NORTH CAROLINA ARGUS,
r h- : Tim.
' ' Cllek-ollok,' '
Oe lac typ In th "hns."
. Tby l together with eminoa souad, '
A swiftly Iks hand that collects tbesago roood
' Ad arrange thee Arm In tfa "li,
. ., Cliok llck : ' .
- aiok slick, X
See tliem new in th "ttlok," '-v.
What wonderful thing they art bow, a they tit:
Am moment 'tU entire, snd the h ! wit ,
Unmeaning when ringl oibrnd, then tbey kit
A UrrlWo blow with thilr click-click
la patting up t, pt in tbt "f tick,"
. , Clickclick..
Click dick, . '
8m tbera bow in Hit -"stick,"
To Iho chief or assassin they sorrow hell.le,
. And the wealth oppressor in rala triei to glide
A wot from the clicking the world cannot Ud
Him away from the aound of that click click
in patting ap type la tat "stick,''
- Click click.
' Click cliok,
A Ihey go la Uie tick,"
flee guilt, at the aound, with a vlsg af fright,
Recoiling from aelf by dny or hy night,
' A it view with suspicion each method of light.
Bat it aeror can ft from the click click,
Of putting typo la the "atick,"
Click llek.
w Click click,
At they go In the "stick,"
.Monarch and Klnge their approach dread;
They know that with Liberty typ hare been wed,
And visions they nee of their throne Mood-red,,
An they tremblingly bow at the click click,
Of putting op type In the "atick,"
Click click.
, " CTck-dick,
Qa tht typet In tht "stick."
State, Rolera and Monareheee, Paehaa and King,
- The Poet, the rainier, the Minatrel that sings,
Hav a meet "holr horror" of thru little thine "
Of Uinoisthatthaymikewithtbcirclkfc click,'
When setting II. em into Hie "ttick,"
Hies die.
. From tlieLatrlon Times.
POTTOS 1D 1IEIICJS SL1TEBT.
The importation of cotton into this country has,
since the loipoft duty wasabolised, increased six-teer-fold.
Hairing been 63,000,000 tlx., it is now
1,000,000,000 II. ' This is one of those giaot
jacia wuicn tu bi net a ana snouiacre ttlpicr j nan
the crowd so hich andjm broad tlutt we can
-neither overlook it nor artcct not to tea it. it
proves the- existence of a thousand smaller facts
that most stand onder its shadow. It tells of
sitfeen time as many mills, sixteen timet as
many English families living by working those
" wills, sixteen timet ( much profit dorived from
sixteen timet as much capital cuagoj iii-thi
luanufactiire. It carries after it sequences of
increased quantity of friilits and insurances,
and necessities for sixteen (iioct the amount of
customers to consume, to our profit, the immense
- amount of produce we aro turning out. There
are not many snch facts at these, sriting in the
.. quiet routine of industrial history, ll u n
large and so steady that we can steer our national
policy by ft ; it it so important" to us that we
ahoulu be reduced to embarrassment if u were
aoddraJv todisuppear. It teaches iu to persevere
M a peJtoy which has produced so wonderful a
result r its beneficent operation makes it esscu
tial to us t deal' carefully wilh it now we have
pit it. Sent ytart ago an Wand arose in the
.Mediterranean, and we were alt discasting it and
quarreling about k, and keeping up t brisk fire
of diplomatic notes over it, when one fine morn
jog the disgusted ialand suddenly went down
again, and ships sent out to survey it sailed over
the site it had occupied. Vt must not do any.
thing to disgaat this nape lamp of profitable work
which hat suddenly arisen among u. VV't are
inclined to look upon it with a respectful and
superstitious tenderness, rather as a gambler does
upon a ran, of luck of cards, hoping it may last
rorevcr. -Lord
Brougham and the veterans of the old
n Anti-Slavery Society do not, we fear, share our
delight at Ibis great increase in the employment
of our home population. Their minds are still
seared by those horrible stories which were burnt
n wpon thtm in their youth, when England was
. not only a slave owning, but even asluve-trading
State. Tbctr remorse is so great that tie ghost
of a black man is always before them. They
are benevolent and excellent people ; but if a
black man happen to have broken hi shin and a
white man were in danger of. drowning, we much
. fear th it a real Anti-Shivery xcalot would bind up
the black man's leg before be would .draw the
white man out of the water. It is not an in
consistency, therefore, tliut while wc seo only,
cause of congratulation in this wonderful in
crease of trade, Lord Brougham sect in it. the
exaggeration of an evil he never ceases to deplore, j
-We, and tucb aswc, whoaro content tu look upon
society as Providence allows it to .ciiA to mend
it when we can, but not lo distress ouWlves im
moderately for evils which are not of our creation,
we tee only the free and intelligent Knglibh
families who thrive upon the wages which these
cotton bales produce. -Lord Jirougham sees only'
; the black laborers who, on the other side of the
Atlantic, pick the cotton pods in slavery. , Laid
Brougham deplores lhat in this tremendous im
portation of a thousand millions of pounds of cot-
thelwo'sahareof the profiles to the U
Htites, snd has been produced by slave labor
Intteadof twenty-three millions, the United States
now send us ciglit hundred snd thirty miilioos,
and this is all cultivated by slaves. It is very
sad that this should be so, but we do not see our
way to a remedy. There seems to bo rather s
chance of its becoming worse. - If France, who
is already moving onwards iu a rcatless) purblind
state, should open hor eyes wide, should give
herself fair play by accepting our coals, iron and
machinery, and, under the stimulus of a whole
some competition, should take to manufacturing
npnn a large scale, then these three millions will
not be enough. France will be competing with
ns in the foreign cotton markets, stimulating still
further the produee oriieorgia and South Carolina.
The jump -which the consumption of cotton in
England has jiust made, is bat a single leap, which
may be repeated indefinitely. There are a thou
sand millions of mandkind upon the globe, all of
whom can be most comfortably clad in cotton.
Every year hew Iribessnd new nations are added
to thecategory of cotton weartri. There is every
reason to believe that tho- supply of thi universal
necessity will for many years yet to come fail to
keep pace with the demand, and, in the Interest
of that large class of our countrymen to whom
cotton is bread, we.must continue to hope that,
the United Stales will bo' able to supply ns in
years to como with twice as much as we bought
of them in years pa;t .
