ghmto grating.
HAVE WE PONE KNOUGH. j
I have been thinking bow it ill eem I
lkn we meet our I.cra, and give in our;
account fi'f t ho talort sulmitteJ j
Y hue ern lr!na o lire ple...-iutlT, :
and l i.-r.. "".He., prt property J tut
when lb- q.i i- n t -mrs. " Whst Imve you '
done for Hin-t uitJ hi- ou-c!" v i nt flia',1
we aiy? We havr, r, ibi.p-, tried ta ie
Lanert, kept up family religion, sometime
talcrj part in religious meeting aud giv
ing eotnetuiug for benevolent oljecW ; but
have we done a much for CLrii-t as for tbe i
world as uiuch to promote salvation, of the
loit ai to piease ourselves and advance our
worldly interests ! i
We have luown that Christ longs tor the ;
Miration of men, aa he did when he poured
jje
out bis Hood for it ; that they are to
avcd by mean of the Gospel ; and that he I
, . , , . i 1
!;i Gospel to all, and persuade ;
IT , ,. , .
ive it. Ilava we done al. ve
bids uf give t
them to receive
eould in this wort !
We have meant to do as much as we
could conveniently, M is that enough !
Had Christ done lo more, what would bare
become of us!
We hate known that the heathen are
pcrisl
sLiM in m, and in ignorance ot tnat
Gospel which Christ provided at the price
of bis blood j what have we done for tbem !
We bare tried to pray for them some
times, and put in our yearly cautrihutions
to the missionary cau'e. Have our contri
butions been large encash as large as
would most please Christ, and most help the
salvation of the world ?
. .
Think of what your bouse has cost, and
your furmturo and dress, and .11 deiights
of ambition pride, and ,Pp, titcs. Has love
o Christ and love to souls guided ue ia all
these expenditures!
Beloved friends of Jcsas, laboring among
the mi'.l'Dns of dying hcatheu, have sent to
m aud aked us iu his name and for the
love of souls to sen 1 them help. How have
wo t-eatel their calls ! Have we been so
busy that we gave so little attention to
ta.-m' Then how aha'.l we tear to hear
the Jadge iay, " Inasxueh as we have dne
it unto one of the least of ibese my brtlh-.edgc
ren, ye Lave done it unto me!"
Wc have kown that the heathen fouls
were left to reri-h for want of ih.it ini'.ruc-
tiou which, if wo hid denied ourselves as practiced litigation and unJerdraining.
Christ did, some of n might have aetit men The T.oinan farmer, Pliny tells us, were
to give tbem. And have we, by our much very particular in drawing straight and
tbiuking of our eeiS-.u ani worldly ittcrest, equalized furrows. They always plowed
neglected them and let them perish pre- three tims at least before they sowed.
ci.-us souls, such as ChrUt ii'd to save ? The furrows in the first plowing were usa
Was that having " tie spirit of ChrUt ?M ' aliy nine inches deep. j
Va. it acting like Unstiana ! . ' I" '' eirIJ daJ'' of Rou)0' 1,en the?
Now there comes wen! that the missions
. .re.!vvB CJ'.,,e so dear to
must suar greai:y lut CJJ't m J
rt,,;a( V,o V;,, !.r,l nn.l r.rnViM mar.v '
scu'.a be lo t, if the ur.Sfionary treasury is.as ius prai-ed.
rr.t r,.r,Vnished aoaD : od what shall we! The fir,t of modern couctries to improve
dj ? If we have tuocey od baud, or iuy at j
our command, bow fchall we answer in ths
rest day, if we do Lot do what wc c:iu to
supply ti.e iieeded means for the L'-rd
work '. i..Vy.tM,it ;.J.
MAN'S RESrONSIlilLITY.
?o I'. 'sU every on of us shi.'.l sccoar.t of I
3 I
bitxsf to J;d. Rom. nv. l i
R. advr ! what account can yo j give ?
If to mor.ow were the day, and vtj had
otily a d..y t5 pn-jare! V.'hat have 3U
pursued as your chief eij l ! WLt Las
lees the great business cf your life IJa$
Go! Lcen much in your thoughts! Had
you rather have God for your p srticn than
acy worldly poa.-ession ! H?" hare
treated tbe Scriptures ! Do you often read
them Do you ever read them with ear-
rie-t praver th .t the Holy Spirit would aid
j'cs your tins before hiu. ! WLat aceojnt f
e.n Ton Kiv to God at last, if vau never I
bad any thin" to say to him till you were
.UB.mtined into his presence! How have
.... ,, T
vuu iica.e. voti j.ui.ujj S j-v. . aa ...... ,
cold water t'j a thirsty soul: Have you
f.cd to it for ref"ge ? Have you rcfeuted i
tvnd Lelitvcd the gospel? Is Christ
Clous tj yo
tr,-r-,.. r. ui! .!m d a 1
.vv.. .-.
Haviour, before whom you tnu.it ajpftir asjciug thousands of acr3 of once fertile soil
a Judge ! JDear reader, say if you bad thu 1
tiitrl t to cite an account of touraelf to God,
8 fc , , . , ,1
r yon prepared f..r t,.e solemn scene ? ;
! if as yet you are in your sins. v. fiy, 1
, . , ,
Le-.(.ecU yvj. vo lie ocij rtuge sfi teiore
joo ; it is a sure refuge, and to it yea re j
liow invited : in it you are assured you may
bil a plate: delay not to eetk ths Holy
S-'i,irit's ttathiiiL'. wbtrebvTOj mav f;tl thin ;
a..l.;f.t ;,. iMtn.r. il.rht ud iu.....na..e and'ed. Ihe wornout lands of Virginia and the '
. ..
be prtparca lir tue afil hour when you
luust gi.e au account tiyiurseif to God. J
,
A PLACE TO PRAY IN.
"WLcre ! yon ud a place to pray in?,
was a.-Lcd of a pioun aiior on board of a
whuling .hip. " O,'' be said, "I can al
ways find a quiet fepvt at the u.aat head."
" Sam do you find a spot for ecrt pray
er !" asked a minister of a staLlo-boy.
