Sun-tan $caVratu
KTI1?KM ANK.
Resort to Geihs mane, inj readers, when
yon tand ane rtaio which wj to jio your
elva lo Ood or the serire of ihf world
l.c'riarmaii will wake it vi-li- tit to yon
hl in i 1,nok at J -'i ! He Hiil i.o
fiii. Vut on'y took npvj Him tint of others.
Mow did it fare with IlimT ' Now is the
biur and the power of darkue," aid He.
ITe wis gtcn up to the as-auim of the in
fernal ho-l. How they Ml upon Umi I
How they tormented Ilia boly soul ! What
horrible coinpauy ; what uamele.s terror." !
But know that which tortured Iliui for a
time menace you forever I Think of bein:
eternally doomed to end-ire the society and
the courses of the infernal powers I Je
an piayed that the cup might pass from
Hint, but no aoswer trai afforded Him.
God beeded not Ilia agonizing cries; and
yet Jesus was ooly the siuurr'a represiota
tire, whilst you roust answer each one for
himself. Remember the rich man in the
Gospel, wbo tainly besought a drop of wa
ter to cool his patched tongue. Who a
Dion"; you can bear to dwell with devouring
fire, or abide with everlasting burnings !
Be irresolute no longer. On the left yawn,
the pit ; on the right chines the crowo !
Sin begets death, but the fruit of righteous
fceaa i life and peace. Krumttlucher.
lllf.tlh la M'U.M.
'.Vhat glorious declaration is this in re-
pard to the gospel. There is room ! Mil-
lions have been aavrd, but there is yet
room. Millions have been invited and have
cme, and have pone to heaven ; but bea
reu is cot yet full. There is a banquet soils, without being previously sub-oiled,
there which do number can exhaust; there ae fit for ibis iu. mediate increase iu defth.
are harps there which others can strike ; W e ki.ow that even clay subsoils, which
and there are seats tber" which others may ipproach within a few inches ot the suifaee,
occupy. Heaven is not full, and there is alter being thoroughly sulsoiicd, become
yet room. The Sabbath nchool teacher so ameliorated as to be capable of admix
may say to his class, there is yet room ! ture with the immediate surface-soil ; and
The mercy of God is not exhausted ; the 1 we are equally well aware that sub-oiiir.,;
blood of the atonement has not lost its eS- cannot be peilurmtd with any profit iu clay
ci"y ; heaven is not full! What a sad subsoils containing txcissie ainouits of
in. -M.ge it would be if we were compelled ! water; that such soils must first be utiJ. r
to hear and aj ," Tbere is to room ; heaven drained, before aubsoiiit. can be pursued
i- full ; no others can be saved. No mat j with profit, as well as that subsoiiing must
t-r what ihe'r prayers or tears, or ttihs, ' prt cede an it,crnse of depth in surface
tlity cannot be saved. Kvery place is fill- plowing Hut thtre are u.ii.ioiis of acres
ti, every Seat is occupied''' liut tbaDks capable ot b- tl.g plowid to double the d. pth
to bod '. this i not the message we are apt to which they bate ever received an incis
ti bear, and if there be yet room, come, iou from a tool of any kind, with increased
fir.uers, young and old, and enter into hea- i pront. hveu in the Stale of New York
?c. Fill up that roo'D, that heaven may ; there are thousands of acres at this tune,
le full of the happy aud bleased. If any ' which have Liver bttu plowed to a greater
fart of the unirerse is to be vacant, O 1 let depth than four inches, comprised of a loam
it tue daik woild of woe I Barnes entirely ready to be disintegrali ii by a sjr-
i fact? ploing. to the dtpth of twelve or Sf-
7I1F. PUKCIOU?NK?S OF PP.AYKR. '"eu incheawuh increased profil ; aud there
Prayer is a haven to the sbipsrecked i re ' r0t tuat ""J cot be at once plowed
mariner, an anchor unto tiiern that are sink
ii.g in the wave-', a staff to the limbs that
t i"cT, s n,iua of jewels to the poor, a secur
ity to the rich, a beai -r of di,ea'e aud a
gaarriiao of health. Prayer at once secure
ti" esutitfua! ce of our lles-ing,, and di-t
pates tb i cl ud of our ca an.i'.tes. O Pray
er 1 O blessed Prayer! thou art the uu
wraried conqueror of h iman bippirie. the
source of over helming joj, the author ',f
philos p'ny '. I he man bo can pray truly,
ttiout-h laoguisbitu in extreme it. litence, s
richer than all be-ides; whil-t the b-it,.
who never b tid the kt.cp, though proud'y
seated as a monarch cf natiuis, is of al.
Bita uiot de-tit.te Let us, then, direct
our thou'.'bts to Him that was poor, yet
rb: r eh because He was poor. Let u,
ovf-riook tbe enj,yni ot of the pre-ent, aud
de.lrt the bleiLtM of the fu'ure ; for a
ahaii we obtain the ble-!'igi of boib the pre-!
sent aud '.be future. Ob. may we all obtain '
them through the grace of Christ our Lord,
fi whom, wi-.ii tbe Father aud tbe Ho'v
ip rit.be aribtd a,i g jry, now and
eve i u jra! Amen. Chi ysofo'ii.
LAP.K IJOCR3.
