Y paid, low ein we justify the Legislature!
id Bringing in new totgects or tnaxation, or in
cr-mn.r tis ixi on tha old, befjre the
put.Iie debt i ji(if And if lint prince
pU we.r. inp'H )(iierlly by the states
men of North Carolina, we should hare but
for another General Assembly ;
for if our lav are to be nuciiangpable like
th f the Merle and Pen-ians, we hare
q iti tMKViujh to lst us for all time to come
H i I t,iii"k ih objeielioti was better adap
ted (o lli.i vii !. ol tbe Merle and Per-ians
than to tht ciilihtetie.l free men of North
( erolina in liiu nineteenth century.
I might a--k, Mr. Spoiler, if a partial
imuiunity from taxation for twenty 6ve
tears., by that class cf properly holders
who have derived the ehief benefit from tbe
public debt, an not fj'iite long enough to
satisfy liberal men ! Hat I could hardly
Jiope for a satisfactory answer from one
who would raise to flimsy an objection to
a change in a revenue system which is ad
mitted to be unfair, unrqial and unjust.
Tbe fourth objeetioon to the passage of
tbe bill under conideration is, that if the
constitution should bo altered, negroea as
we!! as other property, hill be taxed t.d
V.i'irem.
Well, Mr Sp-akcr, I hare met with no
nifiiber of the Legislature or other person,
w: o doe dm admit th rorrectnoss of the
principle of taxation ad c I'orem, upoo eve
rv older sp-ci-! of property. Now if the
principle be correct in its application to oth
er property, why not in it application to
leva proptru ? Are not slaves property?
This is a qurf-tion of vast importance not
o".!y to Int Carolina, but to tbe whole
S.'-'Mi. And & it ia aot improper fwascer-
tMu the ppitii.iiis of otLers in reference to a
ii's'.irr in n:.;!! we are so :iai I V lolt-res-
, ,,or tiie-oai. v.,,1 p.rdou tue 1 or
rra,ng a p.rtmn of a speech recently Je
!-v te.l .., the cuy of New Orleans by oo
ol t:.e abW-i M .tesm.r. not only m this coun
try, bat of te world, upon this subject.-
r"tor l'..ir;a. in mluressing tlie cittxeus
cf ,w upq the qie-tion of slave-
r i:i the tertworie of the Unued Mates.
say : " I he deniocratio psrty snys that
Conress bss no riht to eslabli-!i or to pro
libit slavery. U' fay that the territories
should be open to the cititvns of the L'ni
ted States to co thcri- willi there property,
and aulje.'t alike to the laws, alien tbey
ariirt there. Kut an o!.jction is raised by
some of our southern friends, and I have
leeu a-ked here .ind at home, wbat I meant ;
.- t e .5-c;r!:'e P"PuUr oereignty
trie territori -s, ,ud wi.. ther we abide by the j
Dred Scott d, e,..on. In a di-cuss.oi, .,.h j
n J opponent, Mr Lincoln, at Freeport, II I
liricis, the ouestion was put to me whether, !
in tbe event that the Deor,B or Legislature
r k
cf a territory .-ere hostile to slavery, there 1
was any lful means by al ieb slavery j
eouM be excluded
I said yes and procee-
dud to state tbe means
I will stare tbem 1
Lere to jou. Tbe D. micrsey of Uiiooi. io ;
tbe Crst place, accepts the decision of tbsjmi,nt wbicu ,ffJrls equal protectiou to .if
supreme C 'Hit of the Lhiteq State in the . w;, j, f ,...,. v
ca-e of Dr d .-cott, as an authoritative io-i
tcrpretat.or. of tbe constitution. In aceor- . er a government wnere mere auoum stored lo u. ..ng.a .1 eu .lor. I can rui.y recom
d!ce witb tbat decision, we bold .but sav P"f"" P01."'"1 q'J. - -rt.cl. lo b. all m . .,,-
o. Uhtr kt,-.s of pr,ety. and the owuer : Mr. W. E tl,o.s: I have u.ed Heiiu.ir.ef.
OI a Slave lias llie tauia n Dt to move into j
M-rritO'T, tai Carry his slsve property
with him, as tbe owner of SDy otber pro-
r.rr k.. tn ,n it p t i: .1 . I
xj All eitiiens of tbe United Stale-,' no
mat:er whether tbey come frotn tbe North !
or It. Scu.b. from a free Stat or a slave
Sl.to. eao euter a terriiorv with their nro
ennal fooling nut I snrire. I
. . ' 1 '
peny oo
bird, when you arrive there with your pro
cf l'b.' t.iritorv Ho. e.n vour .I...!led io land, wiil pay hid. a larger profit
, . , . . , .
prcpeity be proiected without oesl Uw :
'il . . i.. i
. .L . , . j . i '
tv w.th foil : t.ut it daea not r..n.th xiiw .
Wan for steaiifii; jour slave heu vou L'el
there. It does i.ot i.uu.i-b a man for Heal
ing any otbef property whit yoo eet there.
CuLgresa bever yet passed a law to puuisb
triuie or protect property io any oraoited
terrirory fougris never yet passed a
criminal cr-ile f.r any ort'aii.'z..-d territory.
It l a. sin. ply o.'atrziiJ the Wrriforj and
e.'ta'vliil.e 1 a i. lature. that legislature be
ii , ve-Ted ith li yis! atii e poaer over all
ci .t.;.,. ,.t ...;.!..:.,.
, . ' , '. i i. .
to ti.c con-i iii'ioti of ti.e l.mted A it.a
Iletif-, sintnrir j jrU.ltir,ri the Lei-i-la '
tuie po-i-.-es over om.r f-roperty.it has
oi i-r -lave property, i o iiue, i.j less. Let
u a-i )ou, as southern men, can jou bold I
lint- any bere unle.s protected by the '
toe .1 law? Would not tJ e iuaetijo of
th- 1 cal L"is! jture, its nf-j-ji to provi'Jei
a 'iv !, -r t3 p ii.i-h '.?-.-nc a;;io-t'
tilt I'c.ts r f p. jperry, i icl'j In i-iavery
jj-L a-
ll'.tl'Ot.
