?into Stating.
THE I'aNGKU OF DELAY.
Tbe following sketch from tbe CbriflisD
Jt.u-J r ccr, poetesses more thn local in
terest sn.l contains ruorl which the halt
fr; should everjwbf re regard. "Tbe next
r jinmuiiioti " io menv of our churches will
lorn arrive. Iu .cuie, tbe coining Sablalh
will witness ii cb,ertaLe, and iu the m-xt
. . , mi i i
few weeks not .11 of tn.m .,11 eelcLr.U
this sacred service. ILcu a iew epportu-
iiy will Is iflV-ided frr professing I'b.ist ;
Ibeo tlx Lour for snother deci.-ion will ccnie,
then tbe question will orjee more le nettled
whether religioL with its infinite claimr of
duty ai..l interrs-l tball be deferred again,
or be sought t'ju foucd at last,
(lb! tbat the serious, tbe "almost per- '
suadi-d," aruonp our readers would give this
matter their earnest and honest attention,
sat I to be pained ly de-lay, and by test-
f2 the forbearance cftjoJ ! ' Long enough
1 .1 . . j .1 . 1 l
l.ae they rjrg.ected that which secures
. 6
their bight n bstp,Lcs and involve their
first cuts. TLe time pat should suffice for
impcLitetce : what is l.ft of life is not too
......I, 1 11 .1 1 '
Buucb to give to Ucd. lie justly claims our
ail. rroeratinatir g reader, what is jonr eiy . ad f.rmera slowly yielded their long
deeifion in ic cf the " next communios V cherished belief thst the black portions of
A". C. J'rrshi.tcrian.
Xi.T TILL IU XrXT CoMMCMON. "I
Ihii.k I rannot come and make a pub
lic profesr-iou oi' religion. I mut not be in
a hurry. I dj not like to do such solemn
tSiogs in a buiry." So sail a poor niau
who hoped that Clod bsd long since bad
rnf rcy on biro, to a good mii.iorjary iu out-
cf our loer w ards.
to this iluty by th(
He bad beeu urged j awsy. Air ncccssari'y entered, and cbemi
good man. "Weill!"' ch""?0" oecurred ; the surfs.ee of tbe
whm an you coming? ' said the mi-sionarv.
"Not till ibe next corumucioD, answered
tk- reluctant man
1 . . .. .-u ... . 1 f . ,
I,u! . ou told Die iut so before the last
communion. J Las I ur?ed vou tnen to the
j-. t , . ' j
!uu of publicly acknuaiedgiiis; your obii
gations to Chri-t. (uj.-ht job to uei :
Are jou ure cf another epportunity so fa
t irat.le as ibe pre seat ! Do you not believe
:t t be a d u'y T "
" Oh ! crl4:W I clieve it to be a duty
1 beiiers I l.ave ber n laid under evcr!attir,B
o'rligatiors to the Lord Jesus for what be
has done fjr rue.''
' Why not, then, male a public cocfes
ficn of u or ob!;cation to him.''
"I kfcjw Iou-Lt. Put 1 do not like to
K- ;t; a L-jrry I know it U months nay
year ii.ee I hoped iu bi urcy. I have
no cot.U en tins fcore. Vet I think I must
wait till trie next eominiiiiion."
This Pcr man lited most of hi, time in !
Wail street, lie bad so cMce clo-e by bis ?, fl"P l0a', v ,, ' 7
haumsofbu-it,... Three commuuion. had :bf'1.0"ly 'P'"-- .llow-rooted Crops
, 1 l j 1 "u""aulul" "JU ; eould be crown. All this wss heard of by '
::;, '?011 ' S"Na,tbe American farmer long before he was
i 1 the ceit cotr.Knn-.on. ' I , . . .- . b
i an"tb( r was aj proachinj our naission-
try brother, who looks after tbe nglected,
ati-l tho bo nepleet thcmielves, in thee
lower wards, thought be would call in at
ti.. cff.ee of this broker, and a'k him to le
rea.iy at the approaching eomrnuuion, to
r.tey Chri.l's ccuirii.juil "This de in re
n.eribrancc of n.e." So walking into bis
rilice, be m.pited where is Mr. C .
" Oh 1 we have elesred biin out," sou.e
ne aofwtred iu a rough, brutal voice.
' Wi at do yo i n;ean ? " said ibe n:i-sion-ary
" Clear, d bltt out ? 1 low : i lut 1 "
'OhI'yoa see, he died .he other day,
ju-t ri-bt ii-rs and we cleared him out,
aa l turned b m ot.-r to Greenwooti."
'." Not ti.l tUe wit eonimuLton" Lai
been stid one time too often. nd tbe
ir;ao went Io bii last arcouM in a l...rrv
ti.ou-h be did net l-ke to Le :n a Lurry to
publicly rrcfess CLri-t before eo. Poor
procra-.iii.srLg man '. Such are niaay even
uf tboe wi.& Lave ben converted in these
I'entsrorTal limes of lr5j and ISO!).
' N t t .i tnc nsxt con.uiunion " is the
li'ijware of tiar-y heart.
THE ntriT OF THE SPIRIT IS LOVK.
!r, c.e f tbe ir.iil ile j'tates, many years
a l it e ')'j.liai. girl about rune wi go-
in? a.o:,e. !-. .e:,o,l 0I.e ,,l0riiii.2 Ilaviie
to er-.i. a b-i le of considerable lennh aL,
saw at the n i of it a tall Io-iiarf of the
'rirj tnla. i. ri. uch fri-Ltcoed,
and bsj:-- i Cat id her niiud what she
n.jj'.d do. At length she thoujl.t of thoe
l .aiitifjl wcr.ls, When thy fsth.rerid thy
suother forsake tLee, then the Lord will
lase thee up.
Oo these nweet words her little hesrt was
stsyed, and she proceeded oo ber way, mid
b"pe, and fear, for sbe was a timid ebild.