Tbere are dark hours that mark tbe hi,
tory of the brightest years For not a
w o'e month in many of the million, of the
p p-rhap,. ba. the jo ,bou-f brl.iaut'y
al, toe time And tbere have bin cold
and rtormy days in eiery year. And jet
the mist and shadows of f,e d.rke-t hour
di appeared aud fled heeiiea-ly. The mo-t
cruel ice-fetters have be'-n broko and dis
aied, aud ihe mo-l fjrious stonu lose- its
pvacr to bariu. And stint a parable l
tbi, of human iifa of our iunle wor.d,
where tbe heart works at in ha Sowing ut
the dark hour, and many a col 1 b!a-t chui,
t.'.e b-art to its coral 11 it what mtter
it Mao is born a b-'O, It is only in tu-djrktie-s
and atorms that heroism gain- it,
grtste.t and tbe bet vel ipuient, and
Ii.e rtorai leara it more rapitly on to its
d stiny. lie-pair uot, then. ISever ;ive
U ; while one giod power i, yours, u-e it
V appoiutmenl will not be realized Mur
til) i.g fa.iu'e may B'teud this effort and
tn st one but omy be houtst aud atrugjiie
ol , aud it wi.l work well.
tilUISl l AN COMKOIIT.
!. t the eour,e of jour inbuUtiou he wha;
it will, " id inn ye .hail hire peace " il ,
i. it, then, irrhaps jou will a-k, that f.'ori
lia.,i are not al'ays r. j m:iu ' II, i. r
that e have no ofteu r t'.eui Oat lie Uu
tear., and ac.reely bear anylhui j fi om t le u.
lut gh" aud complaint- ? It is ei-i,y e
buaib tu Le accounted for It i. t.eea.i-.-tii-
y lov the world, and the tlnu,'. of tl..
Bur ,1 o much, that thry have 00 rootu m
r.Ii-'i f ir d i v i ne coo-o! itioria. To he aur.
hi re Christ i, there i al y ground f i
v -.tijri ; hut Christians are not always fit
t i he ejtuf irte I Tby m iy, through merr
i ,'ieLt.ou tu .foiiiua il ii.c-, er too fobJ
attention to temporal pefessioos and enjoy.
ments.be so sadly declined a: to reqtire
reproof rather than comfort, and wbit tbey
want Christ gives Lut'ington.
RELIGION' AT HOME.
" Let tin in learn first," says Paul, " to
how religion at home " Rdigioti tiffins
in the family. One of the holiest sanetuar-
ie on earth is lu tne. The family altar is i the utmost cotifideuce in producing the finest
more venerable than any altar iu the cathc- varieties, in perfection, upon boih stocks.
dral. The education of the soul for ctertii- ' To or three years will settle the question,
ty begins by the firesice. The principle of j and until thi n we will not dispose of trees,
love, which is carried thorugb the uuiver,e '.The Mabalcb is a Southern tree, ami senil
is first unfolded iu the family. jed to acquire acclimation here. It grows
jthiiftily on any dry soil, though quite poor,
A GOOD AN.SWT.R. ;lut, to sustaiu fruit, would require such soil
A young lady in a Sabbath school a few t0 be enriched. It has the iflvet of dw-r-aiornings
since asked her class, " How soon fing and throiu! into early bearing any of
a child should ive- its heart to God I"
One little girl sui
aid, " bon thirteen years
' Ten ;" another " Six." At
old ;" another
length the laH spoke : "Just as snon as
we know who God is." Could tbere be a
j better reply !
SUriniltural.
l'KKI' PLOVINi.
It has been truly said, that an increase
jot one inch in the average depth ft -;owit.g
throughout the Coiled States, would pnv
duce a larger amount of profit, as compared
. with present results, than all the g;id re-
!ceived from California. We believe iu this
! of one inch iu the average depth of plow it.g ,
; assertion ; but we do not belitve that
to an mcb or mnre beyond the former dej tli.
The ad age ' Hi at many farmers o u anot.ier
tiiui iiiiiiiediately uii'ier that which they
tin culti ate,' cat: uot be too ofteu repealed ,
aud the junicious farmer whose will has
t-trii so o;ten quoted, as having intormed
his tonsillar he had buried a sum ot money
at a d. ptii of twelve itches some here on
bis farm, and tnat they must find it, iu, prov
ed !l,e quiity ot iLur product" by the tii
turt.ai.ee ot the soil more than he would
have benefited them by the su po-ed ie.ja-
J by tiir-ct It qu.eatblM.-ut. Less mauure
Will produce a iare auiouut of ciop, in a
dcepiy disintegrated soil j and il ia uot truo
that th-j deeper you p ow the more ma
nure you ri quire, ll i true that tbe mere
'borouglily manure is divided, the greater
i i be th.j amount of crops podueed ; and
,ula " Certainly brought at,out ly
oe'P :Lan shallow ploaing.
J practical farmer can doubt that, in
deeply plowed .oil., crops are less aLt.oyr-J
bJ "tnutb and by in.-ect, ; and if plowing
is u-efil at ail, it ii u-t le u-ifu! prcci-ely
in the rati to the amount of soil disturbed,
provided that root- are caput,. e cf appro
priating grrattr amount of ,-oi! ly it, dis
turt.aoce. Who doul t- that rovs will tra
vel to the d. ptii of twelve or fill, eu inch' s,
or even double that distance ? U'l.o d r,' ;i
tout lime passing dow n thro jgh ti.e sou wi.i
ret in- rt on the surface of a cold and uti-di.-ii,tegrt
d a-ib.oil ! W bo does not know
I) i many faui.,, suppo-t-d to bo wotrj out,
nave been revived bv the increase ota few
Lch'sin the depth of plowing? Ai.dwh)
i.i lunger te c. nl- nted 10 u-t a j inful one
'!' pb, skaiit.g it tbr ugh the o,i ik.j
a harrow with one lootb, and rtarvn.g on
the continually dccri a-ing product if 'jrk.
1'Uniti.
stJ.'L.S f'Dli FKL'Il'd.
Of the proper soil for tbe several fruits,
the Apple prcfera a strong loaiu.or .oil iu
t.ich clay preponderate,, and w hieh con
tains lime j if Lot, then lime in aou.e rhape
mu-t he applied ; and if the toil i, natut al
ly sandy, add cl.y or MitTi-b awa:i.p uaui.-k.