I-,- is
Will 'I-
r-
.i v as a c hi
I i r u t : o a . I pro-
, ? Wo
ni ai.J
d it lie
thit e !To"t in
it
-i v.
if the
....
a s.afe
t d", 'io are yi-i pun ma thero do
:t Wh-ri ;. 'i i j"" th.-'o" ier tolei-late
a' rv'i.'! . :'j - f ) ji-!ition, it te
.;., -s a ii .i. l ii f r tb--ti t d c.iie, and
i.;t f.r i; . Ir i .. i L ne i:iuio-e-
isi on i a.i.ri, or on anv oih.r Lind
of ''prty, yoi msy lim it it a lnrJsinp,
Lot hj are you gyinj to i: -p it ? Just o
it ! .itb r. -jini Irjftu- in I q iors If
jru a'C tleaiio in li.-i ira, you in- e the
same I'giit to t . jour I (j iar int :r.e ter
ritorv that t', b id j e!-e ha- to lake any oih
r pi-e'es of properte. Vou may pa.s
thro.ij-b an! tke jour li(jirj in ti-msitu.
and you nil! I t protected in your rij;i.t ol
pro,...-iv u.i I r !., e-vii-tii iiioii i.f il.e (Jul
ted Siate.; but if ynj ep.-n the package-,
tbey beeoiuo ..lj-ct to the local Uw, and
al oui'i tbe .Mii Uw hf ;.eo lo prevail in
tbe tt rritory, jiij had better travel niih
your 1 qiora ll.-uce if ihe local L-i-la-lure
ba. thcaain right over slave-property
evm orher species of prop
wbat right l ive you to eompUiti of that
eq u ity T li at ir you 1o complain, how sre
you going to help il! And let me y to
yo.j i list if you oppose thi j it Ho.-triin;, if
jnn atleinpt t j exempt slaves fr. iu the lain
rui. tbat af ply to every ot'-er kii.d of pro
I.riv, vou win aoaiiUiii your stronesl
ar ".ji.d of il' fence aoaili-t ihe
the H ack i'.ep.ibiieaua a'ld Ah
ta of
iti Jinsia "
Now. Mr ."'pi aler. while I introduce S.-n
Hot iJoujIaa .p-ech io n.n the posi
tion which I bate taken th it .l.v are pro
prrty aud ou,.'ht to be tax 1 a property, ii
In j-l vol be inferred that I uri jr.. bia o
uiori tbat a territorial L",i-lature eau ie
f 'ly exe.'u le .laves or any other kind of
i l i . . . '
of which tbe eoriatiluuou proleots tue, f:otn
tl e c uimoii territory of the United Slate..
"wii. n .a cani.'.t eotifi r upon the territorial
L g aturs a .lower which it -ioea Dot itself
p.M-. -a Jo ."uma, tnerri re, tbat a ler
r.icr.-l Leii.Uiurti, the creature of Coo
rrr- o.n I, g.Ily f j,,C;., a po-er wbieb it1
l- i i iited Coiirra. cm. .' . aerci- under
U uLsiiluliou, la a. i . ia absurdil j
for it it conceding to the territories, while
' they are dependent upon tod under the con-
trol of the general government, a power
which cm onlj he eieroised1 by them under
tbe coistiiutiou of tbe United Sure, after
they have been admitted into tbe Union as
sovereign Slates. If tbe Legislature were
to pass a law excluding slavery from a ter
ritory, would not the Supremo Court of the
United States declare it unconstitutional T
Aud would not the general government pro
tect me in the enjoyment of my property,
in defiance of the law of the Lt'ti-lature ?
lits not Congress the power to abolish a! ply with equal loroe to forest, waste, oia
tRrritorial gotertimeut ? If so, and it exer- fields and worn out lands, untenanted boil
ciscs it, what becomes of the law, tbe Lcgis-' aes, and all other unprofitable property!
lature and ths doctnuo of popular sov
:eignty in the territories ? But to return to
the discusion of the sul ject under conside-
ration. It will be seen, Mr. Speaker, by
tbe admirers of Senator Douglas, that bo
sustains my position that slaves are proper-
ty, and ought therefore to be taxed as pio-
perty. And he admonishes the South that
wheuever you " attempt to exempt slaves
from tbe same rules that apply to every
other kind of property, you will abandon
your strongest ground of defence against
the assaults of the Black Republicans and
Aboli tionists." Therefore, Mr. Spesker,
those who attempt to exempt slaves from
the same rules that apply to every other
l kind of property, have, if senator Doug-
lass views arc correct, yielded their elroo-
gest ground of defence against the assaults
of the buck Republicans and Abolitionists,
and are, to that extent, giving " aid sud
comfort" to the enemies of the institution
of slavery aud the South. But, .Mr. Speak
er, I am not only sustained by tbe high
authority of Senator Douglas, in tbe posi
tion th it slaves are property, but by au-
1 . .:.i4. ;i i
,Mct ,hsn en 8enor Dott,M. I am
susl,ine(J jo m posilioili Mr. Spcakeri hj
j con--t it.itioD of the United Slates, by the
j .he (iecision of ,ha Su.
J Oourt of thfl Uujted SfMcs jD b
preme
lred scoit case, and the constitutions and
s of , ,he g0UthcrD Stl
nf .h- h , ... ..,.:
States : under all
uilt'd and treated
j as property. If it be admitted, aud I pre
1 sume no Senator will deny it, tbat slaves
are property, why uot tax them as proper
ly ! If ihey are paopcrty, why should they
bo txd only a persous ! Tbe Black lie
' publtcaos aud Abolitionists say tbat slaves
are persons only and not property, and
l,n that ll,.. .h.ll t,.
, ptr900(l) IuJ Et,B1pt to exempt
,bem from the ,atne ,uies " of taxation
.. (bt , ,3 0(her k d of
, ,. eitl jmit tbe truth of what ,h
' ii, :r i.. ... ... (h.
. '.. ,,i . .,..;,u4 ,n . ..,'.i;nn trn' i
' . - - .
axanon, more man any omer species oi
proper,y j Upou what reasonable pretext
! ' .i.l r ....;. It
, ,aim 10 havtn,e 0Ter ,be 0WI1.
crs of ever; other kind of property, io pay.
io (ha taIe, 0(,Cessary to support .'govern
:
. , ' , .
' , ' . ' " ! ",,uul ' V'J "
aX for ,uPPort of ,he goerniueot tbao
J. VDCIO lUB IU veKluieill. nave oeeu 11 '111
'0 ""U0, 'd """"
fre .'?ull. P'terl bj he goverooieut.