They bad Dear! crossed the bridge io op
posite dirc:ioos, wbeo the tall Indian, wirb
b a arms folded serosa bis breast, called to
her in Iriiten Koe.Ub. Almost paralysed
w ith terror, little il ary turned herself about
and atool like a statue of marble, while the
tars faced hid approached Ler, when be
said to her. io soft aid tender tona, Are
)ou the little girl that praya ? '' Vei, tir,"
waa lbs rady reply ; I pray every bight
so l morniny ' aid be, - Will yo teach
Sue to rraiT" "Tea ur " ... ii,.
response; aid little Mary related aloaly j
the J.ord s tTsyer, tbe iud-aso revtarini? it i
after her. " I there ao Hiore" said be
' Nu," said the l.ule or,e, -exept, 'ow I
lay n.e down to sie.p'' This also bell.
said in a similar niim.fr, the Mil Indian
b.essed (be child, and with j'ou are a
sjood litile pil," bade Ltr go.4 bye, and
went on bis way.
elia looked long afier him, and fron that
tine little Mery'i fear of the red man was
turned into lot. Kuter thow into thy
loet, and eheo thou hast abut ihy door.
' to tl.y Father wbirb is iu secret; and
j) F tiier V. h aceth iu aectat shall reward
tbet tpeu'y "
Ksirn i
rsitb wi I t
iu the a v
r.a Have faith io God
' s.ered even bv 1qos o'iis.
if e ;i,o fi anward : if we look !
5Jwar..
laiih wnl tiot be aiagirercd everj
gy iraeee-ni. e iin.untaiiia stritclniig aeros.
wed olistrueui.,. af t ar. i,.lv ourotward pro
g-r.-s " U- ra.nl," .', ,,c u,(e U,jUl
hi aeen; snu (a.ih ol.etin?, Cndi t Us Kaolin
- "a - I" '" " Hat .a lia:l,. ",.,. wnb
I -," is the we'ebword of our warfare, the
,ii.l ef tur slrel.glb, the security of out
i h. " If i hwai eaast believe, a,j tLirij..
a rosfiblf. lo l.im tbat believcth " Iloa
. faith i- when s. are i.j.t fresh from
i. ( u .ir'u of redee.iii'if love ' A good
i rie.er, .ed ibeu faifh wul do all things
I ji .i s ,n Its v. ry nature such aa lo let toii
. a a i . n.ay say that it is rnosl act-n
WI ii ii is n . at naaaive. aud that it wean,..
1. a t s,,g .1 ujt Uioat wefk Ilwton I
jricnllural.
SUBSOIL PLOWING.
liefora commencing spring work it willj
te well to eopsider wbicb lands should, od
wbich should Dot, be subsoiled.
From tbe days of Jetliro Tull until with
in tie last twenty-tire or thirty years, the
'farmers of England were content, io com-
B,on i,h of 0,1'V lcouu"i"'' ! M'r
i the immediate surface of f lie soil, end were
( , preor dfp,h of disturb.
j ,IlCe woua produce larger md better
; result. Indeed, it wi penerally believed
j J"- ,lie "no,e matter wbich went to fcrtil-
lie plants belonged to me uuincaiaii nur-
face, or tbat portion known ai loom
name given, until very recently, to tbe dis-
turbed portion only which, by tbe coin- j
bined influences of too, air, and decay of,
vegetation, changes its color. Tbe fact that
the components of tbe soil beneath these
points were all to be found as part of the
integrant of plants was scarcely known,
and Mill less so tbat they could not be al-1
"rhfd them, and tbu go to make up
their structure, until acted on by a aeries
, - j v :
of uflueiices caused by atmospheric cou-;
,,ct ltlj the presence of humidity ; not the
result of stagnant v.ater. Lit big first tx-
posed tbe true vslue of the inorganic sob
htaocea of the aoil, or those psris which
stances 01 tnc sou, or loose puns auici
. . , .i.,, j.
i the soil alone could make plants. Ibese
n w docti ines gae r:se to the use of a sub
oil plow, wbich, without elevating tbe sub-
-oil to the surface, disturbed it in places,
and perni'tted a free circulation of atroos
I hero between the particle. Tbe deep cuts
ma.le by tbe plow also acted iu decree as
und r-drain, and permitted, under some
special conditio:! of surface sucb as the
slope of bill", etc. redundant w ater to pass
particles of the subsoil were toon eond
I tiooed so as to sa'tsio root", and they passed
I into it to greater depth than had been be-
! j- 1 n-L . -i 1 1 t
lore laosn. 1 r.ee, 111 taru, ,w.t nu
. . . . .
tbe subsoil larger qnsntities ot inorganic
n atter, rendered soluble by chemical chang
es consequent upon moisture and air. The
contiiuent!wcre taken into the plants above,
and portions not marketable as crops, decay
in the upper soil, adding to tbe greasy, unc
tuous, organic matter new portions of inor
canie food for future crops. Plants bad
ioncer roots as well as a creater number of I
1 fibers, and larger crops was the eouserjuence.
I be decay of these roota in the soil lcflj
, . , 1 , i.. ij
lubes to p.e.t leptbs ; the atmosphere could j
; c.-.n.e iu laden with gafes, resultin; from
: vegetable decomposition rcquind by plant.; j
j riin- and dew, which wa the n.trogenousj
' exla.aiicn of all or-an;e nature from tbe ,
i","'' 1 ,
" "lf U ?"nu"J r.."" V "
awasenea io acuou , auu e.eu u-, -uru
every truly practical farmer owns a aoubot!
p'iO , he cau tell you of some neighbor W bo
triMted tbat tbe deep dieturbance of his
soil would let all the manure filler dowu-
ward; that, if thi re true, every well
would be the recei ..-le of the teaulu of
, -ii. .
decay, every spring 's-oula be a cesspool,
and every rivulet hut au organic charnel-Vul.
boue. Nature, ill the wisdom of bcr laws,
baa retidered tbe carbon and aiuiuiua ofi
the soil, a'tsr proper exposure to atmos
pheric ir fiueueer, capable of receiving and
rrtaiiinz a:l the results of ducayj and tlx ;
ue cf a farm tnu-t depend upon the ,
dep.h to which iu surface by Uarb.ne.
