THE NOBLE FARMER
JiY MBS. I.. H. BIGOURNEV.
"Agncnltsre b the moat healthy, the most Suppose the eight counties west of the Kidgcto having died in twelve days, tie m.nra men brother, 9. L. Philer, dee d. I will gire the above re
asefuT the most noble employment oT nun. "GEO. ; be eoual in capacity to produce the grape then sickness was caused by the cows eating the peas ward if he is secured in any jail or delivered to me m
V.'asiiixoton. " ' v.c challenge anv other eieht counties in the State which prow on what is called clay-galled lime- Charlotte. . . rmjw.
wut pb,rf . 'c j; rihi.cl-,pTrrer';s?ve TJS! ,vH1 UJJ,J"- fire issnunee compam.
v ....... .V i.: to individual investment and Mate wealth. We drop down ana mc in a icw nours.
l ames eiaiio.-i iiiu.-it.- in iii.s cui
From earth's remote-1 bound,
What Ruler over a Nation'.-, love
In majesty sublime,
The first, the greatest in the realm,
A king in Freedom's clime.
He-turns to rural haunts to watch
Hu ripening wheat fields wave?
A blessed gladness in bis heart
That glory never pave.
Who, 'mid his acre-; brood and preen,
Where plough shares break the sod,
PreJen in sylvan toils to walk,
With Nature and with God?
Th re was but one who thus retired
From conquests, power and pride.
For which ambition hath so oft
In m&dncss striven and died,
There was but one dost a.-k his name?
'.Neath fair Virginia's sky.
Go, Cud Monnt Vernon's sepulchre
inu
i.
d its
ansae rni" ,i
Jarieultural.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
A correspondent and reliable gentleman, writ
ing to us from South Crek 1'. (., in IJfaafort
-uiitv, in this State, says : ''This portion of
the Old North Slate is destined t be a great
ranning country. The price of land is lower here,
in proposition toils fertility and the facilities for
L'tinip produce to market, than any place that I
know I in the I mted States. Ibis
talking ,
large, tmt it is . y7; and people are nuuiur
out nd emigrating here, l.ut l here is plenty
.' land ve't (or a thousand families."
it
of
le;iufbri county abounds with rich swamps anl
j !: -,;, s. where vejietahle and alluvial deposits are
s ; " ji that the btnu can never be worn .ut by
'ultivation. These plares are pnseeptiblc of
I ruinate ami of making farms thai will last a hun
dred generation-. 1 rem them can le procured j
;in abundance of tumeie, with which to manure the '
npl
i .i i .i ... i , i ii -i i
i- aiu m.ii.e iiu-iii l.en as mnu. iesnie
there is ample water euminunicutloii with ike !-est
markets, o that the fanner can get his produce
there at a rr. UKiirtaiikant cost. And tlic
healthiness of the country is as good, v.v 1. lieve,
as any other portions in Eastern North Carolina.
With these inducements and a Ivan! ige-, what
need for our citizem to remove to distant States,
where they oe! no better lands but pav much
l.igm
r r:et-. and die in a few years in an un-
hi
fol
1 1 1 13 climate. Li I all who feel like emigrating i
!!( r kind Ilia
i tl
v now
Li
ive
ay a .sit to
le:uiiort count ' .-
I
C. P.anter.
THE GRAPE CULTUEE.
Mr Silas McDowell, Macon county, some 1
Tcxrs since, mentioned to us a theory which he
had matured iu his own mind, respecting the'
fro y region of Western North Carolina. At first
ve thought his views amounted t" t; dhing m ire j
th it: theory, but a few year.J oliscrvation has e n- 1
vinced us that lii- views are founded i:i facts.!
There does esift a tmtt-titir above which there I
is a ihcrtnal current or stratum of atmosphere, in i
which vegetation is not injured by spring frosts. 1
A year ago, the vegetation of the Tennessee valley '
w:s bitten down hy a severe frost. The line of its
existence did not reach more than about three
thousand feet above the level of Tennessee River, i
few days alter the frost, the valley, through its j
whole length, presented a most singular appear
ance. The haves upon the timber, in the valley,
were black and crisp, from ft o .'-..', while higher j
upon the mountains' sides every thins: remained ;
green and fre.-h. Tne line of the destructive frost
ccuied to he as regular along the mountains, as the
surface of a lake. Wo mention this one instance,
;-.s being the most striking one within our obserra
liin, illustrating Mr McDowell's theory. Since :
thai time, we have taken some pains to gather
such facts as might throw light upon this subject,
and all we learned go to substantiate, in a most j
satisfactory manner, everything claimed by Mr I
McDowell for his thermal theory.
The existence of this thermal belt of atmosphere,
;s suggestive of one of the resources four m un
tain region. Within this belt there are elegant
aide lai.d, situati d as though nature had laid them
' ;i? for great vineyards. Many of th s; tdd s
have a warm southern exposure; are of a ileeji rich
S' !L aud are covered with hickory, ashe, black
walnut, maple, black locust, cedar, poplar and
(lie oaks of the southern Alleghanies, sheltered bv
high mountain t eaks, withhold rocky escarpments
t : the north and north-west. Thus sheltered
. ,.i lh chilling winds of the north nod north-west,
With h uiy and oaimv titui i-; :n re.
v.v cannot cou
c IV. ,.i m
rt favorable localities for crane cnltun
within the va.-t- extent of our broad country.
1 lore upon these table land, we l ave soon the
native gray-' via growing in the greatest lnxiiii
anee. Here, t 1 , maj be foand almost any variety
of soil, as furnished ly the difiiarenl rockj strata,
from cbieh the element have Leon drifted down.
