; Bnhv Beating
PRAYER.
! eeery thin, by prayer end supplica
tion, it h fhank'gftina; let your requests be
fnele enow ueto God. Fbil. if. (J.
OWrve what the Apostle says. He does
not say, make your complaints known to
men. There is enough of this in tho world
The world i full of com plainer and mur
nturere, and it tnut needs be so as long as
t are over-actions abotH the things of
ti;o and sense. Vutil they learn to be
careful for nothitrg in its true and proper
seoe, they will be drsconteeted and un
happy, always miking their complaints
kuown to men, instead of making their
requests knewn unto God. TbU is whst
Peal exhorts to as a remedy for careful
& and over solicitude. And you will no
tice the extent os brs exbortstroo. It ex
tends to every thing In every thinji, by
prayer and supplication, let your requests
be made known unto God. In erery thing
every thing temporal and spiritual, plea,
satit and psinful iu every thing make not
complaints to meu, !tjt requests to God.
o the $aviour spake a parable to the end
that rata ought always pray. Paul exhorts
in another place; Pray without ceasing;
and. Be instant ia prayer, and I will ihstjCbri . t btd occa(iion ,CTerit ,ilnM ,0 ,ai
mea pray eve'y where, now happy for teon E J0ong woro,n of fioe ,alcnti ,od of
if we prsyed in every thing 1 Then we; b;gh eoiliTa.lion 0f m;na. I spoke to her
should Late off sinning for we could not ; ,,rDf,.tj 0f h,r ,oai tn(j urged ucrtoseek
be praying white we were sinning. Yet we salratiou, until finally she requested me
sbouid pray in erery thing. We ahould I never to mention the subject again. A fur
have a prayerful spirit and we c.n then ,be "id ,0 fr.ieDli -ho as spe.king
pray at oar work, on our farms, in
shops, and all about our daily business. ;
And only think what a bsppy and conten-1
ted world tbta would be wbat a very bea-
vea upon earth if all men every where
prayed ia everj thing ! trttbtrtian.
EFFECTUAL PRATIXG. !
Prayer is not a cry for help to the sun,
r tbe stars in their course. It is a petition I
addreseed Iliua who made tbe sun, and;
aeoon, and stars. It is recourse to the ever-;
. j ii k . n A t, r, , i
present sad sll sufficient God. It ts frail i
' . . I
t, Seetng to omnipotence. It .. misery at j
thedoorof mere,. It U Jacob at tbe lad-.
,nQ ln" '" P
, j- i j. I f'.lb:n lB September, and tbey stand the
fij ini cima siridiis ft rf ail r onen ior
n!;r, iark'1" " -en "rye-"d mi,re ,w ih'YT'drTtoxuT
3 middle ofjune (about the same time cf seed-1 squeesd, and then tied up in a cloth kept
pened, and tbe legend over harvestios as our rve ) i 0B PurPei ,n hoiled in plenty of water,
shall be given thee." And' J ' when done, wbich will bo according to the
them both. The
the eovenaat opened
raver is iurt tbe eiplorio2 eve aod the be-1
lie -in hand se'ectioj from tbe "ocarch
able ncbi-s of Cbrist" the sweetest mercies
and the costliest g fts. Jscob compared
Joseph hie soj to a fruitful tree reside of a
lofty frnee ; but though he grew in a gar
den inclosed,' bis growth was so luxurisot
that bit br ancles rsn over the wail, and tbe
wtodering ithmaelites. sad the hungry pas
aeugers shot their arrows and Sung their
. .
st the laden bought, and caught
boughs, and eaaght
up t-seh elu'tert as fell ouuide tbe fenee.
The arse A lift grate now io socb a gar
den. There is new aa ineioeure around it,
but tbe branches run over he wall. High
over oar heads we may perceive tbe bend
" ' i iT''
Ghost, assurance of God's love," 44 gentle-
' , , e ,
Bees, goiiuest, faith, miekoess, temperance
" .....
and prayer is the arrow which brings
these far ttf fruits, these lofty clusters,
down to the destv cash, and the
Car t
.....ii..-. r.. tt.r. . h. mW.. y:,..,J w
prayer it " use jouaiban iw, wlicd never
came empty back.'7
, 1
THE TE3TIMOS OP AS OLD MAN.
A genilemaa arose in the Falron St.
y.,. j, .... ,
old, and all his life he had lived without re-'
pf-otaaee. He had a praying wife aod be
., ,
ba1 prsyiag uaaghters, ami Uey prayed lor
bias. There is no mittafce tout that
They prayed believing that God wouid
har then in bit own time. And he did. '
My heart was bard as a nether millstone.;
It wit to no purpose tbst thy labored with.
me; I resitted aiL One ughl, however,
I went with them to Church, they had '
making me a specisl subject of prayer
a!l day the minister took for bis l'X : '
H Ii;hj, J I ttand at the door and knock."
It was a knock of terror at my heart. I'
never had such a knock before I went
from the louts is agony I never bad any :
tore such peace as I faal before sod I
pray God I never may. l'.t I have a
peace now tbst pasteth all auderatsaU.og.
I wa k continually in the liv'bt of God's
eouul aat.ee. I eaonot describe thi peace ;
it Llt my whole soul bigbt and day. I of- ;
ten pray in my dreams, and I g-t so ioter- j
L1..1 1 w.kt .. ai.d then I kern rii!,t '
on praying Lsif the night. Oh! what a
treasure I have ! What a aalvation I bare !
What a Kaviour I have ! U bat a glorious
brotherhood I Lave on tails ia iaeaven.
What a glorious rung baa been pet into Dy
lion aau 1 esprra to tiny, is loieter a
Mg of prsiee to Jrsut. Ob ! bow much I
cat lo Him, and under 11. m, tu lbo?e pray-!
era which acre offered for me. j
1
WILL YE ALSO GO AWAIT! ,
Wha ean tell tbe untold anguish of the
heart whieh fouod vent io these words, ,
Will ye alto ga away !"
