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I aw,a Mr walking flow
Aero the Hiriii froin Enlta West ;
Uihair ' whitcfaa mountain enow,
! lira& t!ioi-4 for'wiij-Ji' hii breast.
With ehrivisleJ liantff he fifing his seed,
'Noi: e'cr turned, ib'ludi lehin3 ;
-'f)f figilu r ounJJse tcxA tut ht-edi '
h wenieJ In was foilideaf and bltnJ.
f.UU Jim (ate liOwcJ no soul lenrcath,
. Yet in my hcu r"t I ff n stir,
Ai if I i;u!:ej upon tliflu-ath J
or.ee t.ad c!a.o;)ed Cicnlibnr.
Iteord r. gti-il the eeJ lie cn$t,
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f 1 1 is crooiriiij lo ljiM).H-Jf Jie sung,
i sow aain ihe !n.jr Past,
fhc liaw'y Jijrs vvhetj I was younj.
"Then nil .was wlieat wlitHoutja tare, -r
; 'Tlien nil was riihieous, fuirj and true ;
AtU lnuvJie whoaie (thoughtful care
fc?lall plant the Old V.'orld itr the New.
I jrhe fruitful jjerms I fdntler free,
. AViiii lu.y hanJ.lvjh.Ijr all men bleep
i rv Kurope now, from feu to fea,
J (Tli natipns bles ne Oi they reap."
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.Tb'H 1 looked back upon u path,
. And heard the elufh of glittering Pteel,
'.Whtn tiran faced tuttri itt deadly wrath,
. 'While clanged the tot'oitfs hurrying jeal.
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Tlnf fcky with buhilng t(wTiB flared red,
, ! j rjTearer "the noise of fighting, rolled,
;And brothers' hlodjl, jy brothers shed,
! J Crept curdling over f!w pavements cold.
J brirn marked I now each germ of truth,
, AV'hlcU through the dotard's lingers ran, .
Was mated with a dragons tooth,
j Whence there Vprung up an armed man.
shouted, but he could not hear ;
Made signs, ba( these he could not see ;
iAnd sttll, without a dout or fear,
Broadcast iie scattered anarchy.
p(iniijlfl 'of jifipJ.quarcUopm
(ormvil iis work vviih wonilerlul prccisiii
; 'JHold; Adventure -aud) Escape
iroush the news".
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Irntti iij n uiimi i iwi infcwu-ijM- ive nave irequ:iii ui:uuiiis i
ftrKTrripitlity.; U i j j V i npers.4r tLt means of whichlnavv-a days we
'T1; ceiling; "f l!uv lube is c6rnps?d oFj eam alii-very lblng?-(f hair'brealiltli escapes
cfit elluwr lubes, each of ail. incties m rom death atiU; cannery vnicii -aany teacn us
vTiilh niid 21 liichi s Iiigli. iorrrieiJ of the s!cmlernessl that thread by which we hold
vvroti"ht irnrfr!Htc three nurtrtr.s of anJ our lease of lift'; We know of hone, however,
inch tliick iif the midJIe and half an inch : more perilous that the jollowing, which occur
towards the end of tli tube.! Tlie flw'r red i,v thrscoum- a few days agoth particulars
consists ot lx cellular tubes f inches in ; of which have bce. H.lly dea.!ed to us, and
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width and 21 inches in htjigKvitb M WIi we ,eouru " lr ,ua"
Pi"- f r " CV,7 1 Kimes. a young man who has a
under si.le. ..He ids arumtl J f-. iir Wilkini township, on Thursday aC
bottom and ceilifjg-by double, ang.e ,prnoon hls(in sinW from one Urm house to
within and wit Wont.. The eniire length r i an(jlher passed through a large held belonging
tube is 412 (ri't. 14 feet wide, 23 fc-ethigp o rabim Hjrbac;h, Eq., i ivhich some cat.
in ibe middle and 23 1 4 at the ends. ,e 0f ,,a, gentleman were at pasture, amongst
To the sensitiveness of ironj to atmosf- ,hem was a fi,, fuH.(blooded hujl; which imrae.
pheric changes or temperature, the skif- diatdv uponiheiappRoach of Jons, lefi the herd,
Jul engineers were not blind In applying and approached wilrj evident signs of hostility.
r .ftmn'pn.Mtmfi base to nrovide for the ex- '. Jones, who is described as a bold, reckless be-
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partsion and -contraction ' ol fhis stupen- I jng, more apt to count ihan to snn danger, de.
dous fabric of iron, consequently - the ends Ncmined at once upon sport. Accordingly the
nf i he mho. were made to rest unon 24 hostile demonstiations of the aiiimal were met
pairs of iron rollers connected together by j a corresponding spirit, and by flourishing hh j
rtrbtniht iron n ame: and tlie tube?also hat and other acts ol defiance, he endeavored to at t,,e ,
partly suspended to six cast; iron beams
under the extremities of wh"4h were pla
ced Twelve gun rrretnl balls of six inches
in tjiitmelpr to act as castors to the (pon
derous bridge, and facilitate its expansions
ami contractions. f ' '
The- huge mass was floated from the
spot wherejit- was constructed to the spot
where it was to he erectt?ci on six pon
toons on the Cth dayjf .March 1848, amid
a crowd of wondering Welsh peasants
and as itWas built about 100 yards from
its site .and bad to be fitted to its position
rtg, to my straining eairs, the blast
Brooght fcintly hack the word he eung,
Ji I now ngntn the holy ast,
The happy days when I was young."
loderpi JijVcsitioii. ilia Iro Bridge
of a Single Tube.
