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NORTH CAROLINA ARGUS. "r r ' Tram th Green.boro' Patriot. THE CAPTIVE CHIEFS. 'During the last six or mtm years, we have car ....n k. ihiM of argument and aoandnes of poet. lieu, at WMt a dosea of vwiia cum, and thousand --.f ihtir rank and ul." 3aaoam, mi rea., -,A dirg r eaniw', one honored and bras, la chain ball bound, to tht vletor And must 1 record itt Th. iadd.ainf trwtut ' With tb. victor, now Joiaed, 'gmiut Iht frititdi of ku Tha olarioa voice, that once nwg a elear, yeaM. U bathed into lilence-o rU.Jnm Ike r" 1 a .11 ...nh r r,m(oH: m thrown without thanks, Ta these Kahohai caitiveb, te keep th.ia la ranks. For ofllo they clamor for ofnee they thirst, " Utiles toon rewarded, tbnir tetter will burst; 8a Dill bwarel Don't ttmttt them again;. Just give them a mill, be eure they'll remain. . ALAaco. IfkmiOi, S. C, Hirek 10, 1800. ' , IUmaBKABLH PllENOMKNO.t AT SaA. Cpt. Robert A. a Plttman, of the, ship Jame Guilt- lie, give tha tollowing interesting tbo particu lar -of an itnmenso water spout which he nw on hi outward pfsao.e. His journal say : Sept. 1, 1859, lat. 40,3, long. 59 31 W. at o . I. . fr.Mn lh anuthcast. n iu twa. iuvuk ' which pat n under doable' reeled topsails, -with the nerearial ooluran at 30 1 ; at 5 p. p. it raff . lwa to 29 5; the wind increasing, clow reefed,' and furled all light Mils ana course. uon in tt ennthwesta dark. enmbrous looVinj cloud, which approached the ship with awaxing rapidity, while the wind continued ta increase, veering to the opposite quarter. When the cloud was within about three mile of the ahip the wind suddenly full to t dead calm, and the phenome non presented a teriffio appearance Tho cloud now assumed the form of an inverted cone, and gradually descended toward the sea, which nlso. formed itself into a lofty peak, until the two point met, fomplting t water spout of gigantio dimension. Aroomd this mountain of water a whirlwind immediately eoinmenced, tearing and eattering the sea in every direction, dotaohing and carrying ia it coarse large uiasscsof clouds. The apreirance was like a vast horizontal wheel, turning around this mountain of water, , with the spout for its centre, with an amnzing velocity; and as the sky near the horiznn was perfectly clear, the revolutions of this woderful wind and water wheel-weri distinctly juibleJ matin; it revolution complete in 20 seconds. I 1 U - UMUl..U.1LjviMiiiuiiljhlL JiijTJL. truly astonishing. J hi continued lor aooui twenty minutes, during which time the connec tion of the clouds with the sea was several times broken off, without reducing the altitude of the , sea mountain, but immediately became reunited, ' I C II 1 A ..... I t-J il, - cr.lo-ll Hmtlllim uuiii uuaujr 11 luiium-mu w.im .., 0 the ship and passing over her, ending in torrents of rain. Very soon the sky became beautifully 'dear, the wind set in fresh from Uie southwest, . and all nature, as well as myself, seemed rejoiced 'at the destruction of so formidable a machine; the sun peeped out from behind the broken clouds, sending his streaming rays throngh the " heaven and tinging the fleecy claudj with colors farseeedinc anything that myyeve uver behcld. I could not help exciaiining wi:h the Psalmist, " How wooderful are thy works, Lord God Al mighty !" Accorling to ruy judgnicnt, the di- a mile.-lf so, lb fjroe of the wind in that cir cle mast have been. 200 miles an hour suffi cient to have destroyed the ship in a few mo ments. Ig-Tlia Japanese embasny to this country, which was to have left Jed Jo on the 22 J of Feb ' nary fur Washington, consists of seventy persons. They were expected to arrive in San Francisco in the United States steamer Powhatan, about the 1st of March. "Orders have been received at the Nary Yard, Mar Inland, to have the dry dock there in readings in which to repair the Powhatan, before completing her voyage to Pan ama, with her distinguished passengers tn route to Washington. nU It is considered sure that the Ilonse Com mittee on Territories will report in favor of or ganizing the Territories of Dacotah, Nevada and Pike' Peak. The latter Territory ha been called " Jefferson ;" but thi designation is not o much favored as " Tohosa," an Indian name, which means " Dwellers ou the mountain peaks." ' wi ii.i' i- - t-.: : :r .l that oil we!! have been discovered in Wood and Wirt counties, in that StaU, equalling in value, if pot urpas8ing, those alleged to have beeu found ia Western Pennsylvania. ' Th' CtAT Statci. Inleonjnct on with other mem bera of 'the Directory, and a few othr persons, we had tha pleaapre of a peep at the Clay Statu, .rening before but, and w. eaa assure our reader, upon the testimony of those most competent to juJge, that it b a . splendid work of art. As has been already announced, the innguration -a .L - .:il t.LnLM a- tk 19.thr.f Anril. the ' aanirersarv of th. birth of Henry Clsy. The oration a the oeession will be delivered by Benjamin John son B.rbour, on. of Virginia', noblest sons and most eloquent orators. To hear th. addres. of ocli a man ou such a high and inniring occasion, wore worth traveling hunlred of niles. And we hope, therefore, thst the intrepid Hsrry Clsy Whig . guard of Virginia will come to Richmond by thousand, on tb. 12lh of April, to honor th memory of their glo rious leader, and pay a fitting tribute to genius, elo- Tha lailies, especially, ahould be her in ranfrolfi- . cent members, from all part of th. lommonweaitu. for, but their noble prompting. andTel.ouex?rti6M," w. ahould bare no .tatu. of the , immortal .tntesman and patriot te inaugurate. It u their, by a tliousanu ' precious and imperishable title., and let them all come hither to lend ehann, dijnlty, apd. .ia?pirtion Mt tlic. etorious occasion. L b JJ 1. !.;. .!.. it,.,, will 1 tr ' numbers of Tinitor frum other Suteiawnd among t'jem many of the m-wt distinguished mtn ia the land. Vit bare Tery eonSlcncs tbt tb. ocejiaion wi!l be ene worth v of the aam. andauie of ilrnry Clsy, 1 worthy of Virginia, worthy of th. ladies, ami wurtliy of all true and unfaltering Whiga. liickiHond Whig. "Pink," the New York correspondent of tie Cbartestoa Couna.