NEW AND SPLENDID
21 The Proprietor of the
fUlk YORKVILLE HOTEL,
Vllliad his Stables burnt down
jSfSi't ?J jn August last, by a stroke
of lightning; he has nv erected net?
pnes, sufficiently large to contain Sixty
Horses in good style, topnther wish good
orderly Hostlers. His Hotel is now in
successful operation, and he respectfully
solicits a continuance of the patronage
ef his old friends ; and he hopes the tra
velling community will give him a call
and see how they like him.
VVYLIE L. HARRIS.
Yorkville, S. C.
Nov 20 51-3
Lincoln Business Directory
Court Officers Superior Court F.
A. Hoke, clerk. Equity Wm. Wil
liamson, clerk. County court Robt.
Williamson, clerk. W.Lander, Soli
citor. B S Johnson, Sheriff". Caleb
Miller, Town Constable.
Register, J. T. Alexander ; County
Surveyor, J. Z. Falls ; County Prooes
ssioner, Ambrose Costlier. Trustee,
J Rarrnour, Treasurer Public Build
ings, D. W. Schenck.
Builtlin-i Committee J. Ramsour,P.
uHimryJo'.n F Phifer. and H Cansler.
Lawyers Haywood W. Guioii,main
-: !' - ' Mat. L. E. Thompson,
.i.i.u -i. cai, iiA square W. Lander,
(nam st. e;ust, 2 square. VT A McIJee,
and W. Williamson, ntficcsat Alcliee's
building, main st. 2d square, east.
Physicians Simpson & Bobo, main
St., west. D. W. Schenck, (and Apo
thecary, main st. two doors east. E.
Caldwell, eat of Female Academy. Z.
Butt, office opposite McLean's hotel.
A. Ramsour, botanic main st. west.
Merchants-Ben S Johnson, north on
square, west corner, J. A Ramsour,
on square, north west corner. C. C.
Henderson,on square,(post office) south
J. RamsourJjSon,main st. 5 doors west,
ft E Johnson, on square,soulh west cor
nermainst.' R Reid,,on square.soulh
east corner. Hoke & Michal, on square
Sooty Shoe c$ Hat Store Horatio
Thomson, main st., on 2d square, west
of court house, north side.
Academies Male,T J Sumner; Fe
male, under the charge of Mr Newson.
Hotels Mrs Motz, s. w. corner of
main st. and square W. Slade, main
sr. 2d corner east of square. A. A.
McLean, 2d corner, west, on main st.
B. S Johnson, north west, on square.
Grocers W. R. Edwards, main st.
east of square. James Cobb, so. east
corner of Main and Academy st.
Tailors Moore & Cobb, main st. 1
door west of square. A Alexandei, on
square, 8. by w. side.
Watch Maker and Jeweller Chas
Schmidt, main st. 4 doors east.
Saddle and Harness Makers J. T.
Alexander, main st. 2d corner cast of
square. B. M. & F. J. Jetton, on sq.,
north by west. J. Ad. Jetton, south
west on square.
Coach Factories Samuel Lander,
main st. east, on 2d square from Court
House. Abuer McKov, main st. east.
on 3d square. S. P. Simpson, street
norm ot main, ana n. w. of court house.
Isaac Erwin, miin st., west, on 2d sq.
oames Cornwall, main st. 2d square, w.
end, south side, corner. A. Garner, on
main st.east end.
Blacksmiths Jacob Rush, main st.
oth corner east of court house. M.
Jacobs, main st., east end. A. Dclain,
main st. near cast end. J. Bysanner,
back st. north west of public square.
J. w. ray sour, west end.
Cabinet Makers Thomas Dews tSt
Son, main st. east, on 4th sauare.
Carpenters, tyc Daniel Shuford,
main sr., east, bin corner from square.
uames i riplett.main st. M'Bee s build
Isaac Uouser.main st. west end.
Wells, Curry & Co, main st. east end.
Jinck Masons Willis Peck, fnnd
plaisterer) main st. east,4th corner from
square. Peter Houser, on east side of
street north of sauare.
Tin Plate Worker and Copper Smith
-Thos. R. Shuford, main st. east, on
south side of 2d square.
Shoe Makers John Huggins, on
back st. south west of square.
Tanners-Paul Kistler, main-st. west
end J. Ramsour, back st., north east
of square. F & A. L Hoke, 3-4 mile
west of town, main road.