The ptesent age is mighty in enterprise
And, gigantic in intellect, f The wonderful
ihat haVe crowded upon one another so
rapidly! during the last eighteen years.
have no parrnllel in grandeur nor in the
display of masculihei genius. All the
jWorks of the ancient piled together are
(Iwarfed when ranged alongside of the
discoyertPS of Vatt. and made more pig
my still, since fullon harnessed the ocean
iu uurf i iti lumuns vi iiic un: i. viiiij
in one mass,, we consider this "single sue- !
cessful operation one of the most signal
triumphs of scientific skill ever exhibited. 1
How the heart sofi he projectors must
have throbbed with feverish anxiety, lest
some! unlucky accident, or fome unftjiseen
deflect should cap the clirmix of theirweaj
ry studies and watehings, and doomljlhem
to disappointment and disgrace beside
General Pasley's . spleen, who high and
lordly jfo-uvetl its failure before its jcom
mencemenf, a common tbing with the
merely scicritific, vho havf; not ihe good
fortune ol the practical, along with it. But
the ponderous iron giant was built, was
floated and fitted into its foundations, with
out a single accident to mar the sublime
undertaking.
This great mass weighing 1300 tons
had to be lifted from the pontoons 24 feet
in the air. 'How; w;as this done ? Simply
by the pressure of watejr forced through
inflame the passions of the heasi. I
fully to succeed by thisj he fiiledihiai pocket with
stones,' which he let, fly on every favorable oc-
casion,; until the aniinial became roused lo the i
utmost fury ; but his-wary antagonist kept him
at. hay -by running in a circle, inclining never- ;
thelessj, for fear of the: worst, to the fence, which ;
was sill! at sgfne distance. The bull had now .
becoine petfedtiy futious from "rage and disap i
poiuttnent, and throwing the froth from his
mouth, pursued his too confident intruder with a I
'''maddening violence which-caused the oiher to 1
call forth resources of cunning, strength and
courage ,;ithat he had little due-anted in the early, j
j part of his frolic the occasion would have de
manded. He had found it necessary to reduce
I the diameter of his circles, for the bull he found ';
i showed -the mettle of his pasture was an over- j
t match for him iu'speed, and began to fear, and j
1 wind also. He Conceited, too, rhat the circu- 1
lar mutton was berr'inninj to. effect his liead. I
He lightened his pocket of the fetones he had
gathered," and war'riting with th exercise, he
succeeded in gelling ofT his cpat, which he
threw behind him.
Boat
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TTilW Proprietors at the CAFE FEAR STEAM
JL; BOAT C03JrAJ 1 have pui on tae uiver tne
dew Steaaler i
Gt)V. ! GRAHAM,
to rm regularly between Wilmingtonjind f ayetteville,
at the Watered oced freights,' She draws tut HO inches
water, having two engines and locomotive, boiler, with
superior accommodations for Passengers. 'f
All Goods consigned to J. i W. L. Mc'GARY, Wil
mington, will be forwarded up the river, free of commis
sions. All Produce from the country will be forwarded down
the river and to its destination free of commissions.
We are now building two Tow Boats which. will be
comoleted before, the fall freights begin.
Communications addressed to J. W. L. McGary,
Wilmington-, and W. L. McGary, Fayrtteviile, will have
attention. ( W. McGARY, Agent.
April IS, 1843 ly52
The undersigned is now building a large warehouse
at the river entirely isolated from other buildings where
receive and forward all roods sent to his address
usual charge, saving half the -up town hauling.
V. L. McGARY.
'WATTSOX.ac ROW2EE
m AIvC ibis opportnnity ti
!l mil the attention ef theTT &.
Public to the fi FUIimTUBE
which they now have on nana ana expect
r. kpn constantly on hand for sale at the
very lowtst prices for cash, country produce or lctuber
of every description, at the market prices. k
Among their assortment may be foond J
War drolea. Bureaus, Dressing, Dining, Tea, Centre f
and. Toilet and Ladies trork Tables; Book Cases;
Ottomans; Sofas; Wash Stands; Office Chairs ;'
Maliogany, Curled Maple, Black Walnut, Fan
cy and Wood Seat Chairs and Settees of trt-
ery description always on hand or made to
order at the shortest notice.
Having in .our employ good workmen, we feel no hes
itancy in saying that we are able to supply all demajids
for any' kind of furniture, and would respectfully solicit
a call from the citizens of the surrounding country.
All orders from a distance promptly attended to.