VS el lands mu-t be drained. The iiposure
i, of hits moment; alihouh, iu tbe hi,i-,
we atiuuld prefer an H..-1 m kul-n-lv, and
in the level la land-, we should ruu the
roars Ka-t and Wc-t. 'Ihe Tear loves a
similar .oil, if worked ou the Quince, il will
inrne inai..iiot too sandy. 1 i.e 1'eactj
and Nectarine l inn be,t iu a liht, warm,
nen .oil, even though ijnte handy, if the
-o.i i-nataia.ly v. ry el IS, a j;ood deal of
aoi at.,1 enj-iiei cnarcuai muit he .ij,(. lied ,
jf lieu- (oiur-d that are worked on i'.uo,
-to,-, when we find .ucceed heller than,
t om- lime, wo believed po-ible. The
Apticol and the I'ij'u both lo.e .4 .
iroi.ir. s'lth-u soil. Where the -oil i tin
uy, try then,, .oik d uu tu.; I'each or A! j
ujoud 'J'lio A.mond aeeda a aandy kuil,
..... t..e i.:.vii, ami jr-.i, well wli-TeV-r
it has been tried in the .S.nji!,. 'J:,. ,'(,,,.
IJ wants a dry, tiiellu. t-.l-rahly ne',, and
not too sandy soil. The tree grows most
thrift ly with us, though as to its bearing
qualities we can only as yet say, tie have
iomr fruits. Hut we hear of bearing trees
and One fruits in vnriour parts of the coun
try. Our jouug trees, both those worked
on the Muhaleb or St. I.uciu and ou the
strong growing Manard Cherry, ate as
pr. nii-ing as we could desire, and we hae
the varieties worked upon it. Tbo Muward
is a strong growing kiml, aud those budded
ou it form large trees. The Fig thrives
well in any good gaidtn soil, bearing most
abundant!, and least likely to be injured
by frost, or tbo fruit by continued wet
weather, il hijli and not too rich. The Or
ange requires a good, mellow garden soil, in
clined Iikii. 'j, a:;d with a good proportion
of leaf mould and strong manure slaugh-tcr-hou-e
orT.il, partially decayed, broken
b.iijt's, ou-ter-shells c, are good, this ap
plies more particularly to the Kuropean
varieiits. The native American Grapes, as
ihe Catawba, I-al.ella, Cape, Madeira, ic ,
I should have a similar soil, though uot uc
!cc ariiv so rich. The improved ScutDer-
, ,,t,;,!1 l!llive Bc; h, ,nj I110dt.ra,c y t,ood,
AfJ aoj, . jf very ricb;t)(. gro.,b bf.cmeH
tog grf tLe proliuc.llv,.us i, itftta.
t,j Vor (ji llaIberr;y. provide a deep,
cn.j atj s t ; ffi . j, 0j for Strawbcr
ry a similar soil but inclined to sandy.
I11ISI1 1'OTATOKS
I or of ours, the most successful
A nci
grow er of Iri-h Potatoes that wc know, gives '
us bis method cf cultivating tbeui. We
have ne ver seen fim r potatoes than he year-1
ly ( xbibits, grown North or South. i
He gathers tigether.in autumu und win-ti-r,
a l.ire bum of leaves, throwing over
them pi a bru-h ,.nd other tra-h to keep
,. ii . . i .
tin m iioui t owing awav. At autiug tune
e 1 c
which lor the maiu crop is about the first
r iii . i i .
of March, he dig, a trench tight or ten in-
dies deep. I he width cf the spade, SLd iu
, . r , t I . , e
the b.-ttom tf tl.is be mark, a litlle furrow
with the hoe. that the Dotato sets ma? all
be in a line In this fair the cut p ita-
r
toes are covered with a good coat of ma-
nurr
tin n
and then the earth is hauled over
leaving the surface of the troneb
below Ihe oemr.l love! in or,lr
eliera
that the otito p'ants m ly
and re-
tain near them all iIk- rain that fall.,. When
all datgir of frost is over, a good thick
mulching of leave, is thrown over tbe whole
put It is better if djue sjoii after a rain
acd some tr:i-h thrown over to keep the
leave ii, place. The trenches should be a
b rit .hree feet apart from centre to Cui.lio.
I lie leaves tnu-t nut be put ou too early, a,
if applied before the frosts are over, the
plant, are tn ich ujore endangered thereby.
The evuporviori from a bed of damp leaves
tna',:es the temperature at their surface
iiij.-i, 1 Kir than in utimulch.-d ground ; so
that a trust scarcely perceptible elsewhere
may prove fata! to tetniert lants if luu'ched.
ontU I'l'.'i titiil 1'tii.un'e
Iiiiportiiiit i .Mill Owners,
( I T THIS Ol ''. )
.3 ). A. ! M A V i: S
Celt br-ttd MTitif la ht reeniug flaChiae
1,3 M ( l I l I.' f;i at S-.ulb I ell, N.I.', anu
' -l.ippell lo .,1 p .ris ol tl.e I'li.tt-U Sl,,l.
'
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A..
I..I.H llia.le t., to .se
oil vt I I , In. ,o eh r,
.1 ii ,n-1 Jm.iaiiom
i,y my I, al.y anil,
oo mtttitltii
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T. IIISTON
WjT f:'-l's ' r.slanl y on b .no, w ho i ...le M re.
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S. T. '.VKISTON'S.
a::d Dre.ainir HOXf.S for
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S. T. WP.ISTON.
till ! TN A VI il AIIM.N.
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WiinisuTus. N. t:.
If tll'iee, Snulh Corner .M irkel anu W jler Su.
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31 tf
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IIH)K II K. li K, FR I K.N US, and fellow rumen..