Hat Manufactories J ohn Cline. n.
from public square, 2 doors west side of
st. Johnliutts & son,on square, south
side.
Printers T. J. Eccles, Courier of
fice, 5 doors north of court house, Isl
and Ford road.
Oil Mill Peter and J E Hoke, one
milesuoth west of town, York road.
Paper Factory G. & R. Hostel
er, 4 miles south-east of court house.
Cotton Factory -John F. Joke &
L. D. Childs, 2 miles south of court
licuse.
Vesuvius Furnace, Graham's For$e,
Bievard't, and Johnson's Iron work,
east.
LimeKiln Daniel Shuford and oth
ers, 9 miles south
Letters for tne above to be addressed
la the Uincofnion Post OJfiee.
TO THE PUBLIC OF
LIXCOLSTOX,
Ami catixetis of IVortl: Carolina
Having recently made a
visit to Philadelphia, I was advised by a
gentleman who had witnessed the effects
of it, to bring with "me a quantity of
EdePs Vegetable Embrocation,
which has performed most wonderful
cures of the following injuries :
Severe Contusions, Sprains,
Injuries from Falls,
Stiff Joints of long Standing.
I have also for sale EdeVs Vegetable
Purgative Pills, which bear a high re
pulation in Philadelphia for jhe cure of
Dyspepsia, Disordered Stomach, and
all Bilious affections, Diseases of the
Liver, fyc.
A LSO EdeV sFireExlr actor , (with
a policy of Insurance) which as a reme
dy for Scalds and Burns cannot be sur
passed.
A more full description of the above
Medicines in pamphlets, with numerous
certificates, can be seen at the store of
the subscriber.
C. C. HENDERSON.
Sept 1 1 46-
The success that has followed the use
of the Embrocation in the cure of this
disease has been truly astonishing.
Physicians advise their pMients to use
it, as the only
Pile Medicine.
In addition to its being a positive re
medy for the Piles, it never fails to cura
that INTOLERABLE 1 T CUING
which is so very common, and has its
jocation in the same part as the Piles.
Read the following from theedttoreal
columns of Alexander's Messoiger :
" Found at Last. A Sure Cure
for the Piles! Physicians and Chemists
have long been anxious to discover a
medicine that would cure one of the
most troublesome diseases, the Piles.
Success has at last been the result. Dr
Jackson's Pile Embrocation not only
stops all bleeding, allays pain and in
flammation,subdues that intolerable itch
ing, but effectually cures like a charm,
and in a very short time, persons whose
lives have been rendered miserable for
years.
Only a few from a great number of
certificates will be published. Read the
following :
PII.ES ! PILES ! ! PILES ! ! !
Philadelphia, March 1Q, 1845.
Western Hotel. $
Dr. Jackson Sir : I think there are
few diseases which are more common
and troublesome than the Piles, and du
ring the last fifteen years I have suffer
ed from them very much, causing pain,
bleeding and immoderate itching ; 1
used all the various remedies, but with
out relief, until 1 got a bottle of your
Embrocation from Dr. Jayne, No. 8,
South Third street, which completely
cured me in three weeks !
Yours, truly,
S. H. PLIMPTON.
Mr. Ashford's letter must settle the
question in the mind of every one.
Piles Piles Piles Rarely a
day passes that we do not get some tcs
ti irony, either verbal or written, of the
great efficacy of Dr. Jackson's Pile Em
brocation. Read the following :
New York, 721 Broadway,
Sejember 24. $
Dr. N. Jackson Dear sir : Will vou
send tr.e six bottles of your PILE EM
BROCATION? I wish them part'lo
keep myself, and part for a legal gentle
man, a friend of mine, who has found
great relief in using from my bottle two
or three times. You remember, when
in Philadelphia, 1 was suffering dread
fully from this terrible scourge. I only
took one bottle from you ; I have not
used it quite all, and am now porfectly
well. As you may suppose, 1 proclaim
the virtues of your medicine wherever 1
go. 1 tell every friend about it, and it
is singular to perceive how many are
suffering in this way- I believe half of
my acquaintance are more or less afflic
ted. Let me tell you that ou can sell
here as fast as you choose to make
When you want a certificate from me,
you shall have it. and you arc at liberty
to show this fatter if you wish.