Call at the old stand, just opposite the Rowan Hotel.
Salisbury, July 20, 1848. if 39alt'd y-5-12
IlOTCHKIiSS, FKXXKIl k CO,
Wholesale Grocers
WHOLESALE" & RETAIL
THE subscribers are now recemng at W'n .
STort.comrfof the;Marwnniotel,thefctij
best sel'ct(?d assortment of" . . S',H
Drugs, Gficmicals'f Paints ,Oiti t
jLye-otijr, f
ever brought to thi market We particnlarlj j.
the aueuUun of Physicians, Draggists.atid Merri,.?1
our ?:ock,i which we pledge to sell alower ratfs a,
any other 'esiaMialimeot n Westera vforth Carolv
With the assurance again that' otir prices and term, j"
please alt, we -return our sincere thanks to the psUtl
COACH AND CARRIAGE
MAKING BUSINESS F
AXD . i heir very liberal patronage heretofore extended'!.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Below Je present I list ofa few of the hcle,
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o. SI, Water Street, XEW YORK,
"BIT AJYK constantly on hand a general assortment of
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Pulverised Ipecac, Rhei Jslari, CoW
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES!
GROCERIES, consisting in part as follows :
SUGARS of all kinds. COFFEE, Rio and other
styles. TEAS Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson,
and Black Teas, in whole, half and qnpter chests.
TOBACCO, front the best Virginia fac-ories of various
I brands.
SEGARSj. Regalia, Principe, and other choic
1 brands.
j Imported WINES &. LIQUORS of every description
in casks of all sizes. Also, domestic Liquors of all kinds.
In calling your attention to the above advertisement,
we can confidently offer ihe assurance that any orders in
trusted to us will be filled to your eniire satisfaction at the
lowest prices the market will afford. When you visit
our city, we most respectfully solicit you to call and ex
amine our stock.
New York, June 16,1848. 27w9
Far -8 a
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SMITH & CO.,
WOULD return their most hearty thanks to the pubr
lie for the very liberal patronage which they have
received ; and would respectfully inform them that they
are still carrying on in Salisbury, at the old stand nearly
opposite the old jail on Main street, the
i fUJVM Lrivn dttctatdcjcj-
Seeimr thelanimul check i V;UilLll iUHlYlilU liUOliOO,
as it fell oil iho route he was cpmtn"V-and ac- ; -and are prepared to make on short notice and in the most
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ing our stock
bo, Scilla, Ganiboge-, Opium, Arrow-Rook, Ptrl EaiL
ort incn, nyu. vimo. .iuii., oupn-. vtuiDtti?, i i . . ?
Morphine. Acit do., Piperine. Salacine.Red Leg it I ba1?
netian Red, Spanish Brown, White Lead, Black tV'l M
Iinseed and J. ramOI, Liogwood, Uofperas, Iodi I pomi
etc., cv ':. ,
Also, a large assortment of Shop Furniture.
Prescriptions furnished at aH, hours. -OrdcTiIrcm,
distance punctually attended to r
BROWN k JAMES,
Salisbury. July C, 1848 10 -
Fall and Winter Fashions
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pier, driven iv two stearn engines.- As
ji n " t'Hlfne rt ihfH' wnnrliirfnl' nrvtr if.
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tlt?yprKSOI Uirse mectmnics, every scnool water as an incompressible body. Jet us
fualiy to stop as he came up to it, and Jones,
finding patis to play that were not in the bills,
believed this accidentia I detention of his enemy
gave him sufficient advantage'lo reach the fence,
now broke off in a bee-line for that barrier.
But the infuriated teast was not long lo be di
verted from his purpose, and giving but a single
snuff of'his nostrils, now thin and distended, to
ihe decoy, rushed forward with a bound, as he
saw his victim, as he doubtless deemed him,
moving iti a line more favorable to bis purposes
a as kit n.3 riMirO c At t li i ri m I kn C
two small tubes oal thre eighths of aft j Jones slip! and he fell, and the enraged, and
men in uiameier. 1 nese were .two pra- j perhaps exulting animal, with lai( extended and
mab forceYpitrjips one at each end ot the eyes glaring with fury through the foam with
Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla Pills,
Are a strengthening Purgative and a Pu
rifying Tonic.
AS a whole nation has spoken enthusiastically of the
unrivalled excellence cf Dr. Le Bovs Vegetable
superb style any vehicles in. that linesuch as
Coaches, Barouches, Buggies, Sulkies, 6fC, j Universal nils, it may seem useless to publish individu-
which will.be disposed of on the most reasonable terms
Every description of vehicles made to order, and war
ranted to be of the best selected material and workman
ship. And as we have several first rate workmen in our
employ can warrant oar work to be as good as any done
in our country. '
Repairing done neat, cheap and expeditiously.