Another fact worthy ol note hi. that the rocky
dctritna mixed with the soil, would seem to ren
der bnt little labor, in trenchinjr. t. prepare the
groun I, as ueeesuarTJ for the native vines evidently
take vigoroua root vithoot any artificial prcpara
tioi of the ground. Where natnie Las done so
Hleral a -liare, it must be evident that the osl of
1 a plantation of cuttings, . will be greatly
i - than the iiMial coat in ether localities. These
suprjrcstions are baaed upon the most careful obner
V:if ;ol!.
t mot, however, be permitted to .-all the ai
t on lion ol'tho reaper to a lew practical facts, which
go t.. .-ustiiin what we hare already aid. In the
early settlement of this. (Tennessee) valley, a lew
mca located themselves high op i:i the mountain
C- ve
Amongst other frmta winch thev planted.
was .111 occasional grape slip
1 here are m
vera!
vines now growing from theee early plantings, and
being above the frost-line, and within the thermal
hi 't. nre uniform bearers have not failed lor per
haps twenty years; ami their fruit is sound and de
lici as, f ree from rot and mildew, and also from
signs of puncture by insects. Wo tad no hesi
tancy in saying that the grape Culture in the
southern Alleghanies, if undertaken by men of
capital and practical knowledge, would Lea must
rexnunerath e enterprise.
From our persona! knovletlee trf tne antonnt of;
tabic t tiicls aoapted to the urape. W think we are
.-a:'.- in saving that Mac 90 county aloiie is
capaHle of producing iu hot thermal rations a mil-
,;o!i -rational oi wme anouany.
n e ii..
There is certainly enough in tl;e capacity of this
one county, to say nothing oJ t!ie other counties
w. st oi'tlu- Ridge, Vr the prod notion of wine, to
in Jane any body of irise- fegislatnrs to grant the
rcnircd aiu to penetrate and explore this Striker- j
land of the "Old North" with a main trunk Rail-
road cou.niriicinL' at the seaboard, and extending
to the extreme west Is it wise and politic, to
i keep this wonderful mountain region locked up
and -lint nii from the commerce of the world ?
... a. ,,.. ; mAK intnreirn field for intert.ri.se. L .ids; they seem to fatten and thrive on the peas, !
believe the true wealth of a country consists in the
' 1 1 . . C It.. ,.,i r. mi nun V" liavr re- i
ueveiopiiieni i kwiuvhi. - -
sources in the mountains, unknown and unappre
ciated. All W wish, is a railroad, and then v.c j
will make the developments which will astonish
the common w. !th. Send up the iron horse, and
we will load him to the utmost of his capacity
with our products.
The grape culture, how ever, is only one of the
several resources from which we promise freight to
those who may send us the train. Apple culture, j
sheep husbandry, cattle growing, and the products
of the manufacturing establishments all and
singular, roniise much. These will receive due
notice, and their claims shall be duly considered. j
In the mean time, need we indulge any hope that
North Carolina will ever consider our claims:'
will ever feel those convictions of justice and right
which prompt patriots and statesmen to deeds of
magnanimity aud equity ? When we look in this
direction, the star of hope is faint and is still grow
in" fainter. Again we appeal to the "western re- :
Rene' to speak out with one voice and preserve
a firm front, resolved on justice or divorce. H- ;
ilcrsonville ( A'. ('.) Watchman.
How to Kill Meadow Rushes. Many of
our farmers have meadows pointed with rushes.
Au experienced gentleman, in all the various in
terests of the farm, authorises us to say that
i i . ii .. t
ru-l.e- may ne very certainty acsiroycu ujf mow
inij tin hi ichen iu bloom. This plan, followed for
several years, will ultimately destroy them; and the
farmer will have the Icasure of seeing them grad-
aallv disappearinjic until all are gone
I
on the
tutbority ol the
same eeiitleman.
is offered to the nubile for
the cure of a snake Life. He has had reiieated
evidences of its efficacy in his own family, and also
the testimony of some of his neighbors to the same
effect. The sufferer must Jriuk n tabletotjitful
ofsjtii if.-, turpentine, then Lathe the bitten part
with the s.-une, until the pain coasts. Two or three
hours, with this treatment,
fialisltury Watchman.
will effect a cure.
M E K L E "V BU RG teii US,
Seven per vvni per nismssm.
These Bonds
that :.ii be m
are undo
ubtei
safest investment
j. referable to any
real 1 1
State
1 1
le -.
it
C.
inty rannot reiinuiate. lucv hear seren rver
1,
rent hiteresl payable rr-:inunaHy, with Coupons for
the same. They are of the denomination of 31 00, which
will make them more current aud useful for domestic
purposes. I lie coupon- win prove a convenient
medium lor paying county taxes. h citizens of the
count v sliotild no.-.-e-s tiiein. and thcvare now offered t;
them,
with
ii
osaU
ti
it either Bank iii Charlotte or
will receive prompt attention.
ie
oh,
a W. Da
i vi.
! i w : I i ii v
!8 If
Pres't. W
. C. t. It. Railroad C
MRS. IIAWLEY & WINDLE,
First Jtoor West of the Charlotte Dunk.
Tryon Street, CSt.i RLWTTt:, .3.
JUST RKCE1VED
A LARO
STOCK 01
j'II E
'T'rfi- '
PRICKS ranging from Si to 820.
Head Dresses, Collars, Infants' Hats,
and a splendid assortment of
SSosim't Dress Trisaisssiss'iN.
The Lmpress Patent bxnansion Skirt
together itli !
a variety ofllridal and Party Ornament.'', &c. .c.
. )' 'A i.-e rail ami examine our Stock.'Bfi
March 22. y.t tf
RAILROAD NOTICE
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
7;ic. cm:
yon fri
ia'i EXPKiHTious norn:
''HIT FOR THE IXTERIOR OF
A ORTIt CAROLIXA.
nd others about purchasing their Fll
plies, are requested to notice that bv the
Merchants ::
and Winter -a;
! completion of
, lestou. S. C. ti
Xorth-Eastern Railroai
raw. the advantasres of
irom
I,
( '
a,
ea ii
and
; cxpeuilious
i them. A
Xorth-Easto
route from the secbotud has been opened
II Freight consigned to the Agent of tire
rn Railroad will i forwarded free of com-
inissi
in.
o i !
i,,
rgf will be made for storage at Che-
raw: nil Uoots will be taken
War. house nntil -cut for.
A schedule of charges u
OUice.
i
A ii-jr. 10, i :.s. if
re of in the Company:
found at the Post
S ILOMONS.
K:er. an"
apt.
CHARLOTTE FOUNDRY
AND
ZV2:zi.c fa. 33.0 Factory.