-, iy: "Oo. of our rich and rever adclergymes is catching fits. Ir. George Potts is pas ' t ot a ry pretty l'rti) tirian Church in I'aireishy jiee only a block from th. Fifth Avenue, and right ia tb heart of the m -t relect no! .ri. tocratic portion of the city. The coi.grrgation that worahips there is Lirhly rpeetk.lil, and immuuBtly wealthy. The Jlrowii Bretbera, the Howlanl. and Aipinwalls, " the Hoormsns and other big lrugs,-all attend there, and it nJor th. BiinistraUoBii of lir. Potts. Mr. Kaymond, ditor of th Time., pillar in thi. Church." Kr. PvtU.it appears, like mot all our city clergy men, ones in a while take ocoioo to denounc. the aia of slavery and teeriaief slavehoMingand .Uve acaUering. ila did t-t last ThaJ.k5givin(iay,Jna. very jaffensiv. maunr. H. wa. j,articulsriy setrre bpoa tha breaking up of negro families. The Miss issippi paper. Warning tha fact, hav shtfwn that i)r- Py, baviiig elaim against Sua in that State, laartgagtd and obtained uupleutatioaend DlU-rixn- groes, and had then toJul Lpon me moury uiui ro- eeivM a. naa nn '"a '"S" .--"-fioath. Ir. PotU is an Engiibman ty birth, highly nsittroemtie in bis msnneri; and with a hngeopinion uf him.elf. Ha had a taeol jgieal eontrovery with the ' , . t:..u. u.'-inwMtrtit. sous vears co. but I am limseir. ni nsu mhv. i -.jrt - -r i KisaoB) Watawrigbt, soia. years -ego, but I am WW afiw amid a went mas so lpn wiwrs w - with th Kuieeopal Bishop. HW congregation are cettint; exweUed at the expose. There r plenty JLrihk him, thongb, who Would do th vsry aaue tuias; if ahey had the cbsiic." t Tn Prsiatas eCc. Tb Se Tork Courier Uams frata a aatisfaetory source ia Paris, that the rrsaea Onvsrswient wer advised that Upain haa ImatA tisciJ CaU U Uis tailed gtate. tlrery JWW, nrrsnged eseert th frWe, about, ah ch ler t" ''tU dif jrtoc (if oflou-n. PLATVOrtN OF THE OPPOSITION , OF IkOKTII caholih a. .- ) i" 'u . 1 i ; : . .. .i ;. ''.'' PrmvAU mi Euolulioiu tdoftii by th O'poiitioH t'mrlg tf.ifiHk Ctri', it thmr C'as'Mi krii m Kalngk. tht 2U an iiW ternary, iwu, WHBJt vs, The present Democratic party, having been In now.r. for aavaral vaar. and hariag abused tha trust confided la it, this Convention believes that th time baa com when overs patrioil eitis.n should tak prompt and efficient anion toward, a sound and thorough rerormatioa tn public affairs. Th party in pow.r la wspon.ibla for th preatnt deplorable condition of the oountry. At th iplm- tlon of th term of Millard Fillmore, It wa. with an overflowing treasury, peaceful and prosperous at home and reminded with nt and eonldenco abroad. It Ii now with a bsnkmnt treason, divided by internal di.- 1 ..visions, disgraced byeipo.edcorrnptions,and watched byforeignrMtinns with jvnlonsy and nistrosi. Toilieiirscticea of those who have controlled th government, injh intervening period, the people moot look for the source of these misturtunes. -Under th rrntieo iff a namo, they hav vloUWd th. fundamental doetriaea an4 distinctive prtooiple. which they were pledged to. upport.'Jnstead of "eeono aiy In the publio expenditurr.," they have, increased the expense. r th. government rrom nity ss orev eighty million, of dollar, a year, supporting th area nry, in time of peace, by repeatod loan, by th Isaue of treasury notes. Instead cf "States Rightr," they hav put forth the arm of the general government to Control State (lections, employing the corrupting power of Eaecu tir patronaga and encouraging lawlessness nod fraud. Instead of ( "strict construction of tha Constitu tion," ''they hare made th most extraordinary and alarming pfoporitleaa to p!ae nnnsnal and dan gerous powers in th hands of th Eieeutlv. that millions might be at his disposal that th army and aavy might be so fur at hi. command .. to give him virtually the war-making power deojnnds which, If acceded to, would endanger the liberties of th peo ple and, sooner or later, become juberlv of the in stitution under whiok wo live. " They have practiced bold and unblushing onrrnption in the variou. department of tb. Government and hv. encumbered the mail, with one-sided and excite ing publication, to turn public attention from their eondnct, Und mislead th people into the support of their schemes, for the purpose of prolonging their party ascendancy and perpe nating their power. - To the same end they have welcomed Into their ranks and tiken under tiieir especial protection agita tors and disturber, of tin publio pence, in every section and of every shade of political .faith, regard-" less alike of the demands of ju.