" Let us raise another market," savs the Anti-
Biavery peopio. co say wc all;.
vt o know verv
well that the possibility of growinj cotton U not
.confined to tho New World.- The plains of lien-
gal grew cotton before Coluiubui wasibofu, and
ws, with our mechanical advantages,-can aVtuully
afford to take the Dc-neal cotton from the prnrnn
and send it back to- them in yarns and pieces
-caeapcrlban tury oan make it up. fco, ulao, thou
sands of square miles, in China are covered by
the cotton plant;, and some day we joay perhaps
repeat tue tame process mere. Amos, too, prom-
Iim nl Mntr.in fir I Jl nnal.u, m fi.it n A m Ana.n,H
in which the growth wst indigenous, and where
the ebiefs were snaxioua lo be taught huw to
i-uttivaier it for tn Kirrtiftm niirLp- Thrr i.
,X1
no lack of lands and climate where cotton could
be produced. It is said of cold that no sub
stone in Batata It more widely diffused and
mora omnipresent! but, onfortutistelv, it la dif
fused Midor conditions which make U seldom
possible to win it with a profit. So it is of cot
ton. ' The conditions under which it becomes
available for our markets arc not often present
lo the wild cotton which pur travelers discover ;
nor art they to be Trrmedistely supplied. ' Re
member th efforts whioh th French have rosdo
10 produce cotton in Algeria, th enormous prist
they offered, the prioes at which they bought
np all -to produce, th care with wbieb such
fabrics were pre pi red from ' the cottons at
Rouen and exhibited at th Paris. Exhibition,
and then note the tuUerabl result after so many
years of artificial protection. It will corns even
1'ially as th cotton wente of th world press
heavily, and more heavily it must com. W
shall have cot ten from Indis, from China and
from Africa; we would advocat every means
within reasonable limits to quicken t he-development.
We would not even ask whether to in
troduce eotton culture upon a large scale into
Africa w:mld br I secure lb, it African ootton
would not be raised by !av labor. 13 ut even
Lord Droughtm would not ask ns to believe
that there it SDproxima1e hope that i the free
cotton raised in Africa will, within tny reasona
ble time, driv out of culture the (lav crown
cotton of America., If this be so, of what us
can it be lo make irritating speeches iu the
House of Jiords against a state of things by
whioh we are content to profit f Lord Brougham
and Lord Ursy are not men of such illugival
minds as to be incapable of understanding that
it is the demand of the Knglish manufaotnrers
bioh stimulates th pradnce of Slav grown
American colto. They are neither of thenr,
we apprehend, so reckless or to wicked as to wish
to close our factories snd throw some two million!
of our manufacturing population out of bread.
by, then, these inconsequent snd these imtat'
ing denunciations? Let us create new fields of
proJuce if we can : but, roeanwliilo, it is neith
er just nor digniGcd to buy this raw material
from the Americans, and to revile them far pro.
dmf ig it. .
HEJIICH WDITEB1SB.
As the time is at hand to commence prepare-
tioua for summer house cleaning, we publixh .the
following, which is used on (he i'rcsioVnt's home
at Washington, and ia said to be excellent; L
.Take half a bushel of nice urslacked lime,
slack it with boiling water; covering it during the
prucesa lo keep in the steam. Strain the liquid
through a fine stive or strainer, and add to it a
peck of tall, previously well dissolved in watci ;
three Ihsi ground rice, boiled to a thin paatc,and
stirred in boiling hot ; half a pound of clean glue
whirh has been previously dissolved by soaking it
well and then hanging over a slow fire, ia a small
kettle besiJe a large one filled with water. Add
Bye gallons of hot water to the mixture, stir" it
well, and let it stand a few days covered from the '
dirt. It should be cut on Tic lit hot : for this
purpose it ran be kept ia a kettle' -oft a furnace, j
It is said that about a pint of this mixture will
cover a square yard upon the outside of a house,
if properly applied. Brushes muro or lest small,
may be used according to the neatness of the job
required., It answers it well as oil or paint oo
wood or stone, and ia chiaper. It retains its
brilliancy for many years. There it nothing of
the kind will compare with it, either for inside or
outnide wall. Coloring may be put in, and made
of any shade you like, ftpauiah brown stirred
iu will make red pink, moro or Iesr deep to the
quantity A delicate tingo of this is very pretty
for insido walls. Finely pulverized common clay,
wall mixed with Spanish brown makes a reddish
stone color. Yellow ochre stirred in makes yel
low wash, but ehrome goes further snd makes
color generally esteemed, prettier. In all' these
cases the darkness of the shades of course is de
termined by I he quantity of coloring uaed. It
it difficult to make rules, because tastes are dif
ferent j it would be best lo try experiments on a
shingle and let it dry. We have been told that
green must , not be mixed with lime. The
lime destnys (he color, and the color has an
effect on the whitewash, which make it crack
and pet I. When walls have been badly smoked
and you wish to hare them a clean white, it it
well to squeeze indigo plentifully through a bag
into water you use, before it is stirred in the mix
ture. If a larger quantity than five gallons be
wanted, the same proportions should be observed
Tub DeMrciiATic N'f.wsPAprK. The fol
lowing pleasitnt account or the Democracy -and
their newspapers is the work of one of tho nartv
the Washington correspondent of tho- ltaleigh
Qtanduru :
" The politicians at this point are now giving
themselves up, body and soul, to I lie work of fur
thering the iutere: of their respective friends,
who aspire to a nomination at Charleston. When
will the p.ph take the control of such matters
in their own hands, and not be the .unconscious
dupes and instruments of telf-sggrandizing poli
ticians? How Ion" will they permit an irres
ponsible clique of politicians to determine for
then who shall be their nominee? To one who
has aeccs to political circles hero, and who has
I his eves an eirs ooen it. aDncarsasthouL'li Wash
which should
bo announced tho democratic 1 residential norm
nee, and that tho Chariest Convention was but
a packed concern, hold submissive under certain
pains and penalties to ratify the nomination of
the man this self-constituted dictatorship of
tl- l- . "... .1 ...II . . m .
w sjiiungton cny snouia present to mem. j lit
prea u bonihl up- men' t pent and Ira bit bought
unit ftairl fur and uieJ teeming cititorinh art
mattered broad-cant north, fa, ninth and tceit,
declaring the popular voitc it for a certain man.