The undersigned lie-s leave t.icall the attention of the
public to the tact that he is now ready to fill all orders
for making steam Ei fines, MSifitritsiltc Cot
ton S'rcsscs and all kind of Machinery.
AS, 2, KI!S OF CASTIlCiS
in Iron and Brass or other metals MADE AT SIIORT
NOTICE AND KEIH'CED PIUCES. Particular atten
tion given to the making and repairing of Thrashing
Machines. Morse Powers. Cotton Clin-, Mill Work, and
Agricultural Work of all kind-.
(tlacksmithing, Jobbing Work. Wagon Work, and
Uorsi
Ohl
or t.i!
Shoeing, uom
Iron and Draj
eu in exehaue
with d; -pat-. h.
s Castings honghl at the Foundrv,
i for Job Work. Wood and I'ro-
vi.-ion- ofall kinds taken iu exchange for Blacksmith-
All Work must be PAID FOH when
DELIVERED, as ca.-h has to he paid for every thing
necessary to carry on the establishment.
I- .-" All orders for work mast be specified in writing
so that the work and specifications May agree.
A supply of Anthracite Coal, constantly on hand fo
sale.
This is the only Foundry in the State that casts every
d.tv 1 except Sunday. )
lif-i-'All contracts connected with the concern must
be made with tke Undersigned alone.
J. M
IIOWIK, Praetieal Encrineer, wi
ive his con
on business
st. mi attention io the business. All letter
will be directed to Charlotte Found: v.''
J. A. FOX, Proprietor.
Charlotte. X. C. Nov. .'III. ls.".S tf
EXPERIENCE THE BEST TEST!
HEDGMAX, CLAiiK .t CO'S
GEXV1XE COD LIVER OIL
Has been proved by twelve rears1 experience the best
remedy for Consumption, Scrofula, ie.. and is recom-
anded bt thamosi eminent Phrsicians.
Cco!f. Iteware of preparations pretending to p
sess ine propenieaoi ioc uu in eoncentratcu lomi. a?
may of them are worse than useless. The I'urc Oil
nas cceu roena to act i.etter aao nave mora speeay
eflVct than any jelly or other preparation of it.
S iM bv Druggists generally.
Feb. 2t, 1859. 3m-pd
! ft'orr linmailr
itt Et IlaltlJ a
I A -overeijrn cure aatf preveative of the Piles. I
I NYE HUTCHISON & CO.
WESTERN DEMOCEAT,
Death of Cattlk. A correspondent writing
from Florence, Stewart county, ( ia., in the courseui
a business letter, states that hu cow shad recently
been taken with a very fatal epidemic, dying at
the rate of three to four a day, fourteen 10 all,
died in twelve oavs. lie iuhiks tneir
TO PIi MTER9.
OTTOS GLNS, ol" the nest quality, with 10 inch
saws, delivered at any Railroad Landing in this
State, or on the X. C. Railroad, at $3 per saw. For
particulars address J. M. ELLIOTT,
April 2;. 1859" 6m Witinshoro. 8. C.
NEW FIRM.
Or. E. HXil HlTCBISOnr & CO.,
Having! pnrefcased of Dr. U. M.
Pritchard his entire stock of
. DRUGS. CHEMICALS.
HV'-- ntl.s l VIXTS. .vr..
j ' sr":- W cspeet l'nll v call the attention
XJgl&SUM&X Mm of the public to the fact that
they will carry ou a WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL
DKL'ti BUSINESS at Irwin's Corner, where they are
now receiving, in addition to their present Stock, a
large assortment of
Fresh and Geiiuiue Drugs,
direet from the .New Vurk market.
E. XVB HUTCHISON, M. 0., will superintend this
large and well known estahlishmenl in person.
t-v" Physicians' prescriptions made up with prompt
ness and rare.
Ortoher 19, 1 f!.n.
Pure Kerosene,
And a large variety of Kerosene I. AMI'S, for sale low
March 29, 185t) " E. NYE UUTCHISO:
CO.
Liiisied Oil, pure Sperm,
TANNERS' OIL,
For sale bv E. NYE
Lard, and
UTCHLSON.
'-?-( 'hurehiU's preparation of the Hypophos
phatcs, CURE FOR THE CONSUMPTION, for sale by
E. NYE HUTCHISON & CO.
Fresh Kiirniiii? Fluid and Linseed Oil,
Low for cash bv the Bbl.
E. N YE HUTCHISON & CO.
Tanners1 OH
From S." cents to SI 23 per gallon.
E. NYE HUTCHISON
CO.
TOlViw
ORDERED by the Board of Commissioners nf the
Town ofCburlotte, that the law of the State prohibit- i
ing the buying of Poultry from Negroes, or the buying
by a Negro, without a written permit f rom his mas- I
ter, be enforced against all persou.; violating the
same: and that the Town Clerk give public notice of
tlii ( Irdina nee
Ma nil 7. 182
in
the newspapers of Charlotte.
T. W. DEWEY, Town Clerk.
Salem N. C.
VU-.
unai rsi
gned has recent
v nnrciiasei
d the Hotel
in S.
K 111.
X. C, well known througlioiit the I
inthern conntrv as
"BcTssa'a Hotel," and will ae- '
commodate all who will favor him with :i call, with ,
the best the country can afford." lie will spare no :
effort to make the stay of his guests comfortable and
pleasant. The House is well provided with good Ser- j
vants, the Stables attended by goud Hostelers, and the
Table shall not be excelled.
The old friends and customers of the House are soli- j
cited to continue their patronage.
X. S. A. CilAITX. j
Salem, X. C. Aug. 31, 1858. -Jl-tt
A few Reiiiarkm on Dress.
from the eommeacenicnt of the world's .history, when
I fig-leaves were sew ed together iu the garden of Eden,
down to the present time, it has been a prominent
; characteristic of the Iranian family to Dress. Even the
nations of greatest antiquity made it one of the chief
objects of their solicit ute aud care, to see that their
persons were adorned in the most attractive manner.