" O, y, air; that old ccacb is icy closet, '
and it i. the best spot on earth." Where
there ia a heart to pray, it is easy enough
to find a .'ace.
NO MARY 01-' GOOD WORKS.
It ia a remarkable pVmt in the awards of
the judgment day, that iho- who are to en
ter into the joy of their Lord acm nrver to
Lave kept any diary of tii.-ir g',ol work-, or
digested any auti.tical table of their 'i'its, J
fir LeiJ scy BBoiver?rus whereon to erm-
iucrat their wcrka ol merry. " L.rd, when
lit we tl.ee an hundred orthirt! ' Vet
they bad not I js their days God rerncin
1 tr. what they forget, even to th u-inute-t
.ccd itlti.
Iom Life Itlastmtt'l.
OKit.IN AND HISTORY OF AGRICUL
TURE. Agriculture tuav be said to have bad its
ortiu when it was ordained tnat mill ttiou.u (
e:iru bis bread by the sweat of his brow. tuing, and the wide circulation of agncultu
From that time to the present, among all . ral papers and magaiincs. show that " a re
nations and tribes of men, moro or less at-! deeming spirit" is truly abroad among our
teution has been given to the cultivation of farmers. Tba vast amount of sound agri
the earth ; although in the earlier atatrrs of cultural teachings which is now being al
social progress the principal reliauee of man- most universally diffused, can not fail to
kind for subsist nee has beeu first tipoa the 'show itself every where in a rspid and per
chase, and then npon the flock and herds, manent improvement of our system of cul
Mau is first a hunter, then a shepherd or tivation.
herdsuiau, and is then a farmer.
Of tbe existence of sericulture as one ot
the prjru ncnt occupations of the people -
. , ,. ,
mon2 me ancient Israelites, we have many
wit
uoiices iu vue xj.uio. i o nuiti huih -
rious scattered passages in the books of sa-
cred Listory and profhee, that the, bad
, 1 , . i i
plows; that they turned the soil up into
ridges; that they plowed with twe oxen; pf thia State after a speech on Kansas af
that thev sowed the seed broadcast from fairs. A few days aeo an incident of Muii-
baiket aud plowed it in ; that they us.'d lar character spurred iu the Senate, but ao
, , , . . . i. ., far from creating any excitment or surprue
hoes or mattocks forextirpat.ng the weeds ; , u 0, hroolef far w9
that when tbe gram was npo they cut it9CrDiin , Washington letter to tbe New
with a kieklo or scythe ; that it was bound ! yor Commercial. The writer says " that
into sheaves and carried in caitu in.medi- j Mr. Seward held a seat before Vr. Iverson,
ately to the threshing-floor or to the barn ; whil the latter delivered h di.suniou
, , ,. . , e i t epeech, aud when be closed, tok him cor-
that threshing was vanousl, performed b, , J. co'?rstulated him
means of a threshing machine or tnstru- ; upon eloquent effort; vhereupon the
rnent (Isaiah x viii, -7, cart wheels, the two agitators aforesaid lauded iucontinent-
.J .! U.hn.'iv
t I
"h poles ; and that the grain was winnow- j
lj t5iroD UP Zsi tLe wlctl l? !
wesus of a ehov.l.
Among the ancient Ceb, agriculture j
received great attention, and was evidently j
conducted with great skill aud success; in j
f-, i0 tave bfHI niui;I' t,n snmo
thin, as at the present day, our superiority !
coasting more in tne miprovea impiemrnrs
we n:-e tt.su tu our teuer Know.edge oi t
art and science of cultivation.
Tbe R -.mans probably derived tl.eirknowl-
ot agrtcujture irom toe urceas am.,
oiher o',dtr nations, adding to it from tLV.r .
owu experience. They well understood the
nature of soil, and the use cf manures, at,d j
praise a gooa man, iuey ca.:ea uim au ng- j ,,c.,t.iin. He Iin, b.. n eni;ai;ed in toe rnmmm ;
ricu!turi,t and a good hu.-bandu.an ; at.il Uf '' i-ar'y e.ghteen year., and in that;
e; 41 1 tune tie ha ir.Hi aeaeral adnitiona to hia former ,
was thoujht to he very rreatly honored who . hom. and it l.s been erea'.Iy enlaresd aud im- 1
the praciice of agriculture was FiaGdcrs i
ai.J the Fiemiiiings or Rvlgians have con
tiLued to this day the mode' fanners of Eu
rope. '1 ii-ir whole eountry resembles a se
ries of pir'iei;!. Their farms arc snail, and
thev dtvte their efforts to thrse grand
point., the accumulation cf mauures, the;
Je - trucion of weeds, and the frequent and :
, f , !
the fir.-t among the modercs to raise crops
for the purpose of plositig them in.
Nowhere at the rresejjt time is agricul
ture pjrsued with greater akiil aud success
than in England ; and there is in th it coun
try a steady and continued progress both
in the sc'ciices aud tbe art of cultivation.
American agric j'.ture eouimenccd &t the
.int which that of Kn-land bad reached
at the time brr olonies were planted on the !
jsbre of tne W estero Continent. It has
ihat of the mother country. A virgin soil, 1
abounding iu ali tbe elements of the high- j
Jest fertility, and re quiring at first but slight j
j tillage to produce lar.e crops, the abun-
...I rU,r,, nf U, ,la ar. th "
- , -
lacs of persistent steady tnort, wtucb soon
became an Ameiican characteriotic, led at
pre-'once to a superficial and exhausting mode
t.t r-:ihiatirin which has resnlted in r du. ;
to a bat ren wilderness.
But there has been a reaction. Arneri- L
, , , . .,, . i
can bu-bandry is now rapidly improving, .
i and we shall not long be left behind by the .
'i i- i, i t l-
iruo., 3' """V" ,
Ihe old or exhaustive system is giving place
to tbe new or fertiliiing system, under j
which the productiveness of land, is cod-j
stand y increaaed instead of beinj; din.inisb-
. . .
otrier c.'J states nave, in uiany instances,
uu ier the n w system, been restored to more
than their usual fertility. This wiil go on
older Statvs will rival, if not excel
the new in productiveness.
j I Le cond.tions rcqui.its fr the improve
ment of agriculture, and the elevation ef
the agriculturist to tbe high social position
,lo wnic'i his contributions to the general
I welfare and th. proi-periiy of the State en-
titivs him, ar thus happil Hated by IIou.