Metbibkl I see bim as he stood there;
tbe Mao of Sorrows fiilintly and sUalth-
ilr that larce congregation, which bad but
lately listened to the sweet ee eenta of lote 1
and anerey, ae tbey fell from his lips, were j
patieg from bis imploring gsse.
At the form of the la-t one has disap-1
pesrrd ia the distance, he turns Lis sad, I
o. rowful eye npan hi. own ehoseo twelve,;
with the earnest ion " Will ye also go '
.way?" Perhaps ho saw himself in the jral eeonoroist, in commenting on the En-far-off
future, deserted by every one that glish taste for a country life has tho follow
had appeared ao faithful, alone in that ing :
hour of need, which he knew must cams on' The national literature, as expressive of
bim, ere hi mis-ion on earth was accotn manners and customs, contains throughout,
plished. And hit besrt yearned for poor I mark of this distinctive trsit in tho Eu
burnaa sympathy, which U so grateful in
an hour of trial.
Whose heart does not roelt when memory
carries us back to scenes like this, in the
history of man's redemption. These words,
although uttered centuries ago, are souoJ
in in our tin to day.
When we are tempted to set our afT.'O
tions upon things of time, let as take heed
to the gtntle voice of our riseu Redeemer,
" Will ye also go away !" Jf. S. Ttmrs.
THE HARDEST THING.
Some years ego f happened to meet a
young friend, and to be aloue with him, be -
tween tun and eleven o'clock at night. Af-
ter conversing faithfully with him awhile.
k U - i. t. .. -..
IVUII UVI HCOIJ, IU1 HO C,J Ol lUJ, WUU l.llgiUUU, UVS 1 It , t'tgU
godless and profane, I prayed with him and to be herself, that all, her writers became
then left him. He afterwards became a deeply impressed with the lovo of country
Christian, and told a friend of mine, allud- life. It was then that Gray bdJ Thomson
ing to that scene, " I just left, while be was appeared, the first iu his celebrated Jllrgies,
praying for me then, that I could have kill- J among others his "Country Church
ed hiio !" This hardness of hesrt and en- yard," the other in bis poem of the ftasons,
niity is not confined to young men. In the striking in deligbful sounds the favorite
discbarge of my duties as a minister of card of the UritUb lyre. Tbe Season' a-
: of the i-o-nel. and with starllinir emnbai-is.
I hnle the eosne'!" There are a cood
niinv t ti.iog, in Ibis world, but I be-;
iiere tbe hardest thin io it is the human ,
u imoeuucucjr.
SUricuIturnl.
"
WolLD IT BE MORE PROFITABLE TO
tints ars lums or osts roa raarie 7
j jf
fc ht of o(j We b.sre here, io
North Carolina, the Egyptian oats.
We SOW
. . ''" ;
and heavier than the common spring oats,
You may sow them on land that would not.
make more tban ten or twelve bosbels of '
I
rye per acre, and yea Will get from fifteen ,
to twenty buhela of oats. Tbe oat straw j
I
wi.i be better than tbatof the rye, acd Cail-!
ly as loot?. It may be the best plan to tivc'
3 u . t ... :
mj raaiaian ,a ,-o .a a t.u -in.oB
mnro for infiirroarioh than far m nrmium. '
, . , jr.
fint, of rye : second, of oau.
.' ' .. . . , .. . .
ia ijra v. iruiiui, rjc is uu jiiijc ri- j
ed say more. It will not yield more than :
ten or twelve busbeis to the sere, according!
to tbe land. Tbe average is about twelve'
bushels to the acre, and weighing fifty eix
pouids per bushel, worth eighty cents, t'hich
'"ut Brn dollars aod sixty cents per
..r. for r.;n Tt,. .......
. . , ' . . , . '
food when eut, if tt be cut very short, bat
, ,. . ., , . , .. . ,
unless it is well Sailed to thrashing, the
straw is rather bard, and rye strsw never
has as much fodder on it as ra oat vtraw,
which makes it less useful as a hav fur eattle.
raised by most farmers io tbe southern and
middle counties of North Csrolina. They
were introduced into this (Stanly) county
by Dr. Crone, some eight years since, and
instead of failing, as most new seeds do,
oey improve sno. gei cener. JLey yieta
from fifen to forty bushels per acre, ae-
ordit,s to tbe Und-a sure crop on any
o r l
ijiu(t jnf. ., bi?h enoogi, l0 aaTe mv
on yim of laud, where the common
spruig oats woaii have to be pastured, if
,ired ,)L Oo g00, thfJ grow fronj .
fi ieTeo fee, ti.U) (aud i hlte ber(
0f UIIIt nine feet,) and have hesds
from ten to eighteen inehes long. Theae
oata average about twenty five bu-be Is to
the acre, weighing forty five pounds, and
worth sixty ave eeau, thus making sixteen
dollars aod twenty-Sre cents per sere of
grain. Tbe strsw is tbe best of food when
mixed with meal. The alraw is soft and
baa large blades, which makes it a good bay
for cattle, and horses will cat it from tbe
rack more heartily tban they will bay ,
One bushel per acre is seed enough lo tow,!
and some farmers have raited three crops I
from one scediuf, by nlowm? in tbe scat-
tered beads, inttead of pasturing. Mr.FUb.
ef MJi h- eorp for l1!, which was the
r. .; : 1.. l.-
the first. The time aod labor for raising 1
oats wiil not cost any more than that cf rye, j
and i much plcasanter work io harvest.
Tho farmer ai'l make tix'y seven per cent.j
iu weight per acre by raining oats, and if;
j9f sale, seventy three per cent, in mony.
At tbe same tiute, oat straw is worth fifty
per cent, more tUaB rye straw lor food as a
bsy, and much belter for euUiug. j
If you think this will he of any ad van-1
tage to Northern firmrs, you may piiliihj
t' benefit, and if tbey have not got!
Egyptian t winter oau, 1 sd rite them
to get some and try tbem, thy am tHUcb
tetter fjr feeding than rye, aud Uete tb
1"'J l'eUer 0,det fa'!o I"' ' j
Soub:rn couutry. I
J"HV I IIowxll.
Leo, Ssuly Co., N. C.