J w ill y.u buy then.. Lie SI'A'IKtiK SOUTH
IAKOI.I.NA7 ll'ao, .end lo Hie .unrrili.r, or
mu.-crihe lo the County Agent, tor this New,
17;Klili4nl .i.i.
And you will gi ttliewlmW State, with her Rivera,
K.ulroads, liolil, Copper, laad. Iron ai.u Cojl
li:ie, und all tile ( llies.TuWna anil Vill..(e. ber
iioi.le Mounuin. anu Sirirg, and in r hielua aod .
Klowera. I
li y.,u wmt this GOI.DKN PRIZE, i.nw ia
the tune. .M .im vi ii leilbyhve. U-rin-r view,
nt Ihe Stale lh.u'e, lii.aiie Asylum, t li...el Hill,
Mile ami K. male I .ill. je, A e , c.,..iu ul Ihe
rlirajftl and brlt M .i- evir iu 111 I .bed
PKAKCKct HKST, H .lUboro. X. C.
AtltM's WaNI KU for every county iu the i
Slate. Terini ikral. Apply a. above.
Jmy 1-J IS 6m '
CIIAKLOTTi: 1IUTII
BV
( tl A It 1.(1 I I U C.
rjallK rr.o.r.etorof tb
JL 'till at hi. post n
fil llieluli, or-mine hi
Hotel ll
r n. I uU
" tolbe
Ir.ivelhlie public slid other, who
y call on bun, aim be Halter, III n.se 1 1 thai a.
iifortable quarter, r.n br found wilb him .
y where in link v, entity, lii uij situalrt. nar
in Hit, centre ol Cimrlotir, Bumnep. ,M. will
a 111,. Hotel .' noo-l Conv. 1,1. lit ali.l . ..,r..hle
location. He his been ene trri
at tbi. aland nearly eiB'iteen v
. , . J , ;
tune h baa made ieveral udiiitn
the busiinss
, und in that
In hi. mrinrr
bruse, and it h, ucen greatiy enl.rirrd aim mi
nr. Veil, uresi ntiii in front a two "lory VKK AX lA
,n by r,a ,n width. han,t... iy
.b.idi-u by irei ion tlie ide-walk. nffordinj a plea.
sant Iir.i.l.i n-Hle al a :l hour of the d ; V.
The ll-u.e I,.,. U.eii i.ior..U,hly furn'isl.ed tliro1.
out, and in every part of it ere .lure roint'orin ire
"l"""' '"' t .t.a.ti e..i-ei.,lly in ll
ROOM, wnere the -'inner ni.n" la '
DIMM.
t-newed "
d y bv day.
.neet.-C with tht. Mote .re Mal.1. lt..rd
room lor ion horses, abund nitty farnisbed w
ram and pr..vi ndrr. atiendeu by laill.tul am
bilfineh,
b fr. nrie'
I". elsaihiblrnt t ha t villi hi. 1
it.r new .rtv,nif'- m?dro n.
c i. nrepartd n. orT- r hi. iro
i...nsiil," ii..,nycni,,f.ai.
ier as will be loiind anywli.
experience aim
sire to pie .se
id the " rei.1 o
rhap. a lililr rrore n
1T At any rule nr the ( h
rlotlr II -l. 1
J. IJ KKRR
3-2x1
OctohtT 19. I '..
Iiip-c.ent,ne you with Pit EATON'S INI-AN- I
I II. K I H; III Al,, wo -i to i-ijtc its .utiermr- i
iiy over every i.o.lruin t:. .1 nur.e or quae baa .
lo-r. ioiore orl'ereil y-u.
F.r.i Ii ia 11. pn par ,t on of a rrrular phy,i. '
,l,fi,
..III ll.Utdl eaperii ll e
-crme fur thrill. Sr.
n.ii paregoric ..r opi. j
ni iy rei.evea by re.
. hit.l, matt ad ol UI M
ny Il i pal up w.lh
it with any olner ir
will .how : the .-ry
il ! inf Hug from ll. e j
lr. L.. l.oi, many ot
irloly It i firrtt et. i
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l
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it.litile eon
w ich it i.
lei- the mrei
y'JZt
f.nt. al'd".
lo:,ifCs.i
II I .
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it cinef merit i
-very
oli.. r ii-e ,r . tion, v.l ;
foil A I.I. O M I' I. A I N Tt ATT f'.MH N'J I
Tf.tlilllM.; .ucli a. liisf.Mf.RY, tol.l ,
A i: ; t".,r gol'tt-niiig lh jruiiia ami reio n,R !
p. in. f',.r r.'LMl'alioir I ,e b.,, I. it I. urn qii .H'd. j
KM ol.i in ihe lle.,d ,1-a .., relief, fori It'll I', '
the in.t talal and trying c ilipra.r., it can be re- j
li. il on wit) p, rleet colo'i
ii'i' ii .' ; n fitl beinif
iil.eriil you lo lose no
, It . ost. . much
Hi
ly reeo
lij; It. Liisti
al be stiieliy tol
ft
t- p-
.Sold by I'llI'IK'II A IU fMNT. Drti-reists. !
N. Uti, Vf ..i.e I. me, .N. V.,rk, j
and bv fl .Vvr Hotel,,. ,,, A. l o. . lid F. Me.rr, !
t l.aro.lle, N.'r. 1
Ilr. Ilion.on, having been no f,rier:uerrt hy e.
I rreovery hy Ihr li,',-t rail l fieri t ol lite
al pro.
It. si, ui, anu a I., . by liiuiaell n ri'ifillar p'.y.ienll
lot twenty year. .racuer a. a la.t re.o, I, eon.