"""'"" "P"" u' l"r,"""""b I
euuar function. I
Thoroughly subsoil plowed lands sood
bemnie capal le of deeper surface plowing, !
without injuring the crops; and if under-j
drained, whieh is but the perfection of the )
very principles presented iu the theory of j
susoil plowing, then all the mechanical
conditio!. necessary for maximum result
are secured. And when theso exist, lb i
chemical coudiiioiis follow as a natural "ou-
t rjuence. i
Aujon; the adrantages ariaing from au.b- 1
soil piowiug may be en'uiueratefl the follow-I
in2 : Tbe value of l.od for agricultural V -
.e.
D,uur r"lul"d. compared with tl.e
,u,ou"V?f produce, ltsceued ; the farm is
poses is no a I. lea ; toe relative auioum oi ,
vbtiaily protected lrotu tne ertccis ol
drought ; all future labor of the farm is ma
terially Usi-ened, aud thus tbe expeuse of
teams, tbe wear and tear of agricultural
iu.p'enienis, are ail decreased, while the
quality of crops, aud their .luantity, are so
auu.en'ed that, per lu-hl or per pound,
they take a preference io every market.
It bat been said, and probably with
truth, tbat if tbe subsoil plows aud under
drains of Kngland bad not beeo introduced
op to this time, tbe area of land under cul
tivatioo could Dot have austuihed ber popu
lation. Fifteen years ago there was not io
tbe .State of , as many subsoil plows a
there are oow foundries for easting theoi ;
and whro a friend of tl.s wriier first iulro
duced the subsoil plow he bad not a neigh
bor who bad seen one We suppose this
.ay be said of some farmers iu every coun
ty in lbs L' 11 ted St a tea witliiu tbe last
1,eLtJ ' 6'
years liorjtT t H'tckly.
Ci Ll L'UK OF TIJK CA1JI5AGK.
(Jreeu. .- some form, comprise the priu
cij.ai of cur vegetable diet. And h-D it la
aa easy to bare the Under blanched eab
bege as the toub green cabbage, why not
have it! it is thought by many that the cab-tai-e
beta's better fr beiu trau-plauled.
'J Lis i. owii if to tbe loss of the tan root. Io i
wr.aw.pl.nti.. the cabb.e, carefully eut the 1
i tap root. It will throw out numerous aide
. roots, wl.icb will cause it to bead bniier.
' lbs; cabbage is a great feeder, therefore to
Lave lar--e,
rl. h. rota-h is its rpecia! food, and tbe piaut
ui a y be fed iu iu growing state with potash
la irsbsplubtitig the ctbege, no matter
bow tbe stem, it should be inserted iu
,n tu "P lo tkt br,t le,t"
'Una
cause It to throw owl More root, thereby
giving it a hitler chance to head. 'J be soil
around the cabbage eau hardly be stirred
loo frequently. 1 he roots peue-ti aiin deep
Iv, ate boi as liable lo be cut with ti.u hoe,
si tt.any other garden crops. Tbe great ear;,
ny to tbe ealbage tribe is the greeu aorisi,
coi.iie.only calleal the cabbage worm. The
Uitlier that lays the eg;;, whieb prrx!uce;a
this worm, may be seen flittiiij about,
before n; ,!, through tbie and t:a leit
...oiiiu Kach Uiiiler (ieslr'.yed, Snvea botu j
etiUf and corr), for the eauhage and j
r.ri, a.r:., sr l.,-il. t ..r. .1 I, a .!.. asm. I
" - ' " J
u.ii ie r. I'.res bu.lt i jst brfore riiht it. tlie- I
garden, wiH eiili'n the luillera into the
' 4IJ "i"""?
SCARR & CO,
CHEMISTS ASD DRUG GISTS,
c . I it i.o i i i:, m. v..
ESPECTFl'Ll.Y call ihe'aiteu-
tioniirPbvsiciune, Planters. Cuun
tr Merchants. Ate., tu tlieir lre and
carefully selected Stuck of Dlil'GS.
TO PHYSICIANS,
Pr. Churchill's Nrw Remedies li.r consumption
Ilypophusphiles ul Sona & Potash.
MJSO
Compound Syrup uf the llypoplin,philrs.
Hold' llnir IUIii nlivr.
" A fresh supply of this valuable preparation fur
tlie Hair.
LINSEKD OIL
TRAIN Oil.
srEUM OIL
INTER LARD OIL.
AtKO
No I Copal VARNISH
.. j
.. 3
Kim P-mxr "
KA.Mi:i;i ir ai av chop
GARDIN SEEES.
All Ibe ehoice arirtirs nf fiarden Sit s. Peaa,
Brans, Beats, Cukbaje, faranipa. Ac.
Arparagus n'-t,
I Ii iilam la or Pit- Plan.,
WITIl
CI.OVI It, IILI K t.UASS, OltCIIARD
., Af.
Jan. 4. tN.9. 43lf
TIlsDM.N'S
F 1 u i (1 K x t r a c t s .
SCAR It & (O.e.ill the attention r.( the Medical
Profession tu lli. se elegant preuirations anarinii
nhly suited for tho extemporaneous preptration
of Tinciurca, Syrups. ines, &c., seeunny the de
sirable object oi uniforiiiitr of strength.
Nu I'hysicisii aiould be without I la ill.
K.ir sale at
SCAltK & CO.'S DRUG STORE,
CUiirlnttt.
Piidv, 1 hilintr. t halls, Ac,
Low for enh, at
5CARR & CO.'S, Vrvggists.
Atlantic HUTUAL and FIRE Insurance
Company,
('a, :ii C M, . '..
iearparttd A mm Art ." the Lrpulatiit of Aora
( msJixs.
... " , ...
F VMS ( ompany being duly organized, is now
J tUcJluu, ul jnM)f.
,I1CJ. ,,
EUILDIKGS, I3ERCHAKLISE,
F, ,,,.,., niut v,Iltl:,.,r,..,
hnps A) .,,MK AU;oES
land most ki.
lis of property, at remuntralire rates
of pfm.a..,.
" '" ""'f,S' iu orC.niMii.. of ibi. Co.op..
ny to n,.ke . safe n f..r lfle,,.y and
l'r..teclion to the asu-id in ease ot Lues. An
honorable and up.irbt curse of dr.l.,.(, and a
faithful lulfilmsi.t of its tontract.. will at all tnoea
cll, ,,, r,.u,lllt.. r..n.p..ny.
