i
TOWJT, COtfJTT AP 1TATE.
seat si Um (Maty UI V held at th Court Ho,
ia this pW, m SATURD AT 1 . W
elUua that saa possibly ss ta .ipected ts t
prot. , ,,-r ', " " : '
,:' ' -v AS80JI OtfAMV v-r-On
te-atorraw, (Friday 20th,) Um aaemBsrs t this
ewnpeny will MtrnM at Aoaoavlll fur rill. Wi
ar requested to that all vslaateer u xpeted
to h prut-. rhy will b far-nUked with gua for
the acoasl). Tbs ladies of Aooa!Ue, will bs
MM fcj tt feMowlag aanouaoeiaeat f tb Cesser It
tse, tnteud presenting th setnpany wl a tn dig of
'ths Southern Confederacy. Tht ltien of Anauo mid
adjassnt counties r cordially iuvlied to ba present.
plDDr will ba prepared for all ba eoina, sad ad ara
lavilrd. With our whole kaart, Udiat, wa thaak yoa
, for year pertUalarty klad Invitation to at. W cbwr
fully soaply with lh ro,Bot to publish th follow
lug: Jr '" ' v .
T card. ' ;
By requtst of tha ladle of AnsoneM, yna will
' plsae give extended invitation to Iba cittieT of
:' Auraa aad rijent suauti to attend, at thry will
present ( .4 Aasoa Guard with a Souther Confederacy
Flag, wb h will-ba raised and saluteifua tha occasion.
AIm, tbay will furnish Ihr Ouard aad sompany with
iliaaar appropriate te tbt ooeasloo. Come ooa,
. ome all.
i. B. WDMLL.
i. hi. WalOMT. ""
Tuo Rarstxa Quite unexpectedly, tb committee
(living (ba aiattcr ia tbargt, eoaipletad their arrange
ments fur railing tba lag of tha Confederal Statu
va front of Ibt Court Hou is tnl towa as Saturday
taut; tad sMhoagh it wai Bot geaerslly hsowa that tbe
flag would ba raiMd on that day, At Banner of per
son present from tha aoanty, Beiwiib.taadlng It la tba
busy sessoa waa vary larga and estbusiastic. Tba
tidies, particularly, of tba towa aad Bcigbhorhood
-avisoed great intsisetla tho Mremooicf , and were pret
est la larga numbers. .
All thinp being ready, at about two o'clock tha
'pole aant op with a will, aad abortly af.er tha flag
with aevta atara, and a Vacant place fur another, we
throws to the brerie. Ai It wai rnlied, the Auaon
Guard aader lommaod of Capt. B. T. Uall greeted It
with a aalata. Tba Ouard aha flred aaluha ia honor
of Virginia aad Ibo other Soathrra Stat e, wha ara
.throwing off the yoke of old Abe Lincoln.
After the I -g Waa railed to lie place, tha crowd in
atteadaace, ladiea aad all, adjourned to the Court-
ltoom. For what took place there tea official proceed
.Inge. " ' . .
WADiiaij'o'. April 20,' 18C1.
'On Saturday the meeting tb.t had adjourued on
Xoudxy eonerned In the Court U .Oje. 8. W. Cole. W.
-Hl.-KlrtiBd 8. W. Kel acting aa Urtreuriefc trti
BMUoaor ur. A. JJjera tba rollowiag resolutions were
Introduced nod aeuuiinoaaly adopted:.
WattCAl, In ibt present eieited state of tli coun
try, wa leara that eur woriby Ooteruor, his Excel
lency, John W. Ellin, baa aaun proper to take posses
sion of tba forte, therefore, reawleed.
1, That tbecitina of Anaoa aoaaty do meat bear.
liljr approee or via course, ana are reedy and willing,
-. with all oar power, to support Aiia In this wise sud
patflolle BBdcrtnking.
2. That tha Ooremor ba requeated to adept the
aet speedy ax tbod ef eeaeaaing tha people of tba
Slats, la their sovereign capacity, to oeterarhae tbe
coutse of Sorts Carolina ia the present crisis.
Us motion, a comaiittae Ira waa appointed, con
eisling of A. Myare, li. . Hammond, Col. U m. C.
Smith, A. fi. Uennatl, aad U. Oiarditaut, to nominite
ub-cemmitteaa of public safety ia the different dis
tricts of the county.
After tha aboee bsd aeev disposed of, B. T. Bennett
baring ticea called, appareJ, and alluded, ta a la
conic, but pertinent (peach, the flag of the Confad
eracy, which wa boteiing over the soil of North Ca
rolina, tba wreags we aad ecMtaiotd, tbe worse than
I'unie faith of Northern meo,.aitd eoocladed by asking
wbrther or not we would ouawent to be eoaUmiaated
t-j a Tertiga of Abe i,ianatae autlierity?
After Uie clear ef Mr. Di-nort'i remarket Mr. W,
M. Uemmond, aUer loud aUiit, preaantad bimwlf.
He reviewed ha nee and auprl!'eJ progrtsaof tliia
faBaiieal apfrit, comuteaoiag, at be daciered, with the
pernios of alissnart, durma: tbe year 132, tt be ad
mined hbto tht Cotoa as a til ate, and showing by the
abose of tba right of petition, that the Abolitioniutt
or tut Korm Bad greatly lmperrllied to a country.
After tbln Mr. HsmmoHd ahowed by the returns that
no political ergiaixalina bad growa with half the ra
pidity of tii alrpaldioaa. Hit remarks were con
cluded by dee'aring tbel 4ae a gra Wat tha Imm i f
CotitrotloB. During Ms speech la hofe freqoenlljr
buret forth with applaa. . Kef. 8. H. Browse waa
Beit called tut. He staled that it wai not bit province
to make political rpeecars, 4t that thia criaia da
Biandid that every man take a position "be that
- wae not for the 8nulh was against it." Mr, Browne
spoke wli-ghty word, and appealing U Heaven to at
tift tbe rrluctanee with which we entered npoa the
C B'S-t, raqu eted the Chairman that tha meeting be
closed by prayer. Eee M. C. Faraooe alsa addreaaed
the mretiiig Is bit usual forcible and elegant rt)le,
thoroughly caBvasainc ear dtfliealttrs. Dr. Harlc,
who bad just returned from South Carolina, wae re
qaeated to Inform us a to tba latest Renr rally ac
credited intelligence. Ha did in, and aaid ba had de
frndrd tbe caue of North Caroline whi'a gnvta, an-l
had declared the would go with tba C'Bfederaoy.