Ier, vert tor ie ot A.NAl.VIM' TIIK lll.'IOll.
ami apiiyn, the aubjrt-t of physiology to the more
iiiiinriji,ie remit, l, on, aud i tl, cl ul tl..- .i .te ot
Ha: Mom llll tin Ii-hIIIi and .yalrni. 1'r r. -ull
ha. hern int proilii. to.ii of "n. " Hl.tlUIl f ODD,"
Ironi Ihe u.r of wiiieh, Ilr. Ilr ,,n waa re.ir. d
In perleel heallii. W itlini .i mmili,. alter i la in.
l.o.iu.-tiofi. over two tiiofiaaari enn-ump ive. were
erT.-i l.i.illy rurrii by it. Il'yoa I. .vr any eoinp aint.
of .. e,.ii..iiiiiitivr I. ri.lriiey.f'iiiffl. (Mil, ll-nd arnr,
I'llfjiitiiuiB uf Uu ..nt, joi. of Apprtiir, ur pain
iRllit ulf, l-..e i.,. I,,,, proeurii'i; a i-oltie ol tl,e
"Ill.'XJIl fix III " f y,,u arr .nfr.-riiig from
MrtpiM. .VWilty ..r yur aUrp ia tnukrn and l'i
tuilird, if your .N'nn'ia are .rr.rd ..r y..ui Or.
limit Hrlnxrd. yuu will fin, l in tin. an u 1 , 1 1 1 i.j;
ly, hy eoiinoeiirnig wild trn din I. ll your
I. loriiol or ili.frfvrU in any lliaener Wllal, V.
r, ear r lira liilllrt will be .urr lo L-,,r.le, a ,
brinif ll nil,, litrly Klid brail llll aeln.n 111 In.
Ill ot III VI. rale e ... a .ll' I) yt p' pHlil , the p , f ,. 1,1 eal,
lo re fii.fl Ihr , efli'Mellt alirl (iilelol r. ll. I A
h- lit in al . va ri per ir need a i. r V km y lih' if iitir
'"I'll' In .,,. r I, ma it ( i.me.jiO. and It. alt
H'M.rt, Ihr aurf. rer, alier tryni otnri remr.lna III
v iii may r. .1 a-urr.i, lli.it r. fi.in run: will
re. ml Iron, Ihr n.r of lra Or llurt Imllhw 'I I,.
HI. "Oil f'O'll) i. ,rt'. .Illal III a I ......,( ;
riiplt ,ut. Salt lihtmn Srinftitut and olbi r liar ram.
plan, i.. i'tilr and rmartattd cLlldrrn nl adullt
are lino -.11,1.1), l,. ,ell.l l.y II. uar. ll give,
aln riell, l. laaiy, li,l rlr ami beaillv In ,,
n. I'hiimriant uf alt rli
w.oxlerlul .nee, -..
' " ""lh ;
for loll lllieellona
cireular.. Priee per
illie-
Sold hy Cliri'.CII k M'l'ONT, Drtit-rrist. 1
No. .'!'.. Mal.lrri l.inr, ti. W V ,1.,
.n.l ...Id by K .yt Ifuichi.cin A ' o. arm f .Kcarr.
t'liari'ilie, N. ('. ,Vo. lo 1 I
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
(CHANUB OV PKOPKILTOHIl J
lllttl l VI lti:i 'l M M I'WK-N,
JOnN F. J N5S, 1'rcprietor.
rl!, l.'iii:i-rMiiii e runtiertlully annnunces to
S. Hit triveluim Ul.lie, llut ! l'J !"
i hai-ee of tins ulil aim ". (.ill-, r i-slnbli.limeiit, ami
i. n.iw iri-.nreil I.. cc t.- truveler. and pri-
v.ile l.iniilies Willi himrii tiy the cliiv ur iiii'iilli, on
till- si ce"llllinil.il'llg ! .
Ill TAlil K Will I'lw-Tl lie (llimslird Willi Ihr
hel ir..uKiii that Iiiiiiic nu lure ig ii inuikela cm
ulTn',1.
The iihlitj;l'n Mn l !' I';e
nmiiis, i ne..rer tile drl. Hie C"lirl limine, ami
the l.ii-iiii-" nireeti tli.m unv nllier hi the city.
An Omnifaa will always he l the '"a" "'i
l.iniimc, "" " "rrivi.l nt the ei "u leuinli(Mit
lo r.invi J .netij;. r In H e lli-tel tree .f chure
By 1. . ppiHg "t ihi. Il.ilel, p..M-iiger will him
Htiinle lime to iitil-iiii mrils.
Il.ivinj i l-ii a l .rge u lid cuniliinilinlia Stable,
and un eiei Hi nl Osiler, he i fully im-jurm to
board In. i n hy Hie d .y.wii kar monlli ut the
mud reusoii.il le r..ti .
JOHN. F. JONKS.
.V-ireA 1. I H..9. I H
S:UIS,
llt liitt t l .'til ItliiliN r,
a II. I. luri ish l'i aigna, l'l..n umi Urawinf
lor I'liblin IlilllolliK", I'uvale Itesldenci
.urn Villi". Particular Hti.iiiion will Ih-paid lo
buihittit! KlourniK Mill., (o in Mill., Ac. Urnei
iu 3u lory nt Aleiamier'a Ui.ili.it,)., Irolil on.,
over Cliii.i II .11.
Otlvhtr !i6. IS..S 33tf
Ilt. It. H. 1 ii I, It
a M.I. I.e I.H-..M II lo ree. m Trot, ..mil Call
?f ii, Ihe in nil. . I MU'K INKoid
SI l!.Ki:V. Ilills nrote..!. I .lit nbsel t.nf
mav be in .inn l iiisrenioenei , Knn Mill Depot,
York Pi. I let S. .
P-k li. 1 if
Wanted
tOUHs '!' TAN BARK. '
lr ea.h will br pa. I.