Applieations for li.aurai.ee m y be mane at the
je.ln uf ti.eCumpany. ur to its authorised Agents.
IjIKECToRS.
'John A. Parrot,
Levi T. khby,
JJ- ";5"r,"'1'
t vol s. Jones,
(;ej jjj
Th... J. lilakclcy
Luke Blacman,
H ilium S Long,
David W 1 eil,
a. n. cioipi..,
S iihu. I I-rTrra,
J.k-I II. U.via,
ll. A i.'argett,
t. Mati.lt.
J ihn A. rarrott.
President,
Vice President,
Treasurer,
Aiton.ey.
Lev- T Ogl.sby,
, I.ng,
, E. A. Thmi.paon,
U Chaui.i,
Secretary.
-. ) KXD rrlVE COMMITTER.
T).,d W. Well.
.l'.rf I... If 59.
6rn-t5S
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
(I IIANOK Of PUOPIUCTOU8 )
IdtO A I) S t IlK.l.T A LWI1MIX, A. l
JOHN F. JOPJES, Prtiprletor.
'WV.Hi; L'miersigned respectfully announces to
IraVellmK punlie
thai l.e b
take
of tins old an.l popular eatahlihmeiit, and
o.ired to accommodate travel, ra an.l pri-
V:,lc ,;. with b.iaru by ibe day or n.oiitn.on
the m.mi acrnmiiiooati..); i rnis.
U s TA HI E will alwaya be furnished with the
'"',u' ' ""'t" m"k' ,,cn"
vn.,inStf.ii lll-l h.-,a l.r,e
w
i ..
the bus......
iei.rcr the oei.t, llic curl housr, and
streets loan any other in the City.
An Um-utium will alwaya m at the depot and
lanoioir, oo llie arrival oi th cars and alean.buat,
lo ronv. y p-iss.-nera to the Hotel free of el.arce.
liy sioupii f at Una II. .lei, p.iasengera will have
anipie tune lo ootaiu meats.
Ilariog alsi. a laree and commodiooa Stibie,
snd an ei-. Ii. nl Ostler, he is fully prepared tu
t th!
board iiur.r. ik day, week or monln
most reaaouablv ratea.
JOHN. F. JONES.
March I. IR-,9. 51 If
CUAliLOTTi: I10TH,
. . k ssav tc'-z mtz.mr.rn,
ciiAitMin i-; a.
C.
, fflllK Proprietor uf this HotH is
wJaJftmt st hia post rerly to l.
fCAiViWi fil the duties of "mine host " tth
Vaa"ClSAsS travelling public and ..there wh
may e.all on him, and l. Aattera hitiiaell that
eo.nlorlauar quarters can tee lound Willi Inn. is
any where io tins vicinity, b-tng sttuatrd near. 1
ly in the centre of Charlotte, Buainees Men will '
fioa Ibis Hot. I a nMat convenient and o. airablej
location. He has b-en engaged in tlie buaineaa I
at this stand nearly eighteen yeara, and it. that J
lin.v Imi haa made several ad.iitiona to hia furmer :
house, and it haa been greatiy enlarged and i.n-
proved, pr seiiimg in front a two story V LH A.N'DA
,,. ,.:K, uj , ,r , siau mipmirij
sharled by trcea n the ii-wjlk, affording a plea. 1
ant prom. ..site at all boors uf the day. I
Tee House haa be..ti...,.ughly furmslied thro'. !
ot. and in flrif pari of .1 urealnrr r'Hol'Tls are I
1:::
s.esu. ei..lly ih the bl.MM
laiirr man" .a "renewed'
y by dsy.
. 'o.ineclrd i
'unnected ill. tins Hotel are Sublea affording
'""' horses, abundantly turn. si
oi ling hoeil. rs
Tr Sr..rieior feels eonfiilent that with hia long
. ap'-neaef and nr.ay new ndvanlag-a added to hia
.I'aiee las pkr.se, he .a prepared t utT. r his frie.nl
aed lbs rsttnf mankind,"
" aa warty eomforta and-,
.11 ba found anywhere,'
as oiueh giiU ela-er aa
uer hapa m liltle more an
lAt any rale tst the ("barb t Hotl.
;. is kkuk.
Ocinl.tr 19. 3-jtf
S. I.t fsrrwN.a i.idehted tu ua lur the last qnar.
V t. r usi d .tot esue.-t Sf. buy tsuos Iron, si r t
y lonso'V arr.lil. Vi e inlrnd to do a thru
eA' bosilirss ; titer, fofr, .! y.tu are Hid. bird lo 1
lor a h.nf. r prrmd.cal. aud .ay, lur on tl.e 1st ;
V of A.ril yi.i.r ere.li. Wi.l stop.
We r-.-ilis.ly inlrnd . f t.-'oree lw abovr even
iii. of w-sl Iriends, and liope no offvnee w.ii be ,
ui, 01)f
u
ITAII
ow.ita dde f..r l.sl year tint are r
1st uf April, wi.l b handed out I
i.y ti.
II. IJ. WILLIAMS Si CO.
ut
s-
lias Works,
ranllE aubicribtra roin tfullr inform the pub.
J. lie, that they are prrparrd to erect Jm
Wiirks lor lichlii r t.'itiea. Ttiwna, ViIIi.jis, Col.
ereaandl.,K.H..t.J. Tl.ry have . reel, d ,k.
Inl liarimie antl Kaliidii.K.i ., which nac pitrrn
entire aatiafuclinn to ihe rilrrm of thnhe places.
As to quniificiitiona, prwiipimas and ability to
perlorm all eontrseu tntertd into, th.y r.f.r to
therollow.ngo,.,r,rI.: -
..H.Crnn,Prea.Clir.e..WnrKs.Cliar.rJ.C.
Wm. Johnston, Tre. t hr. . H. 11.
A S C. II. I!
ir. 1 . iv 1 ri s. 11
Col. G. II. Younif, V.i
A. (i. Sinrv, I'rts. (Jas
r. t. storV. tui.t. (;...