JVtjtrl (jnrtse furrtii.r.
AG MOL'L'I U! K IN KNGLLSH Ll f KKA-1
ILKK.
Lvertne, the diatiLuiahed French re
lish character. England is the country
of descriptive poetry; almost all their poets
have lived in the country, and sung of'it
Even when English poetry look ours for its
model, Pope celebrated Windsor Forest, and
wrote patorals, if his style was not rural,
his subjects were. Before bim Spenser and
Shakespeare wrote admirable rustic poetry
the song of the lark and nightingalo still
! resounds, after the lapse of centuries iu Ju-I
! lict's impassioned farewell lo Romeo. Mil-!
ton the sectarian Milton employed his;
fiuest verse in a description of the 6rst gar. j
den, and in the midst of revolution and
. business, bis faney carried bim towards
the ideal fields of Paradise Lost.
lint it was nrinninallv after the revolution
- ii e... k
bound nub admirable descriptions, it is suf
ficient to intatice the hay-making harvest
and sheep sbeiring, tho latter being already
in Thomson's time a great business in Eng
land, and among the pleasures of the eoun-1
try, bis account of trout fishing. Tbe ang
ler, at the present day, may find In this lit-1
tie descriptive picture, bis favorite art fully
detailed. Tho feeling is everywhere lively
tD(i spontaneous enthusiasm, real a nd deep,
for the beauties of nature and tbe sweet of
labor. To there Thomson joins that quiet,
bigh religious feeling which almost always
accompanies a solitary and laborious life,
in tbe presence of the nevcr-endiDg wonders
of tbe vegetable creation. It pervades tbe
whole poem, especially in the concluding
pan, win' re ne iiaeus toe awaneuing ot tlie
human soul after death 10 nature after
Fill' IT PUDDINGS.
Fruit Puddings are best made in a basin,
, , . . ,. , ... .
to be buttered and nued aitbthe patc, and
""cu luo iruis, iiiicq coicr who
in-lrouud ,ue thickness of half an iccb, and
i '
IDC pM me paste snoulq DO roilea a-
nature of tbe fruit you put in it, serve iter
iher turned oit of the basin or not.
The
cover should be of tbe auie thickness as
,be id'', Sugr slou b tei before
beinc covered
b
""""
"V X A,
YT" 1 V OllCC .
II ATING i...t a
11 HVE Sll AK K:
trlinciir. isturd to me, Pir
Sol Sine m the t h.rlolte
& ulh Ca ,,, K .ii R-ud. 1 beeeby tiee not
tht 1 nil ui..at aoLiiiCittnn for a I)niitnii. I Vn.
' ficatr, n-c.a.nr tu . retoluiiun patted by u.e
ic.,,,,.,:,.,., ' r '
"r..
u ii .1 U. iiJUcc.
faWw env. .,. 3. 1?C0. 4.MIA
ZT IT T '
Tnfil- UinAinfr t.tf,hlkhn,Pnt.
" a..u... - i4. uiui. .11 j
Two Dsert thou 3nm.li Bank, in rw Build-
in io rrar of W. 6. Slanirj'i btoa 0 all, : beremfore offered y..u.
COI 11B1 t s C First It ia the preparation of a rtgolar phyti.
' 1 etan, who it well quslined, from niBcb experienrt
' in infantile complaints, to pretcribt for thern. Be
The abore KsUbliahmenl ia now in full ooera- ctindly ll la enurely free from paregoric or opi
t.oii, hih?. and tlill i.cnnng a lull aup,.iy of 4U ,ny kinH lod c,.nMqocti', relievwa by re-
I. .;. best BLANK PAl'Ell and BINDERS' MA. ,,,, lt,, .0fT,r,og of , our child, in.le.d ol dr..
ILKIALS. 1 am at all timet ready lo till all or. drning ila aepaibilit.ea. Thirdly It is put up with
ocrt in my una, end at the same tune tolint a f real etre. tt t eoinpinwn of it with tny oth.r ar
tnareol p.iroi,a!ie. .My persona, attention will be ,,ce (ut if,nlle compUinis will ahoar : the very
g.een lo .11 ordert with wmeh I may be latored. rum wMch j, j, u,.,,ed being dng from Iht
II. eina h .rt I'.t.jr !.r. lic,leiperienre in Hie man. fft, unoer i! dirtrtion nf Dr. Katon, many of
, , . ,T , """'S
new and old TltlN I t.0 VtOltKS, 1 nailer myself
tint 1 ai, . .11 ca.et, gic entire taUaUclion.
HI.ANK BtXJK,
Bank Bookt.t hri at' iloiiki, for District Offices,
Sheria.', Ordinary "t and Coiomirsioner la Earn-
lya books, an It (.LED tnd BUl'ND lo any pat.
win. m Hit eri bc.t manner, ol .ooeimr o.
m'"s and li.oesed wnen rcqurrt.
...,. 'V 1 '.t,,1.WJ,"K1l4: , M
.Mnsir ISiHikr, rcri'X. leal!. r mphlett, Mffii.in
a B.k..,i ery descriptor., bound oi repaired,
ty of atyl
will be eircntcrt with dctpatch,
and aa low aa can be a..ne tlswnere
E. K. STORES.
Junvaiy 17, 1 t-CO.
t Jlf
r. wiuismx
r EEP
ur.aUi.tiy i.n hand, wholesale and re. .
Tm. tail, a full and complete aasortinent of
IMaAI.N AM) JAIM.NMll)
TIX-WAI.I-;
h will i
h will 1 sold IiW.
OL'NTEK M ALES, Enameled 8a net tnd
Steva P,na, C
fur 4.lc bjr
8. T. WUISTOX.
fJIOII.ET SETS, a superior a r We la, for sale
S. t. WRISTON'S.
if tA-sff, Decd.Saice aad Dretainr BOXES for '
y bl! by j
8. T. WIUSTOS.
l'Jl L I 'I'JS tV VI '.tt I IT 11111 IS.
t
'a Here Top OLAKH JARB
ior prcrtrsing rruils, Vrgrelablet, Sit,, llie i
brtt utkle now
use, for sale by
8. T. WRI3TO.V.
(.'ooki.m. ,srovi;s.