M. li. TAYLUK.
iatf
.Wv3l. I58
(Vh raid for Hides,
ll
VS. M. HOW I'M., 3 door. South
II, u.
Apri; h. Is.'.". "ill
Aycr s Sarsaparilla
A r..-n;vmnt r. n- ly. in w'.i ti h.lv !a-bi.r-.l
to pru-1'.e the mo-t erf ,'tual alt. raUvo
that .an lie mad,-. It U a . oneeiitrateU ejttrifc. t
of Para SarMjwrilla, u i-u.iibiitej with utlu-r
lu'i.f.t:,; es of ,r,il ri-at, r alii rative jH.svr ai
tu arf.inl nu irf.rrivv antidote 'or the il. ..-
Sar-apinila is r put.-d to cure. It v, ls:h, v,-d
tluit sii,-h a T'lnily is want.-d by tlui? who
stirt t f: otn Strumous euinplaints and that one
w lii, h vv.,1 3' i-0;iipiish th.-ir cure niu,t provs
uf limn nsr M-rvue t. this large clai.4 of our
a:!!.. ted f ll.i.e-e:t: n.. Ho comple-'ly this
compound -in .t has b ,!! prov, n by etp -r-in,
-nt on m my of t!i .- wor.t i ac, to fc.uud
of the fo.iuwiii eomphents :
N kofi li a; S,mrii.,m Cowi-hiits,
F.nei-Tio.is as d Mm itivb Diseases, 1'uim,
I'imiiis, liLorciu.s, Ttn,'a.s, vlt Khkiw.
S, u.n Hi i, Svrun.is ami Svpmii.itic Ar
ri.' no,,, Mkhi-vhi l Dnevsr, Danesv, Nsi
w.iA on lie Dot i .ii mm, DtHiuTV, Iv-i-ri'sn
Asin Isimi.i.tion, Khtsii-h.vs, 1!o,b
or Sr. An'Thonv's FtHR, and in l e-l the whole
cl;s of romplauiU arising from Imi ikui or
mr Hlooii.
Tins coitipti'inil will he found a uri-at pro
moter of health, wlieu Uk -n in the np. n, tu
evp.1 the foul humors whuh t-t-r in tbe
blood at that an of tlie y. ar. Iiy the time
ly expul-ion of thetn many ruiikliiiif d..-ir.l.TS
are nipped in the bud. Multitude ran, l.y
tli" aid of tins remedy, .pare themselves) fiom
the enduranec of fad eruptions and uleeruus
wires, throuirh whuh the y,t.m w.,1 utr.ve tu
n l it-lf of eorrupriois, if not a-i .' d to do
tin. tiin.i..'h tin- natural elnni-l. of the body
by an alleratim m'lluine. ('lean out the
vif.at -d blood whenever you find tu impuntp-s
burst nut throujfh the ,a n ui pimpb s. eruptions,
c ior -, ; eleausfi u ih,n you lind it n oV
stru-ted and sl,i'i,h in th- veins; cl ane it
whenever it is foul, and your f- i.n,'s w.ll t.ll
you when. F.ven w b. re'no partif ul ir d.ord-r
is fit, people enjoy IsH. r health, and live
lonirr. Mr eh-aii;h the blood. K-p the
blood letllt'.V. and all is w.-U ; but w.thth.s
pi'iolii'n ofU- di-or.l r -d, there tan V' no
la-tin hr.il-h. Sir hi -r or lat.r one th.ni
nnnt i! vvron , and tli - tfreat rna. ruie ry ol
l.f- is dw.rd r 1 or ovrrri.iuvvn.
Suripaidla 1ms, and de-rves rr.u-h, 'he
repiiMtiori ol" aeeompli-hii. tl,e-e "Il'lk Hot
the world has ty n eZ.-e. oo.y d', . iv. d f,y
pr-'pira'i ins of it, partly Isiao ll.e ithj
alon,; has not all tli" v rtu that i, iLi.ri.'d
for it, but n-.ore b"ea'.ic rn.mv jip-inrn'i.-ni,
pr-ti ndi:i4 to V- e..n -n'r io-d' ii'.-i, t, f
eontT.n lri of tie: viitu,; of Mirs-'ipaiilia,
or any tiling i l.v.-.
Iuiui4 y ai s the put.;;,; ).av" 1. . n n,is
leil by U.ge pi :..i:o...,- to e.v, a i, ..irt
of K.v'trai t of s.ii..i:,:ir..i i 1', on .;,;. t. M ,-t
of tle-'M! hv" r n U teU u,ain tie- i, k, f .r
t!.. v not o.ily rooiaoi i-il". :f an, s.u-ajiv
riii.i, but of:. n no luiariv" prop.-rt., , v,if v
er. II ii. e. b.iur m.. I ,.a., . I d.-.v,,.,,!!!.. ot
1-..IS followed ll. ; 11 - Ol I!.,- V.'..;ou,'( t. t . l.f
S iripni.'!.a wh. 1. t!o-.d tl n..-,ik, t, imvl ll.e
i,.,.ne it-i ll' i, ju y . , (,,,,! j,.,, , , n.be
kvaonymon, w.lh i.,i,io i ,,i and (in at. S. il
weinii tin, io i,,r-iu:id -ai-. ..-ii.ila, ami inn n I
to
naii. liom t!. - !oi d ..f ..; o,v. u'm h r--'
UOO.I it. And V? hu,l 1... ' -.on 1 f .
h .i-vmrr it I,m v.fu-s v.!, ,. a;.: i.,. , 1
bv tin Oi .ol.j. V i .'li of tl.e il e.i , . it i . r,., nd
ed to core. I ,,i r to -(iii.- ll. , . , .. ,1,
ei.i'ii' .ition fiom tlie -i
be judieiuu,iy Ukeii ui
.' !.'....; .UM
; to uucuoua uu
tlie bottJc.
l-rtinnn, ;.r
I. J. '. 4 1 lilt A CO.
r.owi:i,i m -i.