Salisbury, cAugust 17, lS4d. - tf 16
P. S. All kind of produce taken in exchange for work.
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feet in diameterlo the outside with a
half in diameter of the actual ihickness
of nine incbes of sojid iron pll round.1 In
to the ' cavil v "-of (his cylinder was fitted
the ram, as it is galled, a mass of solid
iron 17 inches in diameter, so that it did
not fit the cylinder quite accurately, but
boy is!-, how acquainted, but beside theses describe tlie oueration : Each bvdraulie
- iLL i -r. i? .i t:i. . . - - v .. r :
ouer grpju in euuons uii vu jiwc new pi;tn- rum ornUmp consisted oi a cylinder three
ets burst upon us ollenumes uurmg toe
space Inentioned above. We will not al
ludc lo these at present, but we would bid
"those he-look upon the structures of old
.as UielZtrandofftfof human genius, to
. follow: ns for a few: brief moments, while
Jvi'e "deicribe a work which has lately been
I f Jiecutcu, utiu me iikc oi Tincti, nome anu
j 'nil her glory could not boast of. Since
;thc introduction of railroads into England,
lhat country has projected anthconiplcted
works of such niaguitude, that they ap
pear more like tlie 'labors of Titans than
men. Among tiesc we may mention the
; funnel pf the Thames and various other
jLuiinels. - Mountains have been pierced
' o mate way for the rolling locomotjvp,
'hSWe)l fts rivers raised upon the should
' rrs of those iron 'barricades, that have ef
fected agrcater revolution in the social
condition of her population by far, than
thoSc that might dethrone a monarch or
ilefeatj a tyrant host. Hut famous though
theso7 tunnels be, we fx lievcthey must
yujld In originality of Conception and sci
entific! daring to the IUidgo made of a sin
gtoiube of Iron which ,was thrown across
the- river pon way last spring. This bridge
which his whole face was covered, and his neck
bowed so that his nose all but swetpt the ground,
came rushing to a certain victory.
The yong man hud just lime and no mnre,
to recover himself He had regained his feet:
and d re v them together, when the bull bound-
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cylindrical cavity of about a Toot aqd a ! mcr ".1"A,.ICU rr vufesomater
m ... i ' f .i i . i i . 1 i i Irorn which caused Jones mishan with a
frantic, leap, and Was already too near him to
ailowlofany hope pf escape to Ihe fiince. He
had lost, however, none of his presence of mind,
and boldly turning upon his pursuer, who had
now faisod his head, as he landedifrorn his leap
nc tnrew ntmseii upon me nun directly oetween
This is to make known to all whom it may concern,
that the subscriber hereunto, ia well acquainted with Mr.
Wrn. M. Barker, one of the partners in the firm of Smith,
Barker & Jacobs : that he was brought up by me to the
coach nialiing business, from a child to mature age, and
had the advantage not only of my instructions in the bu
siness, but also that of the most skilful and experienced
Northern workmen as well as Southern, which I had fre
quently in my employment ; and I take great pleasure in
recommending him to the confidence and patronage of
the public generally.
THOMAS THOMPSON.
Thorn psonville, Rockingham
County, June 30, 1848.
t(f l ! fl P I I I t V 1lP thu naCt'aiTC nt 1 lw ll'l. i lilo llttn w.rn nl tKn onm. limn i't a 'l '. U !
iv,i, rt.tnfxAfyj i lii, t- , ma i 1 iiui ii;, ui iiiu saiiiu lime I 1 lU- Ills
ter to the boilom. Attached to the top of two thumbs in the animai's nostrils, with the
I hii ram Avas a ciless head two square feet ! remainder of his hand grasped htoi firmly by
thick, with two square apertures for the ' lne of the lower jaw. The pain he was
chains to pass to lift the tube. The chains ! -"nPWe of inflicting by his strange position on
were of lint bar wrought iron 7 inches ' ,he animal, caused It to bawl with agony, and
NEW GOODS!
standi but as the monument of a distract
Jatid grand idea that will give, immortality
)to the inventor, Mr. Robert Stevenson. sort
, ' o(V George the successful inventor, of the
, I'locotjnotive, was the first to propose an
T l! now tubular bridge. The first form pro-
i -l jnosed was a tube ofa circular form, but
p7Mr. rairbajrn of Manchester, a skill'ul en
l. gincef. bccoming associated with Mr. Ste
j i vensonj experiments were tried which rc
.1 pulied tu proving the squarb form far su-
. perior 10 inc circular in every respect. At
his grip was so firoi he could not displace JTim
1 he furious beast now seemed tamed, or at
l;at! reduced to the necessity of begging quar
ter; and either from the pain he was suffering,
jor from ex-hauslinnr from liis laborious exereie,
he became quieted, andnvandered or walked to
lis enemy.
spring, threw
himself upon it,, and escaped to the opposite side
wiUioinNpe slightest attempt on the part of his
late futiiiis antagonist to molest htm..- fie was
there joiiled by a bum her of individuals who
frad wimpssed ihe greater part of the adventure,
!and"congra(ulated htm boon his u'ulooked for
wide and thick, and G feet long. Tito
stroke of the ram was 6 feet in its full
range. Two high pressure horizontal en
gines were to do the work. Each cylin
der had a piston rod running through each
end connected wit.h the pungers of force ; ,he fence as if to offer a parley to
pumps having a stroke of 10 inches. ' At ! Reaching the fence, Jones, with a si
me top oi eacu nyur.au uc press; there was
;i small tube three eighths of an inch in
diameter and connected with the force
pumps. These two little, tubes were the
channels of the mighty power to lift 'the
whole structure. 'Insignificant in appear
anceno bigger than a large quill, we ! -'cape .-r-Phtsburf Gazelle.
well may autnirethescientiticattainhients
that through them with a stream of water i
no thicker than sometimes trickles from
the cheek of beatify, this mighty mass of
iron was borne up in mid air, like the fa- !
bled cofliii of the prophet at Mecca. !