1" 'v-
1:0
I A Fl .1.1. AORTMEVTof COOKI.yt; .nd
) .X ether HTllVU. m.ll ka cut.. ll. .
tnd told tt law si tncy can be afforded ia tin.
m.i.ct.ny
T. WRISTON.
itit
Cr-tt.Jw 14. W9.
crrfv-a nna.
Cnnntittff-iloiiet A I man no.
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si i in 11-12 11 it ,"v
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KODT. II. COW A,
gi F.N Fir AL COMMISSION MF.IUHANT,
VJT WlLMINOTOH, N. C.
IT Office, South Corner Market and Wler Su.
up alalia.
Oelsser 11, 1859
Jltf
'I'lie Ohl Iorlh Male, Forrvfi'.
LOOK HF.RE, FRIENDS, and ftlluw.ciiisrnt,
will yu boy the noble STATE OK NOKTil
l AKOL1N A r It so, tend to the sutneribrrt, or
tutwenbe lo Ihe County Agent, for this New,
Large ami M.tgiiilicent ll;ip.
And yau will getthewhole Sule.withhrr Rivera,
Kailroadt, Gold, ' t: pprr, lad. Iron and Coal
Mmrt, and all the i lira. Tow nt tnd Villagtt. her
noble Mountains tnd Springs, and her Fields and
Flowers.
If you want this GOLDEN PRIZB. tow U
' . . , .. . . .16
t lie lime. II J p soeen lettbynve. Border
of the Suit Houte, Insane Asylum, Chapel Hill,
Male and Female Collegea, Slc, otc, one of the
ciuapett and bttt Maps er pabliahed.
FKABCEA BKST.UilUboro'.N. 0.
AGEN TS WANTED for every eoanly in tkt
Slate. Teraii ioeral. Apply a abort.
JmltVi 18
CHARLOTTE 1I0TKL,
Is XtVISlK e
t HAHI.01TI M. C.
f fJVlIF; Proprietor of this Hotel it
JL a
till at his pott ready to ful.
II thedutieeofuunehotl" lolht
trttellinv nnblie and others whet
m,y call on hita.and he Batlera bimtcll lhaiae
! eomfbruble qnartera can bt foand with him at
isr lure in this vicinity. Being tituated near
ly in tin etnv of Charlotte, Butinett Men will
fiiio thit llntfl a mmt eonvenient and deairabte
ilomtma. lit iu brrn engaged ia the boamrta
! ''' nearly e.ghieea y..r., tad in that
time he baa made aeveral additiona to bit fornwr
00t ,.d h frwj. ,llUrr,d ,d ,m-
proved, prtaenting in Ironl a iwotlors ckava
iuu leet in lengm y n leei in wium, nanotooieiy
s"" l" ln '"1!-l,''','d,f P1"
t . n r ,1.. a
out,tndin every part of it creature eomfcrta are
abundant and tanriole.etpeeially ia the DINING
HOOM. where the "inner man" ia "renewed"
dav bv dav.
rnom iur 1 ik) horara. tbundtnlle furnished with
grain and pruttnder, attended by faithful anna-
bilging bottler.. "
I 1 he Proprietor freleeonident thttwith hit!ong
1 eiperience and menr new advaaugrt added In hia
; "" .' 'fni "' '''""
tnd the rest of manklad,,, tt mtny eomforlt and
. at modi good eherr ts will be found tnywhere.
pe"l"f" " '"" ,
" raie Ttr miinirinur nmn
B. KERR
Oclrbrr 1. 158.
32tf
In seienting yn with DR. EATON'S IN FAN
7 ILK CUIt DIAL, wt dni.-e to sUle itt tnnerior
ity oeer every nostrum that norte or quick bit
tnem by hit own handa. Fourthly It it perfeet.
f htnolettand cannot injure Iht moil del.etlein.
, (ntl ,nd ia a certain core and rrlitfin ail the ful.
lowing cseet, whieh ia its chief inent over every
other preparation, i :
i Fort ALL COMPLAINTS ATTENDING
TEETIIIN; such it DVeENTEKY, COLIC,
&.c; iImj. fur toflenuig tho gumt tnd rtlitving
pain, t'af regulating iht boereit it it unequalled.
Fur Cold in the Head it it i sure relief. Furl KOlP,
t'e moat fatal tnc tryirg of diaeatet, if can bt re
lied on with periect confidence; tnr being t pow.
rlul inn tptsniodie in all easet ef lonsuiaions or
fiu earnestly recommend you to lote no lime
ia proranng it. I.aatle It eottt so winch snort
than other preparationa of tne kind, that at can.
not afford turn long ad'ertiaeni. nla ta can thoat
bine whoieripeiiH it liieir adrerliaingi fur the
tame reaton, it commeoda il.tlf aa tht mutt rrlia.
bit In all aiotncra. la a'l eaars, tne direction!
rapped amend each buttle, must bt ttiletly ful.
'uwed
Price. V5 eenta per boilie.
Sold by CHURCH k DUPO.VT, IWjists,
o. 36, Maiden Lane, New Y ork,
and ky E. Nye llutcluaon Sl Co. end f. Kcarr,
Charlblte, N. C.