-tice and the safety of the republic. "- Thrv hare encouraged foreign emmiffration without reference to character or class and when landed on our shores they hav openly courted foreign refugees. crimin i's and paupers, and marshalled them into their pirty ranks ts beeon'tu 'ted to the ballot box eontrary " to the laws of the land, to slide the voice of Ameri can ritiien. and rob tlitm of their dearest birthright. To carry elections they have let out th. contracts of tli Government to influential fuvorites, at exorbi tant rates, left th laws nnexeewted,. paralysed the arm of public justice and countenanced for., mid fraud. - They hare checked the development of the national resources, and made us dependent on foreignnitions !'nr th. muet common articlr. of consumption, until financial and commercial distress is reported from every quarter. They hav kept op a systematic agitation of the dangerous and exciting question of slavery, adopting deceptive and double-meaning platforms oa the sub ject, and by the operation of sn adroit political ma chinery, fcav aroaeJ popular excitement, whenever their purpose might require It, upon fnlso and de signed issues, and hav. then practiced upon tb. fears f--th-people- t-4ietrrty their- princif les aniT in terests. ' They have annulled long establifhed compromises between the conflicting ihterests of different sections, broken down the great lundmarksof policy erected by our father and left thepubUe councils biundcringiu darkness and uncertainty. By urging sectionalism on the Sonth they have fos tered sectionalism in the North, Jintil they have built up a powerful Northern party, which they hav not scrunled to encourage by accusing some of the best and purest among Booth.ru men of afftlistion with J t views and purposes. -. f bey have conventRl He halls of the National Con gress into a thentr for the contests of the gladiators of faction, seeking to take the control of political af fair, from the conservative masses, and to place it in th. keeping of an oligarchy of mercenary oSice-seek-kets, who, however th feeling, of the people may revolt, demand obedience to the martial law of their party discipline. Iu North Carolina they have attempted tomak their party creed a part of the teaching of youth, by elect ing partisan Trutees of our University, and by seerct caucusscs excluding from participation in the .mausgem.!Ot of the institution all whoso subserviency to the behests of party could in any wise be doubted: Therefore, - . Hftoicttt,, That against such practices and such or traniiations. a free people, jealous of liberty, ought to raise the voice of condemnation and the stout arm of determined resistmee; and that conservative citizens in every section of the State, who love their country better than party "acknowledging do allegiance but to the Constitution and the laws, should rally under the honored flag of the Union, and unite for the preservation of tbe cherished institutions of liberty, pledging them selvee'to carry out the following platform of political principles. 1. There should be an honest and fuithful adminis tration of the general government, separating it. ap pointments and contract from political briliery, and arresting the present profligacy and corruption. 2. Tbe control of the Senate over the treaty-making power of the President ought to be ever carefully pre served to that body as well in substance as in form, and the public treasure and the war power of the gov ernment, ought with the just jealousy of a free peo ple to be kept in the hands of Congress. 3. The appointments to office should be qf faithful and efficient men, and not of mere partisans, who, for vears past, have occupied some of the most prominent sta tion., to tha dishonor of th. nation and- the imminent danger of our cherished institutions. i. Tb rights of American citizens, whether na tivs or naturalized, should be protected from aggres sion, and the national honor preserved, by fulfilling all our obligation, to other governments, aiid by de manding and enforcing a fulfilment of theirs to us. 5. New State, should be Admitted into the Union without regard to the establishment or rejection of alavery iu their constitutions. C. The present law. of Congress on the subject of slarery-shoiildbe adhered to and al! further agrja.-. tion of the question withdrawn from' the arena of n--tional politics, and th whole subject left to the unin terrupted control of the people .mongwho-a it exi.-ts. 7. Feelings of fraternity and .good neighborhood "should be encouraged among the States, and the ag gressions of one up .n another should be repulsed and punished. ' That notwithstanding the recent outrage iu the iuvislon of a neighboring State by a band of fa natics, with the intent to excite a servile insurrection, and the uclinquenciee of certain Northern States, in not fulfilling the covenants of the Federal Constitution, in relation to tbe institution of slavery in the Southern States, w. fctill regard "the preservation of the General Government in all its constitutional vigor as tbe sheet anchor of our peace at home and safety abroad," and that we do not acquiesce in tbenecessity fora dissolutioc of the Union as a remedy for grievancea now existing, or that in our belief are likely to occur. 8. That we yield to no portion of our fellow citizens in our determination to maintain our common rights in slave property, and this can be better affected within th. L'nioa tb;;n by its destruction. 'ln .ggressions upon these rights are commute i within our own bor ders, the remedy is in our own nanus, auu me uovie aers, tne ren.euy ., in "a "u ?Ztm be purchased in this market, for cash, or on short example of irpatatnth recot execution of just ce V noon tbeinvsdrs!of her soil, -will, ,w trust, reader fa.r diiunt th. day" which shall witasss another such expedition fur assassinatisn, insurrectio and treason. Wuee the perpetrators of injury do not venture within our limits, as in cases of seducing and aiding escapes, transmitting iacendiary publications and refusing and reiting the capture and restoration of fugitives the,, remedies in practice are not so enectuai as we couiu wish, nnd in good faith have a right to demand; botit is ditheult to perceive how they wouid be mvle more f0 by converting tbe present frontier of Free States in to a foreign frontier, by aiirrendering th right to re dress for inisrtes of thi. nature in tlie Courts Of the United StaleLthe pewer to JeattntMb. .orrender af fugitives from justice by tn. uovernor oi nnwi, sou the riirht to the eartur. and return of fugitive .laves. with all eha-iurce.. end-iit the evpens .f -th-4;nited SUtee. 