AfirrthecloMnf Mr. il.'s remark tha maettag eloaVd
with prayer by Rev. 8. U. Broowue. ii
On motion tba proceeding were rrqaeeted to be
published ia the Koitt. Carolina Acgu and otlter
ftateptprt. J ?. W. COLE, CAatrn.
8. W. Km, I"'-
At a Tow Mtrmd) bald in Fsyrttevllle, oa the
.18tb, tba (allowing reaolutiont -were unanimously
Adopted. 'Tba meeting was oowpoted of men of all
Jisrtiei. E. i. Hale, Esq , wa aat f tba commiltc
to diaft rciolotion:
, ; WatstA hoatililies exiet at Charleston between the
forces of tbe United States and lb people of tbe Con
; tolerate ftetrt, and wbersae the Preeident of the
Uniied "States hat by proclamation called upon the
iitste for fores of aereaty-fl' thousand uilitla,
aritn Hws deelered ohjeat 'e repoeaaaaing the fort,
place and property in the Confederate Bute sow
teld by'that'OoverBmerit; therefor t
EttotvttTbj the people of Fayettrvllle in Towa Meet
ing assembled, that tbe exigencies of tht timet require
: ' ewiy loyal Ms of rJoeth-OerOllna'to bury p-t politi
cal ooateati to unite head and heart in resistance to
aeeiioaal rule, and to take proper steps to maintain,
ecu re and defend the rlg'bts of Tforlb tsroTina as one
of Ah Southern Stale:
Relrtd, That tht Oosrerasr ba raeprct'ully re
quested forthwith to eoaveoe tha Oeneral Assembly
.with a view to legislative action la this crisis.
oW, That e wiU support aad adpat to tht j
Governor and auiheieeiro ef the Rtate ia inch meaaarei
- aa may be deemed neceasacj to be taken to aascrt our
' rights and defend ur soil. . ,
: Tbt Obttnur hi alto tha following paragrak thow
ing tbe feeling in Fuyettetlll. . f
Tbit aat bean, at may well br tupposed, a west j
at ooeeesiTS excrieraeots her. Ia ad litioa to ether
matters elsewhere mentioned, a larga crowd aasemhled ;
: jsitterdea; afternoon to witness tha raising of tbf flK '
f the Confederate 8latet, and to hear s number of
speechas delivered oa lb occasion. ,h
. , - : i IS it .:-
' rCBLIO MEETING . '
Boccioba, April 22d, 1881.-
At a mietlngbrU la'jfee "Jourt-Uoua this day, 1
. rnrooas ta aoall for labererVta worl upon the fortift.
cations st tht mouth of lbs Cap Fear river. Oa mo
ti sf W. F. Leak, E.q , Cot. II. W. UarringKu was
appointed Chairman, and, upoa motion of 8'cphtn W.
CsriBgtos, Eaq., L. U. Webb Waft requested, to irl aa
" BacraUry. Aft r a brief but stirring address by tha
CheJnaaa explanatory of tha objects of the meeting,
and soma patrioti restarts by Walter 9. Leak, Esq:
. Jt wa stored by J W. Leak., I-j., seconded and
carried -rbst a commlttae be apnoiuted sa sscrtala
the number of hands, which gentltmts In this vicinity
- -wilkaead to Fort Caswell aud tba works atljaoeot there
to. Tbt shalr appointed Messrs. John W. LealtfK,
- . J. Steele, sr., sad B. W. Csviagtoa, whs ia s short
tins reported lb following taecen sanaeg tht geatle
aiea praaaat, to wit:'
K. J. Steele, sr., I basse: 3- W. Xsak, 8; W. F.
Leak, Si J. F- Lwk, 8; R. B. LsdhsUar, 'ij B. 3.
8eaK , I; Cel. S. W, HarriajSaw, t; T. C. Ltakr
8; 8. W. CovlngtoB i; WCMeak, 2, 3, C. B'lerbe,
1 U. C. EUarbe, I; f. A. Cuvmaion, 1; Suphra
Cele, 1 J. T Hoormao, I; B, B. McKrnaia, 1; W.
B. Uele, lj pr.o c, toviogWa, 1( W. VT. Xilerbe, ;
B. 8. Steele, 1 Total ti. ,- . .
Tba l:itiTBvg sams sf mnuij warn adtihrlboted hy
genllenv-a reut Whs bed ti bands to txt, till
Dr. Wa.L Udhattof.lllO: Wei. 8. W.Boiisld. 5.
U. V Tarry, $Si B. 8 Uog, W. Uv We b, f
H). Wat. K. Smith, 2i m. MeUonall, S. b.
fleets 8Si L. V. Wettb, SJ Dr. P W.-ttue, aill, (I.
IT, A. w. Hamer, l( OUenn rf, A t-oi.g. ij ii.
Terry, 81: Tillman Dunn, 1; J T. florlnim, l;
t'ol. W. L. Steel. 10: 8. F. Carter, $1: Miai Wall,
$20.-Totl $61 60. - -' ' -d
Tuo. 0. Leak, Esq., volontrcrod to Wtttf tbe
hand and pwt lb In tbs works, asJ if Beoesaary,
to atey witk these. '
Ia additiou to tb handi above ordered to tt work
It I probable that the i.urutwr will tw rwelU-d on
hundred, from lb Bpper aud lower tad or rhe cean
tv. . . ' .(..
No direct call u nude for volunteer to man tb
above work, buttrchs spirited and eneliu-laatlo feel
in exhibited by all present, rlv, evkleace iadisputa
nie that a salt ror auuii, will ba responded to with
alaarltf.-' ,' S ,
A BMetlng of tba Pet Dee Ouard wai called for to-
Dirb , for dr U aud rg.-rcUe, sod ts perfect Its organ!
aatiuti,
The money contributed abort wn for th purpoa
of dtfisy Bit tb expea sf thoa bvingtbBrgiO't
In cBJirge, tbe railroad charging nothlug for evavryiog
IBem. - . , - ,
Ths meeting oa notion adlourned.
H. W. UAKfil.NOIOX, Chairman.
L. II. Will, Bttrtttry. ; . .
A Dat Cbablottb Yevtcrday morning, (a se
eordano with a notics sir. u tbrvagh tbs Bullstin,
th cilixens of Mrekleoburg aascnibled to coutider
what course to pursue Budi-r exiating circutnstaaeeH,
Tht proceeding of tb meeting will be found is
another solomn. It was a Inrge meeting and but on
eeutiment entertained and cxprrtaad Kasistlue
to the authority of Abe Lincoln. I ? . ,
At the meeting, Dr. C. J. Fox, one of our mo-t
proraiaeut and iuflueniinl cltixena, who b, i.p to
Tuesday (AernooB lut, beva a firm and eonUt.i.t
advocate of the prrpetuity and support of the rolle
rs! Union, 0 ime out boldly aad unqualified in favor of
resistance, pledging hn lift, bis honor, ta defence ol
the South aud brr inslltotiona against tbs atsault of
Ulack Kepshlicanilm and Abraham Lincoln. Deafen-
iuf apulauv succeeded the announcement.