L. Chandler Rail, in a late agricultural ad
dress :
"1 Ky al'.piiiig a higher standard of ed
ucation, both general and professional.
" 2. liy a more thorough cultivation of
tbe toil, by which iu f.rtiiity nhall be in
creased, and permanently maintained.
' 'A. Uy the more general introduction of
j,,, proved implements of husbandry, by
which faim and household labor may b
more easily and more economically per
Inuir.d.
" i. Hy ia.proving the br edn of domes
tic stT-k and rearing only tl.o.e aiiiiiiala:
whi-h are the I r-t of their respective Liti-Jx. j
'" I'j cro i those roots, grain?, i
grasses, and fruits which arc the most nutri.
tijus an J the most productive.
" 6. Uy pursuing that particular branch
of industry which gives the strongest proba
bilities of success ; hiving reference to cli
mate, soil, markets, and amount of foreign
and domcstio competition.
" T. Vy making tb business of fanning
attractive to educated men, and the farm
house and all its surroundings pleasant to
rt fined tasto and cultivated manners."
Tbo extensive demand for books on far-
But mueh still remains to be done, lg-
noranee ana prejudices are oujmiaiejy imuu
aud deaf. 1 here is much of loth to be yet
overcome,
Cibcumstances alter Casks
Southern press was furious a few
'4 because Gildings of Ohio, aa
.cgod oeugratulated Mr.
ClHCUMSTANCES ALTER CASKS The
months
waa un-
Cilmer
at, the tiranks thev were rjlavtnir." Mr.
Iverson is a Southern Peuocrat. Mr. Gil-
Mf Iferso,( tbere.
fore, is all right, and Mr. Gilmer all wrong.
-VayUcviUe Observer.
T ypjMx
)) A.U 1' I
f S MIK saWritwr havint uurcl.a.ed the Steam
JL 'J ZTgL"
nu.-kt-t rnre in mti.
. iwKVt.r et.Ilfe, ; ,.
JOHN WILKK3.
Vi..ltu. Aug. 9. 15S. a3tf
v . ,,j ATT,1
1 ULU I 1 lJ
BY
cirAiii-ori i . t.
f SHE Proprietor of tMs II. 1 1 is
still nt hia post reudy to lui
fil t'ne liolie? of " mine hot " to the
travciii.ig pablio and others ho
rim
may cili on him. and he Hatters himself thut as I
i comtortaide ooarters cm be found with him as j
j any vs nere in tins vicinity, feeing silu.it'd near- j
Iv in the cciilre of I'llarl.jlle, Iloainrsa Men will i
h'nri II,,. Kl,l a moat r,,., vri, n 1 ami rioirablcl
100 feet in length by 1 2 feet id widlh, iiandaouitly
shaded by tree on liie sidu.walk, af7orhf;g a plea
sant promenade at all hours of the day.
The House has teen thoroughly furnished thro',
cut, and 111 every part of it creature comii.rU are
ahuminnt and tani;ii.le. eafeialiy in the DINING j
I KUO..I. where the "inner man la "renewed
;d:.ybycay.
i Connerted with this Hotel are Stable. afTrding
I room for 100 horses, abundantly f'urniahed wiln
jr.un and iirovender, attended by faitnful and o
".f ,nJv?'l ... .,. th.tuh hi. !on-
etperwnee- and many new advantage added to hi
desire to p!c3e, he i. prepared to offer hi. frieni!
I and the " reitot mantuno, ' a. many comtori. and 1
a. much good cheer a will be found anywhere,.!
per ii-p. mile inure .
I is' Al any rale Tv the ("harl ite il -t. I. I
J. IJ. KKUR, I
Graver 19. 15.
!tf
The CLOTHING Emporium
riiliiiigh, Kprin V ( ...
I DOO 1BOVE THg Ha.'.SKl.'. UOU.E,
E
no. stocked with one of the largest and hand.
it aomeal Slock, of GENTri' and V OLTHs
Clutiiing Furnishing Goods,
avr.a oFrrhto in the st.ts. j
, ' '"""'"? 10 lho P"h:
wlti, . uuiiliii-luriiig lli.ita. . it n.ut I
;n';n
. , , , g !
""- ,
K.da than elsewhere.
Wc would cull the attention of ihe people to i
ir lar-e and eitganl stock of flack and Ilrown j
' "
' -
FU LUNGS, SPRINGS k CO.
Oroier 2, l?u8. 3 1 tf
-
O i ( M-A'N AND FANC Y flASSIMEUK
O l9f SL ITS, beside an endle.a vuriely of
. f of (:,imf (:oa, Wil.k .u(l j
t'a.-imcre Pant.. ,l.
aunt re. Velvet and i1
ek P. Ik and Sstm Vests; Us.
ah do., ail of wliicl. ate of-
fereil at exeee.lir.gly low price.
FULLINGS, SPRINGS fV CO
OdtUt IS, leid. Slif
I'l'lIA I Nil I A hS MfIS.
f ONSISTIMJ in part of J.inen
bite and f.n-
It
J cr .M ra.-ilie. r-iiu-l. j Merino L iolershirt" i
Jeans ana Merino Lrwcr; Cravats, (...,, llo. i
nery , &e., &.r, I
H LUNGS, SPRINGS i CO. I
OtloUr 11. IS5S. 31 if 1
HITSAM) CAPS.
KK.t UY 'S Jilar-k r-waaj j
A ' a c a a I..I r a n ,t i
and Brown t'lotii. Navy, Kila, (Cotton
Velvet nd Sil, Oil Clotii at puce that
(lelie. eimj..-titloo.
FL'LLINGS, SPRINGS i CO.
Octottr Ii. Ib08. 31 If
KOOTS, SII(i:S,TKUAKS!
Attn
VALISKS, i
L have also addded to jT) !
and will be aold verv ..w. aa
Also, a v.,tly ot lABffcT UAtiS and LM.
UK KLLAS.
FULLING S, SPRINGS k CO.