Mter the engines commenced working
and the small streams were rapidly forced
into the tiny tubes, the. mighty lube arose
slowly but grandly into tlje air. At eve
ry six feet the engines wpre stoppedand
the chains re-adjusted to the bead of
NEW GOODS Si
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The largest and best selection yet, and
Cheaper than ever. i
BROWN & ELLIOTT
RESPECTFULLY he public that they are
receiving from New York , philadelihia, their
Fojl'supply of
FRENCH, ENGLISH & AMERICAN
al certificates ; still we feel induced to yield to custom, by
admitting the following ; the more willingly, asthey ema
nate from persons who are not likely to be misled, by tlie
popular excitement which the appearance of those Pills
has occasioned. j
From the Medical Times, Scjt. 18, 1845. j
Opposed as we ore lo modern patent medicines, we
cannot be silent to the virtues of Dr. Le Roy's much laud
ed discovery. His Pills are indeed a purgative which
may be taken without risk, or the advice of a physician ;
for they produce evacuation without weakness, and cause"
energy in the digestive functions, without straining them,
and thus paving the way for re-action and apathy.
From the Lancet, August 23, 1845.
Dr. Le Roy has most happily succeeded in combining
Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla with other vegetable ingre
dients, so as to produce a medicine at once tonic, and
purgative, the only pertect discovery ot the kind ever
made, though a desideratum which the ablest physicians
in all a;eB have eagerly sought for.
From the Journal of Pharmacy, July 1, 1846.
As far as we have had time to judge, both by hearsay
and experience, Dr. Charles Le Roy has made a most
valuable discovery, and added a purgative to the list of
medicines which must take the precedence of all others,
as being the safest and most effective. . Sarsaparilla and
Wild Cherry are the principal ingredients of his Pills.
We shall rtcur to them more particularly in our next
number. ' -
For sale by Messrs. Brown &. James, Salisbury ; J.
P. Mabry, Lexington ; Phifer &. York, Concord. Price,
25 cents" per box. Aug 3 1 , 1848.3;;il 8
KEEP constantly on hand an exten
sive assortment of
m watches, clocks,
Jewelry, Silverware, Cutlery,
Musical Instruments, lie role ing Pistols.
Perfumery, Soaps, and Fancy Articles of every descrip
tion. Persons wishing to purchase articles in the above line,
will do well to call and examine iheir fine selection, one
door above J. &, W. Murphy's store.
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired in the best
manner, and warranted for twelve months.
Lepine and plain Watches altered to Patent Levers,
and warranted to perform well.
Salisbury, July 20, 1843 tf 12
'has 'just received, (at hit old stand,) from Xti
York, the American and European Fahlfns,iat tW
t all and Winter of 43 and 43, and will continue to re-
ccive them quarterly. He is prepared to execute it .
ders in his line of the trade, in a fashionable and
manlike manner, at the shortest notice. From hi$!wj
experience in the art of culling and making eartnens
he feels confident that be can give tatisfactioa to a
customers. -
He respectfully returns his thanks to his friend tai
the public for their liberal support tendered him hem
fore , and will endeavor by increased efforts to leasi
customers,to merit a continuance of their fvor. -
HORACE II . BEAitte
N. B. All kinds of country produce taken at tfreaui-l
ket prices for work.
Salisbury, Sept. 21,2848. tf 47 ofYU ,
'AOS,
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terfc
per s
n;ta
High Shoals Iron Works
Gaston Catfuty, Hf. C. ,
fWlHE subscriber having leased tie
A hove Establishment, Cor the purpose
of manufacturing Iron, Nail5LCsticgi
Mill Spindles, Cranks, and a B';ck-
smith Work, and having good LaiWani j
an excellent Machinist from the Nortii.ht
will be prepared to make and fit up all kinds of Mada
nery at short notice. Having spared neither pains Kt
expense in seJecfing a good set of workmen, connected
with his own long experience in the -above line tf bus
ness, wtH warrant all work madetat this establishmeE
to be as well executed as it can be done in -this part i
the country, and at prices to sUiL-lhe times.
WM. E. HOSE.
February 8, 1849 . Jy41
100 'DOLLARS'
RBWilRD !
ANAWAY from the subscriber in the monia oM
Mav last a negro man slave named 1
Tlie said slave is aged about 22 year?, Mack com
plexion, 5 feer 9 or 10 inchelh-hMgtrr, stout andlWf.