And looking back through many long ages before the
commencement of the christian en . when the Jews
"enlarged the borders of their garments" and scarlet
and fine linen were considered evidences of nobility,
we find the patriarch .Jacob carrying out this leading
ica 111
making tor ins sou josepa a
1 oat 01 many j
care has been j
color. Ir.us showing that in all ages,
taken to adorn the person and to present
pleasing up-
iiearcnce to tlic eve. .Mo! m our own o.iv. tne same
ureal leading idea obtains: but there is. of course
more refined and highly cultivated taste exhibited than ,
at any former period. This is clearly shown in the
present style of "'Dress Gottds'- a'hich have been, manu- j
fac lured with so much skill, and with such a remark- !
able adaptedness to the ivauts of society. These Dress i
Goods arc now on exhibition aud for sale at T. 11. DREM
& CM S great Emporium of Fashion.
But especially is the eye pleased and the heart capti
vated bv the appearance of a well-dressed female.
ihe fcpuesiau3, 111 oruci
grandeur and snbltmity
embodied their Diviuiti
o impress tne mi ml with tne
of their idolatrous religion, 1
in the form of the beautiful ,
and go
cii !1L-,
present
of the j
variabl;
female.
HIS
looking goddess. li.ma And the an- 1
almort ever;, in-tame, when thev wished to
1 it rcsistable charm to the minds of the mas.ws j
pie in favor of some new doctrine or idea, in
employed the figure of a beautifully-attired :
There was sound philosophy in this. For
they knew
which a v
men. A', c
so now ii
-anti we know the pow er ami innuence
U dressed lady exerts over the hearts of
iy tiiat the power is irresistible. It
IS
as been
111 the past. W(
una
tuo nations ol antiquity accomplishing
other power could accomplish. Ii v.
Medan holy that caused the King of the
construct the celebrated Hanging Cai
fordeil so much spoi l to the soldiers ol
i.et wnicn no
a beautiful
llabylonians to
Ions, which af
! 'vi us hen he
diverted the waters of the buphrutes and captured the
proud city of the Cbaldees. It was the beautiful and
lovely Athenian courtezan that, by a mere suggestion,
caused Alexander to apply the torch to Persepolis, the
beautiful capital of the Persians. Bui it is not neces
sary to go so far back for proof of this power we see
it manifested around n- every day. And in this, as
well as past ages, the most skillful artists are employed
in this department of human ingenuity. And in no in
stance do we Bad the art displayed with more taste
than iu the present style of Bonnets. The geucral
contour of the physiognomy and the phrenological de
velopments of the wearer, are shown to decided ad
vantage. These Bonnets may be examined and obtain
ed at !RE31 k CC S.
But, as regards dress, there arc a variety of taste? to
gratify. The Greeks admired a Cne figure, 3nd paid
but little attention to dressing the head. S , in our
day, there are those who seldom admire the fine fore
head and well-balanced '"dome of thought.'' but look
rather at the well developed symctrica! form, and es
pecially the bust. And it is astonishing how well the
milliners have studied the various want.- of the human
family in the matter of dress. They hare conceived
the idea, and manufactured the very thing which ladies
require, in the shape of Embroideries and .Mantillas.
These may also be found at BKF.M i Cu'.-'.
There are others.
nowever,
make a pleasing
snrvcy ol fae whole hgure, when it is properly dressed,
and this presents to their minds the paragon of excel
lence. And. to Suit this taste, the manufacturers have
happily conceived the thought of the celebrated Silk
ind Organdee Robes, falling gracefully over the mncfa-
aamn
mar.
d Expansion Skirt. Let
ile talk as they
the mind is uni-
is one thing verycertai
versally prepossessed in favoi
tbe present si vie of
Hoop Skirts. We are aware that in their former reign
Addison wrofe some hard things against them : but
then, they were considered only as a variation of the
disgusting "trail" which obtained among :!:' courte
zans of Elizabeth: and the general mind being preju
diced against w hat was justly considered extremes in
dress, manifested its opposition to the Expansion Skirt
the moment it nude it- iLt.ut. But in our times, th intra
Bra viewed in a different l?gLt: and we have yet to see
,v,c man who. exnresrias hi- real sentiments wiH aar
that the old salt-sack style of dress is more becoming
than the beautiful, grand, self-adjusting, double back-
action, etrnscan -lace-expunsiou, spiral-Piecolomini-
attachment, gossamer-indestructible Skirts! Thr-e
mav also be found at T. FT. DRETM Jt COS
tpnl JO. 1:
tl
nrr-iT-P
V J-LXX-Lt -LiW -L J J?
50 REWARD.
Runaway froia my plantation, my negro boy ALLfc.
trcd 25 years, over fc feet in height, -lender, spare made.
and rather delicate in appearance. I am inclined to
believe that he is in Gaston county, in the neighbor-
hood of Dallas. He was formerly the property ofmyi
E, SYK HUTCHISON, Agent.
1833 r
Charlotte, April I'
Notice.
All persons- indebted to ns for the last quarter need
not expect to buy Goods from us any longer on a credit,
i We intend t" do :t three month business; therefore, if
you are indebted to us for a longer period, call and pay,
for op the first day of April your cred.it will stop.
We positively intend to enforce the above even with
our best friends, and hone no offence will be taken.
All Accounts due for last year that are not paid
y the 1st of April, will be handed out for collection.
II. B. WILLIAMS & CO.
March 29, 1859.
WJCJK ifSME.1T VMfVMt, Fresb and
good Low for cash.
JL B. WILLIAMS & CO.
RESU
SODA CRACKERS for sale by the Box,
JL U. WILLIAMS i CO.
SUPERIOR RIO COFFEE, also JAMAICA.
3 U. B. WILLIAMS & CO.
t- BBLS. DOUBLE REFINED CRUSHED SUGAR
Cheap by the bbl. II. 1!. WILLIAMS CO.
SOk BAGS ex ti
imilv Flour, warranted good,
ll. B. WILLIAMS & CO
1
LBS. GOOD COUNTRY BACON,
For sale. II. 1!. WILLIAMS CO.
ALE YARN AXD DOMESTIC.
11. B. WILLIAMS & CO.
March 20, 1859
3."4-tf
ATTRASSES,
ORDER,
kept on hand and MADE TO
by
II. B. WILLIAMS & CO.
Vj.ril 26, 1859.
O0WIOfK0IH IfOlI.