.".States which are- known to be bostilotothe
candidates of these! parties sre represented ss
hiving ' a strong under ciifrent' ftr him. The
Vice-Presidency is held up as a temptation men
in doubtful States spoken of in connection with
it and eulogized to the seventh heavens in the
hope that the sugar, coaled pill will be taken, and
these gentlemen use their influence in securing
the votes of their respective States. Flaming
editorials appear, for instance, in the Cincinnati
Enquirer ; to-morrow, and the next, snd succeed
ing days the same editorial, differently worded,
is exhibited, in a New Hampshire, New' York,:
Missouri and Georgia-paper, representing the ex
istence of an unexampled enthusiasm knd strength
of this particular candidate ; tbe unsuspecting
people bite at the' gilded, and tempting' bait,
thinking these editorials the honestly expressed
convictions of thoir respective editors, while
they are paid for in resdy money or rich promises
to be redeemed in the future. ' Trickerv. in
trigue and scheming seem to be the ordr of the
3ay.Tr'" -
Tnii DKMOCRATtf; Creed A comlcmporarv
justly observes that it cannot be thurged upon
the Democratic party that it !i " based upon a
single idea." It is trying to stand, just soar,
on tho basis of a dozen or two conflicting ideas!
The Democratic electionecrer who travels
around among his own party, this year, will have
a hard time of it lie will be expected to avow
a different set of principles at each place: ' In
Illinois he most swear that Popular Sovereignty
is the true .doctrine, and in Virginia that it is
rank herevy He uist mount th Paoiflo Rstroad
itforiu in Mueburi, but back i quart down off it in
Oeorei. In PhiladolDhia he must unfurl the
banner of '8peciflc Duties in. Eichmond of
AA Valorem Duties" and IB Charleston ( no
duties at all. He msy save the Union In New
lork, but bo mutt dissolve H again in Mississippi.
In Michigan be can donouuoe Filibusters, but in
Leuistana he must take them by the hand and bid
them God speed. His Democratic bearers msy
eheer him if he opposes the slsve trsde in Con
necticut, but they will perhaps tar and feather
him if ba does it in Georgia. As to the Fishing
Bounties hs has only to believe tbeui just and
proper io Maine, and an atrocious swindls in Ala
bama. He can then complete this parti colored
creed by whispering his dislike of a Ttrritotial
Slav Cod in lew England, and shouting his
admiration of it in South Carolina. If he can
contrive to support sll three different doctrines
at ne he will be a faithful exponent of the
principles of his party. Oo on point only
will he find agreement among the warring
members of th Democratic household, and that
ia that th eountr is sure to go to destruction
unless they, escb of them, got the offices. 1
TATROr NORTH CAROLINA,
AN80N COfNTT. '
Corav or Pleas asd QuaaTia Simioxs, 1
Jamuon Ttrm. 18C0. 1
Ohid TI. Sinclair, Executor of James Sinclair, dee'd,
vs. Jens Jaraoa a4 wire Jlary, Tboma Hullra
and win altrtha, Jen Beeohum nd wife Domlbr,
Mickleberry McBride end wiftFlorind, Mahla
Sinclair, Klisabeth Siaaiair, Lewellca Sinclair, and
Dongla Siocialr.
V Pttilion for Attttmt mni Stttlemrnt.
I
N TlttS CASE, IT APl'EARINO TO TH8 SATIS
FACTION af the Coart that tbt derrnduidanU,
eM Beech ua and wife Dorathy, and Mickleberry
Mcllriile and wire tlorioda, reside Beyond tbe nmite
of this State: It Is therefore ordered by the Coart,
that publication be mad ia tb North Carolina Argus
for eii eneceseiv weeke, notifying said defendant lo
be and appear at the next term of this Coart to be
held for th County of Anton, at th Court Hoan in
Wadcsborough, ou the second Monday In April next,
the and there to plead, answer ordemur to plaintiffs
petition, or judgment fire cohi- mo will be rendered, aad
the can heard a frit a to Iheta.
Witness: Patrick J. Coppedge, Clerk of onr aid
Conrt, at office in Wadetborongh th second Monday
la January, A. I). 1SUO, and in tb 8-ttb year of Ameri
can Independence.
7&-W) P. J.COrPEDOE, Clerk.
TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ANSON COUNTY.
Coctr or Plsas axii QuabtsiV Bsmioxs, )
January Tmm, 1800.
Miles W. Maek, Admioletralor of Neleoa llerriogtoa,
decoased, r. Jnha B. Harrington aad others.
rtdlion far Salt tf Lmi,
IX THIS CASE, IT APPEARING TO THE SATIS
FACTION of the Court thai the defendant', John
B. Harrington, Dudley P. Harrington, Harriet E.
Harrington, RoxyAno H-irrinntun, I'hilip Hairing tun,
Jane Harrington, Benjamin Harringloa and James II.
Harrington, all renide beyond tbe limit of this KUte:
It is Iheref.ire ordered by the Court, that publication
be made in the North Carolina Argus for six succeuive
week, notifjing Mid clrfrndanu to be and appear at
the next term of this Court to be held fur the County
of Anoon, at the Court Hour in Wadeborough,oa the
second Monday in April next, then and there topleed,
anewer or demur to- the plaiutiff'a petition, or Judg
ment rr tomfrno will be rendered, and thecal beard
ti parte a to them. -
Witnerar Patrick J. Coppedge, Clerk of , our said
Conrt, at office in Wtdenbotough the second Monday
in Jimunry, A. P ,8'i ,Di llie Mlb year of
Amerieaa lodcpendchee.
75-80 P. J. COPPEDGE, Clerk.
