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m -- mmK t loratM up ia cournry.
tt.t UJ aoj rorii we r.Uf the
' " Hii t Ji r)- ukrw ike Esub
l III f ,l-a el the .Tor.
Im whre he feKapiv
, k-. m f at le cpSrt rejair. nIi rerjtn)itg
, L4 We tU t enur lie e j'f of Lis viiws.
rvx.vvay xeoro.- .
N.O Tf AN" AWAY nc, WilLm J.
C ii. Jjint, liifty ta rWry cnn
r M J j, AUtere.ewUilU.of'Aprill!,
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c d'trisl-wji ctxn? I ;fnj buby htir.
W s b-f V-rJ,--'w 35oc 3S ycs
C. t iSl )A of HO jooojrh" !w frxir
iWth arc Urji rwj twMlrd QtrJ If tor
t Ti rnam4 baU krowa coil trts lut-
1 i tr f-M i!. cr CIra vcU ntf
tx C. nJ Ukra ta Atbni, by Aiwfrr
fv;, crj Itcvtrft A h h4
&-irr liiioTlV; ber Mr. DiilyV in CSce
UtJ cj ar jr. fv m. in all pfotU1lj, making
bi Uck to .Narth Caroiio. He Ua brii i
rartnJ,of
OlldDCID
oITetrd for tb rtcovrry I U negtt.
ktj:oj xcJirji cxnouxs
, t . An coin Coutvy
' TlU ?ar prnnally tparrJ leunaid
(. tnj, Wfurv U tol)cnbcr i Justice of
' t,'i Ttaea rr aid Conijr, an J maJa oatli
t- J9 f-rru' 'of1 Law,' il.ai I.e'hcIJ'a
t ore nrTtfCX Mtonrlh-f bffaW Covniy
f r 43T.OO, ia Uottb 24;hof JuU
IS4S.OQ which nots iU'ttt if a rrt'Jii bui
tha HiU Mat-(l6n, for 912. AUo an.
cil.tr rrtdii fur $30.00 p)toui iL Ui of
Ja.ia 1SI7. And orva other crrdii fur $30.
. tia I4:n OcVbr 1819. which note mil.
' UfJof I iKcrrfor all proa arthare
oy lot m f r.ftj irom Dojrinf nr trading aaiC
tV -ot. .T.v. t 30
k. - - i v ctib
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JJ h UclotMrr, 1819. Sworn
bf..re
LCONAHO MURRAY.
"M. - 30, 1813. . .
SEtr STAGE ZJXE.
i i n voceritfned rearect-
fDira:acma tbe travethor
jnathe, that h Iiaa la km
Lbe contract fen carrying the
BMti,atwYolbM ul ace and
1
YoekviUe, A. aod that h haa placed oa the
la a CCwtfiwtaM
TITO 1IOR5E HACK.
;a
It aa a Kta 5-weekly ILe, teaviex Liacolntoo
tt fl o'clock. A. M .'ooTueadayvaod TKarvday,;
raJ fatammf; oQ SVedneada ya to4 Fridays, ar
rif w2 at P. M.-
TiareiJara yoomeylax between Liscolaten
24 YorkTii:a will i that th far aa low;
ad thai ample prrpa rat too hate Lceo uc'e to
grs-4r aaarr conJcrtah!.
aaaaalHBk ..fl
tnJcftl Taarta,
JAME3 WEI.W,
Oct.SlSt. - . - ' tr
. TJIC DOLLAR iE WaP ATE R,
IaUUa4 .Dr a II C.
AT riJIUDELPHIA. PA-.
Ia iharrry lsawkly TaauJ awafafet puh
tS4 la l."aul Mttra. . .
Ij v, ftvav ia aJvavaai wuh taw rvaa ia rn
v fjfaa f pnltaakip er atariaia. aoJ
V now oly ia lb c3kareAett ( iL Lib
" j of Ua at airnc,ba a.'rraJy acatml a carru
laUMt and l3portan aaWo Mknoet wrrklj
Lsi.'.f ew(ria th LTtdo,anJ irly Lu
,' ai?5e eaay 4hef iMrUaaaad prira Uich
v I ih Caitad buic. Pnee (ar amgU aaUcrt-
tft ea'y Oo DmUw pet afiaoaa. - .
r THIRTY ROM A NOES 'FOR '2. .