ThC'Ctmrmtts Orert." and as sf tb roam
mes of Charlotte, seal a dUpatoh to Ubr. Mils, oBer-
ing their tervtoee to the State. They paraded tbe
street! and displayed their proAcienoy iu military
: tactic nailer the eomrauud of taiitaia ej. A. noss.
Tbe Horns ' Nest Riflemen, a veteran corps uader
the command of Capt. L. tt. Williama, also teadered
I heir 'service to tbe Uovernor and hold Ibemielvci
rtadv to march at a momrnt't i.otice.
Cleveland hat sleo-tesdercd her stea for Immediate
service through her reprveentutive, Mr. llurioo, sad
all are anxious to occupy and be near tht flisuiug of
tbt gum.
In Cbtrlotto, the qaesfW is "Who shall stay at
borne 7 .... '. ,
Three ef for hsnd (one, tbe sou of tbe tditor,)
bav oD red their atrvices, aad wa ara not prepares,
in eonequnca of their absencs oa duty.-to d
juatU'S iu our rtiadeiA. ' ' - ' JfZl,
Tna War hat lust commenced. Is iouieueraic
Fla floatet from th Mortb Owrolint Military lo.ti-
luteand several oriawe BuiUiuES.aud every oueteema
auxUua ta Basis to the d.'frBee or tits a sis sun late
possession of th Fori. Chariot: iltt.Utv.
Heiovjd Tb Fayettevilie Observer, of th 18ih,
akys; "Drevet Major Aucersoa, is eomuuiOa of tbe
Company of troop (3d Artillery) at the Dulled Bute
Arsenal inthat- towo,-"forwarled - hw resignation
and will soon return to tirgiuia, hi native ot:e.
Thia community will part Irom him with deep legret,
for be bat made many warm friend here during the
past five or six months. ,
Miutait Tbi sniformed comptuiei tbrougboot
tbe tiute are promptly offering their terriers W Uov.
Ellis, to form part of the 1U,XJ0 voluutoer corps.
Tbt Anson Guaitl, wt overlooked heretofore to state,
at their meeting here oa the 6lu, unanimously tendered
their services.
'The Fayetteviilo Observer of th 18th, ay: ' Tb
fwo Miliatarv Couiuauiee of this place tb Fayette.
villi indepeudeut Light Infantry aud LaFsjotta Light
lufaulry yesterdiiy tent up to tb Governor a tender
I their amuses iu Ihe voluutcexcoriit.
''A Cavalrv couipaliv bs been raued hero. We
leara mat already upward of fi:ty ht joined it.
"A luoc list of 'A Home Guard' bast just teen
handid to us. composed of eldrrljr cit-lru.
At Wilmington two companies of ' exempts" hav
been orgauned, to b called into active service when
reuuired. .
iu leading Union men in Ita'eigh have started a
miliatary Couiptny, aud Ueo. n. Aluidecai, uq.
gave $500 to help equip it.
Fill IX Moxtox, N. C W learn tbrosglra pri
vate source 'bat a fire occurred ia Monroe, It. U, oa
Saturday sight lart, ahich destroyed about $1U,(MI
wurtu of ur oeri V.
Measrs. r. uouaioa aaa ins. were toe prin
cipal .uaerert. The firs maid to be tb work of an
luceudiaty.
Fibs id tbs CocbtbT Ou Monday nlcbt, it sbont
PJ o'clock, th summer rsidnc of Mr. Mary Oa-
boror, situate ahout two mile w.t ot i nirioue, wa
dedioyed by fire, lupposed to be kindled by an luceo
diary. Los about n,ZUU. re luaurancv.
W are rrqoetted to list by th Quarter Mas
ter ut tbe 8Uth ftreimenl of North Cara'iua Militia,
bow i tattooed at the mouth of Cape Fear river, to in
form the patriotic eitnena of Noith Carolina, tuat ibe
garriaon at tues points ur in need of srerjihiug
oeceaaary to tha somturt and convenience of the sol
diei, and th easaaltio ts which they Buy bs sub
set, i- - -
All donation of proviilons, ful, labor, sandle,
clothing, grvueriet, to., will be thankfully received
and pruuipt y acknowledged. -.
Tha ladiea esoeeiaUy are ppealed' to. Let them
furniak him with baBdlgea, iiut, blankets, bedding
ets., lor the hospital department.
All packages lu tended for our patriotic soldiers can
bs lent Iruiu- sny part of ths btat.' A Junta to tt.
O. Rankin. Qturtur Master Uth Keaiaieut. N. C.
Militia, or lelt, marked in tbe lam niauner at lbs ol-
Acs of lUokiu Martin. Tboss lelt at tha ottioe of
Messrs. Anderson 4 bavage, or at ths oracf Alessrr.
Myr A Moors, will rtaoh their domination safely.
Xutert san b addressed in th sam way.
Wear requested to ask that tb aoove a 'tics may
ba xteuivy cofind aad circulated. Wilni$m
Cot. C. C, Txw. -This espcriaaccd sad gaBaot sol
dier, oa yesterday, recived a letter Irom Uov. Eilii,
inquiring whether hi servioee could bs obtaiuad to
instruct State troop ia artillery tootle. Col. Taw
autiug on ins priuetpl lost a good soldier is always
prepared, replied by reporting bimsslf this morning
ti th Uoviraor tor duty, live ISili could Bot lava
ad a mors judicioas eeleciio. if it is possible to
smear hi service', wethou d be pleased to see Vol.
Tew receive thi appointment of eominander-ia ohiet sf
th North Caralisa troops. Ia our opinion a mors
competent perton aould not be found. -
U'- ..l.MUnil Jh.t ,..1 Tar vill VA mn rt
Fort Macon, that fort, at are' all ths forts on our j
coast, being o ia th fcend df Hoith Caiotisa
trop. lliiUiara VUwitaltr.
atiF A dispatch received her lut algut from Co-
lutuous Mt-suaippl, lUtet taal air- luo. w. vrown
as aetivi butaits man of that ploc, wa robbed sad
murdered oa th algbt of tht loth lust Ks partis-
i I .. r.. . ...t. ...
Mrs W,H (UlUltUVI- .
Mr. Urswa wa s native of Blades County, but bad
lived many year ia Mississippi. M has many asarl
relative ia this section or Wurtk Carolina.'