Dr.Bronaos, hating beta to far reduced ky uon.
aumpliun, at to bt routidered beyond all hniie of
reeotery by Ihe
rt eminent ol the medical pro.
fentdoe, and slto by liimsell a regular physician
-, "V ' " a vV , Tu
"nd P'l1"" ssbelof physiology to the more
immediate eoouetiion, tnd tCcct ul ll,e Hale
tut blood upon tht iMitllh aad aystcm. Tin regit
hat kirn ihe produclma ol Una BLOOD FOOD,"
Irom the est of winch. Dr. Bronson reatorcd
lo perfect health. Wilhin six monlht after ita in.
trodnciion, uter two Ihnntand consuiuptivet were
effectually cured by it. If you hate any romplmnta
of a otrtiuiiiitift If nuiey,f't4r. C ltd. Ihad tcsc,
fulpiolttn mf lit Hurt, Lt t Apprttlr, tr peia
twite Aids, hie no time in procuring a not Us 01 lur
BLOOD FOOD." If tee sr. turTcnnr from
,-irreout unnMv.nr loaf sicca is troirw nd die
rW, if your Spirit art Vrprrtti in tour Or.
f Htlmtri, you will and in thu in aiif.iln,e
rcmeuy, oy eoiiiinrliemg WiIH few rt't. If your
1 A it loipit or uiaeated ia any manner whalit.
tr, tnc tr a- Unit, will bt tare lo mtigorsl. , and
bring 11 mm iiteiy and l.etltiiful action In tut
, moat intetcialocatra of Vtjtprptim. Iie pitir.i,tcan
her.- rii.o ins moatrhVient xnd gialrlwl relief A
! bcnWil ia alwayt tip rirncrd alter tiking tnysw
j VfI. In MU frmalr Complaint ami Heat.
: wctsct. the aaflntr, tiirr trying uthci rcmeiliea in
, tun. may ..l at.urcd, thai a crr'am euro will
I re. nit ir..oi the u.e -if tice tr tAret InMtrt. Thm
UUH1 Fix H nvci.,,1 in .11 f
I rnoioaa. Ki.ri.m SrttjuUt and other like com.
! plaiott. I'ttr and rmarvutrd t'lJdren and oduilt
tra immediately bene hi tea i,jr in tae. It ti..,
ttrrugth lo tiie lnwy, and color and beaaty lo Hit
sa.n. rhttvutntaf all acheaia art a. ing it with
woliflerful fuecr.e.
Fi .'"nil direction!, tee circaltrt. Triit 1 1 pr
bolllt-
Sold lyCHL'Uni i DU PONT, DruPgits
No. 3S. M-idra ,si.t. New York,
tnd tiid bv E. Nyt Jltiiclii.os A I t and F.Hcarr
I Utl.rluUa, h. C. A-a. 1J ly i
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
(CHANGE Of PROPwIlTORS.)
BROAD rt'KKI-.T MiHUKKN, . ti,
. JOHN F. JONES, Proprietor.
rfptiti Unitcrtigstd respectfully announces to
JL llio travelling iublir, thai be hs lasts
charge of this old and popular etlabliiliment, tnd
it now prtparvd to cooHnnodate travelartand pri.
aU families With lxurd by the day or month, on
the iix.pt ., iiui.ooutinf i rill.
His TASI-U will alwaya be furnifhrd with Ilia
bral prnriaiort llialhoiiie and foreign niurkrtt es
-fford.
The U'lishiliillnil IlnK'l has largr
rooms, ia lir-rer Hit depot, trrn court house, and
the business ttrwrta than any other in the city.
An Omsiins will always be at tiie depot and
landing, on tile arrival of Iht eara and tteamboul,
lo convey pnatrneere to me lloiei iro or rutrft.
Ky slopping at this Hotel, paaicngera win nan
ample tune to obtaia meals.
Navini also a hirre and eomraodinua Stable,
and an cscvllmt O.iltr, lit ia fully prtpari-d to
board borate by tlw day, wewk or month at the
moat reatonablt rates.
JOHN. F. JONES
March I, 1859. 6ltf
P. SAUKS,
trt-liitecl niitl Iluiltler,
I I.I. fantith Deaigna. Dana and Drawin
II i'nr Public Builomgt, 1'rirstt Krssdtuers
ana Villue. Purtirultr tll.ntion will be pare ss
buihiing Flouring Millt.t'orn Millt, As. Ovrics
e 3d Klory ol Alrsanoer's Builuing, Croat room,
otr t hin Hall.
OriBOtrSO, I8.i8 33lf
raorssnosAi cjlbd.
1K. U. .TI. 1 SHI II
m rll.L be pieatra to receive ProlrasionsiOallt
, 7 7
Ilit.RV. In cii urnfritliilial T abarlil.ns
may be found at hiareaineucc, fori Mill Iepot,
York Dieuirt S. .
rrk.Vi. IP54. 1 f
Wanted
I
1,000
COH 1)8 OF TAN BARK. lr
which tut ettb wil! bt pa.J
M. B. TAYLOR.
ISlf
X..3I.1K50
Cash Paid for Hides,
WY & M. HOWELL, 3 doort South ..f the
MM Mansion est.
t kmrttttt. Afrtl t. I5f tf
Scrolila, or King's Evil,
is a con-titutionnl disease, a corruption of the
bloixl, by which this fluid become vitiated,
weak, and poor. It. uig in the cixculatum, it
pervade tlie xhole biwly, anl may hurst out
in Uiseaur on any part of it. No oreaa U free
from its at'urk. nor U tla-re one whuh it may
not uV'atrny. 'Ilie n tufuloua taint u ranoitciy
cauM-J by nirreunal disease, low living, dis
orib riil or unhealthy fiKxl, impure air, tilth
and Klthy habits, the depressing rices, ami,
above all, by tlie Tcncrcal mn.tion. Whit,
evi r be its orif:n. it is hereditary ia (he con
stitution, dearvndtng from parents to thuMicn
unto the third and fourth generation ; " undr-it,
it miM to be the rod in Hua ho sayt, "I
will visit tiie iniquities of the btthira upon
thetr children.
Its crfpi ta commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulei-roua matter, which. In
the lungs, liver, and int'Tnal orinv ia termed
tuDrrrlt-s; in tlie gbanils swelling; and on
the surface, eruptions or aorca. Tlus fmil cor
ruption, wha-h enck-ra in the bltx!, di-prrwacs
the eucririct of life, so that tcrofulout ronsutu
tions not only suifpr from trrofulotis com.
pluinU. hut th t have bir less power to with
sr.ind tlie all ks of other discasra; eonte
qmutly v-t numbers pcrih hy dimda-Ti
sb htch, aUhnsnrh not act ofulous in their nature,
are tuU rend-red fatal by this taint ia the
systim. Most of tin) consumption srluih de
ctnui'ca the buiun family luta its oriui directly
in this acrofuious contamination : and many
dc-siruiTivc dicast of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the orirana, arise from or
are azzravatrd hy the tame cause.
i )ne quarter of all our people art scrofulous J
their p-raona are invaded by this lurking in-f.t-non,
and their bralth is undermined by it.