"tTTMlCH U all iMt H aArd per aonom, k
J V tA gwaxat papT tut the woiUJ. w krh will
I- 4kJ C-a fca weak ta) January, lilS undar
tia titis f ,: ' i - ,
HIE SEATS OF THE WORLD.
It 'wiSeoatata lrty eoaaaaaui w tW tat vaiea
U and iaurtttmg fioanaacw veawkas et praaeat
ayf . tVe Ar-"raai, poU. " - , t
A ismx ectasia will be the famocM novel of
, no n cut MACAfKi: lv cnula.nd.
2) C. If. Jat fbymjja tb erlteatd aothoe of
- - Lii Mt LaawUa." aaj Cila tanrv..
A Jir Dumas' UL a-aJ heat prodoe
II T. GEliNl THE50N'OP ATHOS.
'i r ,n.LiJ eipwaaiy far tha .Vnea cJU HV-af
--r'r-.a cf l!ia bsl fiaolata of lb a age, 7Xjm4,
h'i-4i, E. ' t
. Oat apav ariUaat perrati at to r5Ta any Je
M.Usl Lm of lb ffraat atovo af raaJmg thaf ita
r .ri m?j ctajn na will otwiaia t kl ttwf fau)y
t ' ; -5t t ba a whU hbrary of rradmx.
I W tar U aaiaagiaw iaaliatH y. AO aajb-
Nra w trail lb - yiar h eVoary la,-""-"
ca im;; af DICK'cl auperti ated a
f.'rfl of , ". " . -11- . p
p are a
f Lkh la Tuo JXn.
T3Ml-Ta DaUara par arfoco.mrcrtiy
. ia aJrukcav. 5,-wciuaa coaJwi3 be aact ta muj
i J ordte.
f
tx Crts. , . ...... .,. .
.. f
10
. Ee!i inWnkf w3 Va entltted ta a cf y U tha
S ij.irc Prvaalafi Etai5. "" , " "
.WtlUAKS DROTIIF.R5,
TjaW, lCSJaaaBifttt,Nc Yk.
( M- A D WINTER fashons.
aBwaBaiwaajwjwaBaMNWawa' .
THE inhabitant of. Lit.hiJoo, and;ii vi
e'lo'tj, anJ aH'otnera'.wIiu tieire Lv.eiwf
ihifiy VnaJe at the Iiurtcst bcticc, arc respect
fjllvrtttited raH 0 i
-s -
ile t ikUtrboi'M i kM.lrJ U:twea Mr.
Mot H..cl aid Jacob IU:um.ui' k'orr. wb.re
tocy kiiif cmiouc lu cairj a Uje . (
to all i'a varwua bricur. " 1 1
Triir rxpvrienrr, aud Ukt- auccea that 'haa
LiUi Uj uuMTid Hhmf e!Krtt iu p4i-ac tuliy
utf Ihtui ui ,a) that I he eW thc.r
a.nt. mests.
frill be ertal ta tnat vt any taikr in W e
icm CarwUia, aod cut iulcriur tu the. beet city
work. ,. t. -,. , j ,
1 hej irmlc all. boili old and ynunjr, to call
&d CJm;oe tin ltvl Kail and "V inter
CITY FASHIONS,
thich bate at teen receiied; anj from Vrhich,
it la Itupt-U. rach wtll Ur Uu Iw alccl autuc
ihinj uiuU t hi taate.
They Hatttr thcmaelfea that their plain
work MilJ U ioiurrasiJl their bosiutis uil
ooexceucu. anJ their
FASHIONABLE URl!s3 COATS.
rtt;uirin; paliecce.carc, and lale, i!J bo anch
aa tu cciicr credit upuu Die mechanical kt)l ol
L.tcolntoo.
While, how-erer, thcr lt contiumrcc of
the favor of thrir trK-n!, an J folic it the pat
ronage of'Uie puthc. they brjf lrac tu return
their thanka for tbe liberal auj.jiurt hvr ivforv
ealetMkd to Uivm. ,
Aa prosrpt aeiien ia peceaaarj to iMCeu in
bust pie y will aim to make puiuiuaJity
t!flra walchwurd, in the caccuikmj' cl' a.l
their work.
(Cr TKRMS iuU aa cinnol be ot!er than
aat factory. '
Country proJuce taken in payment ; but
Cajyt tluaya in ilvmauJ.
TLa Public lluinbla Srtantr,
.MooKE & conn.
UncoJoton, Oct 0, li-W. tl"
CAIwUIAGK MAKING.
