrrs.
We pay preat a Hen I ion w tlirav giMnia, anu are
prepared to auipty lhe trade 011 the heal terma.
It ia nor di it-ruiinalioii, aa it ia oer tree inn r-
i-M. to makr our pnere o n 1.1 v isiroaa 00
low, -i to arcurc pbpuiarily, ae larll aa lo aulc
our llnua,-, bot'i 111 ita ori.imilion and eatenl,
Hortby tlit- llaile of lh South uxd South Welt.
UANCHt'rT, UKTTS & MARSHALL.
Am. suy 4 iill Anif Sir,t.
July i, l?:t. l
I'ibliiiaiable Tailoring.
r Hit: s r n w imm:
A. tn-iH'iin rt U tut pub.
lie if it rail)', tlut t ii
rtutr rrriiiin i lrg at.
eortmttit 1)1 lit w
Clulhs, I'iijsimcrcs
iv.si i.yas,
f,it ll!rmrFi'i wtar.ml
viiri- ...t.i t'f CAfl al
(.tii4U pr,t, f mailc lo
iiiitf t lhe Lull kl;ri. p mil
111) I .V Aliiw.li,
t.. Ii.
I). L. i:i:..
Cha,i.4te Srj. '.'fi, Ib.'.t. 33lf
)iai:i;lk x).
I
ii
r AV!(i
or entire in(rct tm
l T.le V rd l.rti. V,.T,tl..'t Sl
ii-roii.iiit rid liirm our Irirt ri.
stuwi: & i ixatAM.
F't'inhri 5ti, T-l
'I'll K subscribers having bou-cht out t!ie iu
! 1 terest of Mea-r. it'jwe A Pep rani n the
' t hab itc Mo.-blc Vard, re. tlully lender Id ir arr-
fie, a r. lm pe'jiie ol" Charlolte and lia Country
j generally tn Una line ol buvinraa. lie ia fully
j pn pareii lu ftirmall
i Lilt; liiii il H iS, GiinVESiuniLS,
I . Maiblc Steps, Table Slabs,
i n rial u(h r iiltf-rn4 cut fioyi mrt-, arvordnif lo
' the lli'lf n 'pf iiTi fl faii-lt (iU mty It , ltd ULlllti
Mioft n iM.iiii- liiif ttrnn iter ollrfrti n In
utiH rn rtiui.trj. Tin; utti is iUatrdin li
NuithWiatl firr(f oi Hit i iiaarinlli- I ixit X tiK
i w j, re I s Llj'Cf U n, f-f Uiaj i.eiiii, in. y ni j
! WM. TIlLY A pi ix.
j .V.i.mei .'I., 1-54. 33 if
I- uiorrat and t ..nrord t.axettr w.ll C''P
A. C "WILUAHSOiY,
1 ii. 1 1: i. o t i v.
I I.I. hraelire :n (tua anil I h' adjoinier rnnn
tiea and wtfi all nd lo ad nrulraainuai fau
men. en' riiaieil to h ia e.re
( hnn.,tle. Jiiavart ill, Ill
fj!t21f iTj
t :A,.ll,4
I .''f.L, rv
riiLM.
In I puldic.
t uparlnraliip :
tlml r 1
ravr t i 4 lorui'-d
, uniier 1 1
1 naina aid aitl- nf
, OVi:Et.1l.t. iV VII.M).,
1 fur thfi piirpnio cl iiiaituficiuriM
CAUKI.Uil
1
(if I
rT lea. -rip! uiri.
1 Vv e iriiinii.e laiihl.tl work, in a wold nuna in tin
: m,j, Ph.ill .i.fiMM u.,
j 1 TAl.t. vviiitk WARIIANTin.
ni Kl' I It I M . dun al lhe ahuilcal notice, and
fin Ilia lliuat iiiiiili-rale lenna
I ll "s.i(ii nn 1'ryini and Church .Nireola, nrarly
) 'i;i(.ijailii tu Kair'a Hnlei,
CIVI KM AN.
VA I l.MIA.
Vhntlotlr. July li. Ifl.'i'i.
t)it i n-t i i;ti.i
Kutual Life Insurance Company.
Oi l ICE, UAEEJt.ll, A. c.
I """
I 'I11'! r"'"l'nv mntmaea in in.tirn Ibe livca ul
B a'.i hi allh) V hue t'er.iiti. ami 'av. a.
The great. .! n.k I., ki n 1111 a m.gle liie l.'j.llt'll.
S ave. -e ni.uietl lur a It 1 111 ul una lu five itn. I.,i
511. Iheii vaiua.
tirrit-caa.
I'r ( li.rli. V.. J hn. 11. I're.iilrnl.