To cleanse it bom the sysUFra we must renovate
the blood hy an altera live wtedicuie, and in
ngnrate it by healthy fond anil cxrrcwe.
Such a medaine we supply in
AVER'S
Compound Extract of Sarsnparilla,
the most effectual remedy whiih the medical
skill of our times can devite r this every,
where prevailing and fatal malady. It ia com
bined from the most active remeiiialt that have
hern discovered for the ei purgation of thu foul
disorder from tht blood, and tht rescue of the
tvstem from its destroruve consequences,
limce it should be employed lor the cure of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affec
tions which tr ae from it, such as Kai pvivs
and Haia liitntia, St. Axthovt's Fibs,
Kosi, or F.KTsirsLxa, Pimpiis, pitrcLrs,
IIloti hss. Ri.AiMimd Boit.a,TtMat,TTTta
and Halt Rhus, Scald llrao, Kiaowoau,
Kmsiuatisv, HvrMiLivic and Mr.aci'KUL Iis
lasts, Ilnopar, Drarsrsia, DrwitiTT, and,
iiulud, ai l CoarLaiNTS aruiso re'H Vitu
vao oa Iwrtaa Buion. The pojjular belief
in impurity of tht lloud " la frundd in troth,
lor acrufula it a dcuetieration of the blood. Tht
particular purpose and virtue of tint Haraapa
rilla is to pin-ify and rrgr ncrate Ihu vital fluid,
without which tound health is impossible ia
contaminated conttitutiona.
Ayeis Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIO,
art so composed that diteast within tht rantt of
their action can rarely withstand or tvndt tnera.
Vlieir penetrating properties search, and dean at,
and inriirorala every portion of tht bumta organ
ism, cnrreriiiis: iu diaeaMd action, and restoring.
Ut haaliky nuiitiea. As a eonaeiuenre of tbeta
properfies, the inritid who ia bowed doww with
pain or physical debility it attoniahed to Ind hit
betlth or eneriry mtwttd by a remedy at euce aa
aimple and inviting.
ot only do they cure the every-day compUints
of eiery U.ily, but alao many Kirmidahlt and
daogaruat distsat. l a, aa;aa,l helow naiaW ia
pleaaed to fiinuah trails my Amenoaa Alrouat,
eotitaininir eertiHcautof tbeir eurtt and diraetmaa
lot their uh in tht allowing tnmplainu: CW111
west, lltmilntrn, UteZtt'itaruirjiframdiarrtUrri
frtvmnrh, .N ausea, In ivjrrtiim, 'an in and Morbid
lnacttun of tht Bom It, tlatulmry. Lotto Appt
tiir, Jnimdiot, aud otber kili'fred complaints,
arising from a low state of the body or obaUuctuia
of iu functions.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
roa van aario etas or
Coughs, Colds, IaAueiMta, Iloarseaess,
Croup, Tlrouraitia, Inripieal Ceasampa
tioa, and for tbe relief of Consumptive
Patients In advanced stages of the
disease.
ki wide it the field of itt uaefulaeaa and to nu
merous art the cases cf its cures, that almost
very section of country abounds ia persona pub
liclv kuown, who havt been restored front alarming
ana few deaperatc disease of the lungs by it
as. When once tried, ita topi riority osv every
other medicine of ilt kind si too apparent to escape
narration, and where Ita virtues sre known, tht
public no lonver hesitate what antidott U tmolor
,r tne oiatreaaing ana dtngerout saeettowt or tht
polmonary onrane tiiat art Incident to our climate.
While many inferior remcriu-t thnitt noon tli
eernimnriity
hat gsined I
' have failed and beta diaearded. tr, is)
I friends hy every trial, conferred brwettls
oa tiit mieiea tney ran avr mraet, tna pro
duced core too numerous sod tuo raroirkibie I
tr forgotten.
PRKPAiro r
IK. J. V. A Vi:il Ac CO.
LOWELL, MAS S.
For sale by
E. XYK IIL'TCHISON & CO. ) ,
V. SCAUR if...
IIAVILAND, 8TKVE.VSON A CO.,
Charleston, S. C.
WITNKSS TICKETS, for the County aad
Saperior Court, for aale here.
3 ' ' ' ' ' " ' ""Li '..jL""?'...
'1 r.B.RANSOMtttsV' t-J(V
bastJ 1 I 7 atCtaMT. s
.' ' I . t
WAIT F Oil TIIE W A (J (10 L
Vf MIYisttaV Asm,ler''i.W stile It-tea ehttr..tf
II Btetott ht boyee hia.V7WI A.i loni the Mannlariurira.
lAJilLTiVVLOR
WouM rrtpvctrolly eannunee to the tnl'sbiiaMt cl I 11 A d I (ii 1 F. and n n.ily.lhal be kaartnot,!
from their Old Plana, to fo. I, Graoilt Row, btre be hat B n cjliikilum, juat rcceittd Uua
North, one ef Ihe tnoat salenaive atsortiiienlt of
met to the tnhehitiMt el I tl A Ii I (ll 1 F. and n
io, I, Granila Ilow, w here bt hat B w a tjlubili
entive ttaortmenlt of
SS'(D WE S3
ver oftrcd la Ntrth-Ctrolma, among which wil'
v mm.rn.mfx , '-mm,i tb.'sjc!"
which hit gained auch a famous reputstinn in
Thit8love ht warrants superior to any took ing kir saw in a.c.ll I. .111 le in 11, an ti.gen tttt
cowaomet lias futl, snd doct mure work in a given tin t, than tny ether Pu.vr now in Bat. lit oil
put Bp m bands any other Utovt of Iht saait list tn the IMtrr Plate t, tad ll it deea not do a...
work ia a given lime, be will forfeit the ptiee
; the bettsr ens.