AU,rjU McCOY. ;
KKAR THE CAST END OF
LIXCOLXTOX. X. C.
leare. roprtlullyKtu lufurut lua Inenda
anC lite poUic generally, tnat he alill cualiauea
tu carry ua ti3
Cili HUGE J7.fA7.VC IWSIXESS.
at hia old I'Jn l, oppnsite Mr. Daniel Shuford
thrt e ,tjare from the Cuori-Iooe.
Having prorkii-d himelt with a stoek of
SUPERIOR MATLKULS.
he it at all times prepared to manufacture new
and to do all kinJa of ,
REPAIRING and Till M MING,
at a aMjrt rubier, and in a neat, elegant, and
substantial mi oner. ,
F He mU vaibrace tl.isoccasioo to say, that,
thankful to the public, for the liberal patronage
hilfterto received, he has been encuvrayed to
make e&ar's to extend his buinr?w ; "and he
would reepectf oily inform persunn at a tlistance,
woo may need any article ic his line, that il
they will apply to bun by letter, or otherwise,
l will take ureal pleasure in attending to lher
ardera ; or, if deajivd, preiuua to contract, he
will furniah bil.'s of col which wiM ho a low
as csa poaaibly be sflorded for gl work.
He hope to secure a liberal patrunape, by
close application to buaincs and a determina
tion to plea re.
To aeeummoda t h enttomern, h will take
all kuMia ol country prvdocn lor work ; and,
Aa a little Ca, now and theri.
Is rcliahed by the urat vf ineii."
I.C Will he particutirly happy to find his pal
rona r parous eiwuh lu lavor him with a lit
tle rf tt ; anj he w,; he extremely (ratcful
whenever he may receive it.
AONER McCOY.
October 5, 113. if
MiW CSTADI.I4IIMCNT.
nAVinVKiaSii9
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER. KEFAlKER;
&c. , Ac.
LIXC0LNT0X, X. C.
.TJ J riCTrt tir o.Trra
LI a. tiu acivicea la Ut
r .i : j .i. i
Afj, alV?"5 Viuuie cHuii a iu the a-
KVI V'S'v ,,ur hne,auring ll-e puh
TT rrf-f. lie tialwoik ciiUutlrd to
hia rara wui ba aieculed in title ami firiith
eqsally m well aa if arol tt the otigir.al Kinihr
in tjvvrpoot or London, lie mil keep cunaui.llj
on Land an autrtmrnt of
M-ATt If E, ICEY1. rilAIJf";, t '.
Amo-GOLD PE.N.
Cy atuiVal Uoxrt and Jcwcby a!ao icpairrd
at sfecrt noiire. .
Prota a dVsif a to arremroodate, with atiict at
lenuon Ut buiura,h tiuau to lutrtt a gtuaioua
I a'.ronaca-
q3 Cfajntry produce tAca in exchange.
aptaa,tcj 5, ISIS. tf
ST.iTE OFXORTIt CJlItOUXA.
GaSToX CotJNTV.
Superior Court of Luc Full Ttrm, 1818.
Nancy L.Carroll 1
r. Edition fi.r a Dlvrte.
ILW. Carroll. S
IT appearing to the satisfaction cf the Court
that the defendant in tf.iscse ia n4 an in.
babUtct ofthtaState: It U erdcrrd therefore,
that puUiclk be made for threo nxnths in
the Carolina Republican and Lincoln Conner,
giting notice to the said II. V. Carroll, thai
nuat ar.d appear before the Judge of cur
Superior Court ol I.tw, at the Couri'lloore Jo
DaiUa, on Ibe 4ih Xooday after, the 4ih A.'ou
day tu March next, tltca and there, lo answer,
or demur to, the aileatioa contained iri p!ain
liil'a petition j otherwise, the ,san.c t i! re ta
kenroncaao, aod a decree 'made accordingly.
iiftes, Janes QuSnn, Clerk of cur aaid CtHirt.
, at ofBce, th AiU Mooday after the 4ih Mon
day in September, in. the 7dJ year of Ameri
ca a Independence, A. I). It LHL . . . 1. w
-JAMES QUINN, Clerk.'
$.n rf A!FREsas0prLYj;i; if.
510ItB MICHALi
A
Kc. now rtcett in rpatiti opening, at Lueir
o uj: i , in .,
4 - LrxcoLsroX. .