9. That in our opinion mrfeh relief may be obuined against soch injuries by a revision of tbe public laws of the Southern States, and that whenever these fron tier States shall find s nom inees te their proper enjoy. ment of this species of property .ailing for redress-by. force, w. shall a reaay so nesrsew to weu- sum to make their cause oar wa. 10. That In Ktatea which have violated the Federal Coawtiuitioa by statute duigued to nMifr the lews of .the L'ait .d tutss for the arrest, aud return tv tLcir owners of fegiUv tlavea, tli rdrl law skeulj be malnttined by th vigorous punishment of all paraona guilty of thi violation, suck SUM laws te th con trary notwithstanding. - . lL That wa raaffirm aar lona-chsrlsh.d opinion la favor of th distribution of th pablia lands, or their proceeds, among all til. Bute, of the union, a mar than aver desirable a relief te th people of thi BtaW against th present bnrdena of taxation. 1 12. Th Internal Improvements of North Carolina ahould be fostered sad prosecuted as rapidly as th resources and nnaaeial condition of th But will per mit, without burdening th psopl with taxation or Injuring tb public credit- . . irrv Great inequality exiat In th present mode of taxation, and it Is just and right that all prop erty should contribute Its proportion toward, th bur. deal of State:- . 1. Srtolrtd. That we recommend a convention of th. people of th. Stat, be called on the Federal basis, mm rlv aa nractiaable. for the purpose of so modify ing ti. Constitution that every specie, of property m ha Used aoaordine to Iu value, with power to discriminate only in favor of the native product, of our Stat, and tb. industrial parsuiu oi u.r eiusens. 2. That the prescriptive polloj of the Demooralie nartr of this State, in excluding from th judicial oflice, as well as from all places of honor and trust,. all who do not subs rib. to the Deoesi. oi party, awei our decided condemnation. 8Tbat an Kxecntiv Committee of eight persona one fronTeach Congressional District, b appointed by tlila Convention la eonf.r with one friend, throughout th Bute and Union as to the best mod of carry ing out the objects of thi Convention. North Carolina College, Mount ittanani, Vabarrtt Co., AVC millS PROJilSIKO INSTITUTION EXHIBITS I a Course of Study Inferior to non. in th 8tate, auds Board 0 Trusters feel confident that the pre scribed course will be- ably, strictly and satisfactorily carried out, having secured the sorvieea of. men, in tli selection of their Fa.ulty, qnaliSed.to Ua'ch upon th most approved system.- Every member of th Faculty is a Southern man born and raised on South ern soil. " ... -The expense, are less than those of any similar institution in the entire South. This ari.es, in part, from its endowment, and in part from iU location in a healthy and productive section of tbe oountry, and in a wealthy and moral community. -, The annual exercises opea on or about tb. 2SfA or Srptrmbrr, and continue forty-two weeks with out intermission, except an Examination nnd Literary Contest during the week including the 22dof ebm arv. The half Tear exercises commence on tb 23d of February, and any student who is not able to set In at the neginning oi me tunrgisis yr, vaa nn or about that time, paying for only the half year. In the Preparatory Department, which I. Intended to furnish vouor men -thoroughly for the college classes fur Board, 7;uitionKoom:rentW ashing, Fuel, Sc., Tor the yearT......i... " In the College Department Do., do..,...-.. 115 00 Onr-kaif imartaUy tn adranet. For further particulars addiessfor Circulars,. Col. JOHN SHIM POCI1, Sec. of Board, . Rev. D. II. BITTI.E, Pws. N. C. College, or Hcv. O. D. IiEKN'HEIM. Fin. Pee. N. C. College. "7nt Pleasant,' N. C, Feb. I, 1800-1). NOTION HOUSE. Lalmost exclusively engaged in TIIE SOL'TUERN TRADE. CU3IilII.GS"& CO., ' Importers and W liolesaic -Dealers in Hosiery, Gloves and Fancy Goods, So. 341 Market Street, v-. t V 11 ILA DEL ml A . C1CMVIX03 ft CO. ARE NOW KECEITINO their Spring stock of F.4SICV CJOOD.s, NOTIONS, 4f . Selected with great care, and with special reference to tho SOlTilt'KN TKADfc. to which the attention or their house has been directed since its establishment. The most liberal terms will still be continued te their Southern customers tfj?" The attention of buyers visiting the Northern market, is respectfully solicited to an examination of their stock. - ' Jan. 10, lf60-f IIOKTO.VS PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLEUY,- Is open every day from 8 o'clock a. m. to 6 p. m. ' AMBROTYPES, MEI,A1N0TVPF.S, CRTSTALOTYPES. 8PHERE0 TTPES, OK ASV OTHER KIND OF TTPES, - Taken in the very first and best style of the Art. Connoisseurs and all competent judges pronounce them superior to any pictures taken in this part of the country. Bo rou whs hsve beauty to Iloirroy ihonM take It, Ami you who have none should go let bfui make It N. B. INSTRUCTIONS given, and APPARATUS and MATERIALS furnished to any person wishing to engage in th. Business on reasonable, terms. Wadesboro' N. C.