9 IU highly gratifying to observe ths alacrity
with which oar friends is th interior of tbs Stat
hav reBoadd to' tbs saw that mors men wer seeded
oa our eoatt. W bay heard of several Under of I
aid. aud w leara that two oouipaoia from CbarlottS,
aud two or three from Warren, are stpsoted to-night
or to-morrow.. A th mt.;lliooe spreads tqrouga
tb State w will Sue offers of auisuoa from bua
dreds of guilact follow. Com along bays. We will
try to toed you. wutufton jural.
iaL Wl shall ha-aompelled by tb abseac of oar
forewaa sod several of oar Compositors, who art aa
sotivedaty at the Fort to Uea the llarald oa a half I
beat, aatil a pert at ar fare moras, or- aatn wa
shut p th4 stke. and leave.
w will kin alt l smi an la iha sune at relnv I .
7 .' r .. . . I
Ccat sam Rom Cisauaa. W wtdrstasd thai
seycrsl ktmvy gwss rtll k spare IB ic$ (,
. . -: '-'
In obedience to the request of Governor Ellis. Thry
will be forwarded immediately .CAerirtton Mtrtmy,
X Bd-Tlie BrtBoi BMit at Charlotte bis beta taken
passesaioa of by Co Boyos sad tat Ojilitajy, b order
of Gov. Ellis. Ks realetans.
8rA ti It npreted that Tennessee Keatuhky, Ml-
soaurl, Arkansas, aad MrtkMroliaa will recede within
awck.
'Bc3. Tbt Navy Taril at Norfolk hat been destiTve J
byirs. .-. ,
-' '
IIM. Jon Hi Dorr. Various rumors conormlnr
Mr. Butts have rrrSBtl beea put forth, amone them
that be had beva tendered a positiiu In Lincoln's Cab.
luet; that hi had advised Lincoln to put down tb Be-
renal nn movement by banging tbe leaden, ete.; nnd
that b bad become an tdvocitf of Seceacinn r Revo4
lutlon. W learn from tbe b.nt authority Hint all of
theee report are alik unliuc . iicAnicno' Whig.
Tht Jlarktti.
CtlEftAVT, April 28 Cott.m.BfS;l2l. Flour,S7.7S
n , k, . . i . 1 1 ,.
Dacoa uoou Anna varouna, iiiis.
BfOTlCE. It baa bee ordered by th Wades.
bona' Dehatinc fociet that we fit with cloned doors,
and that no pctitnr bs admittod auleaa, invited by
roms member: end further that Thursday niolit he
ths regular Blgut st meeting, uutil stberwiHC ontorrd
The query for the next meeting (Thursday April 'Ut)
it, "Ai lb meats I aaptciliei of the rexea equal."
. ,.i If. C. Ii.VA, Secretary.
MARRIED,
la Union ennnfy, on the 27th qlt.,by Ambrose Hnr-
key.Kq, Mr WM KKLOS, of 0 oil ford emintv,
to Mia 6ABAI! A. HELMS, dsngLUr of Noah
Uln.
In Union county, hv T C. WUsoa Eq , Mr. D. L.
LEMMOND to Mia CYN I IUA C. SIMl'SON. .
Alan, hy tha earn, Mr. J. L. P. SIMPSOX, to Mit
MART R1Q1N8.
Also, by th rsma, Air. ROBERT CALDWELL of
Mecklenburg eountv, to Mist ELLEN E. fcl-Ml
SON.
DIED, a '
LATRA MATILDA, ths adopted child ofVMstenhi
0. and Hunan Uedfeam, in Anson county N. C,
April 6, 1 801 , aged 9 months and IS days.
' Suffer little children to come unto me and rortjia
tbeni not, for of such i the Kingdom of Heaven."
"I take tbeae little nilm aid, be,
And lay tbem on f y breast,
rrntrctinn tbey shall find in D
In m be ever blest." W. D. It.
TO Consutlipt l'e. The advertiaer, haviog
been restored to health in a few Week by a "very 'tu
ple remedy, after having suffered tevcral years with
a sever lung aflVetion, and that dread .disease, con
nmption is inxiou to make known to bifclloir-euf-
rerer u mesne OI amrm. -
To all wboaVeir it, he will cnd a copy or tbe pre-J
(crlpsten used (free of charge,) with the directions lor
nreDarinc and usinc the same, which tbey will fiud a
ear eur for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &o.
The only -eMect-of the Advertiser in koEaicg Mit i'lc-
criptinn i to benefit the sffiicted, tnd sproad informa
tion which b conceive to b iovtloab a, and he hope
every euflVrer will try bit remedy, at it will cost them
nothing, aad may prove a blowing. -
rurtlee Wlibing tba prescription will please adUrcsr,
Btv. EDWARD A. WILSON, -
1 10-1 y Williamtbarg, Kings Co., N, V.
TlieCreat Drawback to person emi-
grating to tht extreme south and western oountry, is
tb fear tbey bar of the. Fever and Ague tbe mo-t
direful of ill diseases. Every day we Lear of pcisons
attacked oVthe disease and mkde helple in a short
time, without any meant of affording relief. ' In view
of tbe great demand for a remedy, Dr. Hoatettrrhas
presented bis CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS
whoe curative power for all disease of th stomach
bar been universally acknowledged. Tbe Bittern
prepured after a long experience and deep study, hare
received the cBoomiuin of tb most eminent pbjsi
cisns, well as all classes from every part cf our
country. To those who doubt their many virtues, all
wl can cay ia to try tbem, and judge for themselves
rcp.-ctirely.
Mold by droggii-ts and dealer generally everywhere
tST or advertisement iu another column.
Sli.U.Y SCHOOL BOOKS AID LIBIMlilES
THE SONGS OF ZIO.Y.
Simple WorJt to Simple Taoei. Printed Eipresslr
ir me iu oi snnaay &cnoia.
05C Ill.XDKED VOLl'-TIES FOR St I,
And til other books at Philadelphia prioee, freight
only added. Beautiful Sunday School hym printed io
very large typ on muslin, so that thry cn be rend a
great distance. On copy of each of those hymn
i all thati necessary for a Hchnol, Co'.l and sec
C. W. FENTON. Arjtu Office.
Bis..xas,
ikF ALL KINDS. GOTTEN CP AND FOR 8AIE
J at ths Argu Offic
EC01IGB HOME MWLFACTLKF.