,A pDoral ftPboriinfrt of
. . FALl. AM). tinter
To which tbry invite llic attention of buyers.
Ilan relctl'd thvif 'f-tuck with core, and
pnretre!f f.'ieir gfttMld upon as favorath terms
aathry can be iXlainc!. lliey confidently aa
mrc their Iriemlss and'the public' in peneral,
that they ran afford to sell as low as any other
store in tin country. v( i , .
Witn a iew to aico-TimoJato all uno.may
fa or them with a ealllhey haeeiKleavortd to
rei"l r llu-if essoifuient Complete.
H..,,t., 1613. r tf
noLDR.d Dollar, magazlnk,
Coiitaiuiii 01 paes of reading mailer ! At
tne alomlitti low price of '
one dollar per unnum ! or tut copies Jurjite o)f-
uut. S
BT contains at least one-third more read
ing matter than any similar -publication
n the United .States, and is decidedly the
largest. hinptt, and ml ditab'e Majrazine
eer publUhed i. Ihh or any other'enunt ry
The contents of lloUen'a liollar Magazine
will ci.iiat of
TuUt, oy$, Sketchet and Tianshi
tions, (mm the pens of some of our first authors,
including a tciisof well wrought and spir
ited sketches i.Iustraiive of haideots con
nected with the history of the Union; arrange
ment having; been made to elucidate some
uaeful 11 fetor ical Reminiscence' in every tale
produced. The other uual features of a first
clara Magazine will be lncorj orated iu tlie
DOLLAR," which, with its vatt capacity
Gl pa pes will enable the publrsher lo avail
himaeit of many of the heal writers on lhe
other aide of the Atlantic he bcin pledged
to render Holden Dollar Magazine the best
as well us the cheapest, litciary enterprise
ever urulertaken.
Wio will not tubtcribe 7 Among' the writers
of ackuow lodged la Ken I m this country wlio
are already t imaged for tho ' Doliai AJagn
zue," are those ut .Major Al. Al. Noah, C 1
llngg, (Harry Franco of" the Knickerbocker,)
Rutu W. (Jriswold, lh Coiibtable, T. W.
Meiirhan, author of the 'Revolutionary Sketch
es,' lxi:eniJs .f the Thirteen Colonies.' and
together with the name, of many others of
our moot d.stiiignished authors who will fur
nih occasional notices peculiar lo ihts Aiaj
azinc. , Lach ouinbcr will contain a lung and ll.or
ouh review of the principal topics of the
I mouth, interspersed with anecdotes, oddities
and poasip upon tarious subjects, which can
not tail of proving instructive as well as a
i:uing. Trns-ftU be served op monthly by
oae of the beat humorous authors of the day,
aod will be a featuro alone worth more than
ihc auhfcriptiqu price, la the course of the
volume, alliclta w ill be giv u freiu the pens
ot- nearly all the following Luropean authors
viz : Doughs Jerold, Gilbert Abbott A'iier.k
et, Goodwin llormly, Wni. Howttt, b'. C Hall,
V. W. Thackery, Win llarrteoti .tusvirth
Maik Lemon, Win, Carle ton, Thos. Miller,
J. U. I'laiiche, Martin i'.trqniiar 'J upper, Al-
Ired 1 ennyaon, Lbcncxer Liiiol, Ch-is. AJckay
together witii occasional articles from Mary
llowilt, Mrs. 8. C Hall, Hon. Mrs. Norton
Harriet Marliueau, and many fibers our, pre
sent space will not allow us lo spetily.
Translations of some of the minor Tales of
Kugeoe Sue, Alex. Duuias, Geo. Cand, etc.,
wni bo given, if tree from the peraicuMts in
fluence ol many French tale, .aud particular
caiu will Ui lakeu Utal iiolUni demoralizing
ia iu luuo ever huds a pUco iu Luo pagca oil
the Dollar Alagsimc.
The publisher has alw made arrangements
for a number of tales from ti.e German and J
bpaoish. and is confident thai he pocC9ecs fa
cilities for their selection unsurpassed by any
one in America. Il will bo readily acknowl
edged by any one alall conversant with litera
luxo iix every form, that
Maiden $ Dollar Magazine
is the Icrgat, cheajjttl, and lest periodical in
tho Wond, and he challenges comparison with
any ibli'g pubtuhed in Lune or America,
rationed thai the sovereign petple will decide
tor th.Mnaelves as regarus tbe merits of the
repectv work.
lloLOk's Hollar Maoazir will be
isMied moiiihly, m Noa. of G-l phges each,
printrd on fine paper manufactured express.