J. D. PALMER,
One Door above the Bank of C7iarlotte,
ri.AnAft.fnlf r Infhrms t!i.' mil
' lie that he has just received j
a splendid assortment of Con
fectioneries. West lm!i:! Fruits.
'J?M. ':-. SEGAES
' .':t?".r6' &Sil5o various brands, chewing i fc
L,' .. - '"?';'J- ':--.cf- smkiii"- Tobacco, Snuff, vc.
(s .-; a varietv nf Musical Instru- I
- "S . : . ...
mcuts, Vankec .Notions, sc.
A FINE LOT OF WILLOW WARE.
He i- eoustai try receiving fresh supplies of the above
Goods and manv other articles not enumerated.
CANDY MANUFACTORY.
The snhseriber is now mannfacturm" an
e.lent
arl Lcle of !andj",
the New Vork st
try it.
November 0, 1
free from poisonous coloring, unlike
:am reuuc
Call and s
and
J. D. PAL Ml
tf
TO
splp:xdid
THE LATHES.
ortment of FRENCH CANDIES:
Desfillcs, &c, for Diessing Cukes, at
J. 1). PALMER'S.
HAVANA ORANGES,
J i reeeiv ed nt
J. D. PALMER'S
Confectioner!.
0J
Feb. 8. 1850.
GiS J lire
SMYRNA F1CS,
or ,-alc low for cash, at
J. D. PALMER'S
Atlaniic Mutna! Fire and Maric
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAROLINA CITY, X. C.
Incorporated by an Act id' the Legislature of North
Carolina. This Company being duly organized, is now
prepared to receive applications for insurance upon
Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Mills, Manufactories,
Ships and their Cargoes, and most kinds uf property,
at remunerative rates of premium.
i It is aimed in the organization of this Company, to
make a sale medium for 1 1 1 d pmn i t v a 11 d I Vol -ct ii in to
the assured in ease of loss. An honorable and apright
course 01 acaiing, ami .1 latiniui luinumeni 01 its con
, tracts, will ;.t all times characterize the business of the
Company.
Applications for insurance may bo made at the office
I of the company, or to its authorized Agents;
DIRECTORS: John A Parrott, Levi T Oglesby, W B
! Grant, David S Jones, Geo W Dill, Col Thos J Blakely.
Luke Blackman, Win S Long, David W Bell, A B Chap
1 in, Saml Leffers. Joel II Davis. D A Uargett, E Mallctt.
OFFICERS:
John A Parrott,
Levi T Oglesby,
W S Lou--,
K A Thompson,
A B Chapin,
EXECCT1YK COMMITTEE
avid W Bell.
March 22. 159.
President.
Vice President,
Treasurer,
Attorney,
Secretary.
-W U Grant, W S Long,
The Great Emlaadur of Health to all Mankind.
HOLLOWAY'3 PILLS AND OINTMENT.
Dyspepsia. The great scourge of this contim nt yields
quickly to a course of these antiseptic Pills, and the diges
tive organs are restored to their prepwtone ; no matter in
what hideous shape this hydra of disease exhibits itself,
this searching and uucri ing icnicdy disperses it tronithe
patient's system.
EitYsiPELAs, Salt Rhecm, Dad Lf.os, Old Sores
and Ulcers. Cases of many years standing that have
pertinaciously refused to yield to any oilier n medy or
treatment, have succumbed to a few applications of this
powerful unguent.
Biliocs Disorders. This anti-bilious nu dicine ex
pels the hidden seeds ol ihe complaint, and n ndcrs all the
tluids and sacretions pure and tiuent, cleansing and resusc
itating the ital functions of the body.
General Debiutv asdWeakxess. From whatever
cause, lowm ss of spiritn, and other signs of a diseased
liver, and other disorganization of the system, vanish un
der the eradicating influence of this all powerful antiseptic
and di teigi nt rem dv.
i?old at the manufactories of Professor Hollowey,
Maid' 11 Lafle, N w York, and by all dealers in medicine
throughout the I". States and the civilized werld, in boxes
at 25 cents, (53 cents, and $1 each. Din c t ions for the
guidance of patients are affixed to each box.
I :y For sale iu Charlotte by K. NYE HUTCHISON
& CO. Aps-ii ie, I8c9, v
CAROLINA CITY, N. C.
n:r auuuiic nuu Aurm Carolina uai
icing now
completed to Beaufort Harbor. 1 have determim
to
locale at Carolina City for the purpose of do.ug a
Forwarding & General Commission
Business, and hope by promptness and strict attention
to merit patronage and support. Being the Agent ot
BUR-RAY'S USE OF FiRST CLASS PACKETS
to this and Morehcad citv, every effort will be made to
make this the cheapest and most e
neditions route to
New York, Vessels will be loaded and discharged at
my Wharf (avd joining the Railroad Wharf, i and therein-
save cartage and lighterage. Particular attention will
be given to all orders, and to the sale aud shipment ol
Produce. VM. B. GRANT.
All shipment.; of Produce to B. Colden Murray. New
Tork, will be forwarded free of commission.
Juno 29. 18:9 v
PETER MALLETT
D. COLDEN MURRAY,
(General Commission Hrrcb;inf,
G2 Scnfh street, XEWJY0RK
Jer.e 20 1053 v
y -r T A m s x r
jST. C.
TAN BARK.
, ft pQDjAg fall Bark wanted, for which
: 1 a
a liberal price will be paid,
Charlotte, Mareh 22. ISo'J
U. IS. T.WL0K.
tf
IS. ES. WIXI-IAJIS & CO.,
Wisli all those customers Wo bought Groceries ou
short time, to call and pay up. Our profits are too short
to ask often for the amount.
We have on hand a large supply of
Hacon. Flour, Corn and Meal,
Best New Orleans Sugar.
' Svrup and Molasses.
Crushed Sugar Stewart's best.
Powdered Sugar, u
Granulated " u
A. B a .d C. Sugar.
Tea, best green.
Candles, Inst Goshen Cheese, fcc.
Kio Coffee.
Old Government Java, and Jamaica Coffee, stipeiicr.