Brooms: Brooms:
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF IHE NORTH
Carolina 'institution f r th Doaf and Dumb and
th Blind would bee Its. re to call the attention of Mer
chants and others to tha BROOM MANUFACTORY
connected with thia- Institution. We are now prepared
to furnish Brooms of all kinds, Clothe Whisks, Dust
ing Broom, Hearth Brooms, Long-handled Brooms for
gweeplne Willi, He. Our Broom ara mad of tht
best material, and put up in the most approved man
ner. They are made by tba ulind I'upil. anJjill tl.o
profile of th department ire applied to the benefit of
tbe Institution. we tell our tsrooms as coca p at they
can be bought in any Northern market.
we iovito oar Aorta Carolina merchants to (tad u:
their ordora. Address,
WILLIE J. PALMER.
12$-tf Prinoipul of the Institution, f
Lost or Mislaid, r
BOND OF TnE WILMINGTON CHARLOTTE,
and Rutherford Ba lroad Jompany for S 1 81 , and
a fraction th fraction Bot romemnered cue for
work for tha quarter ending October, 1860. Notice
i hereby given th.it application will bo mads for a
duplicate for said bond If not recovered ia .a abort
time, and all persons are forwtrned against trading
for it without my consent. J. M. UENUY.
April IS, 18S1-1S8-8
Fashionable Millinery Store.
I WOULD INFORM UT FRIENDS AI
public generally that I am receiving my..
THI
mm m sches stock of n.ici c ior?,
eonslatinr of BONNETS, RIBBONS, and FLOWERS,
DRESS O00DS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, beside,
many other article too trdioa to mention.
BONNETS MADE and TRIMMED, and CBESSES
MADI on th shortest order. &
Thankful IA the- kind people of Wadeiboro' aflS
Anson for tb liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon me, I respcxtfully sslioit a coutinuauoe of tHe
same. ,
sast. All persoai hsdebstd to me for 1859 and 1800
will pleas call and eettle ar sloe their account by
giving good not. I im obliged to hav the money
or good note. AONES HOKNEt
April 16, 1881.tr -
I. A. LILK v
IS NOW RECE1YINQ HI3 STOCK OF
SPRINGWxND SUMMER GOODS,
Zmbrsng all th NEW and DESIRABLE 8TYLES,
ai PUICE3 TO 6CIT THE IIHE3. Th puhlio
geacrally ai raspectfulti Invited to call Hd tv them.
Ulaayille, . April 6, IBOI. ' 133 30-
Bells! Bells! Sabbath School Bell.
T?OR BALE AT DR. It. W. ROBINSON'S ROOM
Jh or at this OSoe. In paper covers, lb cast;
aalf waaing w sent; rajBtntuag 35 oenU.
Ani . ItWH-lBS in
r tar v, m , i
tsAROI ASJORTMUfT FOR (tLB ST
9. S. ASITOL.
WIl'yBIIXCTOSi
CLQJOHC JIWPiCTORY.
H'
AvIXQ SECURED THE SERVICES OF
JAMES MiCOB NICK.
raeently Priucipal CutUr for s New York Ettbltsb-
ment, and eminently qual'fitd to inauufuctur all
kinds of
' Civic And Mlliiary TTork,
we feel s.infMrnt of lvin the hlrbrrt aittiaftietlon
Newly I M POUTED CLOTHS, CASSf MRRF.S and
hVKSTINGa. togetlr with ALL TMK SEASONABLE
STtLEf VF IIOKT.il CAHOLIWA MAKE.
. Our extensive amngtmenti will enable ui to work
st ai LOW FIGURES at my Northern boust. Tbe
workmen employed Ifiva thelifgheat reputation.
FRENCH and AMERICAN FASHION'S received
sew! montb'y.
' Our facilities ire unequalled In every ementlel fen
lure of the MERCHANT TA1LOKIN0 DEPAUT
MENT. ,
MILITARY COMPANIES fnrnMud with tin
8T.1TK ARMS BUTTON at lower flenrei th-n they
con ha t undia-ird for elsewhere. COMPANIES UNI
FORVIKD at abort notioe. A'l khidt of. MILITARY
EQUll'MEXrS furuished to-.srdkr arrtew York
'"sOPKRIOR MADE CLOTIIINa. onr own cele
brated mauufuctur and perfect cut, constantly on
"gents' UNDERWEAR OP ALL KINDS, th
FRENCH YOKE SillRTd, COLLARS, &c, in great
voriatv,
' Lirce assortment of TRUNKS, BAGS, VALISES,
io., for Gotitlemrn and Ladies. Prices niucli below
the nmrkrt geuenilly '
UMIiltKI.LAS Tor Lad'et and Gentlemen. '
YOUTHS' CL((TniNO. prices low.
t'lolbing manufactured, .in the same building, rear,
of tec"iid story. Twenty t forty workmen eousuns-
ly employed. . ,
Tbe p tti'i'Uise of the cit iens of nadesorn', ani
surrounding country of NoitU and 8outb Caroliua, It
respectfully aoliciU'd. '.
O. 8. BALD WIT,
Manufacturer of Clotbinr. Importer ind Dealer
lnC'otha,Cat.-imerea, Vratiiig,FumUhiiigQooda,&l.,
IH-j-tf 38 Mi.rket St., Wilmir.glon, K. C.
Plantation for Sale.
r
OFIilR FOR SALE MY PLANTATION
on the Pee Dec River, adj-iiniiig the town of Che
r.iw nn the south tht Chcruw and Uarlingtn Kail
road ronninc throuxb it a mile and a hulf. it con
tains 1IM ACRES, much of which is RIVER and
CREEK LAND, Ijii.g high., nnd very productive.
There Is also a Urire body of LEVEL RED CLAY
ITLAND, um-urpaiised in this part of tbe eouttry
lor the proluctioB- of Cotton, which has made au
average yield of more than 1000 lb, of cotto per
acre. On it are DKI.I.IXU and ALL OTllbK
NL'CESSArCTLIrN(iS: also aa ORCHARD OF
LLECT FRUIT TREKS. It can be divided to suit
persona not wu-hing the whole; and any one wanting
uiore land, can obtnln it either adjoining or convenient
to the plantntion. I will sell this place low, nna make
the terms unusually icsouimoilatfng.
SAMUEL V. 8AJWttt3.
Cbcraw, S. 0., April 4, 18UI- lK. tf
"NEWGOODSr
s. v.. ije..i:tt,
IF
A3 Jt'ST RECEIVED UI3 STOCK OF
srniG a.d gcMMcn goods,
consisting of READY MADE CLOTHING, HATS.
CAPS 7 COOTS and SHOL"S.
Anl a full and complete assortment of
DRV GOODS,
including SILKS, SATINS, PRINTS,' and V0H8
TEDS of every description.