.as Ass. lii.leien,
1' "1" 1 V 11 TC V
ks, I '""- rails, P.. r.
k, . v a eri.. 11. n. 1
V. 8. Schoencr & Cn.,SSl 1'earl St., N
York.
Address Ibe .nl.M r.ler. si li.1l.1rl.. N. C.
WATElUiOl'SE & LOWES.
Srpt. 14, 1H5B. 2711
TO BS (SOIiD,
A I.AIfCEa
I rnvi'I I'Tt ASSOIITM i'NT
of Plain anil Japanrd
t W holctte or Ketml, lower than evrr, at
S. T. W RISTON 8
2ij ati-i tne .hop.
A FEW ..f those .uperior Planished Tia and
11 Coffee TOTS, Io .ale by
S. T. WRISTON.
FJt'OlLET SETS, a superior article, f..r sale
S. T.WR1ST0X S.
C1ASII. Deed, Spice and Dressing LUXtS lm
aaleby
S. T. WRISTON.
ISniTTAMA TKA SUTs". for sale ut
S. T. WRISTUN'S.
m I ' ATJR ( OOLEIiS, a first rale nrtich
ft .ale by
for
S. T. WRISTON.
1ABLK CUTLERY, Cook's Ladies, Spoona,
. Eleah Furks, Ac. I or sale at
3. T. WRISTO' S.
EASSER SPnle.it leeCreain EllEEZEKS.the
beat Ereexcr now in ose, fur sale by
8. T. WRISTON.
I RTIIER'S Self Pealing I HUIT CANS, with
directions low tu use them. at I
S. T. WRISTON S.
A D IUONS, the beat in this market, fur sale ,
kJr I
S. T. WRISTON. i
,eT-6
it
j IIOK NTOV US
winch cannot be ejreh.d in rhrn'anre, by an
oilier Siovea in l!' murk.t. f.n ale at the Ti
d Siove Shop, il 'ioors Kast ol Sprmga' corns
T. WI.ISTON.
I5lf
Ci,mrlvtU.Jumt il. I H.'.H.
r-
FOR riRIFlIM!. the m.oo.
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE ARTICLE,
K VKft TWUEItK CM.KtM.i TKIt
FOl: THK KKMoTAL AND I'KKMASHNT ! ltr. OF
ALL I.laKAMKS AUI-INU Fat'.M AN IMI'I KK
STATK OF TDK. I1LIS.I.. oil IIAHII'
l IF TIIK aV--rk.M.
1st lr.l-'hiMl..ri ..f tl U M.- li-ir... nnti.sr...ls
leiilAll..
r Int..
.nil. K.
tln.il sss -rf whla has l.-n uronly llrll,u
Kl.lif wvo.b-rfi.1 curas rll--r.l U U.-
Use of this Preparation.
Whlls S-s.H;!a h.a.l Krr..s an ii,,r-..i ji.I
e..M,h;t.a.l.n. it Is. ml 11. -sf.i l.ins. r,.,i,.
srr vr. u ! reni. .M .r r" l t--r. sr.
n-ollsr vm.Mn-..oB sad stnllli nisi.. r -.f
. tual i
-nA.
nt t,nflpr ilk tl.is. sr. i is..-
fs. n-s sxi.... sn.l in n.aki-af oiw
.l.
MIDICAt TESTIMOX T
t yi..iH.. M.I . ia-l
s. itlm: O a f. in.n M) hltie rfs..t,
. K. s !. I n r . itn H-...I s.,. Ki
- .rU'.an. .Js Tv ',v"r.l.l I" r. '11. lo'r I
I wM 11. -n,. .. I ra s..MI.I-.'''
.r-r...n-- u. ai. .. I,. r. ss il ... ...
-r.L.:..-d m sm . .i. smimi ; -n
"'-" - !.ae a-d ... 'o.sr...
" I' " '
K - :f. ilv sours.
I
1 I'M NT. M I.
l. M.S,
Niw mk. rV.IJ k.SVS t,f lf lgjf ! ft-iiri , f
I U. llTiTl KKUV'S
VERMIFUGE OR "DEAD SHOT,
I'OH WOlfVI".
or In.- ta- m.mi ,i,r,.,ir.... s... i l.. f.
' .' " "f""' ' "i',,'1.'." 'f','
Jo, I S T Uf. kV M Ii
II. H X rw, " ' i. ...,.
N V K IJLTCHI?f'N A CO.,
3'l. '.'.. Ihsin'.feai
1(1, AN K LiKKLta for sale at this ofheo.
I R -wt J
1ST:-
tar'ff-
.i
i 1 J
MORE TO RE ADMIRED THAN THE
KIC1IKST DIADEM
KVKH
11: n. iVKlllffS fil KlIlnfTOrS.
1 -j ""-Q- 1
Vi'hat? Why a Beautiful Head of Ialr.
j( .( ,,,,., CtH him.tlf jnntiJtd
I li all our r...-r. lie,..!.,, ulll.,.uvh tl. tU .
,()m t,,.r i,.,iy ln .lie r...ii.i. elieeK, II e
' vt he evrrsn apnrl. line, the leclh be those i.f pearls.
, ,; , .. ....,. il. I.
snarled anil shnveleii, A. . d diy, or worse sliM,
, ,-H,,rali k lt-ai with gray lure will lore wore than
. Mi n.f f ,urM. w ,., ,lir i r t..r li vs-.
- it used lo or three I11111 s a week, will restore mid
p.-rilln.teltlly seeure til all sueh an ur.la mel.t. Head
Hie t'ullotvi.iir, s.i.l ju.l;e. I'he wril. r ol tho hrst
u iitt celchrtiitd y.usis, Th tliuig :
na.Woon: . New York, April 19, 18..8.
Vrar zir,- Permit .oe tot a.resa in yoi. the ob
li lions 1 am uialer for the entire restoration uf
.11 v hair Iu its original eolor ; ab. ut Ibe time of my
airir.il ill the I'ulU'.l States It was rnplilly heeoin.
ingwray, hut uik.ii the applie .t.oa of your, ll.ur
It. si..r .live " it soon recovered its original hue.