Painting and Paper Hangtog.i
rpilE 8CBrfCUIBEtt UESPECTFCLLY SOLICITS
y the pairoooge of llii piece arid inrrounding
neigiioornood in I'AI.MIMj and f.M'tK-ll ANOIMi,
proimung to gi re entire Mifucion. Tlmae winhing
Fine Fininh, Ornamental Graining, Marbling, beauti
ful Outeide FluUli, Ac, would do well to addreie or
cull t,n me. f.ll I. A. W1SK,
fit-6m ' ' - - ivj.ii.jo y
Take Notice,
rpiIE FIRM OF SMITH A LISDSEV, DRUGGISTS,
a. having diolrcJ, all persons indebted lo it are
hereby notified that tbey maul come forward and make
payment to either of Ibe partners of the late firm by
the tint of January, and save themselves from trouble.
We must hare money. Th books are t the Drug
Store". , M-tf SMITH k LtSDSrV.
Guano,
rpffE rSDER8I6SF.D IS AGE5T IX CHARLES
J ton for the sale of
Guano of Vlflfcrent Descriptions,
all of which is either imported direct or recited from
the Importer!, and warrsr.te! pure. All Orders Imin
Factors and I'lantera supplied at th market price and
shipped promptly.
PERUVIAN GL'ASO, direct from th Agents of tie
Pentrisn Government.
ELIDE (Jl'A.NO, imported direct from Elide Mand,
(Lower California;) a Cargo of 000 tone has just ar
rived. This GnanoeucUine 12 per cent, of Ammonia,
and eonsiderel by many who hate ueed it, as fully
equal to Peruvian.
AMERICAN Gl'AXO, from Jarvis Island, recclted
from the Importer in New York.
SOMBRERO Gt'AXO, direct from Sombrero Inland,
fW. I.;) contains by anlyia of Professor Bhi'ppiird
of Charleston Medical (' Urgi, 78 per cent, of Une
l'bopliats of Lime. A valuable article lor mixing
with Peruvian,
A. A. MKXICAXOL'ASO, imported Into Baltimore,
"CAIIRIBEAX GUANO, imported direct from Car
ribeau Sea, and contains il percent. Bone Phosphate
rLiine.
A bio, MANIPULATED GUaXO, eontnining one
half Peruvian and one-half Phosphate of Lime, from
itie-oeei ni&nuiftciureri.
SUPER-PIIOHI'lIATE OF LIME, from BaugVi
Manufactory, Pliiladelphia. Highly recommended.
FARMER'S PLASTER, From Croton Mills, New
York. In barrels, 300 lbs.
THOMAS J. KERR,
Kerr's Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
Jan. I, 1800-71
Vv To the Public, ,
T am Prepared to execute all kinds of
I work in my line, at the ehorteitt notice BRICK
LAYING, MAKING and BURNING BRICK: also
PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, and ALL
KINDS. Of I'UHNICK, VIKCLB. and CENTER
l'IKCKS, done in style. My work shall equal the bert
and latent done in thia country. I earnestly solicit
yon, that have sncb work to do, to give me a call. ,
will make my pricq to suit th .times. All orders
from the distance promptly attended to. Address:
KVANUKK It. CONRAD,
f . Wadeeboro', N. C.
' The following gentlemen, for whom I have workej.
kindly permit m to as their names as reference!:
John8iacy, Dr. E. F. Ashe,
Dr. B. U. Horton, Dr. W. C. Ramsey,
Dr. R. H. Tillman, J. R. Hargrave, Esq. V
W. P. Kendall. 7H-
T n. 1IORTOK. RKmpENT DEXTIST,
a i PAontiitunu, win oper
ate on TEETH at the following low rates
fur persons who call at my cilice to have
their work done and psv cash: GOLD PLUGS, f I 60
each: TEETH. on PIVOT, 4: TEETH MOUNTED
GOLD PLATE, $8 each, np to six teeth; all above
CTmt; fl) each, A rt-trlr-rHrF-OSHSfjef
MOSPIIERICmESSURE, $73. ..-
All the ahnvo operit)ees warranted for Bve years, and
when I put Iu a full set on Suction tbey can havftejlx
months to try them In. I can refer those who may
with It to some of th mot respectable citizens for
whom 1 plugged teeth upwanlaof nineteen years ago,
which are atill in and doing well; also, teeth on pivot
and gold pint, some upper sets on taction which have
been worn several years and ar still tuning wall; bat
as I warrant all of my operationa, and We the advan
tage of about twenty year practice. I hav no doabt
but I can giv satisfaction to all .who patron in aad
give as atfair trial, which la all t ask.
W. R When 1 hav to credit or go from boat to
operate, my old charge will be made, and I hold my
self in readiaeea at all time to attond to mnm tl. u
-b-f aiuingenr--Xr'"'""' 60 8m
Millinery and Dress Goods
III A. HORN has rrtaraed Dross Ckaruav
i s tow ner sa aeieeua. wiib wnmm ir,
t)CKOr 6CODS eonrUtlng I part of BO.NNKTH,
HATS. CAPS. FKATHKA8, F LOWERS and BIB-
HONM oc all klmlu SILK KOflEU and other FANCY
8ILK8: R'inK8 M AQU1LLA, EMBROIDKHRD
ROBKft, DOUHLB SKIRTS, FRKNCH DBLAINK8,
CLOAKS Dili SHAWLS, GIN0HAM8, FANCY
PRINTS, ., o. HOOP BKIRTS, 81LK HOUR,
COLLARS and UKDKRNLRKVK8; VBIL8, HKR
TIIA'8, BRAD8and BKACKLST8 ; BBLTS, OLOVKfl
snd GAUNTLETS, At., At al.o PKRFUMRRIK8
and FANCY ROAPS, aad many other arHolea fo La
. All of which will be sold for cash or ea time lo
DBnctual roitonert. The pabli are retnectruliy la-
vited to emit and eiaraln her stock.
110.NNET8 HAUK and TRIMMKD hi a tuptnor
manner in a tboH time. DKKSHES CUT ia tht latest
faabioii apoa an improved plaa by measurement.
oo-tr . nunn.
1859. 18G0.
FALL AND WINTER.
I AM NOW RECEVINO MY STOCK OF FALL
AND WINTER U0OD8, eonalnling of tb asnal
varietle of BILKS, POl'LINS, T II DIET CLOTHS,
BOMBAZINES, UK LA INKS, OINGHAMS AND
CALICOKS; CLOAKS AND SHAWLS; READY
CLOTHINO: HATS. CAPS. BOOTS AND SIlOKS
&c, Ac, which are nil of th latoat styles and
beet quality. My stock mbrees alee the annul vt
rietieaof PLANTATION GOODS, HARDWARE, As.