Also, a good stock of "
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CCTLERY AND
SAFETY-FUSE.
All of which will be told cheap for'CVSHor AP
PROVED NOTES.
Wadesboro', April 10,1861. 133-tf
": f OR SALE, .
TTtIVATELY, ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS,
1 Six aud a quarler Acres of Land-
adjoining the town of tVndci-boro' the nicest DL'ILD-
INO LOT!? near town.
Al-o, a TRACT OF LAND, containing 491 acres
within two and a half miles of ihe Railroad, five miles
from Wadesboro and fire miles froia Lilesvtile. Ap
ply to A. LITTLK.
Wii-,V.ro', April 2, 1801. " 134 80.
If Abe Lincoln
.S GIVEN CP RAIL SPLITTIXO. I WpCLD
hue tho public to know that 1 have not given
ou ''ripping ' timber. My Steam Mill is in "full
blast'' ueur my residence, four miles south of Wades
boro', where I am regularly turning out
M UBGit OF ALL IiIIS,
needed for building purposes., &o.
Lumber delivered anywhere within reasonable dla
t-.ncp of tbe mill when desired.
1 XJiave attached to the hove one of the best GRIST
MILLS in the r.nunty. for griudiuc CORN, which it
o port, ted on Friduy.
This notice is deemed necessary as it doe not seem
to be cenerillv known that my mill is in operation.
My old customer are invited to give me anntner
trtnl A. JJALLU.tt
13o-2m.
COX, K'UiDAXi; & CO.
General Commission Merchants and
Wholesale Grocers,
N0S. II '4 12 NORTH WATER STREET, -
0ULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
th-eir friends and Merchants generally, that
they ara now prepared to Accommodate tbem with a
.ffiv autl Fresh Stock of Groceries,
by tbe package,' consisting ia part of SUGAR, OOF
FEE, MOLASSES, BACO.V, MESS PORK, FISH,
8ALT, TOBACCO, CIGAKS. CANDLES, CANDY,
SPICE, PEPPER, and a variety of other article in
their line, winch will be ejld low for CAall.
March 12, lVGl-131-tf
Millinery and Dress-Making.
1M)-MY FRIENDS AND TUE PUBLIC, I WOULD
respectfully announce that, having for two year
been uuder the instructions of one-of the best
and most fashionable Milliner in the State, I
am convinced that I can mak DRESSES, and
make and trim BONNETS, satisfactorily lo all who
may favor m with their custom. I solicit the patron
age of the, puhlio. . BETSY N. LILLY.
February 11, leHiI-127-tf .
II, W. ROBISSOX,
- 81'itGEO.r DEJVTMST, ,".
TTAVINO PERMANENTLY LOl ATED IN. THE
XX town of Wadesboro , respectfully
tender hie Professional Services to all
who nisy need tbem. Having had seve
ral years practice, he feela safe ia warranting ati-
faction in ALL OPERATIONS.
All diaaaesof the TEETH and OUM8, and MAXIL
LARY DONES, will be treated with especial reference
to their speedy and perfect cur. , .
He will also pay particular attention to the HEUU-
LATION OF CHILDREN'S TEETH. ,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, from one to full a act, tup-.
plied in the beet jand most approved ityte.
rereon tn rhe country vUite 1 at tbelr restaene
when desired. ' .-
Terms cash when I be work is 6nished. . y
Wadesboro', February 6, 1860-94-f ''' ' ; .
, Our School, -
WILL COMMENCE EXERCISES AGAIN, UN
der the eharre of WM. D. REDFEARN, at
RED HILL ACADEMY, on Monday, th !3ih iu.t
Tuition will remain a heretofore; tnd range from
$7.60 to $10 per session, according to the brauche
uaght. -
Exocllent Board can be had convenient to the Acad
emy, at $7 per month, i
Student will be received at any time during th
session, but no deduction will be made for loss of lime
vnlcwa eanstdby sickacas oracareenayvdible circas
stanee. " .
Any rurther lafcratarJaa any Be had by sppncarlovr
w a i-nacipai, er te Towotey Relrrarn, rrsstdcat
er re Bara or Timtse. er h. llrers, Secrttsr.
Whvur Star V. C , a. , !3t-t!i tf
DO YOtr WANT WHISKERS? '
VO YOU WAJIT WHIoKERS?
DO YOU WAST A MU8TACHEt
DO YOr WANT' A MUSTACTlEt
BELLIAGIIA.TI' V
' CELEBRATED
Onguent,
Tor tho TThlitkers aurj Hair. '
' Tb subscriber Ink pirasur in announcing to fit
Cititeni Of tht United Stiitrl, that tbey hsvt obuli.ed
tbe Agtney for, and are now enabled to effer to th
AtuerioaB public, ths above justly celebrated and
world renowned trticll.
i JTHE ST1.MCLATIXO ONCCKNT
1 prepared bv Dr. C. P. Bellingham, an eminent phv-
tioiao of London, and I warranted to bring out a
thick let or
. WHISKER!! OIK A .Til ST.iOIIC,
la from three to ait weeks. Thia article It tlo only
one of th kind unext hy tbs French, aud in Londuu
and I'nrl It la In uurreranl us. ' ,
It It I beautiful, economical, soothing, yet stimula
ting oiinpound, eline; a If by migie uu thi ro-.tn,
eou-isg a beautital growth of luxuriant hair. If ap
plied to the scalp, it, will cure balunki. and caua to
spring up in pbce of the b Id spots s fine growth of
new hair. Applied, accor ling to directions, It Will
turn med or tony fauir vabk, and restore gray knir
to it nrlriiial color, lea-log it sort,' smooth, aud flexi
ble. The 'Oaoi'kXT" ia au -imlispenauble sitiul in
every gentteiuAii' toilet, and after one week's us
tuiy would not for sny consideration be without it.
The subscribers are the only Ageuts for toe article
In tbe Lolled State, to whom all order must be ad
dressed. 1 '
Prion One Dollar a box for'aale by all Drugiziat
aud Dealers; or a b"X of the "Ongent'' (warranted
to have tbe desired effiC) will be scut to any who de
sire it, by mail (direct.) securely packed, on receipt
of price and postage, 81 18, Apply to or eddies
HORACE L.- MEG KM AN t CO ,
Druggist, Jm.,
130 Cm. ,21 William Street, New York.
Medical.
DR. A. J. LLGRtXD,
117ILL. ON AND AFTER THE 1st OF MARCH
If - next, locate at Wadri-boro', and will offer his
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Iu tbe citizens of the
town aud surrounding country. Offic nt Anson
Hotel, where be alway v. ill be found, unlet profes
sionally engaged. .