Orlr i. IB.'.-. 3 111
A LARGE SUPPLY OF
Constable Warrants
KOK 3AI.K IIKHK.
JiOJl.J I'lr Ihr Jlrhvery of X'niprriy,
FOR FALK IIKU;-:
Gas Works.
nnHBauntcriberarenpectluliy iniorm ...e
JL lie, that they am prepared to erect
Work for lirrili.,K Citic. Town', Villneca. .(.
legos and largo Hotcla. Tliey have erected work
in Charlotte and Rakish, N.O., which hate given
entire, aatiafaction to the ciliacn of Ulnae pl.ee,
Ai to quulilioationr., proiuptnp" ability o ;
perform all aontractJ entered m"i
the following B.ntlen.e.u
Win. John.tnr,'. Pre,. Char. P R- " "
Dr T.D H.iir.Pr.UI.Ga As.. llalcigh, "
r..l r. II v. W.v.rlv. Mias.
TO BE SOIi,
A LAROK and COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
j. of Plain and Japan!
rM? Jl. ISar.'W83a7' ABtE
at Wholesale of Retail, lower than ever, at
8. T. WRISTON'S
) 2tn and Move Shop.
A FEW of Ibore superior Pluniahcd Tea and
1M. otl POTS, to. lale bv
S. T. WUISTON.
fMlOILET SETS
a superior article, for aale ;
S. T. WR13TON-3.
C1ASH, Peed,p:c and Preiaing tOV for
i aa'.a by ,
S. T. WRISTON.
15r!TTANI.I TEA SETS, for aale at
S. T. WUISTON'8.
T AT:ri COOLERS, a firat rale article, for
If .ale by
S. T. ftnHlU.V
MARI E f't'TLER Y, (Vxik'a Ladiea, Spoons,'
I I'L.h V,,rk. A.p. For aa eat
5 T WltlSTON'S
!5 ASSER'SP,alei.t Irt Cream l i M .ZEISS, the
'i beat Frveaera now in ue, for aale by
S T, WRISTON.
kaw .
A nTHErl S8e'',ea'ing FRl'IT CANS, with
13k. directions bow to use thcm.al j
S. T. AVRISTON S.
aCi AI) IRONS, the beat in this market, for aule
by
S. T. WF.1ST0N. f
COOK STOVF.S
... .1, r.nnnl k e.eei.fd .a oerturnt. nee. bv BDV
h ' Stoves in the market, for sale at the Tu.
j , j gm,. shop, 8 doora East of Spring. corner,
jb
' ST WRISTON
; , . - lfa-a " ' l'tf
a kT,-:-Si
Ar'-'0ir;1,4
rou riRinn.. t;:c di.ood.
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE ARTICLE,
'r csmnATKn
FOB TnE REMOV A t St) rKl: l S KN T tt'ItF. OF
alj, rif.EHV AP.fc-IS' Fllof AN IMtTllt
STATf. OK TDK W."n.Ii, i.R Jl Mil r
OF TIIK ST-! KM.
tl.e first Intra.!... -I u.t M-.-i.-ln-. D
M hare aprn-.z Ip'o .-'. (.'-. fo.o-lu.rf tl. i
Imlra'l.
c.n-ain-l 10 a.in'l-i C. -t. tb. -.f r- ..- .li.m ar
exu-ned Viw of ar.i. h If mi-uy a:tr;L.ul..--I ... .1
niAi.jr w-.nd.'rf'il eur-a e.? -rt-.l l j li.a
Use of this Preparation.
W'i.Ma Pnraa.)ttliu l!-.ol P.-rr' an linr...ilant part rf i
,
e.-taMa
at its rrrnarlfa!.
. P".-"-
O: .ar pr. yAi
,n.1 In hT1r' Ih- Ik.
r er'v salr r"niTi'n
.nd nnrif r Ifkas 1 11 ara
f-rrii'w rKlA ari-t I. wsk
IM.V lo taaa anv wlV-r ...r
Iwn.'rfah.tt tl..-y a 111 .!,
dca-e, Srwfia ta ttiatafrtrrtN
alaa..4.
VESICAL TZS'lIKOHT.
;r.!4..e. M.l-'M.
ar: t1..ritbm-n -Slv ln-V .!.. 1.
i low lima With lie. - ai.. Ky
'-.-aparl! . pcftl;. . u .-!. ..tl -1
I I-
r.r. i i
r Ih-r lia.a o...l u. In.-..
I. U'aet UfJ rn-i-'rt a i.,:i.i:.c .r nhirh
ji.ieia. rt.
li...aeif..llj yn-v t. I 1.1NT, V !.
rrynr.i r
'n-w I'.a-k!
.1 -it..!.! l.r A. It. II. SIMIV,
I..
A W.i
M lo by llr..2'.-l-t c-i -ra If.
PhlMIiY'S
: VERMIFUGE OR DEAD SHOT,'
rou MOHni.
as U naraal no dmaap a. r.imn.n am. Srtal 1
n a. i..':., 'Itt-V ll.r-ra I...- .l..l,.a.l. ,.. I... a.
.-.It H fi.rr-'l, Kr1r..Wo
iinstniai er.vioi( ror.ti.t.t
I 1'.
In ail
M,',.l.,oiM.
. 1
rt'e.e -Ui .l 1 "X .ttlaioii o oi.e bun'trH
lyrMi.-tlf'.:.
J"li A TIM KV. M t). I
. A I. St-". Mil, V.' aola.it. Irntirir(.a,
m i.v a. n
ra, an.1 by t
r.iac "l-1 S'-oarHMy.
K. NYK IIUTCHI.cfN k CO.,
SfiT-rmhrr 3'', I R in ' on ivr I ,
1 SL'Jil'KNAS for U t tin tfiice. i
A. J. Story, Pre. (Jiia vvortt., i.mic ruiia, i. niovea me onm u .....a, ...... -
F. T SUni Sui.t.T.at Worke. Walerlown. N. Y. mpliouf cauaea u conlmual flow ol the nnurM
VV. 8. Schoenor &Cc.aai IV.rl St., New York, flu.d.; anJ hence, if u.td a a rcguh.r drramiig
m i
j Joy to the Admirers of
A FINE HVAD Or
mm glossy; hair.-
Talk of beauty, it cannot i list wl ihont a fine
k...rf i- Lai., ih.n read llio following, and il juu
.,k ,nore, ace circular around each ottle.audno
; one con dnunt. .. .. ,.nDi
1TQROFKSSOR WOOD S HAIR RI-.&I ORA
young, to this wondcrl. ,.re,...rU...., I. i.h tu n.