' not b' deD,ed " of our e,''Ieu' ,
blTe lh.e "bt to invest thetr roeaos, and as a
........1 v.iU Ha (hum in Ih.l IrmH I
e
property which they believe to be most re
munerative. Now if A thinks S1000 inves-
tbao tbe sarue amount invested iu bank
, . , .. .. , .,,.,..
stock or saves, aud B tbtoks S1000 inves-
' ted io bank stock will pay hi in a larger
profit than the same amount inve'ted in land
. .
or slaves, arid C tbiuks StUOU invested in
slave property will pay him a larger profit
than tbe same amount invested inland or
L'Snk Stock does tbat furoish a satisfactory
reason wby A should be taxed Sl 30 oo
bis mveKtment, is E- 4i) oo bis, and u only
Sl 20 oo bis ? This is the practical opera
tion of our present sy"ttn of revenue ; ful
ly il! ustrate tbe inezpedieocy, inequality and
injustice of tbe sy.teui ; and furv hes a con
clusive argument io favor of the change pro-
posed by tbe introduction of the bill before
r J .... ..
llie Senate, um ttiis is uot an, .ir. speag
er, slave property requires and receives not
oiil; as much but more protection, under
the gorermuent of North Caroline, than any
O'.tler Species &t property. 1 bey are pro-
tected, both as property and as persons.
Ibis is as it abould be. but wbile tbey are, !
and ought to be protert'd as persons and
property, they should be taxed only as pro
perty. If niy r ;ighbor inflicts an injury
upon my slave, i may seek redresa iu the
c'jort. of jutice aud recover damages for
the ii.jury done to my property, but I
cm recover nothing for the paio aud suffer
ing inflicted upon my ulave as a person ;
tbl is a deed for which be must be indic
ted, convicted and punished at an of-.'uee
a.' a lust the peace " and dignity of the
Atate." U, therefore, slaves require and
receive more protection under the laws of
tbe .State tl.au any otber kind of property,
iL'ir o tiers certainly ought to be willing
to pay a. much tax in proportion to value
a. the owners of other property bare to
pay for the support of the government
liit there ia anuiner fact ahieb abouii not
l.o overlooked. Slavs property is not only
as we'.! protected as any other kind of pro
perty, but is eq ially as prufUnlA-, if not
more ao, than any other kind of property in
the State. And that is not all, it is uot on y
as well protected and at profitable lo its
owners as any otber kind of property, but
is in ich more easily convertible into mo
ney than any other species of property io
this .State.
If then, Mr Ppesker, tbe principle of
taiaiion a.l vorrrn ia correct ; if it be cor-
its application to every otber spa
eie of property ; if slaves sre properly ; if
one species of properly as aucb is not enti
tled to superior advantage over snoihr;
if .laves are acquired aud di-po.'ed of iike
other properti ; if the ownera of one specie
propertj are not entitled to greater priai-
'eafes ibau tbe owners of every other apecie
of property ; if we have a ribt to mve.t
our oiooey iu whatever kiod of property
we choose, and choo-e to invest it io oiher
property than slave., becajse we uiay think
it will pay ui better j if slavs property re
q lire, aod receives more protection under
Hie laws of the .State than soy other kin 1 of
pr'iprrly, aud if it is more easily coovtrii
bis ss any othur kin I of nroperty, can anv
. . " K '
I and sulii-ieut reason be yiven why
staves auoui.l wA be tax-d ail tuMem as
well a. auy other kind of property !
Tu fifih objecliou to allenog the consti
tution is, lhat young; ne 'roes ouiht not to
b uj eea. th.y e.noot m.a. a .up-
r u(i.uuuu,t
all, ilr. 8ptaar, if this objection fur-
nisbea an argumoot against the passage of.
tin bill, it turmsbes a tuucD stronger argu-
I ment against tbe present svstem of revenue,
for it involve the pritioiplo of taxation on
profits done; md if no property ought to
be taxed which does not yield to annual
profit to its owner, it must be conceded that
our present revenue law is based upon an
erroneous and unjust principle, and the
sooner we abandon it the better, But if
young negroes ought not to be taxed be
cause thev cannot make a support, und are
j unprofitable, will not the same objection sp
, If, therefore, young negroes ought Dot to be
. taxed because they yield do annual pront ,
, in cash to their owners, why do you tax uu. j
' cultivated lands, untenanted houses, vehi-j
cles, silver plate, jewelry and various other
kinds of property which yield no annual
profit to their owners ? If we should adopt
the principle of taxing no property which;
does not yield an anuual profit in cash, and
tax all property in proportion to its annual
profits, the result would he that industry,
energy and enterprise would have to sup-
port a government affording equal protec-
tion and benefits to indolence, ignorance and
alotb. Hut no Senator will defend a prio-
ciple so palpably erroneous and unjust.
1 he property of tbe State is tbe only login-
mate subject of taxation, upon which tbe
CONTINUED ON 2.ND PAGE.
YKS YOV MAY
USE OH HECOMME.ND
Heimstreet's Inimitable
mm oi.oium;:
AND FIND IT TO II
A PERFEJT HAIR RESTORATIVE,
promoting the strength and growth of tbe Ma r,
mid giving it all the beauty of yuulli. Do you
doubl it?
I.e.-)! ir-:wl! V.r.ull
ScHROON L It at, Kiarl Co., N. V., )
February 6. 1 60(5.
W. E Haoa.v, Troy, N. Y., Demr Air;
II iinf Qerf jour Hair ('oinring or;!letrative,
4iid bcinj iiiuci (leuKi-d with it, 1 t.tke pltiure
in riiitstiiif tite filljwintj Utenirnt :Jt'foin the ef.
ict oi a ftrrjr tvcr til uf an knco, when about
1 y.r o(e my hir ci:uiiincetj turn in y grcj,
antl t conluiueii to pruw until it btettme perfectly
white, bvtg very harnh ami coarse. Lat Siuiinncr
1 titj reached my hTiy-thirdyenr, when 1 was in.
cut-ei hy a Intnii tu purchtc two butties uf Hcint
I reel Hair ttralnrative preprt-d by yu. 1 com.
menucd usittjf it ccordin tu direction, and in a
few days w surpriiaed to find that my Uiir from
the roti outward turning buck la its original
) color. 1 1 so continued to grow until it was Iru-
brown nnd g Umj i it in my yttuthful days,
ind i now fuUi rutortJ ta in nigiul roiar.
MY LA SKA.MAN.
ttt't T. , Myla Seamiin came hcfi.re me and
ou'j ,n T" in.i ineiuciic .laiemeni
llial tl
Irue, Una bt'i dv ..f fchruarv, Ifoc).
JOEI. F. POI TEIJ, Jutiicteflke Ptact.
TiTTsroaD. Vt , Aug. I, i8i7.
I hri htf f-prtil' tli.it itivh:nr hamnv hef.tn.
qmle r.y, 1 u-ed H. nn.lr.ef. Il.ir ie.t..r,t,ve.