Feb. 18. lbbl-128-tf .
Southerners! Look to Yoar Interests!!
A HEVOLITION HAS OCCOit
SOUTHERN MEN HATE RESOLVED TO PAT
Touise KuUthern" Mnnulscttlrei nnd Institutions;
I sill tberefore inform the people of Ansm, and all
others bo with to cousult their own inlcrects, tbut I
am .till mauufucturiug . .
" ALL KINDS OF LEATHER, -PLANTATION
BRO0AN3,
and
KIP SHOES,
where I keep constantly on hand a Inrge tstortment
of the above-named articles, which I will cell low for
CASH, or on SHORT TIME TO PUNCTUAL CCS
TOMERS.
All ordor addressed to me nt Wadesboro', N. C, will
be thankfully received end punctually attended to.
XY REPAIRING DONE, on abort notice, neatly,
dumbly, snd on rearnni.ble term.
N. 11 HIDES, TALLOW, ' GRAIN and ALL
OTHER PRODUCE taken in. exchange for Shoes and
Leather. JAS. C. CARAH AI .
NOTICE.
Ad those who have Note or Accounts, or both, wiib
me, are requested to come forward immmediately nnd
settle. i. C. C.
Feb. 4, 1851-126 tf
COlffl MlAl'F.lCTORy.
RUSCOE k CARAWAY. '
TO ALL WHOM WHOM IT MAY CO-SCLUS,
(and it concern, ail v.-ho who de-ire to have
COACHEST BUGGIES, SULKIES, &e , strongly and
elegantly built, nrd those whom it don't conociu don't
amount to much,) we proclaim the fart that we are
manufacturing, at RUSCOE S OLD STAND, Wades
boro', N. C., VEHICLES OF ALL KINDS, which, for
style and workmanship, cannot be sdrpaesseri
They have on band a good stock of the very best ma
terial, nnd will koep on hnnl, all tbe time, the very
beet material that ihe country affords, and no country
uff'irus better.
Their workmen cannot be surpassed anywhere, for
proof of which an examination of tbeir work Is a'.oue
ueceasary. j ; '
If any job of theira full,. cither in workmanship or
innt-'ilul, dutiug tuclve cionrh from tho time it id
turned out,' it will bo repaired without charg-'.
Repairing done in tbs neatest manner, and' nt the
sh-irtest rrasonab'e notice. Charge moderate.
Tbe only fault found with vehicle built by John
Ruseoej-which- hv been-aeitV away North, South,
Eait nnd Weat, is lnsde by coach makers abroad
that the never need repairuij.
l.'3-tf UU5COE & CARAWAY.
Look nt'This.
A1
quested to call and pay up i their Nutel and Ac
counts.
- I expect to SELL FOR CASH, and lo customers
that will pay puuetual at the end of the yt-nr nfter
thia date. . JOHN 31 ACE Y.
January 1, 1801-1 CC-tf
Take Notice.
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO C. E. SMITH
and SMITH & LINDSEY, r hereby notified
to make immediate payment of their indebtedness, as
further time cannot be given. IV e are compe'Ied to
this course, for our creditor, are pressing us, and we,
in turn, must pres. those v. bo are indebted tn us.
llil-tf C. ti. 3.111111.
HAYING MADE ARRANGEMEST3 TO EN
zxfte ia a different occupation as soin as I can
close up mv mercantile huiiness, I shall ffcrmy pres
ent STOCK OF GOODS, on and sfter the first day of
January, 1 801,- AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH,
and for cash or it. equivalent oulr. I have on hand
a largo and general assortment of Goods, nnd those
wishing to purchase will please" Call Ind. examine
them and their prices, a I nm deteiniined tiee'l.
All those indebted to me will please make lmme-
diate psyment, is longer indulgence cannot he giveu.
Wadesboro', Dee. 15, 1860-110 tf
Going. " J
TnE SUBSCRIBER DESIGNS LEAVING THE
County iu February next. (1S61,) and would re
specially ask all person iudebted to him, either by
Note or account, to" settle the ume BOON. , He hpca
none wi'i'l As netrligcnt, a he would regret very much to
have to luave bis bueiness in ibe bands of an agmt or
ojjiciT ' Compliance with the above will much oblige
i--t . J. 4. IVi.
Ity Those indebted to J. J. COX, as Administra
tor of JOHN PRATT, deceased, miul siihe saiirfac-
lory arranjtmtiiti toon ooontr eooncti.
Lilesville, n. C, Ueo. lo, louU-I13-tf
Gould's Fork Academy.
riHE .THIRD SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
r coumencion Monday. 7th of January, lwil. The
rate ef Tuition rangt from $12 to $20 par session of
twenty weeks. . -
All bill arc dot it the evd of each term: and tui
ttoa will-fw-chsrged ,roi ths date of enuring 'wotil
the end of the term, except ia eases tf protracted ill
ness. r .
Board eaa be kad ia ths neighborhood at $3 per
lOntb.
Students win bs prepared at this school for th
Freshmta or 8 op homer class ia any of our arat slaas
Colleee. or for ths ordinary husiueiee of life- .
Although triot awaliry baa bee insisted a alt
th time, yet more atraou efforts will b mad ta
ivnteafa anoral and eilirtHKiaa Biauoiclaa.
It it MrrlKKlcrfy oVstreaf (AM wax: rftal 4 I
I tht tpmittf tf the
IIS4J JO
JOHN C. fcteHrCaUN, Fyirctpd.
11 I1
2
CST CURE
NervousHeadache
CURE .f
tj tl,e u-e of tbrre Pills the periodic etticlta' of
AVroii or Skk lltadmht may b prevented;" ind It'
tskenil the. connnonci menl of an attack linmedlatu
relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seld, m.fnil in removing the Xauua aud Heed'
aekt to which females are to eul ject.
They ict gently upon tbe bowels, removing Cfir
Keli. , .
For Literary Men. S'ndnH, Dalles te Female., and
all person of tedenlun h;tiiii, they nr Viiluabl I a
Laxative, improving the appviiu. giving funs and vigor
lo the digestive organ, and motoring tlicatutural elas
ticity and strength cf ti.e whole system,.
The CEPHALIC I'lLLS are the result of long la
veet'pttii.n and earufully conducted einerimente, hav
ing been in use many year, during which time the;'
hav prevented and relieved a vast amount of puis
and sufft'1 Ing from bendncbe, whether originating iu
the anrofi ;rsttn or fionia deranged tltc ol tb
Ho mat . .-
They re entirely vegetable In their composition, and
may be taken ut all lime with perfect safety without
making any change f diet, jiui tic eOiaice if any die-
ogrceulilclattc rtr.deit it ejrj to ailminiiler Um tt ehil-
dm. ' -
'BEWARE OF COfNTERFEITIM
The gennii.a have Svc signature, of Usury C. Spald
ing on ach box. - '
Sold by Druggists and all other dealer in Medicine.