All th ahov goods will he sold o as advanfageoos
terms as they can be purchased emewner. wan ana
ee. ,. JOHN 8TACT,
' At th Brick Store.
UST Tho Indebted to me fur Bote and accounts
for and 1857, arereiaestrd to call and settle aooa
as iMMibl. I muil hav my old debts. I hav waited
as long as I can. 1 shall eipect all my eld debts to
be settled this fall. " ton trt B
NEW GOODS LARGE STOCK.
XI!
4
HE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW RECEIVING HIS
I'tl.l. AX It WINTi-R sTOtK OF
OOI, consiiting of as great a variety a is to b
found in any Country Store. The articles enumerated
below form a part of my Stock, with many others too
tediona to mention. Tbey will be aold to punctual
dealera on aa exid terms as ran be found elewhr.
Ladies' Drcsa Goods, consisting of a great variety of
My lea.
Fancy Silk Dresses Black Silk do.
Black Su.tcmern. (Ira d Rhine.
Silk Ponlina. Plaid Pontine. French Merino.
Robea de Laine. Wonted Goods a great varit
Ginghams and PrinU. Whit Goods.
Bleached and Brown Domretlra.
Kereeya, 4MbrgTand Blanket,
Gentlemca't Furuibin Goods a general assort
ment,
' Hradv-aaadeClolhin. a aenernl aaaortmeDt.
Hats' Caps' and Shoee, of every stylaand naallljr
Hanlware andLnliery, ,u iron sou owei.
Groceries good nlork and quality. ,j
Itaglling, Rope and Twine.
Chins, and Queen's and Glass War.
JJrugt and Dy Stuff, a great vnrlety.
" ' . JOll.NP. KEXDALtr
Cedar Hill, Anson, N. C, Sept., lWMI-ht tf
IIOKTOiVS
ni.OTOGRAl'IIIC UULERY,
' Is openvevery. dny from 8 o'clock a. m. to 6 p. at.
AMnilOTYPK.", 'N,h
MEI AIXOTYPES, CRVSTAWlTYPES, SPHERE0
TYPES, OR ANY OTIfr:il KIND OF TYPi:8,
Taken ia th very f rtt and best alrl of tb Art
Connoisseur and all competent judges pronounce
them auerior to any pictures taken iu this part of
the country. .
So vea ho here bMBiy t ttnaros tk-mM lake II,
And jrva k bare ihni tbuutd f lei Slia 0e4e II
N. B INSTRUCTIONS given, and APPARATUS
and MATERIALS furnithed to any person wishing to
eognge in tb Uome on rcanonabl terms,
Wadeeboro' N. C.-50-flm B. B. HORTON.
TheS oT (c " Old
"WCsTrTAIIO noi.D.'
1)F.INO DESIROUS OF- REMOViSG WEST, 1
offer for sale my Ltl.VltS, lying oa th Cbsr
loite road, fmir milea west of VYsdeiiboro'. Th tract
contains .Vine HunHi'nl .rrra, upon which
Uirr is one or the best TANNERIES in th Stat. I
will sell seven hundred and (Illy scree, with my resi
dence, and one hundred and fifty aares With tb Tan
Yard, or all together.
I will sell alfo Three Hundred t-lrrr, lying
on Dig Brown Creek, nearly all of wlih h is the best
tow giouii.l-, adjoining th binds of L, L. Polk, T, J.
Polk, and others.
Any perms wlihing to aettl permanently la tht
''Old' North State," would do well to emnlne Biy
)and, as I feel assured that I can suit them la land
and terms. J. C. CARAWAY.
WndeslM.ro', June 1, 1RV.) -38-lf -
i:. s. zi:vi;ly,
CUMBER LA SD, MAR YLAXD.'
STAMPS, STAMpS, STAMPS.
-SEALS, SEALS, SEALS, SEALS. .
. STENCILS; STENCILS, STENCILS.
'.WOOD-CUTS, WlMiD-CUTS, WOOD-CLTS.
EXORAVINC.S, ENGRAVINGS, ENGRAVINGS.
PRESSES, ritEnSKS, PRESSES. .
1'kintim; patssti Con iau Panssts. Pnoor Passsts,
STAMPS fur marking bonks. . 8
Stamps fur marking slothra. T
Stumps for business cards. A
Stamps for envelops. " . M "
Stamps for fo simile signatures. P
Stamps for post offices. fl
Stamps for merchants.
Stamps for lawyers. S
Stamps for mechanic.- ' T
Stamps for rsilioads. ' , A
Stamps fur farmers. M
Stfimps for banks. P
- Stamps fnr ererrbollh '-(J--
AV Alt sorts of stamp for all sorts of stamping.
Ivy In this business sinco-lnoO, sr for nln yean
sink rr.ASi. si. r vsass. siss vtass,
SEALSTor' private initials. 8
Seals fnr notaries public. . E
Seals for commissioners. - A
Real for societies. . .' 1
; Seals for corporations. 8
Seals of all serta for all aorts of poapte. .
STENCILS for marking books, paper, clothing,
boies, barrels, bales, psrknges, Ac
W(K)D-CUTS, or wood engrav!t.ga, for all sorts of
things and all sorts of unea.
CHEAP FOR CASIIfCHTJAP FOR CASH.
SENT BY MAIL, SENT BY MAIL,
TO ANY PART OF THE WORLD,
. TO AMY PART OF THE WORLD.
TRIXTINO PRESSES, - '
PROOF PRESSES, ;
SEAL PRESSES,
COPYING PRESSES,
-. 8TAMP1.N0 PRESSES,
rrenes for printer, presses for msrebsnts, presses
for book-sellers, prsree. for (very bodv with and
without self-inkers sltacbed,
: ah iron, neat, stauncn, durani, emclent, and In
all respects satisfactory for frt.ni $5 to l-'iO. and acnt to
any part of th torraqueoiia world hyxpresa.' .
-AddresTE. . fcVKLV, ,
Cumberland, Maryland.
VK. Fnr further particulars see th "Bulletin''
published hv g. S. F.evely, at CumberlnndMaryland.