.back to it or.rinul color, gray hairc.. a tlic
'Lead of Hie bald with luxuriant grew...-
young will nl. ney tbiuo me
or the wilohing curl, ever be wi'loiul it. lie
pmiiie is upon the tongue of thopiniide.
The Agent for Trot'. Wood's Hair rentorntifo in
New Haven, received the following later in re
gard to the Restorative, a lew week mure :
Daitr Rivih, Conn., July, '-'3, I MB.
Mr. Leavenworth Sir i I have been trouhlcd
with dandruff or acurfon mf head for nmro Hun
a year, my hair began to rorr.e out, n urf and h.iir
together. I v ill a New Haven pJir about
" Wood's Hair Keatorative " cure. I calhd
at your atore on tha lt of April leal, and pur
chanedone hotlla to try it, and 1 found to roy aaU
Hlnction it waa the thing i it removed the acurf
and new hair began to grow it ia now two or
three inehee in U nglS nUtrt it lco$ all off. I have
great failli in it. fwiah you to aend me two hot
Ilea more by Mr. Post, the bearer of thu. I don't
know ai any of the kind ia ued in this uluee,
you may have a market for many bottles' after it
ia known here.
Youra wilh respect, Kt"Fl'3 TRATT.
THii ADrt thu. Sept. 9, 1856,
Paor. Wood De-r Your Hair Ko.irulive
ia p-oving itaelf beneficial to me. The front, and ,
elkii the bark part of my bead almoot hwt ill cov- I
eriug in fact Bi.. I hove ud but two half
pint botllea of your Retoratne, and now ihe top
q inv head m ell atuuded willia prnmiemg ern
Df young hair, "mi the front n alao receiving in
(H-ilfht. 1 nave irle.l oviier pitp.m.
any b-n. fit whatever. 1 think from my own per.
eonnl iccoinnicimatioii, 1 can induce many otlicra
t.. trv it.
I ours reap
V. K.T1IOM 3. M. I.
No. 4G4 Vine alreet. j
Vinr,iNs, 1 Juno 22, 1853.
PIlfF.f. J- tVOUU : A you are aUiut to man. j
d'aolure and vend yi.m recenl'y iliaenv. reH Hair !
I!etiir,ilive, 1 will stale, lor whuinsoevrr it n.ay
loncern. thai I hove oad it and known ollitrs It
oae it lhat, I have.tor several year. IxVn in the j
llariilul utli.2 0i:icr Hair (iui,
; I find youra vaally mperio
to anv oilier 1 kn
Itcntirulv
nf mMl
head ui'ihindruA. and will. I
projHr ue will rratore any pcrmm'a
luir to the original youthful color nno tialure.i
" 5 't heullby, .M and jlo.ay appear . nee j
and all this, without discolor inc the h..nds that
! apply it, or the drens on winch it Hmp. I won',1, ;
! ihrrefnre, ree-.n'nend ila use to ever ? one dtairuus '
i of h ivhijj a l.iw color and texture lo lour. J
i Resptcti'ui'v yurs, I
j WI.M)N kin:.
I (t. J. WM)0 Sl t O., Prooriet ra, 3li Uroad.
wav. N. Y.. (in the rn-at N Y M ire li .ilinc Ea.
i t;,l.ii.hment) and 1 14 M.irket at. .-el. St Louia.M
dishment) and 1 14 .M.irkel 'ti .-et. M Louis, .vio.
,d ao!d bv all Ir,.i. in n.e l o..,.. and by
! And
AYER'S
Calharlic Pills,
(SVG IU COATU),)
At! UAI1E T'
C1IAN5E THE BLOOD A5D CUBE THE 8ICK.
lnvallli, l alhrra, Molhrn, I'll) air. am,
riillanthropUI., read ihrlr KITeela,
and J.xIk at -"-le VlrlH...
THK CI KR fV
Iti adnrhe, Su k Heii.li he.,l"nul Stnmnrh.
llrnaiau. v, Ma I. lv
Da. J. r
hr ..r-l h-
r : I hrvte l--ru riial.ll; fur.-a '4
f,IK ll.r
tht
If I
tnimni. FT. w ntr.Ri.r.
IJiliotia OiaorJrra nnd Liver ('nmplmuta.
llfr.SrMF.TV of THS ITfckfS. I
rt ,.kiv.t-., D C. 7 I U. W..I I
St : I l.ava l-J y.n. I'lll" m mv I....iul
ftrap.ir rviT Mnr vm. R,a.a tlwnu aodraula.t Ii-io.'p u
ithr
,,1 ltrri.M. i
ll.-.J
lmnil( rnt Ur tVtiti;nwfiU"i Uiii
Ir4.1. I l.a avl'hiw found ii
..tv-ntiMf UmU it li.t ovt rut-'nw !; t lo thvni.
fymaa l U nUlt,
r)ymlrT Hel, and Worms.
. ii
Da. ATa: V
Tl.t hata rl"ii
i I ,
S:.a hart Iwn al'-k anil
off t la. .kM Owl at irru
thM r"nDiarMl utiria;
t .vpllil... Urea quai
t.)T. Th. V alt-, ward,
of i l.'lv ilriwaory. On
ar.n.t na e.u4 f
til'
M l-.t ir I. I
i rli-i
'n'.s, v,li.'b a. a liuti:;
.IlivFtS, r'"",-e.
a-.kI au. I."
Ill U- iriu-d I,
Indiestioo and Impurity f thr Illoodl.
Fnm Km. J. V. thmrl, ru,e it n,,ui, IM-m.