-S0-6m B. B. MORTON. " " lw storf;.. - - rpni J Horn, I7E SUBSCRIBER IS NO W RECEIVING, IN the Brick Store recently occupied by Daniel A. A LARtiK AND WELL SKLECTED STUCK OF GOODS, suited to the trade of this market, com prised in part of , - DRT GOODS. Prints, De Laines and Dress Goods; Bleached and ' -Brown Goods; Hosiery; Negro Goods, Blankets, Ae., te., &c. HATS AND CAPS. AH styles, colors and qualities. i , BOOTS AND SHOES. Calf, Kip, Wax, Seal, Goat and Kid; Black and Rus- et Brcgans. , HARD WA R E Pocket and Table Cutlery; Pins; Tacks; Locks; Wood Screws; Sieves; Coffee Mills; Hoes; Shovels; Spades, Traces, Ac, Ac. wZZ " T HOLLOW W AR E . . Puts, Ovens, Spiders, Skillets, &c, of all shapes and sixes v IRON AND NAILS. Broad and Narrow Bar; Hoop, Band, Rod and Square; Nails, 4 to 40 penny. LEATHER. Sole and Upper, Kip acd Calf. "BAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE. LIME AND PLAISTER PARIS. OROCERIE8. Loaf, Crushed and Coffee Sugars; Java, Laguayraand liib Coffee; Tea; Cheese; Mackerel; Bapon, . Lard,' Salt, Soda. Potash, Molasses, .... Ilice; . ........ and everv other article called for in this market; all of which will be sold on as favorable terms as they time to those srao will pay vhen Mey promue. All orders strictly attended to; . J. Ii. THREADGILL. Cberaw, Sept. 20, 18oi)-&5-tf U BOOK STORE IX CUERAW, S. L, (NEARLY OPPOSITE D. MALLOY'S STORE.) :. has jueT.nsrrveo a iahoz assortufst or , ll I iC E L I k ; S EOli iSB SCflOOL BDOi S , . BLANK BOOKS, 1': STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS. 'T ALSO,.. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCT GOODS, Oil NOTIONS, . Te which he invites Jfae attention ef ladies and ZA ' Gea;iemen. . CARDS BUSINESS AND VISITINfil BEAC Ufully and chmply rruittd at thi efis. PR. DAAKrJt fni TREATS ALL DISEASES. :; nPECUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO Alt CBKWf J3 ie disa.rCougb.,CronpOon.umpUon,Inio. nsa, Asthma, BronolntlS, anteases ss u Mouth, Throat, and Luagsfall Bkln Disease of .v ery dsscription sucosssfully treated; Lumbago, I ml,.r AhuiKiMs. Scrofula. ' Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy, or Convulsion, Dys pepsia, Dysentery, viarrrucea. iusverj of I'll cured la a short ttm; also of th Stomach, Liter, and Bowels." There are many disease Inci dental to woman and children which ar treated with distinguished uoceae, AH particular will be given by letter. Dr. Baakee can produce on thousand cer tificates of his perfect success In curing. Caxoxas, Old Souas, oa Ulcibs, Tlir Disaasxs, - FtsvutAorivaBVBiscaimos.ScainHsaa, Wim, PoLtrus or in Not, , Or In ay part of the body, " ,' ' , Tuno, s.d 8wiixuo " of every diKriptioa, and without the us of the knife, or any surgical . instruments. . The last named diseases cannot be cured by correspondence; therefore all such patients niust nlaoe tbemselve un der th Doctor's personal supervision. . ' Doctor Baakee haa made a a w discovery of a 'Fioin," that will prodnc absorption of th "CT aACV," and restore permanent vision to the Era, with out resort to tb knif. All diosaae uf, the , , ITE9 AND EARS . are-saecessfalty treatod without the nae ef the knife or needle. Dr. Baakee ha constantly ear hand at hi office a very extensive assortment of beautiful ARTIFICIAL EYE3 ' and ' ..'"'" TVNPAfn:VS, or EAR DM'MS, which are .uitable for either sex and all ate. Inser ted ia Ave minutes. Eaa Tnunrat ef every ees- rlptlon; also every variety of artificial artist. Kasw in tho world'- large assortment of beautiful and durable " "- " ' , ARTIFICIAL IIAMU9, with th. Arm and Elbow Attachment ARTIFICIAL FEET, " with th. Ankle, Leg, an I Knee-Joint attachment. . These article, are perfectly natural, and adapted for either sc x. and can b sent by express to any part of the world. AH kinds of Trusses for Hernia or aup ture of every discriptinn, for e th.r aex, and Trusses particularly adapted for females ia a weak condition, also for thoso with PaoiAn's Crxat. 1 Doctor Baakee is on of tbe most eetenratcu ana skillful physician, and surgeons now living. His fame is known personally in every principal city of the world. " i ? , - - All letters directed to Dr. Baakee muit contain ten cents, to pay postage and Incidental expenses. AH Chronic Disease, can be treated by correspondence, exeept those menlion.d, which will require his per sonal supervision. . - "" JXWTOR BAAKBhV DmceT TOT TiroadwayT a fw duur above Fourth .trcet, New York City. - " 6- Painting and Paper Hanging 0. UI1U M. a v aiuiiQaMQ THE SUBSCniUER UESPECTFLLLY SOIaClTS "the patronage tif this place and .airvamdiag neighboiho4 in PAINTING and PAPKJl-HANGdNG, promisii.g to give entire satisfaction. Those winning Fine finifh, iiroameuuu uraining, niarunoa;, ov' ful Uutside Finish, Ac. would do well to address or call on inc. . SA Ji L .A. W loK, , til-Cni ' vVaucshore', H. U. Yev1goods for fall aFyitei.; J J. COX, TAKES PLEASURE IX ANKOIIHC-. " ihg to his cuatomcrsV frieuds,' and "the puUie generally, that he has recrived, and ia now receiving, A MOKK CMtXMVA cliciv aiia.v ioiaii ur vhpsii A NO FAftllK IN ABLEGOCDS consisting, in par, of STAPLE AXDFANCi DRY GK)D8; READY MADE CLOTHING; II AT3t .CAPS." .WWTS and, 8HOKC11AHUWARE aud CUTLERY BAGGING, ROPE ind TWINE; G UOCEK1ES, Ac., io. . - These Goods are of the boat quality, and those wishing to purchase will be consulting their interest by calling and examining for themselves. They will be sold low, ou the usual time, bat aocsunts mast he settled punctually. . Lile.