EW BOOK STORE I. CIIEBAW, S. C,
1ARLY orPOBITKMALL&y'a STi
4. . -lARHIIAf.t, ' ..
nas tvn ascaivto a aasoa assoarMtxr of
IIJCELLl.UniS ASD SCHOOL BflOII,
1 - 11LAXK BOOKS,
asd
STATIONERY OF ALL KIXDfl.
. A LA ROC ASSORTMENT OF FANCT COOM.
, OR .NOTIONS,
- Te which he invites th atteatloa tf ladies aM
M .""'-. ' . Ocadcasce. ' tf -
CHAS. E. S1IITII,
Pit 1D I!ECiCLES,
v ;- - ' 1 '
Paints, Oils, Dy-Stufls,
Perfimer ud Fiaey Article! if Etcry
Dcscripuca 11 fcisuni.
kiw and nitsa DJUQS,
A Urg let Juat rstsUta, M ttmXf ul rhysl-
tlant' Vm, vakh tea be rtUsd apea M rtiag ia
ataiaaa ku. ' ' -
PIBJUIURT
Of Iks sieet enorce tail natuiti mInIImi, T
this a a aoa aad ixrsssivs SMortaaeat kt weald Mere
tapNlally sail the stuaUoa af tkt Udlet and f the
Yeung Men In ear eoairaaaltjr f eearti 0)4 Back.
lort not tseepUd. n i
- ISM POUADES,
For Irapartlug a deh, rlosay tad kealthy aaadltloa
to the flair freak tha seal Maufattartri la llilt
toaatry.
' TOILET alRTXCLES,
Of Frsack and KaglUk aaaaafatUr, mil ef tvtry
description ulthl tot tb meal falldlaa In diet
new hastkersbeea la Ihlsplaeesutkalargtan be
tlfal asiertwMl ef rht abov-aaiAarllM wklth kt
new offers le tht publlt ea tka ssott llbtrai testae,
BUEQIOAL mST&USXlVTS, to.
Ampatattntv fattraaitnts aad Dtatal Ftrtept af
svery Variety. Alt MW style ElNtro-MafStUt M.
tklats.
X. 7?. ViiWrtai in M iMrroami'sti rows
fry tan obtain COXPLKTI Ol'TFITa tsiMnNf (
timt and EXTRA rje of tending A'urtk, nnd
can rely uptm nil th CniMiCAL Prkparationn
at Ming (As oraf Mul ton m OMUisea n irir
..i.A vara vaftM AbULTMATintt. Th r.ili-
ua nt A.aoa aao fAe rA.'niM9 Comtiet art
tent 0 Anton t fe WW YnArm
reiueetfnllii nvdtdftll anrxomn them'
telt,whtn tket wtt and th Witfor ttr
attentive, ready and trilling to tho hit attorh
menl to all teho irtWiuw Aim afiM a raff,
trt-tf
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS,
Jk SiMMi 4M.iMft..f. AbVeealirt. A'rt see.
Ma MI ee Anieefa, prx-ltlDf lUMj't,
fHieaSiey. IMU, CaeSeea) ifeftae, tte.
rltlkit rrwt if mttmm ,
tn view af th fart that trerv memlwt of
tk kaman family la more or ! anliltVd t
torn of th abov miplalnt, hetides lm
Baawrabl other aondHiiint in life, which,
by th essisunc of a little knowlriltr nr
serais ef tntnm am, Ihey may be aids
so te regutal their habit of dint, snd witii
the aaaiilanet of a goal toots, (" per
Biaaent bealth la order lo seeomplish this
desired obieat, th true tour In puraa Is.
terulnly, thai which will pM-lues a natural
ataU of Uiinga si th least hasard af vlul
tlrwigth snd life I fur litis end Dr, UoalvUit
has Introduced to thle eoiiiil7 a prepsr.
Won railed HOSTtTTKRS STOMACIt
PiTTKRS, which at this day it ant a tiw
medicine, bat On that ka Wn tried fuf
years, giving sallsfaeliun to all who hav
ased It Th Bit let opereie powerfully umn
the alomaeb, bowels and liver, resturinf
thetn lo a healthy and vigorous aetlc.n, ami
tkua by Ih timid praree of strengMienlng
nature, snahl th syMem te triumph ever
disease. Dlarrhroa, dvaenlery of flatst. to
generally tontrsctrd by Itew Settlers, and
eauaed principally by the ehatig of water
snd diet, will be speedily rrgulsted by a
brief us of this renrtlu. Dysptpela,
a diseas which Is pnloalily nines prevalent
when taken In all lis various forms, than
any other i Ui cause of whleli may slwsyt
be suributrd te deraiigenivnta of ilia dig,
live organs, est he cured without fail by
aeing UOHTETTCtiH MTOMACII HIT.
TEIIS a per dlreellona on Hi Imttlt, For
thia disraet every physician will return,
mead Bitters of nmn kind, then why not
as sn srtiels known lo lw liifallilil t
Kverv country hav their Hitlers as a pre
ventive of disease, and strengthening of "
th system in general, ami aiming them sll
there i nut lo he found a tin healthy
people than th German, from wlinm this
preparation emanated, baaed limn aeienllflt
raperiinrnta whiali lia siltriiJ.il lo silvantt
Uie destiny of this gruat pri'iiaralluu In tht
Medical seals of tuiitice.
rivia axs aoui.
This trying sos arevnlilst dleeMe, hn flias Ns
itieallesi tmp ea tht bedf ef um, redurlni alia w
Baei cIumId la a shorl epaee ef Mme, an retxleelng
hUa ahyslesllr setisntaft serleK, eas I tefSMsd
sad form (Ma Ih Mr hy the ef IIOSTRTTRH'I
MNOWMKD SITTSKS, I artlier, say ef Iht lv
UsSsd Sims we esa aol as eeatiwWeit asa sstisse Is
say sidlaary seuHUans prsdariiit Uieai, If the tlliusi
siwaesS as per ak-irtton. AM at neittiee ereaMt
aar ef ends die nalsl, aial rsnderlnft anates
sry aay shsiujs ef CM er laierrsiaies le aiaal
sans, bat sreawus urn site as healths tirewiea,
Ike sewpUliH Is Urns reamed etMlll; Is ssa
Meat Mk Dm sreilaeUea f a UHk tad tcraav
seal teat.