Iv fur tho work, and of exuu quality, with
new and beatifu! type.
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CHARLES W. HOLD EN,
Punliaher of Holden'a Dollar Alvgszine,
I'9 Naa,au street, N..Y.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
" ' '
THIRD TEAR.
Thin popular acicutilic aud mechanical Journal
(which has already attained the largect circulation
of any weekly paier of the kii.d iu thewoild.) rom
mriued ita Thud Yclume vu Satuiday, September
25ih. . .
Kach nurnher of The Sacntife Amer. contains
from five tu atven oiiuinal Engravings; a catalogue
of Atneru-ai Patent,-aa iasncd f n in the Patent
Office rach week ; noiice of the prorcs of all new
mechanical and sci ntific inTer.tions ; inrtmctiooa
in the various aits aud lrade, with Engaings ;
curmti pbiNM)hk-ai and cberuieaf exrimehu;
thrt la teat Kail Koad intelligence ia Europe and
Atnciica ; ait the difTrrrut jneebanical movement
I pubhhed in a series, and , illustrated vith mora
than a hundred engra tings, dec-, &c. .
Ilia ir. tct a i a4-r that oieritatha patronage of
all the otechani;a ard inauulacturt rs throughout
the United State, and should be in the bai:d of
rerynlbal fVeJa an interest in the advanrament
f uarehanical.r,tckauhct iortpfoveiuciita -in this
couuiiy.
"J . ( i f ...
'.'"rv.t ;
It ia published in Quarto form, cepveniently
ad4cd lo UiudiDg. erui furnished t6 country sub
acrihrra at ibejoar price of Tuo Jolfurt a yeer4-
OritJJdffar'tn ctcanrt. and the remainder ia aix
moulLs: "Addrrca. ru paid.' " . ttt '
u. U.-. I iNN A CO PpUiabars,
153 FuUuu street, Ne-v YtfJk.J 4
v aHicbtuoolt jrac(orl
fTrt RE-Proprietors desire Vespcctfap.'V fo'calf riie
; U f Attention of the paMie td the tarioua branch-
ew of hasiness succesafally Carried on; at the Lin
cola tjottoaacloryhich s'twsiediwujuii'
aouth of Linculnton, on the Vorkvilie road, where
U crotae the iSomh Fork of Ihe Ctmwba.
. w -J NEW ND SAF3 RlDGE
baa been; erected .'over the tfver-nesrlyf opposite
the. r.actury j .othat peraona Laving hustuesa at
inc place, need appirbetiu no. oiincuuy in passiug
tnentrraio ac any time?V,'"H .
,Tlre Cotton t'acUirJ. under the wupermteodencc
of Mr". JamcM L'oLb,"a sLtlfut nicchanic, 1 ket in
constant operation, manufacturing t ,: " rV- .
Cotton Yarn, which. cannot be excelled.
" CJloth, of a very, superior quuhly.
" ' Candle-wick
Carpel-Cham, doubled and twiited,
'i Kiwe8.ofullkind.uchu9
," MACHhNE-ROPES,'
, ' U ELI. ItOPES.
it
HALING-ROPES,
. . .UEp:CORps. fcc. &c. .
: --
THE BLACK-SMITH SHOP
is conducted by HEX, the head mechanic, wno
in the umnufacture of
MACHINE IRONS, AND EDGED
TOOLS,
of every variety are unrivalled.. Indeed, the
FAMOUS LINCOLN FACTORY
AXES
havs Jotig b. en esteemed the best in use through
out the Western part of the State. All ordera at
leuued to, at Ihe shortest n .lite.
HOUSE-SHOEING.
Refractory horse?, and jnules can, at all
times he ehod with safely, bv placing llieiu
IN THE rC(CKS,
which have been sfeitftrlly eijeeied, with a view
to pievtnl the possibility ol ijijury.
WOOL CARDING.
The proprietors have Mr. La wson Petty in
their service, who is a nr&t rale Carder, and
at all limes in readiness to card Wool iu a su
perior manner, and at slsort notice.
Wool Rolls a h ays on hand torsale at the low.
rote ol 1-3 cts per tr 3 lbs for one dollar
THE BRASS FOUNDRY.
in this department, all kinds of Rrass castings
are prepared and fitted up for use.