I consoler your liestorntive as a very wo.:erful
ilivenllon, quite . tliiN.e.oUa as well un r. sal.le.
I am, dear sir, yours truly, !!. THAI.IIKRti.
" Orjch a'r Uwvl.. riydrl."
Welsh Newst...m r I flies, I 3 Na.sall .1., April 13.
I'aor. t). J. Wooo: irur lr, Some iiin.i.h or
six wi-. ksii(0 I iee. ived a litile ..f yoor Hair hV.
storativc and ..ve It o my. wife ho concludrd Io
try it on her hair, little liiinkinr at the til.ia lli-.l
it would restore the guy hair to its original col- i
or, but to her as wtli as my surprise, atier a h-w
weeks' trial it has perlormed that wood, rlul rtf. et
i by turiii.ii all the eray hairs I a dark hr
1 lie a.ne lime lauin. ii.e; nun loieKei.ui ine
hair. I slrmif!y r eoiiiioeiid the atove liestora.
' live Io all pera.jnp in want nf aueh a rhnnve of
i ti.eir hair. II Alil.ES CAHKEW,
I Niw Yosa, July S!.i, I8.i7.
Taor O. J. Woon: Willi cm fideucs- do I re.
I enoiinend your llsir liestoralive, n b -inir the ui.xt
i ttie.icious aritele I oversaw. S.nre u-.ii.ir your
j Hair Itestora.ive my hair and whiskers uhieh were
I almost while havo .raiiui.lly frown dark; and I
I feel confi.l. nl that a lew more applications will re.
' store lli. oi Io their natural color, ll also has re.
! lleved me of all tiunrirufVand unpleassnt ileliiiig ,su
I common among persona who jn-rspire fr.-rly
J. (. Ml. IT
Ps'.r. Woon Alioiit two yenra a my hair
eomi.ie.iced f..llm! otf .nil liiriunp gray : 1 wsa
fast Iweoininj1; hrtU, ami h id tried many ll.-me.lies
to effi-ct. 1 eoinmi m-f-d usine your llrvtora.
tive in January last. A few apn'iealiona taatrn.
ed my hair firmly. . be-jan to fll up. grow out,
no. I turned back io its torinrr col... (nlaek.) At
this time it is fully restored t" its original color,
henlth. aid aior-irance, and I ehes'loMv rr.uu.
mend na us" .11. 3. D. IIOKS.
Cnicijo, 111.. May I, 18.-.7.
The R.sl.ir.tive is (ut up in vtiilra of 3 siie".
v.i : large, medium, rod small ; lo sim.ll holds
a pml.aiid r. tails lor m.e d.ll ir m r bolt :. ; the no:,
diuiii bsl.'s at l-aat, lw lily per ctut more in pro.
portion ll an tlie small, retails fat two dollars per
botile; the large holds a qu rt. 40 (cr cent, mere
in pri.H.rt..n. and retail for $3. ,
(I. J MXJUA III., Proprietors, 44 1 Dros.lway,
New York, and 114 M irket Si. .St. .....is. M-. aod
aold be all good Pruge sla.n.l K.orv (i.ls lieal
eis, and nit hsrioiic by .S. AI!R A ('.
AYEIl'S
. Cathartic Tills
l co.i l l.n.j
M il l! TU
CLEANSE TEE TLOOD AT.D CORE THE 8ICX.
liivwliils. Ka.hera, .Vlolhera, ll.ralrlns,
l'lallit..l.rO,l.a, rrn.l ll.vlr l'.IT-tls(
an.l Jo.lg of ll.rlr VI. n..
loll TllK LTI1K Of
IIcndHchr. Sj.-U llen.lm l.e, I'oi.l Stomi.eS.
I'lTM
J. C A .
I....
t-n ve. pi.r.iit.K.
Illlioiis Disord, rs hiiJ Liver C..n.iliiint
.; I...:. I. I lis.
ra.eteaily yoi
Dysentory,
Po.USH, I II, ST
lis. Ales. V .u. .'.
rs, SI'iSll lul l. M t
Itrlai, unil tt ornis.
.l.li Ir n.
. h..l II I
I... I, .ll- nlT
sal-
,.1 ll.s.I, S..II I - .i..l W.
i,i. . j. t.Kisrtv. rwis.
Indicest.on nml Impo.ity uf the lll.sod.
f u J I Ihmrt. fnttr f '. H. It a.m.
lie set
I I..
I'.'la
I ll.
I.-.,.
IO fiMI.M
I'll tSt. .1
( I
J"lll
Kryslpeli.s, M-rnf.iln, s'ins r il. Teller,
T.....O.S. and .ll Ithei.i.i.
Fr,.m a S'-a ...' Jrr,... :j . I i. , I, 1. tsfA
...
tl sll 11.
i. I..-
I l.-r I ii
WOIK. HI U.S.
ami t.out.
It I.e.... ml n.
f.imt U XT Ih. lli.i.
1..K I l.J ll.'
i lUilnainrs. In
. Il.v
... t Na-., I'M.
fill, nf
cOuol a
ll U.S. SlSlr
Wrjnirs I M . NT Sl.l llf.l.l.
l or lrosay, rtelborsi, or kindred f'nm-
plalitta. irsjoo lex an sons ..ip. Uimj sissa-t.sl
Ul ir.......
l or ( nslivenrss or f nnstipntinn, nnd wa
..Inner I'lll, .Wj . K a I , n-i.i.l
I Ha, M.ii rtoen, I'Hrnlva.a, Inflnmmna
tin..,. i.J llfs.nr.s, -u.it l'si..l lll.nd-
aiess, lt rtos 1.) ..m: sll. rau.s s. IKjt. .4 in.
!.-. ,4 ll.s Mils
s..ouln ..,.rjr. .1.1. I. s).
t. ...... I..I..I.. I. ..l,,r,t
.....1 r. x,-,m.-. II,..
tun tiik mi-id (t:nr. or
oi i ol.im, .u.AKss M.s, yrt.x.
..(, llllllM Mi l Is, II.M.I-INta
mi i.n, ttmip, asthma,
i ieii-vr usai sip-. n..sj.