-villc, N. t .,ept. oo-oa-ii i T n. IIORTOW, KESiit..r vzjinsT, I 1. WADEsBOKO, N. C, wULoper- at ou TEETH at the following low rates for neraona who call at IV ofhce to have their work done and pay cash; GOLDPLCOS, $1 60 each; TEETH on PIVOT, $4; TEETH MOUNTED en GOLD PLATE, $8 each, up to six teeth; nil abov that. 6each; A FULL SET ON SUCTION or AT MOSPHERIC PUESSUEE, $75. . All th abov operations warranted for five yean, and when I put io a full set on Suction they eaa have six months to try them in. I can refer those who may wish it to some of the most respectable citii.ns for whom 1 plugged teeth upwards of nineteen years ago, which are still ia and doing well; also, teeth on pivot and gold plate, soma upper sets n suction which hav been worn several years and are still doing well; hat as I warrant all of my operation, and have tb advan tage of about twenty years practice, I have no doubt but I can give satisfaction to all who patronise and give me a fair trial, which is all I ask. N, B. When I have to credit or. go from home to operate, my old charges will be made, and I bold my self in readiness at all times to attend to any calls in this or tbe adjoining eocnties. oO-fim Millinery and Dress Goods, MISS A. HORfl ha returned from Charles ton where she selected, with great care, her STOCK 0FT100DS consisting in part of BONNETS, HATS, CAPS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS and RIB BONS of all kinds; 8ILK ROBES- and other FANCY SILKS; R IBES DE AQUILLA, EMBROIDERED ROBES, DOUBLE SKIRTS, FRENCH DELAINES, CLOAKS AND 6HAWL8; GINGHAMS. FARCY PRINTS, Ac., Ac; HOOP SKIRTS, SILK HOSE, COLLARS and UNDBR8LEEVES; VEILS, BP.R THA'8, BRADS and BRACELETS; BELTS, G LO YES and GAUNTLETS, o., Ae.; also PERFUMERIES and FANCY SOAPS, and many other articles for .La dies. All of which will be sold for cash or on time to punctual customers. The public are respectfully In vited to call and examine herstock. BONNETS MADE and TRIMMED In a superior manner in a short time. ' DRESSES CUT in .the latest fashion upon an improved plan by meaaurement.-fifi-tf A.HORN. 1859s 18G0V "TALL AND WINTER. T AM NOW RECEVING MY STOCK OF FALL I AND W1NTEII GOODS, consisting of tbe usual varieties of SILKS, POPLINS, THIBET CLOTHS, BOMBAZINES, DK LAINES, GINGHAMS AND CALICOES: CLOAKS AND SHAWLS; READY- CLOTHING; HATS, CAPS, JIOOTS AND SHOES, J Ac, sc., Ac, which are all or uie latest styles ana best quality. My stock embraces also the usnal va rieties of PLANTATION GOODS, HARDWARE, Ac All the above goods will be sold on as advantageous terms aa they can be purchased elsewhere. Call and see. . JOHN STACY, , At the Brick Store. , ftfjy Those indebted to mc for notes and Accounts for lo6 and 1 8-j7. are requested to call and settle soon s. possible. I must -have my old debt. I have waited'! as long as can. r shall expect all my old debt te be settled this fall. BC5 tf J.'B. The Song of the "Old States." ' "YfESTWABD BOIW TEfNG DESIROUS OF REMOVING WEST, I I ) offer for sale my LmtYMi. lying o the Char loit road, four miles west of Wadetboro'. The tract conUins JTtne Ifundfrtt mlcrtm, upon which there is one of the best TANNERIES In the Stat. I will sell sere hundred and fifty aereaTwith my resi dence, and one hundred and fifty acre, with the Tan Yard, or all together. I will sell also Three Mlitndrtd 1cm, lying on Big Brown Creek, nearly all of which ia th beat tow grounds, adjoining th lands of X. 1." Polk, T, J. Polk, and other..- .' r "Any perspn wishing te stttle permanently Sn the "Did North Rlate," would-do welt to examine my land, aa I feel assured that I can suit them in land and terms. ' 1. C. CARAWAY. :. Wadesboro', Jnn i, 1859-88-tf I-IOR nKSIT A DWELLLNO HOUSE, IN v excellent eondition, with garden aad groandsi-i. attached. It ia located a Carr'i Mouat. InquirvJkJ. atthiaOalee. 71-tf B hAK EEO9-f0R sale 'if iyv AUG I S OiTICii. ' - . . ' . .1-.- J. i vot-wval i .? Kir .V. bun ;:PaJnLs7 ,011s, Dye-Stuffs, . sit-' i A i .1 .,!t Pcrfflmrry ind finej Articles of Every ycscripuoB la His Line. 5 . hiwahd raisa Danos. A tar lot Jea rseeived, r Family and Physi cians' Usee which eaa, b relief upon a being oi uiaa and rraa, ,, , ,--....,.,.-... . ..... , PElirinrRT ' Or the most cuoic and maojuMt selections. To thi LA sua tad aarajtsiwa aeaortaaeat he would more specially call the attsatioa of tt ladies awf of the Yoang Sfea la out oiesjriity ef sours Old Bache lor aot excepted. , ,', ;; ' ',,,'.' J. , ' ALSO TCHATE8, ( For Imparting a rich, glossy and healthy condition to the Hair from the beat manufacturer, la thi country. TOILET ARTICLES, Of French aad English nmaafaetare, and of every description suitable for the most tasvtdtouifla fact aever ha there been la this plaec such lnrg. and beau tiful assortment of tb.above-namsd article which h bow offer to the publi on th most liberal terms. SURGICAL llffSTRUDEIBTS, fcc. Amputating Instrumeote and Dental Forceps of very variety. Also new style electro-Magnetio tla- chines, , , ; A'. B.Phyticia tat ikt turrotiMtiiat coun try can obtain coMPLETf outfits teilAot tht time and EXTRA rrprnt of lending NortK, vnd can rely upon all the Chemical Preparations at tVing file cv-ti that cast U oltainnd srar ranted FREE FROM ADULTERATION. I K ctit- srnt of Anion and the. ndjomxng (vnntirt art rttctfnliy mvtttd to tall ana examine for tnrrn ultra, tchen theg tciU find the Proprietor ever attentite, ready and willing to thorn hit atmrt ment to all who will fuvor him with a call. 48-tf - HOSTETTER'S STOMACH. BITTERS, fbr tk eon fiyiptpmti. iwfigvWtt. Frntmnh JlmtmUntf, Um A)pMHm. er tmnintnU mrimiita ftnm mwriiuL 's(4a Ikt ISItmack mr tiirrM. j-rvlurima l"y, Ptatitltn. Cette. Chahra Morton, tt i In vUw (lie tWt that ever? mi'tnber of " ' tile human family is ninrenr h-ss subj"etl to ; soine of the atiov csmjdainta, hesiile in numerable other condition in life, which, by the assistance of n little knowMsw w exorcise ieoiumaa-temuv they may-Ui ald- an