Respectfully yours,
LEWIS P. ASH FORD.
A great number of persons who have
been cured, will be referred to, by cal
ing on the Agents. IT NEVER
FAILS f
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottle
or S5.
Prepared only by Dr. N. Jackson, and
sold wholesale and retail ! I)r r
Jayne, No. 8, South Third street,' and
onrivers, corner fcpruce and Seventh
sts., Philadelphia, and in Lincolnton N.
Carolina, by
C, C. HENDERSON.
June 1
! O t .
now prepare.! with a
comfortable Itack, to
convey passengers to
or from Lincolnton, on reasonable terms.
His residence is near ihe East end of the
town of Lincoln, main street.
JAMES WELLS.
Jnly 28 41-
This invaluable medicine is daily effec
ting some n( the most astonishing' &. wonder
ful cures that have ever been known. All
who have used it for Asthma, Coughs, Spit
ting of Blood, Whooping Cough, Croupor
Hives, Consumption, Chronic Pleurisy,
Hoarseness, Pain &. Soreness of the Breast,
Difficulty of Breathing, and every other di
sease of the LUNGS and BREAST,can and
do attest to its usefulness. BRONCHITIS,
a disease which isanuuaily sweeping thou
sands upon thousands to a premature grave,
under the mistaken name of CONSUMP
TION always cured by it. The usual
symptoms of this disease (Bronchitis) are
Cough, Soreness of the Lungs or Throat, a
Hoarseness.Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma,
Hectic Fever, a spilling up of phlegm or
matter.and sometimes blood. It is an inflam
mation of the fine skin which linestheinside
of the whole of the wir.d tubes or air vessel?!,
which run through every part of the Lirngs.
This Expectorant immediately suppresses
theCough and Pain, subdues the Inflamma
tion and Fever, removes the Difficulty of
Breathing, by producinga free and easy Ex
pectoration,so that a cure is 6oon effected.
It always cures ASTHMA 2 or three
large doses will cure the Croup or Hives of
children, in from fifteen minutes to an hour's
time. It immediately subdnes the violence
of Whooping Cough, and effects a speedy
cure. Hundreds who have been oiveri uo
by their physicians as incurable with Con
sumption, have been restored io perfec
health by it. -
In tact, as a remedy in Pulmonary Disea
ses, no medicine has ever obtained a higher,
or more deserved reputation.
... C. C. HENDERSON, Agent.
Lincolnton, N. C, June 1, 1847.
Worms! Worms!! lETormsjl!
Of the diseases to which children are ex
posed none are so fatal to them as worms.
Unfortunately children are seldom free from
them, and as they imitate the symptoms of
aimosi every otner complaint, Uey otten
produce alarming effects without being sus
pected. Worms arenot only a cause of dis
ease themselves, but bv their irritation ag
gravate all other diseases, wandering from
one part of the body to another, winding
themselves uointo la pre balls, and nhinwt-
ing the bowels, and frequently the throat,
causing convulsions, and too otten death.
Ihe best remedy ever yet known is
Dr. JTayiae's Tonic Vermifuge,
which is perfectly safe, and so pleasant
that children will not lefuse to lake it. It
effectually destroys WORMS ; neutralizes
acidity or sourness ot the stomach.increases
ajjpeine, ana acis as a general aim perrr.a
nent tonic, and is therefore exceedingly be
neficial in Intermittent and Remittent Vp.
vers, Indigestion, &c. and is a certain nnd
permanent cure tor tLVHiiund AUUru
Itnot onlv destrovs Worm3 and invito
' e
rates the whole system, but it dissolvcsand
carries off the superabundant slime or mucus
so prevalent in the stomach and bowels of
children, mere especially those is bad health
This mucus forms the bed or rf. in whiMi
worms produce their young;ar by removing
it, it is impossio!e ior worms to rer-a n
the body.
It is harmless i- i ls effects on the system,
and the health of the patient is always im
proved by its use.
Phis Vermifuge is very far heweer from
being- limited in its usefulness to mere cases
of Worms.for it may also be prescribed with
most decided advantage in all derangements
of the stomach and digestive organs tren-
eral debility dropsical swellings Female
complaints, as 6ick head-ache, flour albes,
menorrhagia, &c.