, ,J r i Hi- irli. I ,4 e. i.M..i,..is s.U-iiii lu sdisarsd
, uf Hi- .1...-.
ll.s
I ol Ur r.r Its
a. r,, lo,l
..f ..1.. ,.,
; liii P'.KLii i;y mi. j. r. athk.
f radical sad Aaalytieal Cbooiist, Lowell, Mass
a u .s r. . ; r
IIUTCIII.SON k CIIilJON, Cknrl.dfe.
HAVILANP.srKVKNSON & CO ,
(. irlrittnn S , (
C;i.!i P.iid for Hides, I
BY K. l. IIOWI I.I., .1 d....ra South of lbs
H M ...S...S II.. use.
urlmtt, Aynl 6, lb.',K .Vf j
WAIT FOR
w- -1 v . it J -rss m'aw 19 Mm r.m" ,H "s" J-s sella St.,.,. ,
f ? -J,,caus he buyes hisS7U rtA-fru.ii the M .ui.laeiurers.
U I. II.
Would respectfully ani.i t nee I. Il inhabitaMs
fro... their Old Slsnc, In No. I. (Jranile II. w, w In
North, una of the a.ost elli na.te assortmrnis ef
:Ks I. lie inl abitLM.
vo. I, Cri.nile II. w, w I.,
na.te assortai.rriis ef
IQJWEji
ilina. among which will he found the celebraUd
Ever offered In Norlh.Carol.na,ai..onr which
m m t d -av
whieh has gained such a faniuus reputation in the Poulhern C.mntry for the lasl eighteen wi.,i
Tina Stove he warrants superior l .. nk ing Move n. w in us. .I is sin .lr in us .,r, ,,
roi.snmea less furl, an.l doe more an; a in a given time, tl an any other Si, v. now in u, t (
put upunc l.e s uie any other finer of the s c ait. in lie I nil..! Hst. a, an.l if il does n.-l it
work in a given lime, he will forfeit the priee nf llie Move, and quit arlln.g and gn his drill, (M
Ilia betler one. .
ALSO, ALL KIM) 8 OT
FiiHSiOR & BOX STOVSS,
lie has, and coii.tanlly keep on hand, an . itensite and va.ied strk rf
Tix AM) siii:i:t iko
;;;.! n v ; ri.i s, ti r inv.y m tts i i .ut.,
HAT HACKS, niADLKS, &c, lie,
Allot wlittli will be aol.l, lnl !' l It . I si il. Ii. ii-r IIiiiiiIihi
errr ba-e-n ttflt-ra d its l It i Vis-lull.
I would return my thanks tr my friends and customers for the very liUral ps.r. h.r. II i.
bestowed up- us, r.nd they may rest assured, that I shall endeavor, by elos allo t. Io n !. k'.nr.M
together wit. i a u. tern, inn Hon to pleaae, tu try .u meril a so.itinuatie. of the same.
HIZ wm 2 ".WI iAIi5 -i M.!:ll limn."
Liidiis and tli'iillrnun arc parlicularlj invilrrf lo rail rid r Xa. iiii: Li Mori.
AISSISDS 02 JOB FOilE ASaSH'SL 10 VilEvlVittts,
N. II. I will tell you why I head a.y adtrtis. io. M " W aiv t.a tsi sa a," il is 1. 1 a
wr hate three a(g.i.s eonsianlly Irat.lliog ' I. r.-ug I. the cuui try will, f tatra.
r .III m-tl r trill be fa lilt I tilt y nml in.tnilly ollt mUil lo
C. !.(, 16,1857.
CANDY JFACTOllY.
Fresh Confectioneries, Fruil
Ac, Ac
K.u'i.
her rssua'etrol'y inTorma the e.!..
1
lens ol t'harlolta and surrounding counrry.
tl. .1 he has on hand and is cuitlantly feciting
from A'.w V..rs,
Confectioneries. Fruits
TO HA (CO, S.M'IT. TOYS. I
Tl f -: I tilr.....t-til, I
run: vsi:i4, iiomiv uoit.i:,j
t l-M .1. s, , Ill.tU U jlgnsi, j
ST Iiit Ira, tV, l4-.i ixls, A III i tl C 1. a
of cit ry variety. J
J. I). I'AI.MMK.
Aarsmlrr 9. I-..8. 4Jlf i
Aia.i.l.e intenns to main. rr I nr. I'A.M.I KS of
all kinds, frr-e from )N.inous eob.ri.ir untiaa the ,
Nrw York .Sir no Ii. line. I I ai.' ly. t all and ar. ;
WIIKAT WAMi:i). !
raiilKauhserir-rr having parebased the Ste.ii.
M. Kh ring Mill in line place, is prepared tu
buy Wheat, for which he will give tlie highest
m-.k. t .ri..e in cash.
Klour.il-an and M.al fur sale al tha Mill, or
delivered wherever a.sired in town.
JUHN WILKK8.
I hmUltt. Aug. 9, lfcr.S. 93i
JAiMllS M. r.D.M'.Y.
COMMISSION MKltCHAST,
117 C IIA.VIIII HH Ml 111 IT, K. V.
ll
I.'YS and lorwards every lnod of no rohsn-
due for V 4 per ces.1. vmffiisj.ua.. I(es. tu '
I... a., iawaiu and Mur.l.r.d. N. VV . U,.aSo. J. W. '
j Osborne, t:. P. Mrn.ienl.all. A. M Jon..an. Ksqs.
and llev. V. V. D.eiiis, ln. W. A.lrahai. d
others, 'rater in I'luii.-r. Mrhalrnna, Uresna, I
Harps, Cuilars. Music, f. w ii.g Ma. Iur.es, avua
j Si.lra, 1'iin.pa, tiar.ien Ki.gii.es, A e, A printed!
list nf all tne differ, nt lio-k. is, kmns and pr.t. s
sent res. I'ulilishsr of an elajnnt 1 1 1 h r. ( r a p Ii ,,f
Htrkmj ftut Gap," X V. (!. and ti. f an.
i art l iiisii ras ; na, l-miai l.viix to lli.na "
i I n.a ii.taluable ami. y aafntsrr abould be in every I
; house, it Iresla of sll diseases, haa eopo.ua
glossary and preaur.lu' I he rrmediia Iron, lialure'a
, bnnnteous stores, for all our ... firo.it. aa and mis. i
fortunes. It la punted nn fine wbitr paper, hand. ;
leoniely hound fouril. edition, 3HU pagts, aad ts
msurtf yrre rnr ana a-ai.ar.