MACIIIN E MAN IJ FA'JT UR1NG A N D
REPAIRING SHOP.
Tho 6brp is well prepared to build .- ,
tf O OL CA RD1XG MA CHINE S,
of the best quality, to execute all kinds cf
TUJiXJXG A ft'OOU OU JHOX,
and to npair Giist-Mills, Saw-Mills, . Tbushing
MacliiiKS ; and to do any other repaiiin' ol
the aame nature that may ie desire J. .
THE COTTON GIN
is realy for use at all times ; and the proprietors
will pay the highest price for Seed-cotton.
-
THE OIL MILL
ia in constant operation ; and Lineeed Oil always
on hand for aalv. Linseed oil retails at one dol
lar, and ia wholesaled by the bartel at .70 cts. per
gallou. Cotton seed oil retails at 62 j cts., and is
aold by the bar'el at 50 et. per gallon. The
hihehl maiket price paidfor Flax-seed.'
SJiirMlLEfy SHINGLE FACTORY.
All kinds of sawine done at short notice, and
ahinglea inanufactuied to urdcr, for ihose wlio lur
niah limber.
; SIIOR MAKING.
A superior workman always at. hand to make
aud mend ahoes.
.
T II E S TORE.
contains an assortment. of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, 4
QUEENS WJllE,
and every thingVNe usually included in the m
cauiile line, alt laid in ivith .a view to accommo
date their friends and patrons.
' All business transacted iif'a spirit of accommo
dation. ; ' "
Thankful for pi.st favors, tho proprictora pledge
their beat exertions to merit a continuance of the
liberal patronage hiiheilo extended to them.
The highest market cash piices olwaya paidfor
Cotton.
L. D. CniLDS cj- CO
September. 27, 1843. tf
' ' -v--V-v -v--v--v i-
7V TV- vr -7F
L. D. GUILDS 4- CO.
AND ;,
WILLIAM JENKS.
having erected an extensive Machine shop, a quar
ter of i mile lielow 'Lincoln Factory, are fully
prepared to build every deaciiplion of .1 - s f
COTTON A N D W OOLEN M AC II I-
NERY. .. '
They builJ THRA SHEKS of superior quality,
and tbebefcl florae powers now in use . They are
the only manufacturers in the fclate of
CHILD'S CELEBRATED PUEM
UM PATENT HORSE P OIF Ell.
New work of every description, and all kinds of
, . : REPAIRING ' ,
; . c;done at the shortest notice.
By superior workmanship at lihcral prices, and
on accommodating terms, tbe proprietors hope to
merit and seen re the patronage of the public.-
September 27, 1848. . tf
, ; CLOTH 1XO EATLY&HAIUalf TO -ORDER., .
"'- AIIcn Alexander. .
BEING iu nceiptcf the latett abhion?, a
, t . soon as. they appear, is at -allUinles re
pared to execute, work in ii is liac, iwlh.ueel
nefs and dLptch. , : '.."
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a deterrxlriiiiorf to please T'y tcotthrj hrt.ar
inents'tastefully, and putting them together in
a durable manneri T ;nr", zUic
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Contatiis the beM articles from the KEn.
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country. fi is 'a compendium of the literature
of the "two countries. . Among the novelties, it
will contain entire, : aU'tiie expensive English
Annuals. "Treatises Jipqii Drawing Horlicul t
lure; the Fine Arts, Faions, Dancing, Horse
maushipLadiesW vilh,eii.heJlisli-f
ineah' -in fact, eviry thing liiat can interest a
Jad3 will be found in its columns. Price for a,
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Doliar-New?paper,- will be : sent one year lor
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; 44 ..- " 7 ' 4 mouths, - $1,00.
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nounced the best magazine. oLthe day. Line
and Mezzotint Engravings and Fashions in ev
ery Novt Model Cottages, Knitting, .Netlinc
and Crochet-work, beautifully embellished.
Price of the work, 3 dols. a year, 2 copies for
5 dols , 3 copies lor 6 dols., 5 popies for 10 dols.,
and one copy extra-to the Postmaster or other
person sending Hie Club, 8 copies for 15 dols..
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of a Subscriber tor the L&dy's Book, may retain
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Keswspaper, one year.
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No.. nsCiieshul St. Phila.
FRO!
IPECTUS.
OF , ,
TE CAROLINA REPUBLICAN.