He was purchased by me of Mr. Wm. F. McKffsua a
Morganton, who purchased hinu of the estate f A.C-
neHini of Burke county. I understand he has tener.
since he left in that county. The above, reward w
One Hundred Dollars,
will be paid. for his apprehension and delivery in , S,. I
bury lo John I. Shaver Lsi , or to the &ubscr,ter.
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- EARLY DISADVANTAGES.
I learned grammar," says William CohheU,
of the latest and Newest Styles, which have been selec
ted with great care, and bought at the very lowest cash
prices. Among their stock may be found
For ILncSies Wjar,
Beautiful silk Lustres, MVide Cashmeres, Colored do.,
Satin striped do., satin striped Mous. De Lanes, Plain
I a i 1 1 in i l i r .
ii .,,Vw., T ... ". . i i- ii . anu uidtnuu., oniv iinu worsieu i.usires, sauii siripeu
1 .P'';-' Homitjr uii uie my oi Gheni Alpaca, Mode Thibet.Cashmere.satin striped do.,
six penpe a tjay. Ihe edge of my berth, or 1 black Paramatta, black Merinos and Alpacas, Oregon
thai ofmy guard bed, was my seat to study,' in mv ! Plaids, Ginghams, French do., Shawls, Gloves, Ribbons,
iap was my Writing la!le. " I had no tnoney to Collars, Linen Cambric Haiul P.s, Reviere do., Plumes,
..iicl.ase candles or oil, in winter time it wh ! Bonnet silks, Velvets, Bonneistrwd Hosiery,
rarely that 1 Icould gel any Ughi lnl that of the F cleineti' Wear.
fire, and only my turn even of that'. To buy a ; French -Black, brown and olive Cloths French Cassi-
t ,! c , PJ meres, (hg tl) Doeskin do., Fancv do., Wool Tweeds,
' a'":ri ''TVfV , r '1" lo iorc- ; Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys, bro. and bld drills, domestics,
1
Speed the Plough.
WILLIAM J. PLUMMER
S.tDDLEU JB HARNESS MAKER,
r AKCS pleasure in returning h
t-v ,, JL thanks to all those who hai
2JM :J heretofore favored him with
21i!i5rt-il custoiii. He trusts and believi
ill !':'' tsitVi e !':1S 2 1 ven very
i ill Itiii'U'ilil vevs.iUjitisfaction ; and as he is for the
thetr
s and believes thai
general, if not oini-
ast, so
ful to
shop.
-hall he continue to feel grate-
all who may patronize his
iihapd with longUudinnl cellulur compart-
fncnts. squaw nt Ibe top and boltoti). This
4 nod yvas 80 feet longi ji feet 0 ins. deep,
$ foel S jns.ih breadth. and rested on two
(4 tJufiporU, leaving ii space of 75 fret be
iwc.cn them. N It weished about 5 tons
fend vva subjected loWie severest tests lo
icrmhny experiments to discover the best.; rum and hy a succession qf such rjst
fonjr yances to resist vertrcafna lateral tube finally reached the desired elevation. ;
torsion a model Was lormetl Ot a hOUare o.i iV-.f. iin, dnnorl.w in air. as ilvn nlr
thin ol the two hydrauljc eninesl and j
then it.was laid upon its foundations! as a j
monument of engineering skill unsufpass- j
ed in any age or countrj. Since, then the ;
locomotive with its train: has thundered
.r;
f mvb ts strength A ll weight was at
achetl(ttJ its centre, and! iucrr-ased ton by
on, and the deflection! carefully noled.
After three successive experiments.it was ;
fliscovcred that its breaking weight was1
jDO tons, that is, the motK l "only weighing
ft tolas of 75 feet in le tgth court) stand
Ihe eri6rmQas pressing Wciht at its cen-
rc oi tou mor0 .tihnn 11 timri its ft .
eii;l,ta,result highly satUtactorvlir1 r
across its iron "pavement, and we hope, it
will stand for ages, the prttise mnd admir
ration of future generations. Scientific
Amtrican.
-v" " , . . . i- r .i t ir i .i . . . r. - ...
of theN1- m l,oruu!1 Vi uii2 jooa itoui in a state ot Whitney blanket, Jiz'd satin Vestings, cut Velvet do
fS iho ' a li' v,'- ' had m moment'; of time that hg'd silk do., plain satin do,, worsteddo.,
' 1A : 1 could call my own and I had to read and write , XT A TQ A nnTQ
amidst the talking, laughing, sinking, whistling-. QTSfS'C
and bawling of at least half a score of the most i .QeS?
thoughtless of men, and that, too, -in! hotiis of BESIDES A GENERAL STOCK OF
iheir Ireedom from all control.- And I'sav. if I fTneivnro A- TiHlrv (Imports rrnrk.
cry, &c, ac
in the whole world a youth, who can find an
excuse for the uon-peifonnance?"
tinder circumstances like; these, could encounter
and overcome the task, is there,! can there le
Those wishing to buy Goods, would do well to call,
as we feel satisfied we can offer inducements to purcha
sers, by selling cheap for Cash.