New Itosewnud Pianos, lljfl.
.. 16. I8..8. y
sa tia a. tV
Saddle k Earnees manufacturer,
THAU DOOR BOUTII TIJ MANHION llf.Um,
c ii A it i.e. 'i 1 1: .
rAllkindsorSsd.lleean.l 11
.linrlest notice.
ores made al the
J I M I AIKINf. p
7-a. I. IH.'.H
I'llj rare ul. H
S7lf
I'll. It. 4 (l ; It
- aw T I I.I. be pleas. .1 I., r. et.t. I rf. omit C,,
V? in the ! nart air site nf M )l I N K and
"I l.l.r.K T . I'nleaa pro
mav be found al n.arsMi.
York liisl-iet K. .
frb. 12. IrtJC
al.nt. he
.1 Mill Ihpot,
ta-u
I if
II S. H.RANSOM. tf.CS- "'(s
THE AY AdliOV.
TAYLOR
ul ( HA P H 11 K
rt l.e l.ns new on
ul ( I! V It 1 1 K si ? vii
rt l.e l.ns new on rih.hil
.id vi.ii lit. ll at Ir bs.r,a
jh.hiti. I , just r. iin.o (in,
will he found the celebrated
mm-'.m
A.A.X. M.LWI.OI!.
! 53- It HMJIIiyA 1. 2TA
I JL nl NHXU'Y NHKT hiiUru riR.wiit
ih- ntsshil fifssii tit iri" i hntria, H iLfft
dUilHn to Ihrir tisr n(
! O.M'IK TIO.M:itlf .
i t nn.i (.i:im l ie 1 1 , A.-.
Among ihei. si.k may be fnuod evrtyli ;r. as.
ally kept in a afore ( this tiud. A f""
a., nl ..I Caks 1 r.nihi.i gs, tt M.e.w Vs tit, it...
ways r... il....d.
'I'll, y base in ti.tir emplay .n riif;'ii!f:A
KKII.snd ar p..p.rvd , for"h F.ioii-s s
Parties Wllilt ak.s ut sll kll.ds si lUll ...,(,..
MUODY i sMRl.hr.
Nown.lsrr Ifi. Isjrs.
W . b.s, .1
pr...
loeuiol.in, where
M
II. blisleiss, all.: b...
pnbiie pslro'isge in t
.V.. Ifi. IH.-.sj.
r. sSAi iis,
A I liil I JUKI Ullltllt ,
" ':.!. fiirn.sl. Designs. Fli.s snii Ii.jt
t ..r 1'ukl.r rtu.iailt.gs, I'lltal, ,...i.
and Villas. I'.rtiruUi sti. ..io n ailiUio"
b...l. n,t Ih urn.g .Milia.l ... M.l's, Ac.
iu 3d sioiy ol Ai.i.r.uei's lluti.-.eg, Kent r
(iter t hllia Hall. '
Jetifi iti, I8..8 . 3311
.Mi H I l. - A It'll. 1 1A
Kutual Life IrmraDce Ccnm-
Ol t K L. Ii A L 1. 1 1 It . A f.
f till! ( !.
sur. a Ite lives o! u '
a I. rni ul y. ars, or lf h"
on the .Slut u.l rtii.riple, tl
tie.patu.f iu the proti.a ul
l-oiieiee granted lor the
wl.en the pr. Hi-urn t'.enlo
hi.tr rim be 1,'iven f.T one. I
h I IHt I"'-
tun. I-e i ' ''
an... nets n 1
II ti-t sn.".'iii ' '
premium, Wa.u. ll.telrsl at pf c. 1- diMA
g..ur..niy.
'ibe prompt wiaiiner in hi.
sll b
b. en paid by II. is c.H.paiiy , la g. toe.
rales u .. i.iiui... pr. a. nt trial tin,.
.11. lb. !
n ine's le
sin Ii aa ara uism.s. tl tu msu.e.
Alalia sis lusu.sd for s Uim ol I''
6 ve y srs, lur t it. I lotus li.cr ma. .
All h.sa.a are paid aithil. !U cays si
factor pruul .a prasa nleu.
ilatKi1Kw.
Ch.rl. s K. Jolinst m, V m. II aWe.
Ilolden, W. 1 tu,.kr,;. t.. W.iiin-'
Ilusieu, 4u. l.tii.c linsbir, I'. r. I "'
II. M. b.e, K. I'. Haiti., I b.rl.s I' I"
fowl., Uuh'd ll. 11-His.
OH H ERS.
Ir. f b.rlrs t.. Johnson, Presid.nl
W. W . Ilol.trii, Vise Presiueut.
K. II. llnllla.S. Crela.y .
tV .ll.suia II. ioors, Tressarsr.
II
II. W. ila.ud, Attsi.ney.
Ur. Wu.. II. Mekee, M d
.1 f.
Ii iseulias I Mn as. Ilea U. !u
V.. II
Ker, t'l.wrles H. Itu..l. , '
M'dit.,1 Utd mf Cswsalrsl.sa --( l a"' y
Johnson, M. !., Wilhsn. H- Mtt,
Kieh'd II. llayw.Kid, M. ll-, fi(
K.ir further infurnislion, the publ e is f
r.d la the pamplilets.and h.rms ol H'"1 ,,,
Biay be obtained at the Office of B"'f
a, a ny nf lis Agenei. a. , , ,.
f i.iunitationa she.ld be .ddiesa.il, ll
B,")10' .. , ....
It. II. J5AI Jiaa,
Srylimln 8, If.',.
a-.
e
sSa. ' ' ' .
,T.sssenrs-'"
,i. wnl ha "
H I KIN I I N(. l all k.r
r.l n.
' SUU'KS AS for sale s-t tbu. nlee-
J