to regulate tiieir hatotts of di. and with , the' nsetrtane of a (pwd Vsne, seenre per manent health. Ia order toaceomplish tlua . . desired ebS'et, the true e.HSnw to parssw is, - esrtninly.thatwkieh wilt ndaeo a natural aute of thing, at the least baaard of vital . - strength and lib: fur this and Dr. UushUiT baa intrmiuced to this country a prepam tirm called HOSTETTER'S ST6ACH BITTERS, wbieh at Uiia day is n new rnedieine, but one that has lr tried fuf ywtrs, giving satisfaetitm to all who hav usediL The Bitters operate powerfully un th atnmaeh, bowels nnd Brer, reaUsriuar them to a healthy and vigorous aetioti, and - thus by the simple pmceaa uf atreagilwmiug nature, enalds ll system to triumph over disease. Diarrhosa, dracntrry or flux, so generally contracted by new settlors, end caused principally by the change of J'Jter . nod diet, .will be speedily regulatedliy a brief use of tiiiss preparation. Pj-pepsia, :' a disease wliieh Is prfcably more pmvalent when taken ia all it. variims forms, than any other ; the cause of wliieh irmv alwavs be attributed to derangements of the diges tive organs, ran tw eured without fail by naing HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT TKKj as per dtti.a on the tsittle. For thi disease Very physician will reen mend BiUers of sane kind, tlieu why not use an article known tn 1 infallible t - Every country have their liiuers a. a pre vanUvs uf disease, and strengthening ef the system in general, and among Unm all there ia not to be found a nire heallhy peoile tlian Hie Gtnnnns, from whom tins preparation emanated, based npstn scientific exwriments ahieh has artimdt-d to advance the destiny if this great preparation iu Uie medical seale of science. ' -: . ' ' " FEVEB AVD AO T7E. this tTvlof aa prsmkln dissase. wbteh ftiss Ms sstsnnsss grasp a las bsajr of mii, reselBg bass te a OMre shadow la s short spse. of uass, and rniAsrlag ana saysicaHir aad anntaliv asaliws. eaa heiMrau and etna rnsa lae bod 1 Usi ass sf UOSTKTTItK' BKKOWilBD BITTKRS. lurtber. ao of Ilia shoes staled diseases eaa sol as eoatraeted wben ajipssisl as : . any cnanary saadMuos prsdncine thasn, at jUh iisws : an ased as pas dsrtrUons. Aad as tt aaiUMr ri raise nassea oat oSenils Uu jJfct, an4 rsndgrliig aaaseas asqr mnj chanfe of sHa sv uusnniasa k asaal rar-: SSHU, but fmmatm SMnd tbrm mat htmllky lifmniom, (as eMapUlol Is dns rcasaved as speedilf as Moan1 ebtenl wllh Ox pruductkis mi a tlnrmf a snd 1 ror Person In advanced year : ' Who are sufferlnf fross aa enfeeliled cnotfltutloa an tnrai tmd, tlieas Bitters sis InvalUAMs as a restersj.' tlva f strensth and vigor, and Deeds Mil? u te trie Is bs appradated. And to a mother wl.Os irarslnc, these Bitten at ladlspeiisalila, especiallr shire the asotlier'a Donstshueiil Is fnadeqeat. to thv dcMaas .. ef the ehlld, eonsequsntl tier strength mast ytefcl, . 7 ; aad hsrs a Is wears s gaod took. "audi as TtoatcUars ' , Bloiaach Biuen la needed to Isipart teniiwarr stren1h and vigor te ttie srstess. Ladls slKiald Ijv an aasajia try this rsased for all eases of deoilit, aisi ncfors as dotng, ask. four ptusiciaa, who. If' be ts acquainted -with tlx virtues of tha Bitters, will recomaisnd wear as la all eases T weakness. . CilTlO.t. We caution the public against 1 usiug any of the many Imitations or conn- - ; 7 terfetta, but ask fur Honrrrrca's CtLisSATts gTosfAcn Birrras, and see that each, bottl has the words" Dr. J. liostetter'S Stoma.h Bitter." Mown nn'tlie side of the bottle, and v stamped on the metallic "cap covering tb ' cork, and observe that our autograph signa ture is on the label. IT Prepared sid laid h nOCTPTTEK k -RIITB, PUlskargh, Pa and seld j aB . ;. Dragglsts, sisters, aad dasiers geaerally ; . u skrewgheat the I'aHed StatM, Caaada, aXth America aid Cera say. - " ' 8 OO V I L A MCAD,. KKVT on LEAN, LA., Wkwlessile jlrsnta. FOB SALE IN WAIVES BORO' BY fi-ly , . C. E. K.HITII.- JOHN R. ELVANS & C0V mcsiii- l Eltmna Jltomp9ti. Drtlen 1 Coarh. Cabinet ltd Crirral HunJware, ..Bar Iron nd Strtl, . i r : ; WASHINGTON, I). C, ' OPFEB T COUIsTBf CUSTOMERS A COM plete and welt-selected assessment ef Goods in their line at Low Prices far Cash or approved note at short rate. - ; ' ' - -.i ' Buying their good principally for cash and fresa I rat fends, they are prepared te sell al aioeedtnaSy low rates, and solicit th awtresage of the Iriend. of th late firm, and the pubfl Oeneially. o 7,t: tVHJt B ELY AN A CO., H i - 1 Vj : Old Stand, No. 80 reosjlvaaia A ten. " ' - ' """ ilUOLtAIaDlBiniiKS, - AtV 0 ' '1 tU CtlttUT) BOnAAm saYaVT (VJt DISEASE OF TIIE KIDNEYS, uvtiR complaint; WEAJaTESS.)F,ANY KDJlv' '. , . FEVER AND AGUE, ; And th variou affection, eonsequenl upo a dlaor f dered TOMACII OR LITER. . ' Sueh a Indigestisn, Aeidity ef th Stomach, Colicky : Pains, Heartburn, ton of appetite, Despondency r Costiveaea, BlindandBleedingPilea. . In all n.rvous, Rheumatic, aud Neuralgic Affections, It baa In aumer eu. laataaeae proved highly bencueial, aadiaeiherw: affected a decided cur. - ' Thi. I purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictly acmatid principles, after the manner tt the-, celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhav. Beoaas of it great success in must of tbe European Stat., It1 introduction late the United Stale waa Intended more specially for those of oar fatherland scattered here and there over the faoe of thi. mighty country. Meet- , Ing with great success among them, I new offer I ' lis American public, knowing that Its truly wotder ful medicinal virtue must b. acknowledged. It is natlenlarlv recommended to tbeae persons whosr onstitutloni may hav been