P. Arm: I hava 4 V" P.na wl.h avl-a. rlinar-r
amraai In my hanlf and anions tl. a I am -alW ... uit
In riistraa. rrfnil.u tlw oriraria ol ai-J parl-
fy U.a hlu..l tli.-y ar-a th vepy la4 r-nwwty I ha a.ar
knawa, aud an onnrijaiiuy wjjnmmh tT'-m u my
ti-nOa. Voort, I. V. HI MM.
Viuk. Wf-nrura r.. T . v. l. a.
n... Fin: I am nainf T'r tallnnir Hlla la ri'y P'aa.
rl. mn Si.S lliaia an -trriU.nl r.nral. ' .au.aa Iba
.ralarn aoj carifT tha fcon!.-.:. ..f f.- I birf
JOHN U. TtLM naw, M. D
Err.ipelna, Ncrof.iln, Kine' F.vil, Tetter,
I iimora. and alt Khenm.
Traai a KntMX K'rr'am rf Ism'l, 6 4.
Ds. Avta: Yoar 1111s ar Ilia rrr' "Tall dial ts
Tt In niarflrina. Th"f hats etir-d n.y llltla anyhtar
ef ..lar..a a..ra up.4. I. r bao.la ar.'l favl tliat l.ad tirotrr
InmrM- l..r v-ara. atl.r m..thr l.ad t-aan U.u. cra-vuua.
U a, Hi Ul. 1, and (iiru.l.--a on brr .km ari l In
Iw rialr. A .wt f.nr t.iM aaa niM. lw alao trW-1 yawf
rsix. .ml ll.ar but OH"! nr ASA IOB..I tKIt
Itheumat.sm, IveurHlsin end (ioiit.
frm Un H't. In-. ,,', IM .V-tJ.rt ffU. "lart.
ritaitl II .i-i. e..u-ili. Ik . Jan. S. ltA
Jl tr, . I ak.iul.1 t- .ii.,.ai.-lul ir-t lli-r.h'l y ur
ali ill haa l.r wv-l.t a. rf I df! u.t rirt any raja to y.m.
A cl.l s. ltl .a u.y I1U.U ami l.rr al.t on airru'latia
Ba.alKiff vama, aba-h aoda-1 iu ibl-rfik llir.no.atl.bi.
.s i.i.n.'.iidinir I had tha Mvl p ain llw a.aw
rr.- a.-r- ..! a.n-u. .mil. I t tl.a . .. . t ...nr nr.
'it atrnr In llalrlminra. 1'r. M, k i.. I t.ai your I'. ill.
Tblr ir-ta acra alow, bat fara. Hy raarririg iu tl
sua) of tli'-in, 1 ua now entirely writ.
Bn.il r.AHlisa. Rarrw Hot' s l a.. 6 !'.. l".t.
fi.. Arr.: I har Uvn enlii.ly . urwl t,y ynUr f'illa i4
Rtiontrvatic Uait uaiufui dasaM. Il.at Ml altlL iM an
luryaara V I M 1 . T SLI lit I.L.
Kor f)rorv, I'lelhnrn, or kindred ( om-
plaluta, iMiuirlba aj. acura (.ul.-., tbay aia u .(.'!.
iriit rarn.-ly.
For f natlvrnrs nr f'onatlpHtion, nnd ft.
ft PLaaaaee 1111, tli-.y vr agrr..la al.4 ertuaj.
Kits Nuppreaainn, fnrnlyai, Inflnmmn
llnaa.and a..n llrafneaa, ai.'i Partial rll.nrl
tiraa. ttare laarn rvnrd by taa altra(ha ...rt'l of .ba
JMla.
Mr4 ef tha TCIa In mat kat mntaln Vfarrnrv. abldi. at
th... 1. 1. a ln .l:l. r-i....v In .k'il.il l,.-i.U. K .lan .rM
In a (.ul.lir f.-ll. rrom llir srvaHful r'-na.jMn.M ll.at rra
il... itly rllow I" litmitli'M uav. Tlieaa c.l.U.a bo nr
eury it ni.urral subvtaj.es whalrver.
AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL
IIIK RAFin Clkl! or
C'OtXIIII.fOI.DK, IKMKI..KF.Iia, liCFLl'
K.V.t, IlItO.M iimn, WIIOOPINU
lOII.II, IKIl P, AaTII.VIA, IU.
ll'IKAT (lll MP1IIIM,
an.1 f..r tl.a fliaf " eouauwi'iivs oaiWi.ia In advanud
alasn, of Ilia UtfMS
K. iiMd not aah to tl.a j.nl.llr of Ma virtue.
T.i.aii lto.it aiary town. aul alnoat ry In..)., of in
An. art. un HlKlea. Ha vtonj. ifi.l . nrta of i i,lm, orr c-.n-etrii.tt.
Iiav. tua.la I. aliaadi knoan. Nav. t.w are .h
Utoiliaa in ai.y il.ilu.-il c.nmliy , ilia. .. . rlrn l ih.
t.,.l oiiie p. r-"oal atlite rrt ir .Wm la : lt.rat
II. m roiititiimitira any aka-i. abllt lia.a not union, tliia
at o.a li.in. tronl.y of Iu vtrl..r ot.r Hie a..l.. v Hin ot..
of rha lltroat ai.d ItuiKa VI nil II .
I i.y
rful ...illd.
Un..
I l l tl.a f. irop
..I lit. .uln.
II
is aaw. tlte t'..e-ant.at ana mhit ,ein. .l) II at . au In, et
j.Soyt I-I liifauia and '"..K i rt....... I'.rei.'a alto.i
VeToruf .. ir .
.ri.:. iln.i, il . - It
I. r litem
till .
kill e
fur.lawf Una fafbi n the tt': tim Tour 1.1 ,.
Ait rlr-fcjittl fbtljailH '4 In- .Ii-vf rn. tu
th tiv.w !- !. tirtuM 14 i rrtrtlf, nwl no itu
ti'Tv- ihMi to ftwure it.. it i. nil) m.'W Dm 't-t it cm
t. W r rut, no ram, k ttt prMlnt It tftm
iwil , rfTi tmt4. find tlii.i iff- H th' mho ry -o
U lia U-t t iit -hH...r .hiil'.ll fufiitPh for thrtrruF.