Numerous cases of Piles have been per
fectly cured by the use of this valuable Ver
mifuge. This beneficial result may be ac
counted for from its strengthening thestonr
ach and bowels, and also Dy the removal of
ascarides, or small threadworms, These
vermin generally inhabit the lower part of
the bowelsnd by their irritation are a very
frequent cause of Piles.
DYSPEPSIA may always be enred by
taking one or two tea-spoonfeful of this Ver
mifuge, morning, noon and night (before ea
ting) and by taking mv SanativePilJs at bed
time, in sullicient doses -.o produce one, and
not more than two evacuations from the
bowels every moining.
WEAKNKbS, Losa of appetite and ge
neral Debility is soon removed by taking
this Vermifuge in doses of a tea-spoonful a!
a time from three to five times a cay, as it
is an effectual as well as an extiemely plea
sant tonic.
Finally, what the public have long de
sired a medicine of this kinH.arKinh !;,,
be depended upon (prepared by a regular
physician) is i,ow olitred io them, and can
be had of DR. D. JAYNE, No. 20 South
Third street, Philadelnh
i ne uoseriDer i
sons who sell his Expectorant.Carra'inative
Balsam, Sar.aiivePilia,ljalrToniCfandLife
Preservative.
For sale in Lincolnton, by
C C. HENDERSON:
Jtme I jv
AND
Spencer's Tonic & Restorative
The unrivalled Purifier of the blood
and restorative of thesysfem in all
morbid secretion of the glands, skin
and liver, morbid humor and vitUted
state of the system.
The indications requiring Spencer's
Pills and Bitters, and when they should
be used without delay as a preventive to
the formation of Acute diseases, are
When there ipain in thefcicfc or head,
W Hen the Tongue is furred ;
When the urine is very highlv colored
When the skin is hot. dry, or yellow;
When the Appetite is poor;
When there is pain in the stomach or
bowels;
W hen there is ncrvovs irritation;
When there are cold Chills;
When the dreams arc bad or starling in
sleep; '
If taken upon the occurrence or any, or
all of the above indication of approach.
ing dtsase much pain and sickness
will be prevented
We have room onlv for the following:
The following Certificate is from To
bias Folsom, Esq., of Kershav District,
S. C.
Kershaw dist: S. C.June 3 1810.
I have u.fcd in my family "Spencer's
Pills" for two yeais past, and during
that time my confidence in their superi
ority over every other similar prepara
tion wihin my knowledge has been con
stantly increasing; I now esteem them
to be the best cathartic Pills in use.
From my earliest remembrance 1 have
been afilicted with Sick Head ache and
Costivencss, and for a number of years
past have been try ing various advertised
remedies, among others, Beckwuirs,
Lee's and Peter's Pills; but failed to ob
tain any permanent telief, unt;l Jan'v,
1645, at whieh the time Dr. Spenctr's
Agent left me some of his Pills, recom
mending ma to try them for mv com
plaint. 1 did so ; and by their superior
action upon the morbid matter and
their mild yet effectual purgative proper
ties they so cleansed my stomach and
howsls that they removed both the head
ache and its cause and gave me certain
and speedy relief. My mother-in-iaw
has also used them with success in the
same complaint which she has had, so
severe r.s to throw her into spasms and
convulsions, being obliged in these ca
ses to lesort to cupping and other severe
applications. I have also made frequent
and constant use of ihc.vo Pills in my
family, in cases of Bowel Complaint,
brought on by the two fiee indulgence
in use of Cerries aud Fruit, and in all
cases with success. In short 1 have ne
ver known of the failure in anv disease
which they are recommended to cure
known of their bring tried, if their use
was lor which 1 have preserved in, and
directions strict I v followed.
TOBIAS FOLSOM.
Kershaw dist, S. C. June 2, I84G
In January ,1844, from wet and expo
sure, 1 took a severe cold, which re
sulted in a high fever, accompanied
with a severe couh.and painlul head
ache. Those continued to increase in
severity for about two weeks, so much
so that my friends considered me, and
I, myself, believed Fwas in a very criti
cal and dangerous Klalc: At the end of
this time I ten! and procured two box
es of 'Spencer's Pills," and the first
day of their use I began to experience
rehef, and before I had taken one box,
my fever was gone, Cough had eeased,
and Head-ache entirelv cured : I was
soon sound an well: I then said and
still believe, that by the blessing of
ijod, they were the means oi avm mv
life: In looking over Jhe directions af
terwards I saw they were recommen
ded for the cure of Dyspepsia, with
which my eldest daugfi ter had been
afflicted lor a long time: 1 recommen
ded her to make trial of them ; and she
did so ; and by a continued use of the
Pills alone was perfectly and 1 think
permanently cured.