(prepared by W. E. Ila.i, of Troy, N. Y ,) for
'"ur week., and my li.u in in. i time re
11. ir Keaioraliae lor lliree yira, ml Uave lound
it to b a mo.t excellent article. It ool only re-1
,i..red the c.lor ot n.y h.ir. giving ,t new l.le ...d
.... uu. iii.iu ...;i..i ...u w u. . ,u..
1.1,
lic. , u. Y,Jr, xcui,,
KNO.VLTo.N UUW LAN J.
The ,b.- ar. but a few of ihe ra.ny M.er. of,
.....mr.i.i,,i. ....n t,.h h... 1 n ,un,.uPM.l ...
..
proprietor, of Heim.tieei'a It ur Coloring oi Ke.
lor-iitvr. It h-ia bet-o u.u by ih'.ua.nu. of pe..p'e,
and it never fan. lo rolure the color and rruwih
, the h
Thi. anigular tlf-M I ia not produced
a. when d'C. are uard ; O.r it act. upon lUe ualu-1
ral aecrali.ina of coloriug matter at the root., and
tiiua efi'eel. the csarge. 7'ar eW.r produced ia not i
a C'lunterjeit. but the natural ihodt of youth, ll
dui-a nul color llie akin. j
Pric-: 10c and 1 1. O.J tier bottle Sold .very where.
W. K. IIAUA.N Sl Co.. Proonelor., Tmj.N. Y.
old in Charlotte by Dr. F. Scarr, and all Irug.
' "' th!! tinted Si.ira, Van Schaaek and Gner. :
April IBbU. S I Y
Important to Mill Owners,
( t I T TiliS OI T. )
J N (. A- M c 31 A X i: S ' S
Celebrated Smut b Screening dachine
rAMFAITl RED at South Lowell. N.C. and
. lipped lo .il part, of the l aited St tie..
Liberal rc.iucliuna made to Uiom who l.ara uaed
my M.ehine and wi.h then, changed. Tlie Pub. '
,c are cautioned again, t nuMliont and Jmpotitton
None genuine uoleaa accompanied by my bill, and
card, ...d aold by my Ugally authunieu .gent..
JNO. A. McMANNKN",
feoulh Lowell, N. C.
.Wore 20. 1C0.
s. t. wiiisto:
ffT" EEP-S coi..tantiy on hand, wiiolei
iiole.ale and re- ,
Vwk. tail, a full and cuuiplete aaaorlinenl of
PLAIN AM) JAlM..i;i)
tix-waki;
which will be .old LDYi. J
M lOL'NTER SCALES, Enameled 8auee ,d
y riuw Pan., Glue Pol., Waffle
I'OII., Ac, I
for sale by
S. T. WRI-STON.
lOILET t'ETS. a euperior .rlicie, for .ale
X at
S. T. WIUSTO.VS.
ir 1ASH. Deed, Spice and Drc.ing UOXESfor
IL .ale by
S. T. WRISTON.
Fi.L'iiSiVvi:(. riAiiLi:s.
A RTONK A (o.'a Kcrew TopGLASS JAKR
i m a tr prfti,.e Km ila, V--!,, bira, tc.t Ihe
b' .l at.icle now in ue, for ale by
8. T. WRISTON.
COOKI.Xf. MOVIES.
wmm
' '-4
FL'LL AtORTM EST of COOKISf! am
ether HTOVES, will be eii'.tanti y on hand
old aa low a. Ihey can be aJTurotd la thi
market, by
S. T. WRISTON.
C keit lottr. June 14. IHi9.
Mil
WITNK33 TI0KKT3, for tbe Cbonty aod
Kaperior Court, for salt kare.
0jM
Onntiii(Mloiic aliiimi.ir.
Hill
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8 lit II
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Mill 11 ! 12 ,IJ'H IJ
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as S7,3a.v JO I
RORT. II. CW41,
C GENERAL COMMISSION MKIM'IIAXT,
ft WlMUNOTON, N. C.
W Office, South Corner Market mi Wier 8ts.
up st.nra
October It, 1859. 3Uf
'I'llC Oil! ftoi'lll I'olTtfr.
BT OOK HERE. FniKNDS. and fellow cilixen.
ii wiil yvu buy the noble STATKUK NORTH
I. AKOI.1NA f
ll'so, end lo the auhacnbem, or
ubaenbe lo llie Counr Agenl, (or lln. New
l.ii I'SC and .Tajigniii e-nl .Ylsip.
And you will get thewlmla Stnte, with her Rivers,
Rilruails, Umd, Cifier, I.e.d, Iron and Coal
Mi:iea, and all the Cilx .Town, anil VilLcea. her
noble Mounuiins and Serines, and her Fields and
Flower..
It vou wnt this flOl.DF.N PRIZK. i.ow la j
the tune. Map seven Itel by five
H'.rurr view. :
of the Stale House, iuriaie A.) lum. t'hapel Hill,
Male and Female t'oll. r, Ac, Slc, one ol tha
CRtaprtt nd lit It .M ip" rm publialird.
IK A KUK KhSr, iiaboro,?i. tJ.
AGENTS WANTF.U loi every entiniy id Ihe
State. Terms iberal. Apply above.
July li 18 Em
CHARLOTTE I10TKL,
IIIAIIIAUT I . C.
fSIlllK. Proprietor .flint Hotel ia
.XafTTva. -SL ami ai i.i. Po.. n.u7
JL s
pVf f"lya fil the dunes of "mine boat" to Ihe
ar35ia'iISl- travelling public and other, who
may call on h. in, and he flatter. Inn. aril that a.
comfortable quirter. Can b found with hi in a.
any where in Uu. vicinily. lieing aitti.tm near.
ly in .the eentrc of Charlotte, Buamr.a Men will
i find tin. H"tH a nmt convenient ur.d iliairable
locution. He ha. been enK.ged in the buainrea
: at Ihi.sland nrarly eighteen yeara, and in thai
time he has mur'e .ever. I adaitlnns In lua former
tint,., and ilhua been t real! enlarerd and lin-
pt,va presmtinp in front a Iwo .lory YEK A.N I'A
;qq ee ,n ,.nFIl. hf 14 Tret In Wldlli. handaoniely
.haded by tree, on the mde-walli, affording a plea.
J .ant promenade at all hou'. of tlie day.
The House haa been Ihnntughly Idruishcd tliro.
out, and in every part of It crctu'e eomli-rta ire
abundant and tangible. eaaecially in ihe tIN I.N(
ROOM, where the linner man" I. renewed'
day by dav.
I Connecied with thi. ll sTel are ftnh!es fT,,r,,g
ruom for 100 hnrHi, abandantly t'urninhrd wiih
I grnin and provender, attended by faithful and o.
j bilging hoellers.