Salisbury, October 5, 1648. 22
The Dtlights of Gold Digging. The
following incident of Gold durji'inir on the
ADJUSTING THE MOUTH.
The Loudon Gazette contains some infonrja- ;
tion lor the ladies wiih regard to the manner of
placing their lips when they desire tp look amta-
FCiiilds & Cos. Oriental or Sovereign
Balm PM
milowmg mciuent ot Uold dt-gmg on the , hlo, dignified, &c, says that when a lady would
Sacramento is related by -a correspondent comjpose her mouth, to a hJund atid lertne char',
of the Courier &, Enqoirtjr .at Monterty : acter, she would just before enteirin!" the room
I 2 -i!'
m
i, v'm;
' Provisions are Very scarce, and jo ob
in them m.inv murders linv. hpri! rnrh.
V-c.i;iu a ir.uu qigoiy satistactorviji t, r ,i " u ; i
.rbain c6nclmled from this expert !",lled f thePurc.h ot, iVnatjexor.
mllow beams of wruuaht imn in.1 P"CP UA rec.y, iut; eVentu
II it. " t v
Mvd on the samo principle, wheth. a,1 ,eV? mrlV'. try. relating
1:::'L.:j. ' i . !i. ," i r to an nllair ftt Hits kind. m;iv I
f "Vir v.-m . aiiui Kn iimii nn uujcr ties- i - , , , , , , , ,. - hut i the mouth he alroariv smill and 1 VT
erintiuti of -irdpri Ei,: rL, -d.a oor hole, bad beiyi dig-mc nces- 1 1 P , T e a,WmaU' I For1 sale by Bog
lo calF lhu particular attention of our.en- T i i y lwMy. wbet he w
say Besom, and keep tlie expressifin in which
the mouth subside, until the desired effect upon
the company is evident. If, on ihrot her. hand,
she wished to assume a distinguished bearing
not jstiggestive of sweetness, she I would say
ifriish, the result infallible, i lit, she would
ARE entirely vegetable in their composition are
compounded upon scientific principles, and with a
careful regard to chemical affinities. Their ingredients
are so prepared and blended, that they cleanse the sto
mach, purify the blood- and regulate the action of the
bowels, ic-hich they never leave costive,) thus speedily
He would inform the public that he has lately receiv
ed some very fine northern materials, and is now better
prepared to do SadJle and Harness work than ever.
His prices are not extravagant, but ms work is pood.
He occupied his usual stand, opposite to the store of IJo
eer &, Maxwell, and is ever ready to obey orders in the
line of business to which he belongs. He keeps on hand
a good stock of sad lies, bridles, martingales, harness
&C. for sale, and can most generally, furnish instanter
such articles as are required of him.
Salisbury, June 1 , 1643 tf
tatc of ilovtfi (SavoUuit,
DAVID.SOX COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sssions, Novem
ber Term, 148. .
Richmond Ilartly, Adm'r of"l
John Lookabiil, dee'd, and
Mary Ann, bis wife, rs.
John Doaty and wife, So
phia, Andrew Eves and wife )
Margaret, Catharine Look
abiil, Adam Lookabiil, John
A. Lookabiil, and DavU
Lookabiil.
re litition for sale of Be
' . Estate.
"ffT appearinn to the satisfaction f
and efficiently removing the causes of a large class ol AJohn Doaty and wife, Sophia, Andre
diseases. Their entire success even, when the most
popular remedies have failed, has obtained for them re-
he Court, that J
. Cves and wife.
Margaret, Catharine Lookabiil, Adam ookabill, John j
A . LOokabill a ud David Lookabiil, defendants in this
commendations of ihe highest character froni those who caw, are not inhabitants of this State : It is therefore'
have used them sufficiently to test their virt-jea as a fa
mily.jnetlicine. -
Each box contains 31 pills ; price o cents, and is ac-
certifieates and full directions.
nafU nh..rino- m,,i co.S'W. T i , vi -7 M"T' ,'.' " . lri uouse, m ixingion.on trie second Monday o
as afceost- ' ,. 1 i r - . - ; .uwiBUMrcwiwuiw, ut iia,, roruary next, ami men 'and there plead au&wer
r utes. when havinr their dar;ierreofi nes taken, i Mahrv Irinfrron I) f If.nnevr nir. C.alil Hill: and ,u ..u:.:r- r TTT .
r , - i i . , r. 4 i - ' . , i ;. . i ,r Tt ! 1 1 ' i.i.iniu t-jiuoii, or tne same win oe
ordered by the Court, that publication be made for six
( weeks in the Carolina Watchman, printed at Salisbury,
mat tney De ana oppear nelore :h Justices of our next
Court of Fltis a rfd Quarter Sessions, to be held, at the
or de-taken
ni i rnnist nimr . . . . !."!. . . i ... " . : - i .