Will, f,. i. lla v tvia.ti, Vit I, eaitlrlil,
J,,hii ti. VV libatna, sieeretary,
VVil iain J iut-a, Tree.uitr,
II W. II11. lid, Att.iinty,
I'r Win ll. VI, Km, Kiiniin.iig rby.tuian.
J. Ilr'ainati, Itenurnl Ai'ent.
An In.... m e ..il 111 1,1.1 ao day aficr aaltalt
lac
'(irv jiriml ia pre. e. i.f q.
B anka and I'ainphleia, tl nwin, tlie plan of op.
Hmn nl lhe (.'nil, i n r , rn.y he had 1,11 . .l ir. ! .,n
it llielMi,. t. .,, any ol the Ar'nure. AllltKa.a on
h.iatne.a alinuld be adHre..,H I.,
, , J- WII.IJAMS. ternary.
Jv!y 3. IK.-.5. ,:,.r y
Mum- ll.ikt i s W.-uifctl
A T IHIOXK'S It.,,,! A s,., f:..,,.,,u,
If B 1
aa.ra- -rmt.
a aa
Eibruury 13, e.',i.
Vim lotle, A', f.
J- 8IIARP,
HJIAUC1I cSIIAIM
.4 1 ci i o v t; it x c : o n n i m
COLUMBIA,8.c,
WILL attend to the mle or all kii!, uf
chnmliau, I'riMluce, &c. Also, l!m . ,
I'eraojiul Property. Or purchuae and aill Sk
& c.,oii t'oiiiimaaion. t
Sale Rooms: 120 Blchardf on Street
And iinniediiitely onpoaite the I'nittil 8tai,.. n ',
fetiniiry 7, ISi4. 4Hf K
DOCT. JOI1NSTOX
HAl.TIMOhK l.l it K IIO.-1'IUi '
TW"l':,IK b" ob""""1 io.i,
x7 u.eaaanl and rrluvlual remedy i,i lh j
for all
SECRET DISEASES.
Uonnrrlioiu Rle t, Sinciurra, Kuminal tv
liraa, I'allia ill Ilia Lo lis. ( . inl n ,, ,una 1
Inipotencv. Wank. a.ol' Ilia lin k anil . ,, I.'1
fa, iiona of Ilia Kidnna Ha uiiaiion 01 i,g lr
Uyppepaia, Meivone Irrilaliinty, Iilci,,,, t('t'1'
Ili ad 'I liroul N"a or t'kiii J and an n,,,,
and ma am l o v di otiirra anting In,,,, u,e j,,,'
live huliil of VoiHh hu ll di.lroy hoih hd,
mi d lima aecrtii and aotHnry praeiit, lll0 1
lo lhir Vicliim lhan Ilia annfa of Ilia syta,,, tl)'(
inurinora ot UlynM-i. b liiinc ilinnm, t,,,!,,,'
Impira or auucipaliuna, rehiliring inarriac 4.'
iinpunaiblo. ' '
VOt'NG MrN
KaafciaMv. who have brcoina Mm v.ciin of Sjjf,
ry Vict, ilial dreailfi l and diaiineiive hahii ai,lr.
ini Iu an unliiney (tae lliou.m,,', r (oi"
men of ttm inoal raallril laii nia ami bni i,i m,
ei-.i, who initlit uifnrttiax linvo anliam.u ,,1M,
Sauali'i Willi Urn lliuiolrra ot a 1 qmnre. ur
10 a. alary lhe Jiving lyre. Oiay ca.l ,tli u; cm's
duni-o on linn.
MAKItf(;r:
.Vni'J Vrioia, or hoae rontrniptain.f ln.j.
av, Irli.K aai i pSyaira Mhi.m t...,jij
lialiluU y COII U.I III J lid bo II alulrd I,, i., b j
lid III
lit n p liiniaeif uni)-r Hie
cif .if h,
Juiu.alon may rl'tfionty rorti'lv in lot
a,Hit! man, and (.oi:llui?lil y luly lron liu tk .t t
phy mrl.in
lll-Ht'K. No 7. SofTH f iFl.tmrK Tl,r, 1
tooaa ratiM iai.timob !Mat nr. ( r.ai m,) tp tH(
ei't ra LJ lla raaTiecLaa in uiia-rvitg n,r a4as,nj
1 t Nara, er taw h.ii mirwit the finer
ao j 1 I l( t. M Ittl) liainua M f'llARtil-;
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111 tin la.iirn yiaia. ana li e iimiier. ." '"'
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i.lber nar.uiia. i,iftni-l nl whn b have aepiaittl
.'d ,in brtiirc lhe iul,l e, i. a .i.lbei'nl fn' "'"
lhal the all.n.nd will find a aailiul and li .'"
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and in ilf. pair k-avr ynu H llll rill. vd n. al a, .. . .
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; k.rna. r.1 a v lian in bia t i1i'-r.
VA f A K .N KSS ll 'I IIK Ht:N Wimdle!-
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