The above Goods will be sold low for cash. Wholesale
or Retail, low,
Jan. 18, 1859, tf
17 r?MOV A 1
i & I j ii v r y '
The Confectionery and Family Grocery store of
SIOODY & XISP.KT 'has been removed to the stand op-
po-itc the Presbyterian Church, where they are reeeiv-
iag direct from .New York large additions to their
stoi k ot
CONFECTIONERIES,
FAMILY GROCERIES, &c.
Among their stock may be found everything usually
kept in a store of this kind. A good assortment of
Cake Trimmings. Willoa' Ware, .c, always
on hand.
They have in their employ an excellent BAKER, and !
are prepared to furnish Familh
i and l'artys with ( aues i
SIOODY & NISBET.
ofall ki
inds at short not ice.
Sov, 10, 1858,
We have also opened a branch of our store at Lin
colnton, where Mr Moody will Fupierintend the business,
and hopes to secure a share of public patronage in that
section.
Nov. 16, 1858, MOODY & NISBET.
GAS WORKS.
The subscribers respect (ally inform the 'public that
they are prepared to erect Gas Works for lighting cities,
towns, villages, colleges and large hotels. They have
erected works in Charlotte and
ih. N. ( '.. which
have given entire satisfaction to the citizens of those
places.
fulfilling
As to qualifications, ability and promptness in
contracts entered into by them, they refer o
: the following gentlemen :
i James II. Carson, President of Charlotte Gas Work com
pany, ( 'harlotte, X. ( '.
; Yia. Johnston, President of Charlotte & S C Railroad
company, Charlotte. X. C.
Dr Thos D Hogg, President of Raleigh Gas Association,
Raleigh, X C.
Col (! 1! Young, Wiwcrly, Mi sissippi.
A G Story, President of Gas Works. Little Falls, X Y.
FT Stoty Supt. Gas Works. Watertown, X Y.
V S Schoener & Co, 221 Pear! street. New fork.
For further information, address the undersigned at
Raleigh, X. C.
WATERIIOUSE & DO WES.
September 14, 1 8 8 . y
G-reat Southern Remedy.
Jacob's Co37d.ll-
Lou Ai.i, Dowel Diseases, cholera, dvsesteev, i.iaiii:-
ilKA, CHOLERA MORBUS, 1111. lots COLIC, CHOLERA IX-
kaxttm. Also, aomirablt aoaptku to haxv iis
kases of Females, most especially painful menstrua
tion. THE virtue.- of Jacob's Cordial are too well known to
require encomiums.
1 t It cures the worst cases ofDiarlnea,
I'd It cure- the worst fbrms of Dysentery,
3d It cures California or .Mexican Diarrhoea,
4th
5th
6th
7 th
8 th
Oth
loth
1 Uh
12th
. ! ft n
it relieves the severest colic,
It cures cholera morbus,
it cures cholera infantum,
It cures painful menstruation,
It relieves pain in back and loin-.
It counteracts nervousness and despondency,
It restores irregularities,
It dispels gloomy and hysterical feelings.
It's an admirable tonic.
Extract from f.ti
Text
lie, S r.
r have used Jacob's Cordial in my family, and have
found it a most efficient, and in mv judgment, a valu
able remedy. Hon. HIRAM WARNER,
Judge of Supreme Court, Ga.
"If gives me pleasure in being able to recommend
Jacob's Cordial; my own personal experience, and the
experience of my neighbors and friends around me, is a
sufficient guarantee for me to believe it to be all that
i 1 ParP,,ir s l"
be, viz: a sovereign remedy.
W.t. II. Cxdekwood.
Formerly Judge of Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit."
'I take great pleasure in recommending this invalua
ble medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases, for
which I believe it to be a sovereign remedy decidedly
superior to anything ever tried by me.
A. A. Gaulo!,
Deputy G. M. of the Grand Lodge of Ga."
'I have nsed .Jacob's. Co; dial in my family, and this,
with all 1 hear about it as a remedy by those who have
tried it. induces me to believe that it stands at the head
of every preperation of the kind, and I would recom
mend its use in the diseases for which it is compounded.
V. 1J.KS G. DOBBIKS,
c
:cr
f the
Bai
of Georgia. Griffin."
' If there is any credibility in human testimony, Ja
cob's Cordial must stand preeminent above all other
preparations for the eure of Bowel Diseases. From the
mass of testimony in its favor coming in from all quar
ters, it must be far in advance, as a curative agent, ol
most if not all other -patent' preparations.
A. Fl.KMIVO.
Cashier Mr. r'ne and Fire Insurance Dank, Griffin:"
This efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity as
fast r.s Bonaparte pushed his columns into Russia, and
tiling commendation wherever used.' Georgia Jcffer-
in,
Sold bv J. AS1IUIST.
Charleston. S. C, Im
t. ( who will sunol v the
porter and Wh
tolesaJe Druggi
trade,) and by Druggists everywhere.
Nov. 1, 1858. ly-pd
i i
Urcss the Grave of thy Friend."
Chariotte, N. C.
The subscriber begs leave
to inform the public that he
carries on the business of
working in .Marl. I , oiatfrade
street, directly opposite the
Coui i House. lie js prepar
ed to do all kinds of work in
; :.t,.. i Ai
m.
his lino,
and Gn
wich as Mo:
Wt Stones,
ameut
UanUe Pit ccs for
awellmsrs. or anv
otner Kind of
. i . . i . ,.
Uonc woik
uiai muj .ie ri tnirca in 013 line.
His Stock of Marble will always comprise the various
qualities, and enable him to do work iu a uiannei that
be satisfactory to those who may favor him with
their patronage.
Order- will receive particular attention and be
promptly filled.
Work will be packed with care, and all diligence used
to prevent injury by transportation.
June 15, 1858. J. C. . McCOV.
Of
Voting's iaiitl T5a! Eaiiaes.
Dickson's make, constant
' on band and for sale
T. IL LUKM ft CO.
it EEOCCEO PBICES.
August IT. la.i.s.
Exclusively Wholesale
Drug, Paint and Oil Warchor.sc.
i AKTOS, WALKB & CO., wholesale dealers
in Dill (IS : Lam:.. M
.aery and Paint OILS :
Varni.-hes. Paints, fcc. &c.
No. iiG. Iron front, West i
tout
NORFOLK. VA.