V Tor Pirioni ia tdfaaeid jran
- - . Wa sit snf erlni (rem sn snfesMet ewelilelkis sad
letra tmt, Iheas Slllan ai liivaluaaie ss a resuiea
lies ef sinosth and vigor, and leeds eal le t trtetl
Is as appnelsuw. And le bwIIhv sails ssnses,,
Ikess allien set MnpenejMe, serlally tilers Uw
awuSer'i aeaekhiaent Is IhhmmiusI I Ike (Masai!
, f Ox child, eenusullr ber streiirth aisel ylsla, '
snd here H I vhers teat loala, sank as llmletler
tlemstt tllleei Is aeeilej Imparl Usapertry SUvtsilh
. aaS visor le th trea. Udut iIkniW b sll aweinT
try this nweilr for sll east) ef Milts, ami brfurt tt
i 'Setnt, uh your plirtlelan, k, If he li tnialiiCH
Mi the virtual cf uM tiuers, till reteaiaiend Unlf
, . ase In sll easM sf veakaeHi
C11TI0.1.W csuilnn ih pnbllt against
using my of tli many, inillatlinis or eoun.
lerfi'Tts, but ask fur UmrarTaa's Cu rssTkp .
. hTfimcM Dittws, and set Hint each boui
bat th words - )r. i, llnsleltr's Hlittnaeh
llittm" blows nn th tide af Ih Uitlie, and
(lamped ea th nielallls rap funilng th
cork, and obscrv thai our subf rapl) sigiitv
tur it on th IsrHil,
, IT Prrplrrd sad Vsld k; IIOtTEHFI It
IMITH, FliliVtrgh, P., asd ttld ky alt .
5 DrsggUlt, gftttrt, tsd dstwrt grlfrtllf
- ttmtgiMl Ik I'ftilrtT KUlot, Cutis, htslb
AaMfita tad Crnssa;.
. ICO Vlt V MI AO,
AKW OMLKAftM, 1,4
Wttwietaie Afsala. ,
FOR I AW! t WADEBBORf)' BT
w6-ijr r. n. aniTif.
J(IN-llrEtVANS-rtO--
f utnuor lo Elvmtu jr Thompnmtf, .
Dralert li Cticb, Ciblart tad Omenl flartlHarr.
kr Irii ud llftl, .
wAmnxoiON, v. a,
OFFER TO'fOtNTIir BTOMKM A COM.
pltt and well-teleeted sssortmenl af floods la
Uitir line at Lew Prises for Cash or approved Bolts at
tbortfetet. .
. Jloylng thMr goods prlatlpatly for task tad from
tmt head, tbey are prepared te tell t suwlal
tow rates, aad tollell lb patroaagt af the frlesds tf
us 1st rirai, aae in wnnne oaweraiiy,
JOHN R. FLVAKS CO..
ih M llaavl, ft. 109 rae;.tal Ansitt .
Holland; mnuns
. U OIUMATU 0UAK MttwM M
H88S er tee Kinmt.
-UVIN COMPLAINT,
WKAKNKSS OF ANY EIXIA
FEVER AND ACU3
Aad tkt wrteas alVettew ttteita apa alter
atrta
TO.flACII OR LITER
Rock as rtdlstttloa. Atldlty tf Hit Btomaek, Collckr
Pallia, lltaribura, leas ef apptHr kwepondencj,
CMtlvtasa. Blind sad Uleedlng Plltt. la aM atrvoas,
nK.um.lla. aad Ntartlttlt Atettlnas, It has Pa tamer-
sua iMtttat prav4 hlUly hiMstlei, tad ks ether ,
tlttttd a itUId tare.
This It ft partly vegetatlt tamptwatT, artpaten an
ttrltlly teltiitiAt itrliwlpltt, after th manner ef th
etltbralta HullaaU Pruftaaot, Bwrkav. Iltoaart ol
Iu gral tatttsi la ! tf Hit Kareptaa Italea, It
latraduttlea Isle tka PalWd Slate wa lauadtd aierw
tspttUUlv tut tke af ear Mktrlaaq eeatltrta kre
sad Iher tvtr la fat af MiU ailghtjr toaairy. Nt
Ing With treat tatotat tmoag theat, I new ftr l t
til Aatarlua Buhlla. knowlus that IU truly wider-
fal aifdlclnal virtu watt be ttkatw Wged.
li 1. natleularlt woetaatadtd tolktt !
ttatllmtloM wy kev beta taiptlrtd by wtitj tonlln.
yous us tr anient tptrirt, tr tiner inrasa oi m.r
Moa, Otatrally lltt la tfett, U lads V
dleeelle In tha seat tf 111. Ihrllllai tad quick-
tnlng tvtry ntrve, raising ap th drooping spirit, and,
la Net, Infusing ntw ktaltli tad vgnr ia tk system.
NOTICK. Whoever spt I lad this a beverage1
will he dli.nrvolnted i but t tht Sick. Wtak tad low
spirited, ll will provt a paltful aromatlt tordlal, pta
ttsttii of ilngnUr rtmtdlal propcrtlt.
r it i on. , . j.
Tht trtal atpalarliy of tklt delightful Aroast hat
Induced many Imitations, which tht public should
guard galnl purchasing. lit not ptieaaded I bay
anything th anlll toahavtglvta korhavt'i HolUtiiT
lilirers a fair trial. Oat kniMt will convince yta ktw
Inniilltly tnptflnr It It to ill thtst Imitations.
11 Bold II Il.ou ptr Dome, nr in mum w
tt.W, hy Mis Bolt IrrnavUtsra, 11KNJ A M1KK PA
c- MaMiaeUrTaf PhMmaetutUu sad the
, ' pulu. ..... ..j v. .dosbore hv
art, Ufc.JAMiSB r-Awr.,
m., " r, g, f MITIt.
THE CIBV QLESTIOX TET IXSETTLED,
urn
UXCLE SAM INSOLVENT.