The Proprietor feel, eoofiilent that with hia'ong
esperienceand many ntwad vantage, a nerd l"hi.
draire to pleaae. he ia pre.irtd to offer hi. In.
lnj ,he re.t of ni.nkinil," .a many coinluria and
,. morh good cheer .. will re f-und any whera.
prrha pa a liltie more .o
IT At any rata rav the Charlotte ll. iel.
. B KKRR
Oclthtr 19. IB58. 311
Inprenting you with )l. E ATON'S I N FA N.
T1I.F. i:OIilIAl., we ur...-e lo .Ute lla alljenor.
ily over every noatruui tii.l nurae or quack ha.
i. . .i- A .....
F.r.t ii it the pr.p.r.l.on of a rsol..r phy.i.
cian, who ia well qual.tif.l, Irom n.ueli eaperune.
in infantile complaint., lo pr-.cniM: for l.i.ni. Se.
te of .ay kmc, and c.neqnatly reiievr. by re.
moving tlie .noVriug nf y-.ur child, in.l..d ol d-a-dr
mug ila naib.lit.r. I inrdin It i put up with
great care, a. a enrnpr.on ol' it witn any ntuer ar
ticle fur infantile eoiop.auiu will ih : lit. very
root, from wbieh II i. ui.iiilcd b-mg dug from tlie
f.re. I. under I In dirrrt..,., of lr. Kl..n, many ol
them by hia own band., f ourthly ll i. rl. ct.
iyi
mi lea and cannot iniu.'e lor oto.t drlirate in.
f int, and is a certain cure aud rcti.l in ail I .c fol
lowing c-iaea, wMieh n it. chief merit ov:r e.ery
preparation, v t
. '." A'; C O M F I. A I N T 8 ATTKN Dl NO
TEETH I NO; audi
il nr.ii i r.ii i , 1.I.I ,
Uio gum. "i.'J rehe.u.g
e bowel, it I. uni q.l.lli-.l.
..urerelirf. F..rt HOC P.
mr w.ui-n.
"
I tne mo.t fatal and trying ol diaeaac., it can be re.
' lied on with perfect eoi.ti.trnce ; and t-ing a pow.
ertui .iili.ap..nM.eic in ail r.c. orcot ui.ion. or
' Ml., an- tarnr.i y ree.io.iii.rd you lu j.e no lime
. in procuring it. Lilv Il r.l. ao roiich enire
I than oilier preparallolia ol Ihe km. I, that we cm
' not arTord .u -h long acvrtiai'm.itia n can tlmac
ho whole eipcne ia I'.rii ao.eriistng ; for tl..
aarne reaiit, it enmmer.i. il.ei! aa the moai relia.
bie to all motlirra. Ill a. I Ciaa, tlie dirrrti"n.
wrap,d arooml taeh bottle, muit h. atriclly fol
lowed. Price. 2.i ceni. per b-iille.
Sold by CHURCH 1 DL'PU.NT. Druegi.ts,
No. 3fi. M.id. n Lane. N. w Vra.
,d by E.Nye llulcl...on II Co. and V. Srarr,
Charlo'lle, N. C.
Dr. Bromon, having bern far reduced bjt eon- j
umptiori, lu be cmiUfr'ii tx-jrunti mil Imp uf
Trc'iVtry by thcoiont emiiifnl at (tw medic.! pro. 1
tV-iifn, and Hlsm by linitu'lf m rig ul tt kici t n
of' twenty ycarf praciirc fi a t I, emt.
-.ed l.c f.!c-4..( AaNALYINti '111 K UUXJlA
nd 7l) it-g Die mbject of UymmUf lo Hi': ift (
irnurdiile eonosrclion, sod t-ffVel ol' tt. pt-ile uf!
tne MoMi uprm Inc I.;hIHi and -y-lnn. Tl rm t i
U Urn the pn.iuctinu f thia " HU)ti) K.XJlV'
fr-no tUe ue nf wiufrh. Or. tirttt.n w . ri at'trrd
lo perfect be-jlttt. Witlun an nmntliB stftrr tla in.
trodu':tiun,ucr tww thofajnd eoniuitistit wi re j
effectually curra hy it. 1 1 yu H n rotiiplinla
of CfHiHiimjMife lentleiicy ,( yvgh. ( ntd, lt nd ?,
Palpitation of tU0 Heart, Jba of Appies ar put
in the Side, M.iui,:in prucurMj- iH.me m Li.
HtAJOU t'H). li yu mr autT-ring from
AVrvouc Debility, or your olp t$ hr ok' ft and dt
turhrd, if your SptrUe mrt lepmed ut your Or.
fna Htlnztd, yna will lino m ltia an u'ltJiitt.p
rniifdy, tiy coiimieiiciiia; with tern drupe If yuur
Jstver isi t'KiiMi '.r diciaissti in may 11.41 nt-r whiti r.
r, one orftt0 bvttlet will be attre lu luvifMirsitf, nd
bruif il into lively and h-llMuI aclit.n In lh
mat invL'tertit: e.nws of Dyprptm tlie pttifid on
Uf tm find the mut t -lIii:it til ami giateful ft'lii-f A
benefit ia nlwit j i'fn '"d miUt t it. 1 ( if onyarn
OottU. la Mite nr Female (' orrtp! at ntt and Wruk
n$$egt the Bull' rr, ai.fr irymg Mtriei r-mf iii- in
f Jin. liny ft miaiiirf lf (fiat m rirlmn t-ure will
raait (rut. hm J tut r three bvttlee 'I Ur
UiAM)U FUfiU ia ttT.-rtii. in ail c- a f E
ruptweSelt Hheum SrtofuUe mud ulhrr lista dun.
pUinta. 'a? mnd erne tutted eUldren and dult
re imtnrditiUljr bwruelitltrd by tla ue. ll ifa
trcrriti to thn if-tj, and ').. r ij bt-u(r to !'
mn. i'hyttcxmnt 0 mil mchwit ar utir.g it with
wonderful tucc-o.
Vot full dirrctiona, e circular. Pnre $1 prr
bottle
Sold bj CUVnril k Dr;rONTf lJrnU
No. 36. M-iocm Line, S w Y.m,
and flofd by K. Nye llyicbiaon A i . and K Sc.rr,
I variolic, W. ( , Awt). 1 i J 1
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
(CHANGE Of PltOPBIETOKS.)