A box will be sent by in til ri pal l ou receipt of tb
Prlca 45 Out.
A'l order should bo a.idies-ed to
HEXItYCNPALDIVfl.
4H Cedar Strait, New Yurk.
THE FOLLOWISO ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDING'S
Ci:iII.lJLlC FILLS
-JULL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
HEADACHE
......,. THAT A :
SPEEDY AXD StUE CIHE
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.,
A. these testimonials were unsolicited hy Mr. ?DalJ-
ingiJ.hiyjifrordunque,-tiouab
of this truly tcieutiuc discoytry:
y , Maso.xvii i.i, Conn., Feb. 6, 1861.
Mr. SpaldirgSir: I Lava tried j our Ccchalie Pills.'
and I like them to well that I wint you to stud me
two dollars worth more. Part of theso. are for tha
neighbors, to whom I ray a few out of the fi st box
I got from yon. Send the Pills bv n-V.l, and obi in
your obedient bei vaut, ' JAMES KENNEDY.
HAVi-aronn, Pa., Feb. 6, 1861.
t e IJt o:... t l - .
more box of your Crpbulio Piils. I hsve received a
great loul of benefit from ihera. Yours, respectfully,
, .. Si-lltV A3 5TUIKH0USE.
ErncCE Cbeek, Huntington oo., Pa.,
Jaqukry 18, lfCl. f
. IT. C. Spalding Sir: You will' pltac tend mttwo
boxesof your Cephalic Pi'.;s. iicuJ thtm immediately.
Respectfully yours, JNO. B..S1MO.VS. .
P. S. I have ucod cno box bf your Pill;, and find
them excellent.
Bu.ir Vbrboh, Ohio, Jatf. IS, 1881.
Hsnry C. Sjral l ug. Esq : Pleas find enelosed twenty-five
cents, fur which send me toolbar box of your
Ccpl.ilio I'i'.l.'. Tbey u:o truly the be.t Pill I hav
tvrtiicJ. V'Yt. A. S roVER. P. M.,
Ltile Vernon, ItyriLdotiy county, 0.
BlVEIlLT, M:lts., Dcfl. JI, ISIiO.
H. C. Spalding; E-q.: I with for som circulars or
large show bills to bring ycur Cephalic PIHs morepar
licu arly before ray custom' . If you bar anything
'oMhe kind please send to me, Or e of my cust-iniers,
v lio is suhject to severe Sick Headache, tutu-iKy lust
ing. two days.) was cured cf tin attack in one hour by
your Pills, vihioh I tei.t her. P.tspectfully yours,
W.B.WILKES.
' ' 1 RLTXOtDsaiFO, Frtr.Ul!n en.. Obio.l
January 9, 1861. .
Henry C. fpalding. No. 4R Cjdar St , N. Y :
Dear Sir: Incloied find tvtrntv five cell' (2o.) for
ahh-h send bo-iOpblie VW."J S. nd to address -
ot Her. m. U. r liter, rieynolurburg, Frnnklm coun
ty, Ohio. Your Pills work like a charm cure Ucsd
ucbea!niOBt iuiUutev. Truly yours, 1 " '
. . WM. C. FILLER.
Ypsilasti, Mich., Jan. 14, ISol.
Jlr. Spalding Sn- Jiot loi g since I sent to you for "
a box of Cephalic Pills for the cure of the Nervous -Headaohe
and Cosriveness, and received tbeamo,and
they bad to good nn t Sect that I was induced to send
for wore. Please scud by retui n mail. Direct to
A R. WHEELER,
. , v J . Tpiiisnti,. Michigan '
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Vs. --Cephalic
rills luicompliah Ihe oljecf for which they--were
made, viz; Cur of headache in nil it form
Tbey have been tested in more than a tbe a-
stud ct.es with entire rucces,
Frnni the Dim-wist. St. Cloud, Minn. '
If you are or have been troubled with the headache,
eedd for a box, (Cephalic Pi!!,) so that you may have
mem in case oi an attack.
From tbe Adveiliser, Providence, R. I.
The Cephalic Pills nrtsid to be a remarkably ef
fective pemedy for tb headache, tnd one of tbe very
bast for that very frequent complaint which baa ever -beea
discovered.
(from tho West'n R.R.'GaiLttc, Chi, ago, III. '
We heartily endorse jlr. SpalJiug, and hit unrivaled
Copbalic ViU.
- - From tie Valley Star, Kanawha, Vs.
We arc tur that person suffering with, the head
ache, ho try them, will stick to theiu.
. Prom the South'n Path Finder, N. Orleans, La.
Try them! va i tiiit ar efflicted, and as ai sun
tht your testimony can be added to the already num
erous list that hi received bcmtlu that as stbr aed
ricc can prouuoc. .,,!;,
Proa, the Ct. Loui Democrat.
. Tb inimecie demand tur tht article (CephaUo Pill)
is inpid'y iiicreasitig. -
From tb Gazette, Drrport, Ljwa.V
Jlr. Spalding would not counect b nam with U
article he did not knoic to passes real merits
.From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SuiFerinir humanity ftin star bt relievest. '
' US A.t!ngle bottle of SPALDINa'8 PREPAECD
utUE trilt-earo ten times its coJt annually."
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' spalding's pkei'ared clue!
silding-s Prepared glpei
6 AVE' THE PIECESf 'V- ' . . .
- ECONOMY! . DISPATCH! ""
grj ''A STrrca tTiat avb snit.""vgg
As accidenrs will happen, even ia well regulated
families, it is very desirable to bay som ebaao aad '
convenient .way fur repairing Furniture, Toys, Creek-,
cry, tot
SPALDING'S PREPARED QLTJE
meet all such emergencies, and no household eaa af
ford to be without it. It is always rady,"tod up lo
the nicking point. . . ' .
- ' VSEfUL IN BVERY BOVSI." -; J
N. C A bruah (ocompanka each botU. Fries S
jna S.Wmm
HEKBtC SPALDING, . '
jr0-18 cj. itrcat, Ksw York, .
. 'ft CAUTION. ' '''.'.
At eertalo. unprincipled peniovj are aataaiBtim ta
palm slf ea tha aasaapeailag paklls isitatiaaf say
PREPARED CLUK. 1 would sautjaa. aU fasrawoa-
ssaain )ef.r Vnrchid"lt. aa-1 aee that tb full asms,
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