Impaired by tbe contin uous use of ardent spirits, or otner mrms 01 uiasipa tion. Generally instantaneous In effect, tt tad. tos sv dlreetlv to the feat ef life, thrillht and quick ening every nerve, raising up the drooping .plrlt, and, in fact, infusing new health and vigor in the system. NOTICE. W hoever expect to (nd this a beverage will he disappointed ; bnt to the sick, weak and low spirited, ll will prove a grateful aromatio cordial, poo sewed ef ihagnler remedial properties. CADTIOft. . The great popularity of this delightful Aftma ha. ndueed many tmiutione, which the publio should. guard ngafnst purchasing. Be aot peisuaded to boy anything else antil.you have give Boerhave's Holland Bitter a fair trial. On. bottl will convince you how Infinitely superior it i te all the Imitation.. - ao.8oidat $1.00 per bottle, or sti bottl ee fhr $5.00, by tbe Sole Proprietors, BENJAMIEE PAGE, J a., A Co. Manufacturing Pharmaceutist, aad Chem ists, Pittsburg, Pa., aad la Wades boro' by B-tr , v. r.. sail 11. TOE CI BV QUESTION YET QSETTLED, I -M Ju 1 " V : fit Vi rn 1 0 ,. , . ...I " UNCLE SAM "INSOLYEKT. BUT TH QUESTION IN WHICH THE CUI sen of Anson and th adjoining country should bs more directly concerned, aad npoa whieh rests a considerable item of domestic economy, if where they ; can obtain the best .. . - COOAND SllOfev; A- ' Harness, Saddles. Bridles, I AND LEATHER. - X. nIT. TilF. LOWEST PHICE, To decide properly and satiifactosily this question they must EAA l IMS and LOufAAi.. . By calling at Lligh Mount Tannery, foar miles west ef Wadesboro', thsy will (nd a Urge stock of LEA TUEft of all hinds; BOOTS, SHOES, lUR--,. A NESS and SADDLES, neatly "and sub-lTj I aVt? .Untially pat op, which will and shall' Vw VbeHOLD AS LOW AS THEY CAN BE Af F0RDED IS TUB STATE, era oivia ia jttAja roa coeaTai rauosca, row wiucu a liixsai, raica wili as ALLowan. , v . ; Call and examin. a Tarn determined te tll.' -VkJ.UEl,AlKlSQ don with neatneaa aad dis-, patch. ' - J. C. CABAWAY. 60,000 lbs. Raw Hides Wanted, For which I will pay the highest Burns pi March 10, 1869-20-ly , J. C. C. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA. A Ih-neroUnt Institution, EmluUulud ly Sjxcial sLWotmenf, for the Relief of the Sick and . Dittrettrd, Afflicted with Virulent and ! 1 Epidemic Dittatet. rpiIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION IN VIEW OF I the awful destruction of human life eaased by , Sexual diseases, and lb deception practiced upon tb unfortunate victims of sweh disease by Quacks, several yeara ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, a a CI1 AIUTAULE AC7 worthy of their nam, to opea a bispcawery for th treatment ef this elasa of N, diseases, in all their Torais, nnd to give HEpICAL X ADVICE GBAT1S to all wb apply by letter, with a description of their condition, (age, occupation, habits) of life, Ae.,) and la ease of extreme poverty,, to FURNISH MED1CI.NE8 FREE OF CHARGE. Itt needles te add that th Association commands th highest Medical skill of th age, nnd will furnish the most approved modern treatment.. ' ' ' .Tli"Wfectors of the AsSociationy In ttcTrnhuar"" Bep'ori'uflSih' tlre treatment of Sexual Disease, ex press the highest satisfaction with the success wblcb has attended the labors of their Surgeon, in tb. euro of npermatorrhcra, Betnitisl . Weakness, tionorrher j Gleet, Syphilis, the vice of Onanism or Self-Abuse,. Diseases of the Kidney, and Bladder, . , and order -a continuance of the seme plan for the ensuing y.ar. Tht Director, on a review of tbe past, feel assured that their labor In this sphere of benevolent effort have been of great benefit to the afflicted, especially to the young, and they have resolved to devote them selves, with renewed seal, to this very Important and much despised cause. . An admirable Report on Rpennatorrlicca, or Sem inal Weakness, tbe vice of Onanism, Masturbation, Self-Abuse, and other diseases of the Sexual organ., by the Consulting Surgeon, will bt sent by mall (in a sealed envelope), FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS for postsge. Other Reports and . Tracts on the nature and treatment of Sexual diseases, diet, Al., are constantly being published for gratui tous distribution, and will be sent to the afflicted. Some of the new remedies and method, of treatment discovered during tbe last year are ef great value. Address, fsr Report or treatment, DR. J. BKILLIN noUOHTON, acting Surgeon, Howard Association,. No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa., By order of the Directors. " Stt't N EZRA E. HEARTWELL, President , Gio. Faibchilq, Secretary. V. I860. i : NOW IS THB TIMB TO SUBSCRIBE FOB THS OREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY, " ' Use tW Tsleas af Cast Baaih is - tk ss... THE SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIKf.SIDB, PUB v tan en 0.. , . l- . . e vivtj ontunjay, as Augvssa, ua., kuowled to be "Me bnt family papar in tna. AesrA,' eontaln. lh each Issue eight page (forty eolantos) at ' choice reading matter, leveled to the Instruetiea and ' amusement of the friend ef Southern fUteratar, Ag- tu rienltareand Art. -aW Snbscribeiw trre preisuted Setnl-aaneatly with an INDEX, or Table of Contents. - Terms, . per n "mar Addre-is'' , JAMES UAKUMSH, Feb. U, IBflft-TS nagusta, ua. ... JOII WOBK.' , OP ALt KIND, AND II COLORS, FBATtT cheaply and expedlttoaary don a the Argus Offiens. -- - .---1 w : -;. - i " WANTED, R AOSAT THB ABOCS OFFfCl WADBS hors', - ' ! I...- w.'. . - u B LAM Bt WAstatAKTaV FOB 8ALB AT this Ofh-. ,u. .csr. - 1 v. b
North Carolina Argus (Wadesboro, N.C.)
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