BROAD til HKI'-T NMVUKHiy.N.C,
JOHN F. JDNES, Proprietor.
fpjUl; Uniieriiiiel r'eetrully announces to
JL the tritvellmg uuiic, ilmt lie ! tukon
cliurge of tin olo n.l uoiulor eslubli.liniont, and
in now irored to ncoomiimilnte travelers and pri.
vii tv I'rnuilies Willi bimrii by llie duy or uiontb, on
tll IIII"l UCCnuHlilllI'lllllJ 4-'tll.
Id. I'A ULt: will hIwjvs be rurnislicd Willi tne
best iroviion Ilmt lnuno nd lureign iiiarkutaeun
'i'lio il)inat'i !! I bos large
roonm. i nei-rer the depot, tho court. home, timl
(lie hii'iiirss utrm-t. than anv otner in llie cuy
An Oinmfcuf will alwnva ho at the depot and
Unilinir. on tlie arrival o! lite cuts and steumboHl,
lo convey paaaengi-ra to tha Hotel tree of clinrga.
II aliippiHK ul ihi I'olel, paaungera will havi
nnnilc lime to ohuui ihhhIb.
1 1 .i v i nar aluo a l.irpe and eonimodioua Stable,
and sii en ?HeM Onl!er, lie is fully prepurad to
bourd horses hy the duy, week or uimitli at the
must reasoimblo rules.
JOHN. F. JONES.
Altr.-k 1. 1859. 61U'
r. sauus,
At-t liilt ct :iitl lluiltli r,
y ,,'' puii. BuiIuhics, Priv.le li,m,l then
and Villus. furlieuUr alu ntwn will be p id to
, buih inu Klourmg MilL.t'om Mill., 4c. Orrici
iu 3d story ol Aln-nuir a ouiluing, trooi rwmi,
over i nina nan.
Octobtr 96. let-'S
lilt. li. ?l. til UK
I I.L be piea.eo lo reeem l'role..K'1'i t'l
hi the ieparinrnl ol M f 1K INK and
V
Sl'litiFUY. tmt. umlnaii ii
inn v be tound at
York Uisliicl 6.
V.I J. hS6.
ireamencc. r ori ,n ill uepoi,
1 If
Wanted,
1,000 :
t OIIDb OK TAN-BARK.
Inch Ihe eaeb will be pa.l.
M. B. TAYLOR.
U,3I.1H.8
Cash Paid for Hides,
IV & M. HOW F.I. l 3 dooa Mouth ..f thi
M9 Maw.lOM II. u...
t ri.i. April h, IPX Stf
Scrofula, or King's Evil,
is a con.titutional cliaeaa, a eorruption of th
blocd, by which this i'.uid becomes vitiated,
weak, and poor. Ilring in the circulation, it
jrvadt-a the whole bwlv, and n.sy burst out
in 'l-M-aae on any part of' it. No oriran is fn-e
from its at!a k. nor L there one whu h it may
not d.-troy. The serofuluus tinnt is vanou-ly
causc-d by mercurial dieuse, low living, d;a
orileTcl or unhealthy fuod, impure air, hl'h
and tilthy habits, the dipring vices, and,
above ,-UI, by the venereal infi-ition. S'hau
ev,T be iu ori.n, it is hereditary in the eon.
atimticn, dcaeending " from par. nta to children
unto the thud and fuurih g-n. ration ; " united,
it seerna to be the rod of Hun w ho saya, " I
will vi.it the uiiquiuea of the tuhira ujoa
their cluldren."
Its ttTeits commence by depoMtion from th
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, whu-h, in
the lung, liver, and infernal organs, l trmud
tubercle.; in the glands, aw-etlifigi anil on
the surface, eruptions or sorea. 'lhia foul cor
viption, which gmdi-rs in th blood, ib-preMc
the energies of life, mi that scrofulous contitu
tinns not only sutler from acrufulous com
plaints, but they have Cir leas power to with,
stand tlie attacks of other ducaaea; coiut
quently vat numticrs pi-ri-h by diaordera
whkh. alrhnugh not serofiilona in their nature,
are anil rend, red dial L, this taint in tlie
sy-.Ufn. loat of th consumption which de
cimates the human family ha. its origin dirrctly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
d--itTuctive diaeaaes of the liver, kidney, brain,
and, indeed, of all the organ, arun from or
are aggravated hy the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous ;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
f efion, and their h'ullh is umb-rmined by it.
Ta cleanse it from the syatcm we muat renova
the blood by an alterative medi. nie, and in
vigorate it hy hialthy fond aud taeruae.
Such a medicine we supply in
AYEIVS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,
the most efTeetual remedy wbir h the medical
skill of our time can d-vie for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. It is com
bined from the moat active remedial that hare
ben discovered for the expurgation nf this full
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of th.
system from it destructive eonm-quences.
HTre it should be en.ployed for the rure of
not only Scrofula, but also thoe other affec
tions which arise from it, such aa Esi ptivs
and Skin Iiisraaas, Br. Axthohv a Fiaa,
Kosr, or KarsiraLAS, Pkhh, I'tsri Lss,
Blotciiks. lii.AiNsand BoiLa.TiMnaa, TarrtE
and Salt Khsix, Scald Hkaii, Hisowork,
Khci hati.m, Sythilitic and Mescihial Iis
Iasv., Dhoht. DrsraratA, 1shilitv, and,
indeed, all CovrLAiKTa Anisiiao vhom Vitia
ted ok Ixrtaa Ilioon. llie popular belief
I in " impurity nf the blood" ia founded in truth,
) for acTofula ia a degeneration of the blood. Th
j particular purpi.ae and virtue of this naraapi.
I rill is to purify and regenerate thia vital fluid.
without w huh sound health ia imposaible in
couUinuruited constitutiona.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
FCR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC,
are ao compoaed that diaeaae within the rnp of
their action can rarely withstand or evade them,
their p-r.i-cratiMH properties aeuch, and cleanse,
and u.riKorat. eery p.rtinn of th human organ
dim, eorrectmit iu diaeaaed action, and reatonn;
ita I ral 1 I.j vitalities Aa a conviuenr of tliea
propertiea, th. invalid who i. bowed down with
j.ain or phyiical delnhty ia astoniahed to find his
health or encriry restored by a remedy at ouc so
simple and inviting.
fot only do tliey cure th every -day complaint
of e.ery body, but .lo m.ny formidahl and
Sangerou dlaeaaew. t h aiccnt below namc4i t
pleued to furnish ftratia my American Almanac,
containing certificate, of their cure and directiona
fur their u.e in the following eompl.ints : C'oalir.
mat, llmrthurn, llradnehe aruing from dtlorderrd
t-tomack, &au$en, inttuyeitton, I'aminaHd ilnrtnd
inaction of the liowelt, I LUulrnry, Lou of Appe
tite, Jaundice, and other kindred complaint..