THE Subscriber respectfully announces to the
inhabitants of kstkun (Jaholisa, and ibe pub
lie in geaeral, that, by the astistaiiee of hia friends,
he has made ample preparation for the publication
of a weekly newspaper, with the above title, n
r,IKt.01.ISTONf KORTII CAROLINA.
- He will use ihe pret-s, type; and fixtures of the
Lincoln Republican, to which he islnotv add
ing such new materials as will, by making the of
lice complete, prepare him to print a sheet which,
in mechanical execution, .will vie with any other
paper in the State ; and, having had considerable
experience, as a publisher, he flatters himself that
close attention to business, will enable him to com
inanieate soch interest to his editorial columns as
will render the Republican highly attractive to ev
ery class of readers. .
Whatever abilities he possesses, whatever en
ergy he can exert, whatever industry he can em
ploy, will be enlisted to merit a liberal patronage;
and thus striving to deserve encouragement, he
humbly, but confidently submits his enterprise lo
the favorable regard of a geneious public
Political subjects will be freely discussed ; and
while the Republican will be just to all, the editor
will firmly advocate the enligbtened principles of
free government, embodied in the ever to be cher
ished American Constitution, aod sustained by the
fathers of" the Republic, Washington. Jclleron,
Jackson, Polk, ai d others, including the present
sUmdard bearers of Democracy , the patriotic Cass,
and the heroic Bctlku.
On questions gTowtn, out of the domestic insti
tutions of' the countiy, the editor will retolutely
stand by the interests of the land ofliis birth, his
education, and his choice. Sensible of the tturcat
iiK aspect the Abolition question hasasumed, he
will earnestly urge the importance of union a lid
concert of action in the &outh,in order to preserve
the sovereignty of the Stales, and to prevent a dis
solution of this hitherto glorious confederation;
and, while he is ready to avow a willingness, if ne
cessary, to unite with all parties, in defense of our
Southern institutions, irrespective of partisan pre
dilections, he Will endeavor to prove, beyond a rea
sonable doubt, that the couYpIete triumph of Dcm
oerat. U3easorcs'oflers : the only safeguard ' to
Southern interests,
- The Republican will he an ardent, if not an
able advocate of universal education, until the
means of instruction shall be secured to the child
ot every citizen in the Republic,
The agricultural, and mining interests of the
State, shall b3 promoted as far as the di.ssemina
lion of such facts and experiment a j can be col
leclcd, will tend to effect the purpose.
J he Ldilor believes that equal rights, equal
privileges, and i.acAL. Jscffhaoe, aro the birth
rigutaot American citize.i: aud, thereforeumil
thee are fully secured, he 'will never cease his ef
forts to reform. "or amend the constitution of Xorth
Carolina. , V bile every attempt o impair the ob
ligation of contracts, and the rights of propeity,
wilf be resisted, the enjoyment of auy peculiar po
litical privileges, on account of the possession of
property, will be strenuously opposed. A;
Ample space will be reserved for the edification
and amusement of the : literary reader ; and the
tenderest sentiments will be collected, and the
sweetest flowers of . poetry culled for the Ladieu'
Department. . '".:.', .
Care will be taken' to; insert all the local news,
and to disseminate general intelligence ; and mea
sures will le adopted to seciiie a ciicuiatidn
throughout Western Carolina which will render.
tbe Republican one of the most desirable mediums
for advertising west of Raleigh.
-.The eul-rpiiue conteinplaies the publication of
an attractive , . ... . J
which will interest the politician, aid the bb dness
man, advance the farmer, assist the miner, instruct
the youth, cultiate science and morality, .1 muse
and please lovely woman iu her leisure moments,
promote the interests of all classes, ami contribute
something for the gratification of every taste.
It will be convenient in size. printed on' good
paper, and delivered in Lincolnton, or mailed to
subscribers at Three Dollars pcranuum;
- If paid within six mouths, a deduction of fifty
cent will be made.