Cpads .-hippfd from New Vork. ?hila.i(d',hia or
ii .ltiir.or?. to Chrrh"tcn. vrhm n-tjnired.
N'oVCUv l !. 19St!j -..
CHABLHTTfi
CSta: ni'tiiK sriisjicniHini.s havii.,rf.
H . . " "'"with.
EL selves into a company, regpectful, ., . "
the country generally in their Kne ni l,,,
T!;ey are prepare.! to furnish Mu,."
(i!:Avt:sTO.M:s, Mastei. Pieces, i-ip,,.n
'-Mahiile. T.VM.B Slai-.s, Maublk Step , ''
pattern, cut according to tne most approved tut)
styles, and upon the meat accommodating
offered in the Southern country. They will keep,
Stantly on hand the best description of Egyptian, ju
and American Marble.
All orders for any article addressed to the nbetdb,
will meet with prompt attention, and will he
and forwarded with the utmost cafe and dispatrl ,
T!,o "'.iril sitiulted Oil the UOl'tll-West .
.. :r tt : v- . . iJuitti
uaiireau icpot i aiu.
wm. TIDDY & SONS
Jantmrv, 1839. If
TIN-WAKE & STOVE
A. Ao W. M. WMMH
T"T70ULD respectfully announce to the public
Vl lie continues to carry on business at the -;.,
ti ... ..I,' uiii.'s to enrrv on ous mess :it t n u
j the comer formerly ecrnpiea oy nuggms fc
i .vhere he keeps constantly on hand the largest tts
j nK... 0f fnPO'V"78 S
i nffi.rn.t iti fnrth O:roHtaa amoBv whirl. :n
found the celebrated
Jinn Witch Cooking Store,
which has gained such a famous reputation in ;,.
Southern Conn fry for the last eighteen month. T:.,
Stove he warrants saner! or to any P!0" Store tm
in use. It is simple in its arrangements, consume ku
fuel, and dee- more work in i given time that mi
other Stove in u-e. lie will put one beside any otfatt
Stove of the same size in the United States, and if h
does not do more work i any given time, he will fa.
.... .1 ! .t . 1 : MS 1
Kit tne price 01 muieiuic, nuuiuii. sviiiug aaagoni
the better one. lie Has all I, mils ot
Parlor aud Box Stoves:
and keeps constantly an extensive and varied Stack d
Tin, Sheet-Iron, Japan, ami Britannia Hair
Jjrass K'-ftrs, Cast Iron BethteaT,
ll;t Racks, Ora dies, dt.f
all of which will be sold. Wholesale and Retail, ekcMi
i er than has ever been before offered in this vie mite,
He would return his thanks to his friends aad ru
tomcrs for the very liberal patronage they bavebesto.
ed upon him. and they may rest assured thai be vil
endeavor, by ( lose attention to business, together wittl
a determination to please, try to merit a continuant!
of the same,
His motto i-. "qitick sales ami smam. raoriTS."
Ladies and Gentlemen are particularly invited to ;
and examine his Sim k.
ft - All kinds of JOI5 WORK attended to witli dil-l
patch; and all ORDERS will be faithfully and prompth
attended to.
Charlotte, June 1 8, 1858. if
New and Fashionable
ZP urnituro
WARE ROOMS,
Dharloite, X. C,
J. 31. SANDERS & Co., are constantrj r
ceiving from New York, Boston, c, a general as.-or:.
aienl of fine and fashiouahJe FriLMTl'liL', whicklbn
will sell at extremely low jiriees for Cash, and even
article warranted to give satisfaction. Those in ml
of good Furniture, at very low prices, will please ,t
them a call.
Also, on hand, Fisls'm .llet ot tic Kiiridl
Cases. J. M. SANDERS & CO.,
Feb. 1859. Charlotte, N. C.
LCWRIE'S
3 t) X S1T KEo
T receive till the New Pub
lication! as fast as they come f'r
ward Groin the Praaai and l:f
constantly on hand a large lot
School, Academy and Coltejfi
TKXT-liOOKS, and 111:111 v useii"
reference and recreative works.
I also keep a rcry large stock of Stationery, pi
and fancy. Having made an arrangement with tl
Southworth Paper Manufacturing Company, I an a-
abled to sell paper at the same prices by the wl
sale for winch it can be bought in the Northern ritie,!
fre
it
,1;
P, J LOWKIE.
Feb. 1.
,0.
THOMAS DeCBAVriMU
n 1 e t w 1 C uniiMi.'.iAii iyl AriiliQiiK
( I . . . . J
(no iiiiu t junai'ivii mi 1 nnuiii
For the sale of Cotton, Grain, Flour, and all kinds
i imntiy Produce.
Omci Noktu Atlantic Wiialvks,
CharkMwfoB, V,
According to the terms of the Co-partnership.
! will not spitrCLATE, directly or indirectly, in uni I'
j duee shipped to our house.
References: O Mills, S S Farrar. Bros & Co, hanaei
: Smith .v Whildeu, Thes .1 AC H Moi.-e. Charleston, ii
j C; Col ii Anderson. E Hope. Columbia; Tin s HeClnn
1 r. Kamnel .Mchiiiy, . K have:-, A Denov.nit. bcw
; Col F Smile. Fnion : Dr. Uappoldt, Salisbury, K.
I L Dixon. Knoxville, Teaa.
June I, 1 853 y
THE I,1VS-:E2
IN VI 60 BATOR!
PBKPAREI) JIV DR SAJfrORO,
fonipoundfil CBtlfCly from GCWS,
IS ON!-; OP TIPC flKST PCRO ATTVn AND I.IVKit Wt
lili'INKS now lutiici Um iml.l i-. ilmt Ri M a CMh'rC'i
unsier, mii.U'r, Mn4 miirPpll'iTtiii llinn any utlicr meilicini' kii.m!.
It M mil uiily h l.ilh'iii'i; but J-irn nwnAj, HCtinR br-l M ft
Liri-- to eject il umrbi'l naitlir. llicn on tile Mowaefl ti nil b.-ti
to curvy oil iha: muttac rtMui HieoauRlMiiaiK two pie ..im - tAcra
all v, w'iih i'i: tnyorihe plnf.l1 ! elintr- eAMllcnrftd In tin ".o--tioiin
of laoni C'ulJiMi Ht it. It wtrtnglhcM the iyslni ni ths
time tint it porgefi it : rad when iMkcn 1 i y In mnilaial il
will st rviir ' sir! 0 ."'I a up ill" utm-i ftl ikpiilUjr.