PRKPABF.D BY PR. J. P. HER,
Praetisal .r.d Analytical (;h.w.i.t, lowll, Mas.
a si) oi. v ji r
HUTCHISON k GI11IJ0N, CknrUte.
II AVI LA N D, STK VKNSON A; CO.,
Charleston, 6'. C.
J z
1
WAIT F011 THE Willi GO L
it Y i. it jm. m-. tu '" .di.
Becau.e lie buyra hia S'lV VtS from the Ma.infv.elrL,a.
A.A.iV.M.TAYLOH
... i i .I-..II. r in Ihe inhabitant
imee to the Inhabitant
No. 1, Granite How, win
tenaive assortment of
habitant
el?. .1.-1, Sii.i,ci to No. 1. Granite l!ow. where
North, one of tlia) moat citenaive assortment' oi
Ever oflcred in North rarolina, among which will he found the celeoratea
whiol. h.s gaineU euch a famous re pwt.linn in the Southern C ountry for the last eieht.fn ,m,.
This Stove he warrant, soprnor I., any ( ook.nr ft-vc a.w ... Oar.ll simple In ,t. m, r,,.,
eo....ne. lea. fuel, and doe. more w-rk in a U, . tl ... any r H. vr now ... u.e. )t ,
put np one beside any other Stove of the ...e siae , the I niton eta . . .r... ,f ,1 , ,,
work in a s.ven tini., be will forfeit the '.rice of the Move, and quit selling and (jo In. c.uU,
"" ALSO, AM. KINDS OF
PAB.3LOR & BOS STOVE3S.
He has and constantly keep on hand, an exiei.a.v. and varied stock of
TIN AM) siiKirr IKOX.
ISK.ISS Sii.TTI.i.S, 4. 1ST iXO.I ItEItSTS.UtS,
HAT HACKS, IlADIiKS, &c.,&c,
.llf wliirliwill keloid, Vlililr! uikI Itt-fntl. rhiier tlnni hm
i ter iM-a ii olii rv.1 In I lai- Vu inlly.
I wu!d mum my thank, to my friend, and rn-i. ...er. f,,r the very l.rral I - tr.e., ,l , -j ,
bestowed .it.-., n. and th-v mv rr.t a.sured. that l .hall endeavor, by eln. ,11, ,,i,n b,,a,
Wether will, a d. l.rmin.r.on l'o plea... to try and merit a c.u.t.nuai.te of the aarne.
1 J - - v -..... mi f w. I
j ( J C I( 1 1 (' IIH n pUl!lCU!arlV lOllCCI 10 flill ill.' Q fISnilllC lll Mllf,
. . . . v .. . 1
' it I , t. ll y.m wny I head 11. v adveili.cim-i.l " " it roa Tna , .1 ia mn.
have three wa;gon con.t'anlly tratti'lmg hro.igl. ihe eouMry with Stove.
.III iirtttrs trill he faithfully ami prvtujttly utlimlnl lo.jcx
Chartottt.Junr I tl, 1P37.
jA3ii:s m. i:dxi:v.
C l KM MISS I OS ML It CI 1. 1 X T,
1 17 1 1 1 A VI It lit S HI ItKl.T, N. Y.
IV
I'Yr? and nr-warda every kind ttf rnerchan-
due lor S eent. t mntn.s.vmi. rll'r. K
I liovs. hviain .no M ifeiir.d, . . V lhn, J. .
: Oaborne, C. T. .M. iidi nhall. A. M. Gorman, fc.)..
j .nd Itev ('. K. Dien.a, Hon. W. A. l.r.h-ni, and
..Iher.. Vrolrr in 1'ian. .. Mrio.lro.i.. Organ..
Illirpa, liuiiats. Mu'ic, ISewina M.rl.ine., Iron
Sfe, I'limns, t'tirden Ki(f -i.e., A e. A priuUd
I hat of all II' ditr.-nnt maker., km.la "I'd price,
j .-nf frrt. 1'uhliaher of an elegant lilli..;r.ioli of
IhrkvtJ ilal lap, ...(!,) .no me t
tr: fMi'.ician i oa. lni t.uiua vo Uam-tii."
Tt.i. in .1 un t,ic Jami'f tJrurr should t in every
hou.e. Il ire.t.i.f all di.ra.ea, haa a cpinna
ia.ary and pr-ecroe the rrB.edn-. from nature.
bM..Iou. stores, tor all our mnnnllir-. and mi.
fortune.. It i printed ..n line white paper, hand,
stj.iiely hound h.urlh edition, Sou "ge. and I.
millrd frit fur tnt doilttr.
.'. w lioscwood 1'iano., II jO.
ttb. 16, IrijM. ly
S. M. IIOWKLL,
a'.s-k-
-"- raiaj.a.wV
Saddle k Harners Planiilactiirer,
TIIREI DUOBH Hl.t'fll Vr rut MAHI. IIOl'KE,
it A it l.o i i i: i.r.
3 rAllkiuilsafSaddiesand Harness n.ade al the
shortest liotiee.
T I HKPAIKINC nron.ptly eiecotert.
Ji. 19. 1i 37tf
int. it. .u. t oin:
11,1. he plea.e.i tnreeeive Prof.-..!..! a!
in the iieparttnent of MKDK'IM
Mf'ltNKKY. 'nles. prof.. sio ..ally
may he found at hia re.idenee, r
Ynrk Diatrirt S. .
t'th. 12. IHS6
rt Mill Hi pot.
I tf
Cash Paid lor Hides,
HY S. M. IIDWKl.t,! door. B .uth of
Mana.oallr.uae.
fnarlotf, April C, 153. Stf
rKATI, Otltl.tV Ai to,
(Late Farmer, trace ol l'o.,)
Publishers, BnvkstlUti atitl Stationer tt
Wo. 21 Hurray Street,
it iiiii,
) O. A. f'U.rtrT.r allow prici. for cash and
M. hheral t
approvm erniii, a lnrj;e
a.wk of BANK
id oFri i: t'i A rio.NHty,
ItLANk .nd M OIN I WH .' ' ";
Memoranuuir. Il.,k. PAPKROF Al l. KINHS
ds. Cri ular., 11,11 l.e.j. e.. l r.l.n. ""I
...iioKr.iih.r.g '-- ''''. M.ae.1 -
lunenu. .nd Sehool llrajk.