LSO, ALL
PAHLOE & BOX STOVES.
II baa, and eowtlawtly keep on hand, ta eitcnsnt and taiie.S ttnek f
TL AND SIIKKT II.OX
JAsPAST AWID IDiiUirAWilsIA fAaUai
tut.iss Kr.TTii:s, 1'tisT it:t.y it i; its ri.,
HAT HACKS, GRADES, &c..&c,
All ml whlrh will b amid, Vhs.lalo it lid lltlnil ikiaprr Ihsn hsi
rrer twm ssllcrrd 1st Its la vlrlitlly.
t would rttara my thinks tn aay friewdt twd eutiooitrt hl tht very libetal palrritrr Ihev have
bestowed apoa ut, tnd tbey may real aaiured, thai I shall tadetsor.by tfotv atlenlioa tt bannrst
tu; etlier with 1 dt Urmmalion la plea tt. to try ane mtnl a continuance f llietama.
I EJS IKCTTO 2S 44 QUICI SALES i WML I mm."
Ladies anil (Jenlfmrn are pirtirolarly invited lo rail and fin mine his tort
i AlIZISDI 01 JOB W03K lltt$in 10 V-I1E3jJI?11E.
I N. II. I will tell yea why I htad ssy sdserlisen.ent " Vt air ros vm Waounn," 11 j Uiuit
wt bttt thrvt wtf (one ctnslanlly Irtttllm, Ibroegl. tht canity will, flow.
fST till order trill be faithfully nnti prtittiy.lly vllrtiAeil
A.A.X.M.LYI.0l!.
CkarUlt.Jmma IS. 1927.
1TIS.OTTOO irrn tosav
SINCg ALL,
'OLD A iS I) YOUNG,
"It t intt rrutesaor Wood'a dan Ites
I torttif
I Will preterte rttiay lot f"r sad nitr af
ItK hair, if HH Iwooe three timet a week, to tny
1 mMgiBebtt s(. Ptrftcliy, rrtl.irt tbegrsy, cover
tut bald wiui aaturt'i own ornann.!, Hit hair ;
, mail it osort toll tnd beaeuiul llai say til, ana
j urraritt ini aCatSi fir IVuan til dittat to Ihe (leal,
til . statcwitn. Ja if et, Attorarys. Iluetort,
t'trigyww, Pruftatioaal asaa and tawattewien ana
liUitt i f ill tlatMt, all over the world, bear III.
i tiwaony that ".a da lm y to siul h In ita favor.
. ktae th SalluWinf, tnd Jo(t.
1 MiraotV t.soet, ML i'harleatV, Mo ,15. 1857.
I Paor U. J. Vt oue fsear Sir . Ktw Inn taat
t ii miner wt were inflated to wsa tawi of your
Hair Uealofalitl, and ita iftVctl Weri a wander,
fai, w feci ii our daty to yow ani tht ifflicttd,
to report it. .
Our lillit ton't htsd foastam tima had baa a per
lecr'y covered wiib aorta, and tome eslled it staid
he.-l. Tbe hair a I moat tnlirely ciutt B I own.
quenct, wbta a friend, tetins; bit tuffcrinf , ad
na.d wt to at y-ar Btatoiati.e, w did ai with
htilc bopwwf sueeeta, but loowr swrprise.aadlhst ,
l.lloVtr,,au..v.yl.w.ppi...l....r.a..'.dj
ihe dieeaat entirely. sad ntw tnd laianinl erp
of bair suow ttarled lot. and we cat m,w isy Ih
ear boy hat it hcillhy a icalp. sad tt laswrital a
crop af hair ae tny olb'V thud. Wt can, there,
fore, and d awreby. recommead ,if Uraloraiit.
a a per (act remedy fnt all swtfW of Imr.e.lp
aad hair. Wi ar yar reaBrcirnli y,
t.:o. W. IIII.I.I.NMirilAM.
StAKAII A. Illt-I.IMIUI HAM.
Tsor V ooa Dear site i Mr hair hs, ! u.
rl yaarv, Ueew weeomint; prrmsiwrvly grsy .
eoiMianied by a henhnaia which rsautrtd lh
eonalant application of oil neceaasry in ditssing
IL tt Inn I me need asing your kl.it Uiilan
tin tbual IwA bbowiUi tfn it w.t in Ih.l eondi
tton ; and hstmg cortinaed its use till within the
Isat thru werkt, H ha turned to it nalnr.l col
or, tnd tttumed a ao'loeai and lu.ire greatly lo
be preferred to those produced by th application
of oilaoraay other preparatntn I havatter used.
I rrg.rd it at an io.tipeiiaabl article hr every
Udy't toilet, whelhar to bt a acd tt t llsir Kcsio
rail? or lot llie timphi prpa of dntimg ut
hesutilying the bsir. Yow bit prrmis.ioa b m
all who euurlain tny doubt of IU pt r f:rfmii, g all
that is clsiaied lor it.
MB(t C. ITMilNW.
Cincinnali, U . F'tb. IU. I M.7 111 third at.
WaLI.IMims. Mo.. Ihre. S. IhJi7,
Psor. Wooa Haar hir : II y Ih adsie nf a
friend of mini, who bad beta name your 1 1 r
Reaiorative, I wai iiMluetd lo Iry it. 1 had tht
fever, Mmt li-t It. I May.tHd nearly naiy nair
a aiy htad imi out' Sum uiy hair hit come ia
a great deal thicker than ever it sn. Nllni'g
but t duty snd sympathy that I leal tu c.niiinulii
eat loolher wlwsrt
.Iw.rttffiieled.i I hate been,
to t. Ih,. public ack.wle.'f-.
lefll I hats rrecittu lioui imi,
would inawe ma
mea" of Ih bene A I
Wood' Hair Kt.lorstiv.
Yours reapeeifwlly, A. R JAI OBit,
The RetUirtiivi it pal up ia botiltt nf ) i,
vis I Urge, medium and titiall; Ihe ainall holds g
a pint, and relailt far oa dollar par bottle; th
mailihm holds st Ita.t twenty per cent, mar in
proportion th.a the small, rnlain f two doiltrt
a Iwltltl Iht Isigs hods lil, forty per Cent,
aiore in iroMirtiua and rrtmle for Si a Hoi I It.