7)l'T TDK QUESTION IN WHICn TH CITN
1 1 isrs nf Anson and tht adjalnlng country skeald
be mort dlrnrlly eoneerned, tnd apt wblrk rtt ft
toasl'ltrshls Item af dumtsllt teoatwy, It whtre they
I can obtain Hit best .
IJQOTS AND SHOES,
'nc8, Saddle, Vridksy
Ilai
AND LKATIIEU,
r TUB LOWEST MICK.
Tu rfvcld properly aad tttlsfattnrll tklt aattlion
they mii.t EN AMINE tnd COMPARE.
II v tailing tl II lab Mount Ttnntry, four milt wttt
of VYadtaborn', they will and a larg stock ef LEA
THER of sll klnilei iioiit", siiwfcn, llAi--etjt
. KKHS snd SADDLES, asallv and tah-l-ll
I llvfV lUtillallv put up, wah will aad shall VVa.
Ti"utSOl.f All WH AI TMKV CAN BI AF
FORDED IN Til K STATU, oa otvaa is ascnaiHia
rut cnnKTtv tsuntos, sea waits tittta rtica
wibh at atiowtn.
Call tnd tianilnt, t I tsa deltrtalned Is tell.
mKhTAJHtSa dua with nraia aad dls-
patub, a. C. CARAWAY.
50,000 lbs. Raw Hides Wanted,
Fur ahlck I will
lbs klghtsl
Market prioes,
March 10, IB60
J. C, V,
E. Hutchinson,
c iui:t iiKi:it
1M
niiLic
I , thai bs ennllnues le manufacture alL
i tides In hit lint of business, lurnl-l
turt of tvtry dvierlpllon wisd tu'
Vfenrilor, In tdillllan In tbt abavt kt manulaetnrta .
milN tnd H IKE SAFES, tnd It prepared lo de all
lklii.li of INSIllK. CAIU'ENTEH WllRK-rurk as
llllnds, Hours, ttssh, Blitlvlni, er any other work
pertaining la Ih Interior of t dwelling kovat.
Mrl'OFPINtl mad lo enter, ll lilt shortest no
lira, Hi wUlies ll to bt understood that kt tan tad
Will fut'iil.li Cuflliis of pint, poplar, walnut nr mahog
any at from Iws lo four kuurs' antics, depending upon
Hit rjiiallly tin lineal nuttltetdlngoNf onra audi
trt lilt faullllitt fnr manufacturing Ihera, Tbt favt
la, lie tan make plain Plna Cnfllnt inuoli cheaper tnd .
ftulektr, tnd batter, than tny oarueulir. it being a
Ui'glllnialt brantk of bis hasiiiata.'' !UJ,f
lioWAHI) ASSOCIATION,
I'llll.ADr.l.l'IIIA.
r ,l Jliinevulf.nt httitulmn, KttubUthed bjt Sjmiat'
Jimtowmmu or m km qito oNtf
Ditti ttKil, AfflitttA with Virulent and
fyiultmie Ut'tcatei.
fllllK IIOWAUD AHSOHATION, IN VIEW OF"
I ih awful dtstrucilon of human lift caaetd by
Sesual dlstsatt, snd Hit deception prsctlcrd upon,
tli uhfurtuiitls victims of tucli tllsi'sses by Iduackl, '
ttvtrsl years tgn directed llielr Coiiaulllng Strgees,.
CM AUITAllt.K ACT worthy of thtlr nnuit, to
open a Dlapenaery for Iht treatment nf this clast of
diseases, In all thslr formt, and to give MEDICAL.
ADVICE (IIIAI'la tu all wbt apply by letter, with a
dosevlntioa nf their taudlllon, (age, oocupallnn, habits
of life, Ac.,) and in cast nf etlrenit poverty, to
Fill NIK II MEDICINES FIIKE OF CHAllUK. It I .
nrcillix la add that III Asanoltllon enniniindi Iho
hlghsal M Howl skill or Hit age, and will lurultk Ih
iist apprnvtd modern irtalmnlr '
Tht Dlrtetor of Hit Association, In taTsAV Annual
lli'imi't unnn the tronlinint of Httual lllaeasts, ts-
Iiress Hit highest satisfaction with Ih success which
ita attended Hit labors of their Surgeons In Iht euro
of Speriiinlori'hiia, Seminal Weakness, Oonnrrhcrt,
llliict, Syphilis, Iht vlut of imsnlara or Self-Abuar.-
lllseaaos of lbs Kidneys and Bladder, Am, tnd ordvi'
a rnnlliniiiiico uf the tarns plan for the ensuing vaar.
Tht Dli'ccloi's, on a rovlew of tht tmit. fed sasiiredi :
ilini ll.nie .IhIhivh In thle anliore-Hnf li.imv.ilenl eff,n.l :
nave uttii or great utiieui it mt smioteii,. especially
balks young, and Ihey hsvt resolved to devote thm
I aelvea, with renewed teal, te llilt very iinporlant and)
mneu upaiiiani cause,
An ailuiTistiTr Hcporl on Snerwalorrhma, nr Sem
inal Wnakness, Ih vico of Onntilam, Msslurhallon, or
Self. Aliioe, and ether dlaeaaet nf Hit Sraual organs,
by Hit Consulting Snruenn. will h sent by mall fin a
Lln!ld fBVsl.ipeh4':RJJXlf JAnnBLen reeelpl ef
iho aiAMl'B r.r pnaiagt. ' inner neptrta ana
Tracts en tbt nalurt sad treatmtnl nf Sesiial diseases,
diet, Ai,, ar ciiatsiilly heng published for grain!.
Inns distribution, and will bs sent lo tht sAlieltd.
Bum nf Ih new r mediae sad methods of trcahnrat
distovtred daring tht Inal year are ef great value,
Addreea, rue iteport nr Irralmtnl, VII, J, SKILLIN
HorUIITON, acting Snrgaen, Hnw.rd Aiaaelalloa,
No, I South Nlnlh Hirer I, Palladelphla, Pa,
ny ornev nr vna nireeiors, i
EF.RA V HKAHTW ELL. Preeldent.
fits, FitPHil.n, Rerlry, IS-ly
Jon WORK.
OF ALL KINDS, AND IN COMM. NEATLV,
ehciply tad tsprdlllotvly dent at Hit Argut
Ut. - ' - .