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral,
rua ths ftAnu cuaa or
Concha, Colds, Inflaenan, llosirseae
Croop, Itronchiti., Incipient Conomp
tion, and for the rrlii'f of Coasamptiva
Patient in advanced stage of tb
diaeaae.
So wide it the geld of Its tisetu'nes snd o nu
snerous are the caae of 1 1 cunt, lhat almost
erery section of eounlry abound, tn perwms pub
iiclv known, who have been restored fr.m alarming
and even desperate diseases of tbe Iu.h.' by its
nae. When on re tried, its superiorly over rtvery
other metiicint of ita kind ia too apparent mi rap
otiaerTution, and where its virtues ar known, to
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for th. distressing and dar.Krri.iii affections of tha
pulmonary organa that ar. incident to our climate.
While many ii ferior remedies thruat upon the
eommunitv har failed and been diaardrd, this
has gained fnruda by rery trial, conferred benefits
on th atflirti-d they can never forget, and pro
duced cures too numeroua and too leiziarkabls to
b forgotten.
raerARED ur
DIC. J. . AVI It A. CO.
LOWELL, MA.B8.
For sale by
K N'YK HIrcHlSON CO. ) ,
V. H'AKK A rC, CharU-f.
II A VILAND, KTKVENPON A CO.,
Charleston, S. C,
&VUVKSAS for sal at tlis Oflcs.
WAIT. FOR
1ITIIY ia it jmk. m''"a.rsl,-rmmr sells BUves eh..f..ir
?f Beeau.eh.buyeahi.4!7UtJlfroiiit1ieM.nnfacirera. t
A.A.JJI.
Would re.peetrullv announee to the inhabitants ol 11 At I VII F. and vieir.ity.lkal he ha.ramov
from their Old Pl.'no, mNa. I.Granite How. where be has now on aihibitiori.ju.t rsaaivad fr.ni
u
i
norm, oua oi iu nioai ciien.io ..."
ffi E 0)
varoflered ia Nortb t arolma,aiiioii wlucb will
m at a. mm.'
' which ha. gained ueh fa moo. reputation in the Southern Country for th I. I eight Dion 11,,.
This Stove he wsrr.nl. superior to sny Cocking Plus tii in ose.lt i. .in Ir in il. srr.i trn ni,
consume, leas fuel, .nd doe. more work la a given tin.r.tl an any other fclcve now in . )e
put up on bidc any other Stove of th same eiae in the I mien Kltc,au if it do, not do airs
work in givea liine.h will forfeit th price of th Stove, and quil .ellmg and g. bis dssih hi
th helier on.
ALSO, ALL KINDS OF
; FaE10E & BOS SIJOES.
II. haa, and constantly keep on band, an sstenaive nd v.ried .lock f
I TIN AND SHKirr EKON,
' Bttt.IsS KI'.TTiel-:, f.lST SRO.y REUhTms
! HAT HACKS, CRADLKS, &e., &c.,
All ol which aa-MI asli. Wholesale assd Kt liill s lt-aiM-r Ihstss kns
r r breiti nlfs-rsaf in ihla TirtMily.
I would r.lurn any thank, to my friend, and cu.lon.rr. for th vwy liberal patr.aagc Ih.y bin
br.lowed upon ua. aod they may rest a.aurrd, that I .hall enur.sor, ky elo alteiili.a I. tb,,(.a
ti.getlier with a drtei mination to plrsa. tu try and aienl a coiilmaanee of lb a.m. i
: m ii(riM is "(vat iziiz i math nmm.n
Ladies and .lenllfinrn arc pulirularij iiiTtted to call and namine kh Nork !
.N. J, will tr II y.. why I head a. y ai! aer tin r 1 W aiv re vn t W . ," 1 i. Laeaw.
wr hav thre waggons eon. unliy trat ciiii g ihreej I the eoui.try with ttlove.
; V . onl' ru trill be faillilulltf ami prettiplly mtltmird lo.a i
I A. A.X.3I.TAYL01J. '
! Cbrllte,June Ifl. fS1.
IT IS.X)TTO(l ll II TO SAY
SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOUNG,
MTLHUi ITS TMTfl,
Vii : Ihdt Profetsor Wuod't Uali Res
toratlr . I ........ ..'.U.S. il,. m.mlk ..J etlur ml
in. hair.. I uwd tw.ior inrve l.u.r. . week, to iy
im gin.bi. ( f.i'Tt y. rt.l'.ie tl r gr.y.coter
..r li.il! Willi nslur.'. own ocl.allii.ai, in. hair i
iii. a ii mora .nil and keaa.nal ill. ii any ail, ana
prr.- r?e I l.r Kl lB Ire. fr, ill ail S'lfiw lo t-- g'at
al.ge. Hl.lr.inrn, Ja ri, .lltMllilll, IhniCora,
t lergyrnen, Froicional wra an tirnl.rsiitn an
L.di.a ..I all cl ...., .il uv. r Ih. wnd, kr.r tr..
t.m.uiy I. l wa do n.'t aay loo much iii il. I.vor.
Head ti.r toiloWH (. and jttugr,
Hica.af (..... St. I h.r.r.Co.. t.'7
I'aor. O. J. VkooB De.r Cir. Ii...i.. Im last
a.ioui.rr w war. im.qcrd lo M .or?., of iur
II. .r lt-.t..r.tivr, and il. rff ct. wrr. o aoocrr.
In . we trel il oar daty la you and In alii. Clad,
In ,ru.,rt n.
Our lnilr eni't head f..r ...n. t.in. had kra per
ti v covered Willi aorr., and M.wr c.lli d il .. .Id
Led. The hair .lirol ii.li" r rsn.r I ia en
a, no, er., wb, n a fri od. rrn g hi. .tifTerti'g, ad
tv. ll . to tt.r y.'HI Kr.t.
tier, w. did ao with
Oil Ir hope ol atfccr.a, butt' our .ur r l.r, and Hilt
.it all mir In ii., . . ty I. appiu an... rm"Vcd
lh. di.r.ar rnl.rrly. bd a new . nu l.iur.ml n..p
.1 h.ir w,o .larlro .ul. and wc r now a-y Ih.l
..Uf Iw.y I... a. l.r A 1 1 Ii a acalu, aarl aa luluriant a
croii .f hair i. ant oibrr ebi d. v e ean,iir.. s
lore, and do berrny , rrro,,rnd y..ur Raaiora'iae,
a. . p-rfn l rcmriiy for all c..r.a of In. sclpi
and hair. We are y.'wra rr.ri. c'liih V. J
t.y.ti. w. Mii.i.iMHnriiAM
hAltAII A. HIUI.I.NIK'itlAM. J
Taor Wooo l--r lr ! .My hair ., Ir ve. )
r i yrara, b en lac r, m..,urriy gray a.
c.ii j... n.rd by a baral.no. wh.eh rrndrr.d II.
t. n.l.nl .upliealioo uf .il a.rraa.ry in sir
it nlun I coiiinrncrd a.ing yonr lia.r Kiiimi
tire about two inooil.. mgu il w. in that ronm
lion ; and having en I.e.. d il. ... 1.11 within ihv
la. I ll. rrr s..ki, it h .s larard l.. it. n.lur.il eol.
ui, ...umrd n.lme.s .ml la.ire greatly la
be prrfrrrrd lo those sn.ui M ky th .p.ie.n..n
i.f oil. or .ny oilier pri p-ir.li'.n I hv. ever u-d.