I'rlrr, f 1 prr llolllr hn llol I Ir a f or 1.
Aycr's Clicrry Pectoral
pi -.vr.. A, it ll.,
do for their relief a.l ll ha
Aycr's Cathartic Tills,
roa the erne, or
CniHrrw
ll nrtilr, i
'in, r,
Lirrr I;
J'inndi'-f, lhf,Ap.ia, fndiijetfinn,
Dml tnmarh, 1:iiim,!,i, lliadiuht,
malum, Hi iipti.ftl mid .S.il lilrrljrf,
'ilnint. iiriipol, J'r!ti-rt 'J'ltnUirt Oud
, W:r,i, f,i, Sn. nhi, at a
y,lU ltl.rum
Dinner fill.
I dry arr ,
ti.e ran tak
l i i.,.. r, ,.t
d f.r f.ir.f,,,!,, th, UU.A.
ar-onl.,1. .o that Ihr rno-t WTl.i
ll,. ,, ,.1, .,-onHv. and the,- rr Ihe
the w old for all the purpose, of a
f.n.ilypl,.
Pries 25 ceuta per Pot ; Fiva bom for $1 Oa
fitritn
r,r. lr,nrn. I'hv.i
Sialra.
it ihrir
lfthe,
tut the
rtlitliriit pi.riiliaar., ha.ee l
eernfy thr unp.r .lielt
.fulne,'
, r,.ii i
of th,
I he AK. nts Ih-Iow lim-ir il fur-
a k mi t Ai.w , iii wl.i.-h they
ii full ib'- riplim,. of Ihr .U,,,
lo-ll aratiarj
an- rfivrr. ; s
rninjiliiiita.
id Ui
trr.tmctit that .hould be fol-
'1 fur their
Ilu not Im- pot off hv unprinriplrj ileal, rs w'tb.
other irr,r.,i;.,M t,rr ,,,.,1,, ,rB t,rnl .
Jlrinand AvKaa.a-rf uke no othera. Ihr an k
w ml ihe beat ml there la for thein, and lliey ahouid
All our rrmr.lie. ur tut aale by
I'or ! f.y
K NVK llliTririSON h CO. )
F St'.MlH .V CC.
Chnrlnttf.
j II A VILANU, KIKVKNSON ft CO.,
Clmi Irtlnn S. C.
Si nrKNA.S for sal at tbia Office.
WAIT FOR
,)! IiisA'VUW.A Ironithe Muniitariuri rs.
AAIJI. TAYLOR
I Would re.prrtfullv Piiniinrr to tbr i,hi.Mlin l
fr..in their M.t Miin, to No. , tin rule lit w, win
irre to tbr ii.hnlMliii l
to. I.f.ri riili II. w. win
:eiiKtve ...ortini nl. of
83 1 Q)
North, one ot foe mot rxten.tve i,ortiiii nl. of
'ofleredin NnrlhC'ari'liM.an ni'j whirl, w
w-bii h hat (fainril nucb
fainou. rrputalioii in tie
luprnor to mi luil.ri
lb,. Move be warrant, superior to any i
eoii.umr. Ir.. Miel, .ml doea more work in
put up one he.iue ny other Hiove of the.
inir
.r 11 r
work in I'Krn tiini.lii will fortril lb
tbr to ller one.
ALSO, ALL
PiiRZ.OH & BOX STOVES.
lie ha, .n.f rnn.ti.nlly krrp on hind, an nli ni aim v.rieo .1 k of
tix am) siiLir n:ox,
;;. ut rri.i .isv nctt. iii itMi .ins,
HAT IJACK.StTiADI.K.S &f .,&(,
til of hi-li taill r-Ifl, t Imli il-umi lt.li.il s liritix r Ikuu lt.
. .r l. ii 1.11 ii l In I ii i -1 ii lit
I w.oild return my than., to my friend. nuni r foi Or vi ry !itr., piir.nrr they f..,,
'., .t,.,,i upen u.. ami fliry may n.l iir.n. U..I I .b ill rn.lrsvor. I y riiar .Hi i.lo i, lo,
logeth, r w 1 1 a a drterinir.slion to p. r . to tr v 11.11 lm rit a eoi.tieualire of tbr ..me.
'mi izvmvi "oiitr mi-: l lvjii uwmr
I.iiJit's ii ml (I.Mitli'iui'n nrc p irliculdrlj iutilrii to r.iil iiiiil fxaniirir his Mor';
aiJ.Ji ILlYvi 02 JOB V- 0251. llWiVv 10 V lit Vimm.
N . I! I
. have ihr
1,1! 1. II ) ll II) I iir.n ll. J
r w arj..,. r.in.l .nl j Iran lm t
.III or tit ii til hi foil hi nil
Cril. Jyw. Ifi, Hj?.
it is o r i ni .in ( ii tos v
SIM'K ALL,
OLD AM) VOU.XCJ,
V.l: iu ii fiaijuai Wood a ii lies
t'ir.itiV' Wi : p'r--r li.ooi'v Ur ftk " tolnr ..
I.'o h or. II u-eo t'. or l orr. I.,,., I , .nli,lil .11
HO ll I.-. . I'. '. t , r. .I.irlla er ; I ' f I
. .1 .1 jU.r
l I i. ,n. , i
I eal ll. y a w , lit,
a... olio r rtu d
r. ly.rrr..,, n.l
'iio.lt ..f all ill..
Wr r
ur K.
I.f.il W. llll.i.lMlllllAM
stltsll A II II. i. I.N IP 1 1 III M
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,.n 1. ..r r-,r : lly ihr
s:,7,
m ot
i II .