WM. MARSHAL.
Just received a large and fresh supply
of the a bovo Medicines, hy
C. C. HENDERSON,
And . S. JOHNSON,
Lincolnton,
Dec 8 lv
LIMB!
HR undersigned propose to sell, at
their Quarry, 9 J miles South of Lin-
colnlon, Lime of a superior quality, at rthe
following prices,
to wit :
Slacked Lime, not 6creened,per bush. 10 cts
Slacked Lime, screened, J2J
Iloche-Lime, or not slacked, H
We have reduced ihe prices of our Lime
t meet the hard times, and to enable the
Farming community io procure a valuable
article in improving l heir Farms, at a rea
sonalle price. For strength, our Lime j'3
not surpassed by any in the .Western part of
the State ; i: has been tried by those compe
tent to iudjre. CaJI and examine, and trv
it for yoarselves. Letters addressed either
to D. W. Schenck, Jacob Hush or Dane!
Shuford. living in Lincolnton, desiring any
information in reference to the LirneT will
be promptly attended to. !
daniel shuford; : ;
READ vrlmt SCARPA'S Acoustic
Oil lias itoite !
ACOUSTIC OIL!
the mil cure rem rda
The greatest cure ever yet performed by
any medicine. ncrer fails !
The following, just received, is among
the thousand evidences of perfect eurtft be
ing performed by the use of "Scarpa's
Acoustic Oil:1 "
West Troy, June 3, 1845.
This is to certify, that I, WilliamJenktJ
proprietor of the Wt Troy Exchange
Hotel, having been afilicted with deafnees
in one ear for the last twenty years, anil
in the other for the last year, so that it was
impossible for me to hear the loudest voice,
and after trying various remedies trillion
improving my hearing in the least, I was
induced to try Scarpa's Acoustic Oil, for
ihe cure of Deafness, and it is with great
gratification I am enabled io state that it
has perfectly restored niy hearing, and 1
will be happy to see any person wishing
for information in relation to ay case, at
my place in West Trov.
W1LLARD JENKS.
The medicine is highly recommended at"
the North, by some of the most respecta
ble citizens and newspapers, and as it can
do no harm, it is worthy a trial.
The medicine can be obtained, together
with a long list of recommendations, at the
store of the Agent,
O. O. HENDERSON.
Lincolnton, N. C.
June I 51 '
PURIFY THEB L 0 0 D.
M O F F A T'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
phcenix Fitters '
The liijjh and envied celebrity which ilieve pre-eminent
Medicines have Required Tor their invariable efficacy in all
the disease which they profess to cure, lias rendered the
usual practice of puffing not only unnecessary, but unwor
thy of them. They are kuowii by their fruits ; their good
uurks testify fur lliciu, aud they thrive uui by the failii of
tiie creduluu?.
(if ASTHMA, ACUTE and CrtROMC RHEUMATISM.
AFFECTIOSS of the lil.ADUKK and KWSEYS. '
BILIOUS FEVERS & LIVE It COMPLAINTS.
lu the sonlli and west, where thnsse diseases prevail, they will
be found Invaluable. I lantuH. lUrrnor, nud others, who line
use these Medicines, will ntvrr ullerwnnls be without thi'm.
lilUUUS CJIOUC, and SEROUS Loogrnrt,, HILE9,
ClfcTlVEXESS. COLDS &, COUGHS, CIIOUC.
CONSUMPTION. Uaed with rivnt success in this disease. ' '
CORRUPT HUMORS, VROPSIES. -. v
DjTSPEPwZ-A-. No pcraon with this ditrrsinf li ;
east-, shoiil.l dflajr using these niedic.inei immediate!?."' ' '"' J
EKUPTIOSS (J the Skin. ERYSIPELAS ' FLATU-
LESUY.