O. J. M OtlUak. CO , Proprietors, 4U Uroanway,
New York, and 114 M.rketHl.. Iiuia, Mo, l..d
old by all food Urarr i.ts.nii rsncy l.oooi I.
tr. tnd in hsrlotu by HCAHR a CO.
March 37, 1BW). I Jm
.lA.IIKS M V.DSKY,
I COMMISSION MEliVHAST,
I 117 tllAJUUKJta rilltfl.A. Y.
1 )l'Y8 tnd forpttrdt itery kind of mcrchaa.
I J diss for 8, ear eenl. ( twwisa. Ktlers lo
Uova. Kwsiu tnd More load. N. W. Wuorllin, i. W,
Uaborne, C. F. Mi-ndrnau.il. A. M. I.oriaio, tws.
land Ht. f. V. h-nnt, Hon. W. A. tirahtm, ai.d
jollier, 'tdier i tianor. McIimIcohs, Orjrtnt.
I Harps, tiaittrt, Muit. Bi wing Marina, Iron
Ifcifri, Puinpt, l.anlea fcngiBIs, .o. A printed
llialnfall Ihe different makers, hinnt tnd pricrt
lesr ret. Pwbli.her of ilegsnt hlhograph ol
("Hictiry ft'tf Cap," ti.V. md hi f ro.
I sts pMrticisa ! oa. Inmate liiimt vw llssi.ra."
I I'h ii m.alunhlc famtif arlntrr tlnrtild be ia every
j honte. ll irealiof ill diaeatet, has a "pious
I ilomry ind preofibe Ihe remedici Irom nature 'l
bounteowi stores, for all nr infirm lilts ind lit it.
fnrtuiiM. It it pi i Bled on fine whil paper, bind,
oniely bound lourth Million, 300 psgei, tnd it
suited frtt far ant dallar.
New RnMwood Ptinoi, 1150.
fa. 16, iei&. ty
bt found lbs ctlebrtted
m yx m '-
tht Koathtra Conatrv for tht latttiekteea
f Ihe Stovi, and quit telling and go hit dtatk k,
KINDS OF
Jif
t irr f3 w A
'mm'
C A X I) Y FA CTO I. V.
FrHi Confectioneries, Fruit
Ae,e.
''Iir.uk.er'bei re.ectslfy laformi tht
A as r.t ot ( hsrh.ttt tod surouading cow
tilt.
nd aurouading cowatrr.
that I t h
ton h
York.
nd it oajtiaatlj rtrtititf
from
Confectioneries, Fruits,
fa : t v ; it oc i: u i r:s, cm n
TO II .4 C CO, SMTP. TOYS.
.Ttnwirnl lualriiiuriila.
R; miltli. IIOHI1V 1IOKM ,
..... ...
tlrl f,t d. ., III..S tngoua,
(bulla, tin klakd., A Ittid t li t
of esery strietv.
J. I. PALMER.
AWetnUr 9, 4Jlf
Ale, he inleadt la aaufaelart CAMJil ! vf
all k.nda, fre I com poitrnoBt edi-ing tttlilr tr.s
New York Meam l( hned I andy, t all and tee.
llllil ll- .tltOI I U
mutual Life Insurance Company.
t 't It .. HALt.ll.H a t .
fBtlil.H lin p.ny inasret Il a lita af ialividi
JL ais l,r uin jsar, a Iciai ol jeaia, or lot n,
un Ihl Mutual I fiheipie, tini aaauled lor hlc "'
ticipa'ii.g to th proiiia aif Ilia Camp'.' '
Miticiet grahlcw lor th akwlt Itrm
i,vb tna pri wiiuhi Ihtrelor iniountt lo f.1,
tiiite may bt givta fot out. hall tht amount "I
prstuiBui, ktaiiiif iwltrt.l at a per cant. Willi'."!
gust.nly.
'I lit piampt aiawnci ia which til lottet In"
Utn paid by this eowipany.li.g tther Willi the
rales ol p't'iuiaiM, prstrai glial lauuccunnis u
suit at ale uiaMoMU lo insurt.
j Masit am imaisv lot a larwi of floln .'t tt
; hit yean, lor Iwo-thiro. then taiut.
All ioeaae art pa Ml WltlilH JIM . f I alUI
Ucltty piuol
praacoleu.
UIKIl 'I ON .
l.arle. I.. Johi.aln, V tl. Juwcs, V m. "
llolmi., V. D lw.ki.4. t. Wiiiiims, II
llu.lnl, Ouel.liot liu.ke, r. f li.cuil
j,. ftUKt. h. I'. ll.iU., Luarin It. Stool, V.
lunU
OMirlRS
Ir. ( harlcs K. J.din.on, Pretidtal.
W . V . Iloiuen, Vice I'ltiidrnl.
it. 11. !altic,Krielaiy.
Vi illiami II. Jowi t.'l rtaturir.
II. W . Iluatfii. Ailorury.
Ilr. Win. II. Mckec. Mtdii al Caamiaer.
Ixrrulirt I ammiUtt. H. liu.bir, Y II
Kn, l ha i Its ll. Moot. .,
.Ucd.cai Hoard af tarmltatiam.C 1 1"
Johnton, M V., Vkilli.K II. Ate he, M. V
llirh'd It. Haywood, M. ll.,
for fuither inforniatinn, Ih public is i''1'
red lothepsmphlita.and tori... ol propo""!.1"'"
Uiay b ohtamrd tt Ihl tlflictof Iht t.,n,(i"f
or my of in Agenriet.
t'oniinanitatiiiMi should b addrrtiiiii (I
paid) lt.
R. II. UATTLK, aerrflarj.
Srplrmhtr . I8..7.
ftih PKINTINtt of all hinds will
ar e aiocoiniinaiy si.rnlec at iht N""
poliM Whig IVmea
EULI'taVAS for sale al tiki Ofi-