I r.v .r l il . an in.l.- ii..lil. art.elr l..r rvrty
dry 'a toil't, whrthar lo he a.ed aa a flair Rr.ln.
r.livr or lor Il.e aim'e purooM l eie.nt.g cr
hrauiiiying lb hair, Vou h.se re:in.n.n I m.
all who ri.irrl .in any doubt vf ila per fi.ru. in ail
lhat i. claimed for il.
MB C. bV.VI(IMi.
Cincinnati, ii . frli In IB..7 1 1 4 ll.ir.l .1.
VS ri.i iMiTo. Mo., lire. A, I.-.') 7,
Paor. ovd Hear lr : Uy lb. dic .f a
fr.rmi of iinitc,who b.d bren u.mg V"Ur ll-'ir
Itr.loraliv, I wae inilurrd to uy il. I had In
Irr.r, Mime l.o.a l..t M.y,.nd i.r.rly rvn y b.ir
in my head enne ouc Sow niy hair ha. rmi.e in
a gr.tft deal llucarr than tr-r it via Nothn.g
but duty .nd v in u. II. y ( I 'ril lo e n, mum.
eale lo other w ho ar. aflliclrd a. I lias beia,
w.uld induce n.ti to ie oi. public acknow In je.
mr.i of the hen fit I have reeeivvu froui I'rof.
VVood'a IL.ir llr.l. r.lnc.
Your, re.pecilully, A R. JAIOIIH.
The Iti alnrative i. llt up in bollle. nf 3 risr.,
ViS! large, nirdium anil ami. II; th.silo.ll tinln. I
a pint, and retail, lor one dollar per botl'e ; to
niriituui hold .1 least Iwtnty -r crril. inair in
pn.p..riii n limn the m:.ll, ri laiia fur Iwo dn.lai.
a bolt c; Ih. large hod. a flm. rl, forty pr cnit.
more in .r'..i (i..n and rrtaila for ! a h..lll.
O. J WOOD t ('., Pr"prieU.rs,s4l Broad wa y.
New York, and III M.irkrt Ml.. Hi. Iuna, Mo. and
old hy all good Druggi.ts anil t n.ry ( imia Dual
ei. aod in Charlotte by 1 AMI It. CO.
M irch 37, IMMl. j 3m
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CUMMIb.SIOX MEHC11AS T,
117 II A Mil HIM M It r H, fl. V.
B' ' - and lorward. every kind of nirreh.n-
M 9 due for '2 prr cent, f vaiaiinoa. It e l. r a to
(.ova. Swam .mi Mori brad, N. M . Wmwlfin, J. W .
O.b'.rne, I . Y. M. ii.li nh II, A. M. (io'nian, K.e,..
and Itrv.C. V. Iheu.a, ln. A. (iraicni, ai.d
, ..II.. r. frai.tr in 1'iani.a. Mrlimroi.., tli-m..
Harps, (tuilar., Mu.ie, rtcwing Marlnni., In, a
..!lYa, fun. p., (i.r.lin lingine., axe. A printed
li.t of fell Ihe ditr,-r,-rit niaat-r., kinn. and price.
tent fiee. Publisher nf an elegant itlii,ir..pli uf
" Ihrkarj Kut Cap," XA-. (1 ,) in .1 ll.r ' t iirao
an I'Hvsir iANi oa, lamaa t.uiua to IIi-i.tm "
This invaluable utniiy ndriier should l.r in every
house, ll irealanl all uia.aars, h is a cupinii.
glo.aary and prrverilx Ihe rrin. i.i. a from nature',
hountrou. atom, for all our ii.6rn.itie. and nils,
fi.rlniii a. It i pnnlrd on fine while p .per, hand,
aoinrfy hound fourth edition, 3UU pagta, and i.
mailed free far tne dollar.
N. w Ko.rwood Pi.no. IliO.
feb. I. 1836. ly
J S.B. RANSOM. UCS.
I ALBANY.
THE u A lili 01.
TAYLOR
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SB BSX'-M.- flj B a rW
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Establishment.
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gisra to .11 order, wi'h wkirk I saar k l.a.rc
Having had long rarirl i Krt..e ia la. ni
f eiur.n.l HJ.A.Nk fMMlK.'" ia In. U.i..: ij
new sou olo I'll I. S I LU UUKKS. I rl.tier .;
thai I SID, IB .11 Ca... g IVa tatir .all. fact ill
IlI.A.tK BOOKS,
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Hl.rriff.', ti'diaarv. and Cn.aitoner la ta
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' H .ks of .aery .ir.er .r l.i.o, bousxl or ,.,. r.
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Jununru 17, 160. 43lf
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puucic. gr.atai. ii lb whole lum of i'"
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oule an. y ua gitau lor ooe.ii.U lbs auii.unl oi I'
prtnnuoi, ba.iiiig inltrrai at per cl.ail,ut
gu.r.aiy.
'Ihe piumpl aniiMl in which .11 lose. '"
bjrti pid by li. i. coaip.ey, togli,cr with ih.l.'
rate ot preimun, prabl gra.l iiitiuc.u.ai'i' u
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five y ais, lor two lliiio. th.ir vaiu.
Ail lo..t . .ra p. id within SO asy iur s.i
factory nruul is pr.vraU.
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lluluen, W . ll I auk., i, ta. William., II
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H. II. Uatti., h nr.tary.
illiaii.. II. Jones, Tr.a.urvr.
II. V . Itu.tr., Attorney,
llr. VV ni. II. .Mr her, Mrdieal Kiannner
hltcutiri t m.illn.-H, Uuabi, W. II
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paid) to.
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September 8. Itt .7.
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