FEVER and AGUE. For this course ftit wes
tern country these tnwUcincs will be found a a&fe.'silieedjri tod -certain
remedy. Oilier medicines leave tlie system suluect to
return nf the disease a cure hy these medicine n icrmal)et;t -TRY
THKM, BE bATISFIKD, AM f tCUKiO. i ,
FOULNESS of COMPLEXION. "'
GENERAL DElllLITr, r
UttUT. GIDDINESS, GRAVEL. II EA VACJIES, tfrvr.r
, INWARD FEVER. INFLAMMATORY RHEUMA
TISM, IMPURE liLOOD, JAUNDICE, LOSS QT JfPE
THE,
LITSB COMPLAIKTS
LEPROSY. LOOSENESS,
m w it u i u I A li IiISEASEa
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the cfTer.fi nf Alercurr
ni lei v sooner than tiie most powerful im.tTitith of Stfrsatmrilbb &
NKHIT SWEATS, NERVOUS DE1UL1TY. NEKVUUS J
COMPLAINTS of all kind; ORG A SIC AFFECTIONS,
PALPITA TION of the HEART, PAINTER'S VIIOLIG,
FILIiS, The original propiictnr of lliese medirinea
was cured of Piles of 35 years standing hy the Use of these Lilt
Medicines alone. . . '. .
PAINS in tlie head, aide, back, limlm, joints and errant.''
It II K U M A T I S M . TIkm.o nfllinteit with this
terrible disease, will he sure of relief by the Ufa Mcdicinrv?
ItVSH ofULOOD tollie HEAD, SCURVY,
SALTRIIEUM, SWELLINGS,
SCHOFIILA, ore KING'S ZsVZZs UiU
worst form... ULCERS, of every detcription. .
XT' O I" XVI S of nil kinds. ar cflertiinliy rlini by
lliese Medicines. Pn rents will do well loadniinislei litem Wbe.'
ever tlieir existence i suspected. Relief will ho certain.
THE LIFE TILLS AM) P1ICMX BITTERS
PURIFY THE BLOOD
0 0D, t,S
Venn the systero I
FE PILU -ml 1
the reach ot compe '.
And thus remove all disease from
A single trial trill place the LIFE
P H GL N I X BITTERS beyond
til ion in the eitirtiatiou of erery palietil.
The genuine of these medicines are now put np in white
wrappers and labels, together with a pamphlet, called
" Itloliat's Good Samaritan," containing tlie clirectiolis, Ice,
nu which is a drawing pf Broadway from Wall street to Msr
Office, by which strangers visiting the city can very easily
f.nd ns. The wrappers and Samaritans are copy rift hied,
therefore those who procure them with white wrapper, can
be assured that they are genuine, lie careful, a&d do Boi
buy tnoe with yclltv wrappers; but if you do, be satisfied)
llui 'hey come direct from us, or donl touch them.
TU" Prepared aud st id by v
dh. "wiisisXAiti xj. aiorrAT,
335 Broadway, cvruer of Anthony street, New York,
For Sale by
0. C. HENDERSON.
21-ly
Nov 19
Wright's Vegetable Pi IN, j
Or Indian Purgative, is a sovereign remedy
for F-vf is, Small Pox, Measles, Inflammations,
Rheumatisms, Stc. Fresh supply, this week,
received, and for sale clieap, by --
U. 0. HENDERSON, Agent.
Lincolnton, N. C. 43-
sivvanntnmxts.
The mailfiom Salisbury, (two horse coacby ar
rives every Sunday. Tuesday and Fridaj
night, about 10 o'clock.
Departs Every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day about 12 o'clock, m. '
From Ash vi lie, (2 horse coach) arrives etery
Monday .Wednesday &. Friday ,atl a. mK
Departs Every Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday
night, about 11 o'clock.
Horse MkiiA.. ,
Charlolfe mail (horseJ arrives Wednesday and
Saturday. The first comes by Dalas, iu
Gaston co., the other direct, - ' ' -
nmu.t. VJ l i I. : J .1
"j--. - uuvuuu j a ! u m. IIUOJ a , UJC J1JSS.
at 12 M. ihe other at 7 a; m.
lorkville mailArrives every Wednesday and
Saturday, at 1 1 a tn.
Departs Every Monday and Thursday at J2
a. ni.
Spinatiburg mail Arrives and departs by the
Ashville mail via Shelby,
Morgantort mail Arrives Seturday at 6 p m,'
Departs on Friday at 6 a m, ' '
Catawba mail Arrives Saturday at 4 p mind:
departs at b p in,