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all II,
I.Sl May.
. in III y he tl
1 a great lie
but a only
. .... U lo nil
: would indu
my lis
I, ., r lh
t Wa.. .NoltlOjt
.tinpathy tn. I I
i'lM.r"'"",1.,
iiVlrom I'li.f.
lo nll.rr. WI"! ir i III,,. I, ,1
indues III Ui itlM tin. null
ol the la i,. fit I liavr ri e
a ll.ur Ke-l. r .lire.
I Wt
Your, re.perilolly. A It JA'OIH.
j Tbr li. .o.ralive .. pot up tn bolllr. nl 3 -if..,
I via: l.rife, li.eoiuiii and .mall; me .m..il h..l.,a
a umi, and rit . i . lor onr dollar per h.,11 r; ll,r
II, e, I, III, I liolil. at lea. I taen'y ier . lit ni.,' Ill
ploporlli'll ll' .n tin .l.iall, rl ill. nr ISO Ho ial
a b'.tl r ; Ihr ia L'r lm n. . on.rl -iT , r oil
iio.re in Mf..i..in..ii ..r.n rit.ni. lor .1 a h..iiie.
II. J Will III A t II , rr.. r. 414 tr"..iw.y,
Near ..r. 14 M ..ran sii.isi l...,.o.. Y i
audi hy all gi-M Ur u V t il In' f "In y 11 oua ileal,
na sn.l in I harlolle to ISl A I; l( & I II
.Vl .reli ii:, IHoli. I 3 ii.
.1 A M IS M ll)Ml,
COMMISSKJS MilliCUAST, j
I 17 II a 11 If 1. It M t' III-1 I. S. V.
I VH and fni warda evr-ry kind of rirrcbn. '
1 m) mar tor pn trnl. I umiminaa. Hrl, t. lo
I. ..... Swam .mi ,,r. l,. a, I, N. W . W. fin, J. W . 1
II. bonir.t . f. V. loo nli ill, A. M l.ormar,, f.... 1
and Itev.l . f U.r,,,., Mot, U . A. I.rahatn, ai.ii
ll..r.. D'ulrr tn I', a, M, i..... or.., Oran.,-
II. -p., '..nl, i.. M,..,r. fs.wii,( .M.ief.n... Iroul
Sal.., I'uinpa, ll.r.lrn f.l,ru,r, dir. A prinlid
li.l nl all l,.r n.fli r, nl o, is, i., . Hi", anil price,
anil firr. I'ul.l..b. r of an rlrif.iit lilhonrapli ol
.'irtory Aul t.rri," N.f. t.) ami In ' mill,
ait I lira, i in ; oa. I, on. I. toon to llri.in "
I I.I. iBValuahle .imi' a.lmrr ail, .nil.' he III e.ery
li'.ll.': it Irralaol ill 10.1 . .1 , . a. a Cnplou.
L'i.'.-H.y ii fill pre.er il-f I fie riin.ni'. Ironi Raturr'.
boiinirou. at..re., for i.l our in fir.i.itie. and mi.,
fortune.. t i. piint'-d on nnr wmte parrr, band,
.oriielv hound foiir'b rUilimi, '4'IU a(eav and i.
maitrd frrt ur ont dollar.
New KoaewnoU I'lano.itl jfl.
ttb. 16. U.',8. y
'$1
7 s.b.ramsom.o.c. arri3,
THE WAGGOI.
Stovea clieaji'l
ot I1 A I H 'II r M il vi
re Ik lita now on tilubil
W E ffi
ot I1 A I U '11 I Mil virifilv .ilal tie lnrra,rrd
re Ik lita now on ubibilii.i'.jusl recntm lion li t
ill I r fouro the celebr.leo
. ' - B U H ' '
Sou 1 1. ri. Colin try f, r tl r U.I n,. file, 1 niontl.i..
Men m w 11. u. . 1 1 1 1 1, f ,1 11 .! .11.1 t, , , , ,,
1, 1,11a . II 1,1 Hi) 11ll.11 KI, ri i,ii ll, n.r. lira,;
aur in 1 1 I ml. . M Ii . aln if 11 ilia ml m. r, ,,
ot" I hi Mm r . . 1 il quit .1 llmr and f 11 hi. dealt. I,(
KINDS OF
' III. i Ii I' " V ail re. SKI W all, a," It . I., f..,.
il.r.iir i Ihieoii.tr; will rt.,va
y tnui it j lly nllti,itul Iojh
X. Jl. TAVI.OI!.
JU
E. R. STOKES'
IJork Uindii- IX:ib!h!ini('!it,
Ta Uiir abntr Rraa.h Bihk IB m Belli!
n,I Ii riuf o( W H Maiilf) l bm.1 n.i,.
111 I Mill I, .'.
T
i.. i lit.v.Nk fAl I K
I l.ltl Al sv. I . ,., .i .,1 ,
HI.M'l.l.n' M i
all
. b.rl, I in. V be
II
ui i iii-i ..I . , Sr. In "IK - ai .l ,r t .. H .
... .... I Kll Wiu;K. I i. r
II.. I I .U, HI l t '.r. (i. ri.ur. Willi.
i 111. A. Mi In w iks.
Il,. ll-o..,l i. n. ll.s.... '. r l,.lr,ei
Sat l!-',ll,.l,.,.ll'. .1,0 I ,..,...., to r II
I, . ll-.... an Kill!!.,.. Ill I Ml Iii ,
'' " 'r ' l.ir
no 1-4' a al.. I I 1.-.I fti.rli fr'.O.M.
I n I.N I l.li ul.ks,
M.I..C II - k-. I'm- or. I. I', ill aj. I, t, f ,
II .
,1. Im,
fc. li. fjp'KKS.
411
Ja.a'.iy 17. I .0 .
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