P.O. it Co. p'.bli.h Bullion'. eriea of Kram.
mar.; (.'oni.tock'. eerie nn the Keirnce j Hunk,
er'. I'hy.iolngii. : Iiroekl. shy's Aslrononiies j Ol.
ney' (leogrnphy, newly revised ; Southern t'las
Keaders ; Palmer' Hook Keeping ; and the "cheap,
eat md heat" Kpalling- Ivmk ever used.
Aug. 17. Ife.'-B din
.everel year Mi.sior.nrv in A'cmlAo. ,4.ir.
di.cevered a aimr'e nn.l rrrtuin e.ire nr t'on.Mavn.
fioa, Ailhma, frnaeift, Srififula, Cofik$. f tid.,
mud birumi I'thilily; elan an tasy ami rrl.-r liml
n.ode of in!.al.iir Ihe Re me.ly a method by whieh
the eurr(. properties of the Medicine re direct
ly addressed to Ihe dise iai il oriin and the tntr ef.
uin. nl. Actuated hy a tbisire In lieuefil hi. s.if.
ferine; follows, he will ehrerlully .end the A'iriui
(tree) to all who di ai rs it, w in f ill and ei.lie,t
difcetion. for preparing; aud aur-'-t anlully u.ing
the Medicine. Aj.ly M -r a.ldr. .a
IIKV.f. S I.I r.'NKTT.
f.,'11 Uroad way, New YarV.
July 2i Itjj. tm.
... .... .Ill
II"' - 'W"--im
of f I1AI1I Oil E and Tirinity.tnal he has Kmtvd
he lias now on exhibition, jt received lrn, U.s
. 1. ...11 J c.
seiiu'i.t " n it roa th ago.-a, ,1 ia wi
ngt. the eouMry will. Stovca.
! and prvtHjiily uttt mini to.j
A.A.N. 31.TAYl.0i;.
r. SAUKS,
In liili 1 1 ami It-.iiUt r,
"II. I. furniah Ii .ir;n.. Plan, .nd Drva
11 for 1'i.l.l.e lluii.tiga. I'r.vjte It .H,e
and Villa.. P..rt.riUr alunl oo will be m.
builiinf Flour. nir Mills, torn MiH, Ae. 'r
in 3.1 .lory of Aleaand-r' It iildinf, frt tv
over t hin. Hall.
Orlofter HI,, ISiiA 33tf
.iiihi n-i:.tKoi.n t
!!utnal life Insurance Cou.ra:.j
T
,.u ti.
llll.H i tnifopf in-burr-i Ihr Im
) i"f tmr )tr, a term ot far, r
Mutul I'nric pi. um iRtbrrd f"f !
tietpatl(.f in lit pr.-hl of Die l'oL.l.t.nt. f-)-..in,a
(ranted f f the whroe term '
worn the prrn.i.tn. ihrrrinr a.it..u..ia lo IX
note ...ay t. ff.vin lor on. half lot aiio unl o!
ifiitiu.o, Ifiii.) intereat at 6 er rel. tia.i
guaranty.
I'll pri.ii.pl manner in wl.irli e!l ! x. ki'
b.. pan! l-y Itu a ronipny,l..pelf.e.r Willi t.-i
r.lri of pr. itiiQlii, prr. lit gr...t llioor ilit'SOi t
au. li as are d.aut.sid Iu ins;ire.
ttlavea ar insured t.r term of ir
Ove years, lof two tliirrt. the t v.iue.
A.i loaae. .re paid within VJ i.y. .
fur u
faclorj prool l. pfr.inted.
DlllFrTORM.
rh.rie. V. Jt.l.n.K n, m. II Jonea.
H .lden. . D. ( n. ke. J. t.. W ilii-n,., II
llualri!, Uuellllne liu.lw, I". I. I'tatuJ,
II. Mihee. k. I'. Itattle, C baric. B. Koot, i-
Fowle, K.th'd II. lUtlic.
oyriyr.m.
Te. rharh K. J dmaon, Preaiurnt.
VV. V. HoiUen, Vice I'fe.Klinl.
K. II. Itattle, slerrelary.
V. liliau.. II. J....ca.Tre,urtr.
II. W. llu.l.d. Attorney.
lr. U n.. II. Mcke. Mo.iie.il E tanoMf
hl'rutltn I rmmillff.-H. Busb'S, W. H
Kre, t'liarlea It. Ko.,t.
l..l.r..t It.,. A ..f rmmullaUun. '"I"'
J ,l,.i...n. VI 1)., W.lli.m II. .UK..
lit. h'd H. Haywood, M. 1.,
F..r furti.er information, the public
r.i lo the pa.nphUta,fia torn., ol pr .
my im r.l.l need at the OILce of in 1
of any of il. Agrneic.
M. C
unnat.on. .h.iuld b .iurri'
il-
. p.,lfl) ,,
R. If. BATTJ.K, Scrrrtory,
Srjilrmhrr , lh.'.
.-tf
riviisii ,'!
JUtaWal a w
AltVlH.M. .till It I'.I'
, For t'ougl.i
, t old, Ililllli llla,
All
I to hi.ini ja i
l.l. rl, tit n In
l.ttriorrhrKR,
oilier f . in . I
I ornpl.ints
ernla and II U&.
Cold Mine Dakm,
or Hyspi plie li:lt-r er Tinrtur. 1
A letter from J. ll.C.lluna, Ur-j.gi
N. (.:.. dated Aug. 14, 1 "17 s
lr. J. khi.l Dear e.r l V""' ""U
i N"'
,t. M
g iven entire .atisfael.on in this erl'
fry. I h. Al.ya.ini. Miatum
.rtof. , (...never failed ton. '
, tJI.,t . t.l,ll,at 1 never l."J
. , , Atmmut. Ydu w.II " ,
..,..y .......... . ha".
larK .upply ol II aa aoon .. r. i-
... ... j .. u .rlril"'
At.KN IS Win. vv.innrr.,
T. I.na- K..eVin..h.m i I'll iter A ""; ... f
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