" V V :VUlft1 - - 1 ....... . . I . . -. . 1 I I . L 1 t . .... L.. 1 - frS. I .... . II. lna.rn.. -. . ...
f- J 'e . , rrit i i r V!- " t oosene uicc luica wmi some;UGVaitUe. ; nwaar -uu inuu uy . .u. v.w.i,, "")" oncci, pro contesso, ana Heard exparte as to them
.uui u. .uiuc umii. l lie Wlioie OJ iniSIlw? ? .! Charleston. S. U. 4wU7 Witn. f, F ri.,ur. -.a n ftfl?-
t j i , - ' .; - I : I j ....... . , - - . v, (-ii irk Jl uui ttllU VUUI I, a i lllin
,.; I ... i i ' -7 i iooq oi sorne Kind. The whole of thjstlw?
i htj arc-rit luho was Ult nnd HnisheJ j digger purchase furhclut onelhuhdred
;in nhom lii months ftr it was coinnien
jced. lt U'll-fet't long ami Weighs 1300
;i prtsi; md. formed , of. wrougtu i ron" nlates
:liotii 1 ti, aTvH t U.nrr ftU about-1 inch ia
' y- )uKfffrf-Abe plates were rivetteUjarm
ly Ifierto rib opnnle iron orroth
; '"H i l,M'Juint? iy t hosn who' liave
ie vorkmtahiJithn reKular'itv; ol
el tfri-ti theveat.tiilie a liihly
iienttil character. ' This was do'ins hy
rnan
tidfiVitij. a punching
rnachine upon iho
via m f m A, ma L
dolhtii; ii, virgni gold; arid whiliddvour. c' 1 por s Agt.-l tte Urleans
ing it, the man who soldi! the- provisions T,c?"u?e set l"'s mooted question at rest
took-possessionJQrthe 'luiljv. aAcV limn- j 111 toowing para-rapH :
ing his repast, the gold hqnter ordered the " We Perceiv! in in:inJ ofh papers a
fellow out; but! on hj$ positively; rejusin sment that Gen. Taylor is but fifty
to come, knoclceti hi brains out ivJith a L'pt ynra of age.hU : not I correct,
piclv-axe, hok from the nockets the I inrin i y. e hnd t om the Gcneml Mmself tltat
gold thatiatrriurchase;ft tiica was s1xty.rour.7j , ;
dragging )t body, out of the h61tl blmseif ) 'TP '"1-7"
cqntinued he diin; Ttii. 1 brlik-P U 'lA-lAlV aMd. Masonic Gloves,
1
. A CARD.
DR$. BROWN & JAMES havingassoriated them
selves in the practice of Medicine, can always be
found at theirdrugstore when not professioGallyengaged
Satisiury, December 16, 1817 ti 33
HATS, HATS.
FIXE Ileavcr and Iflolc Skin
Hats for sale by . II, EXNISS.
the second Ionday of November, 1&18.
6w31 C. F. LOWE, Cl'k.
r
WARRANTS
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
'I PRICE & UTLEY,
fA rahionable Tailors, '
, COXCORD, N. C.
! April 27, 1849. ' - - - '' -. tf52
The subscriber .would inform thecUiwins
the country in general, thai he ia enpd '
the manufacture of the celebrated Davis, Ewt
man, and Evans Chenoweth double pointed
side hill Ploughs, which cannot be surpass
for ease of draught or beauty of work. The
wishing ploughs can he supplied al any of t
following places, viz: Moeksville, Sali-bun.
Concord and Chailoote, or at any other poifl'
where a load can be sold.
J. H. THOMPSON:
Tvro, Davidson co., N. C, ) n ,r .
' Au?. 10. 11-48. lGmU ,
Medicines, Medicines
TirE are reivin2 at Dr. C. B.Wb
T T old stand the largest and lett of
MEDICINES, INSTRUMEVTS,
Paints $ Dye-Stuffs, Spices fy Perfumtty
Fancy and Uiiseful Articles,
ever brought into thTs country. (eeourIarge
bills and CataUjgue.l We will sell very low for c'-
LOCKE & CHAFFJV
Salisbury, May 11, 1848 '
Important to Mill Owners
HOTCHKTSS'S Vertical Water VheeUjfri;
.Fayetteville.by. ' . r
D. McIElL.L u
And in Lincoln County by '
E. A? 13UEVARD.
,1 . 12.1847 tf45 '
1 A S A A A A MM m i
FALL & WINTER FASHION .
' J - Just Received.
1
. ! COUNTRY PRODUCE of all kinds 1$
5 payment for work,done by -
GEO. L. GOULD,
92
. 91
TAILOR.
Salisbury rOteober 5, 1848.
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Tr?TE Cloths Cassinicrc &'Tcstin,
lorsaieby ' J. . EXiyiSS:
Dec. 21 33
2f
t , ii'i - j rpn
ainiv lime auu iuiiun , -
JUST recefred a large mpply of fine TfJj V"
DLES. Alsor, an excellent article ot - (J(a-
deira or V hite Cooking WriK.naanui ac. p.
ing purpose exprewly. . BUOWIs .
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