Tim l,Ivf-r ht one or the
Imui'tii Ii.mIv ; hii-I when it
Hm iioarvra oi the avataui ara
is H'.n: wi aw li rely cpandajii
Lit-, r I ir ihi: protay ; arfonav
ataanMcu i.- ii lnuit. th.' baa ala
m Meau ttShn in cotiicinettca
un viiift eaaaetl t . i r . i:- Awtjr.
gin, utit of t tie in ii;h i-:o. .
lirH'-lifi. firnuro- lli.-m Cvi-iity
vtrheietrMi iu I oimimai I ihc
il la li..iile.
To proTW tlirtt Iliis r('Tni-ilv la
bit i ii iih Jjjver Com
Ihi. in:t to try a Katie, mat
Th - Mtmn rmoove nil
Iti..- -ii-m. mijiijU in in i!ie:r
in li'Mi.iiiii" the Ktotsarti;
pai iC Ihq tbe nioedL,
wh ilf nwichltttfiy, .efnovlAg
ctfeciiitg ii radical rute.
t:j ions attaelcs are
l)'- i r. provcxtecl. by
l.l . c kiivlgoTntor.
Onaayiaaaftai aatinKfa ur
at"! t.'eient ihe ftaad ttam
Only uuo '10 la:. ell bclfarc
in a re,
Oi.iy oho d"fe f in
retltly, ami rurr. ( -One
iii.se tMKell after Gacli
f.T-o-it avaa of ixro list
Sick lit nla K:.
One linttie talicii far fe
cun-e of the daanwe, ami
Only nne 4oae icnmectfalrlt
Ikneitaat ofteai pepeatvd m
. ' . i , and a pr.-e.-titie
CiT Only nne li.lle ix
syM.-ni ihe aaSaeta al aaaeU.
S"JOne bdUla lakau tot
io neys or uiiiiatunil cidnr
thus done tald ii a alMMi
K'ii !u (1m i'l-t'iie. Mini nntki'-
il rTf Ih(iw m im
im iiS IniictiLi.B 4
00 V
Inlli ilvvrlnnml 'I Jhu-V
On tin bfetffby a' lio.i ol ll
mdiv afia 1'iaictioi.i. !ici'tli
mi- al Unit, m.il Um
ol one o: j-.in the H r
Kur thai tOMtkMM o1 oW
li. mailp it hi. Hil'Iy. I"
yeam, to find .i.nir ioi.;.if
Ufttljf ill-; an-emen'i W -:c"
t lad Nja!, nif pi -'iMron-
plllltlt, i" J "H
coioirtioii ii. ccitaili.
morWd or Hatl inaHar '
l.lac-r h boalih) Bon "I
pamrlngi iusA w aaaal
giy I life iom and laaaaMfe i"1"'
tlie cii'ise of tlic ihfc!-
rored, nod, whaj
ilio oeeaalaaai u "
li.-ient to ri-lievi- the klonic
r. i a and notn i
retiriPK, prevent .MS"
m.
M
Pn( nht, louatmt tit
Ufi
"t Uvi laiiii
. meal Willi nn lj-p:
k t-aoanftili will ttm
ppoaiaTuii i
unite otiiilnirlliin tenwieOlK
ma ken a aei led n
relfcvea liolli .
hilat
H .nre cine lt
( l.oi r
' i Cliolf in. ,
ni i-iieil lo throw "il 0
ibe
cine Miter a hNajt
.laitiill - raaaovaaauaa
from ine Met.
time he'nre enllil If'1'"
lo.id dlunrt cil.
i hie doae oftea . i ;-i ;.a tl Hk0
rtltrn in Ita wi.r.t forttr.. Bjaja
llovvrl eomplaintf yield
t ihtt or tr i 'l ive.- cures H
the v.iirl.l. ai :l in.' ...'.. r
fti)- A lew boulea cure.
WaOaki i league in recnaa &L,
Cllv
liK.i.lr .
c hile 111 1 '
alnaaal la 'he ir
!a. l.s eanred byWorBM
aajac, or ijildlM "
Uroiy, eeam l!"
inemliiijr il.i awdlelya''
Atrajr! Chill r"
Ions TyiK-. I
.ne wlUlus to lealllS "
rm itmn , mi r i ver mttl
and all Kevera of a Jtit-
wi;h etMiatm j, ami ''mtfuinh
WOlMMTMj virtue-.
Alt . in use I; n:P aptefjaar tlu lr uonul"10"'
t; l.m .iiv in lis favor. u
a3-i:i.v W ater In tlic innnth writ tU" ,,
gwii.l ir. anil nv.'nlloiv bolli tameOlB.
THE LIVER IN VIGOR ATOK
iaNr
working eVea, nluio.t ISO a.eiit tn Ix'Iievu. It cure-
inaicic. tie 0rM .. ... trmejll, hi.iI aaMaaa """..., i
one boUla is rii.iiin-I m CHie n-.y kind of 1.1 !'
troni Ihe worn . i . m ii.j. in n ci.mn
IM
all of ivhien nit ihe r Hill a a 1I- ;ih1 l.lvtr
cuick oxb r":i m vr.i: WTTtK.
KA.NrORI!
Go.. l'rnpiitir.r, 519 lirimdway,
AVlioloaalc Accnl: ., .
r.m-r. PlK. New York : T V. Ovott t " 1
pl.ia i ft. a IS t uit A Co., lli.i.:r,n : II. II. IIat .1 '"
I" IVnt.Uiictnoali: ; ati ohn A- II oia. ' 1 ' ,x 1
m
r Ajt.SFSrorK .v I. a vis. i hwaeo ; i . .1. WtieB ' iji
UEOIM3I II. KevsKK. Phtabarjeb; B. K. IlaM'K, UtmlwH
telaiieii by all lrniiK'.ti. Sold ali
F. SCALif i: CO.. and R, NY!-: IHJW3BIS0S
chin iottc. :;. c. a 1'i ii '-''i I""