, if paid ia advance, a deduction of One Dollar.
w-ihVbe allowed, which will reduce the price ly t ,
. Tivo Hollars ,lV?rlV Jt
'Any""-kind of tucichaataole" produce' taken ih
pd'iaent. ;y. :-
Frorr the Crst number u.ilil after the Presiden
tial Erection, single' copies vf?d "be furnished'fyr
37 cents, each. - ' - " t,w-- -C-v $
, ? 43 copies for-. ' . , h Cd
' '"7 do "Lf5, 2.00 v,,
16. do.ir-
4.00
or any number at the same rates. . . .
in as much a the terms fur the campaign, sre o
low as to alTord little of no' prontlo thepubnshery
tbe casu ouabt, invariably va wpahl ia aJvaOCo. ;
PROSPECTUS FOR ;
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Til E LADIES' K ATI ONAL MAQAWNl
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HTMIE Immense aueceaa of this 'Mugaxuia ixf
il , 1 1 847, bey ond that of ahyl coteuDporary, tat
' K eertaro tbat it will close the year 1848, wit
the targttf circulation in tW United States I? -"
As a iauiea Magazine irstandswitAoat a rival,
in the taste, nsefulnesa aoiT.neVelty it dit plays, as
also in being the un-Woojj af fashion iu ail our
Eastern cities,. 4--.--
As a Pictorial Magazine it far exceeds any1-rl
valj as tbe richoess and beauty of its illuatraliowa
in 1847 prove., It givea more of Sartain'a plA
did meizotints. than any-other periodical.'. .
I ! New Type wid SplcndidPaper?
'The January ntwnbei, to be ready : on tha fifth?
ef December, wilt be in - entirely new' type, audi -with
a new and more beautiful style, of paper. lfmt
! Original Stories Mlustraled. i t
A' great feature of this .Magazine for 1848 will
be the publication of original atoriet, Uluat rated'
by oiiginal engravings, an enterprize so coatiy aaV
heretofore to have been ventured on only by this
periodical. Mrs. Stephens, the greateat of living,
leiuaJ authors, haa already written a thrilling lale
to be thus illusiiatcd f and others will alao be glv
en. 1 'I "' y::-i3ti -'i
Print, mtmber for January. I
' We thought, last year, that we bad puu,iahad a
January number such as r ever could be aarpaaaad
but for January, 1848, we ahall 'iaaua one far ex
ceeding it, and inlinite y suparior te any aver
seen in America. Ve nave . the plates foe
that number, each of which- ia worU the aubacrin
lion price. Send and ace I . , 'n'. "-M
1 lie Fery Latest' Fashions. ..
' We have aTrancemenls by which wa canexct-
ail cbteinporariea in the lateness and beauty of auf
fashions. ' For I848.we shaif give, each month, e
uli description of the fashions, prepared by acele.
brated dress-maker, and written iu a atyle to be
understood" by every lady, as well as by the pre-
lessibnal-mi liner. j.WliW". ti tr
Splendid Novelties,
We shall introduce in 1813. several novel
tteai iinoiig llietn. descriplions of all the popular
d a nets, a ccom pa n Ted ' by eng ra vinga ; alap af
depurtmeht which shall k6ep" ihe rub of alt
. new fashions in furnitnre,, dec. 'also5 new few ;
ceipts i asy fresh styles ol embroidery, netting
&c.N in shorty we alia 11. make .the Mafasin,
useful lo the family, as well as ornamental to
the parlor. '
.. The Bat forth Sex. ';V
This "periodical has s tvelf earned repulalfon.
of being the best for-the sexVln- faet,tafter
all, 01 its literary merit, must a Magi sine
stand or fall. Ours is edited by . Airs., Auo 8
Siepherjs, confessedly the, best living romance
writer, at home or abroad. v Her" own atorio
have no equals. , Tulee of domestic life, of re
ol til6)na.ry history andol'tho.fashionabla worlaV
fill our pages, culled, with care, and. ait written
expressly for 6s. r ' s h 1 .f J
All the best wrlers: "
Ouf list of contributors is unequalled." Wr
giyer a tew namea'.-f-iurs.: J. li. fSigourney,
Mrs. E. F. Eliet, Mrsl Frances S. Osgood, Airev
Anne P. Dehnies, Alrsl C. AIcDonaJd, Mra. lL.
S. Nichols, Mrs. M. S. Dana. T. S. Arlhurr
Airs.iA.Al. F. Annan, Mrs. L" J. Pieraon, Mr a.'
P; W. R,Carolhere; Mrs. M. IL- Rand, Alias
EileQ Ashton, and Mrs. Caroline Slarl wc;.-,
.x Magnificent Mezzotints
The superior elegance of oul illustration! is
acknowledged by ;alI.ttAJoat!c4"1heoiiarai an-'
ii ra ved I rohi or ig in a I America n pictures. Waj
prefer to give, picture tluLara. beautiful, ne
urn iter at what cjst, thaa those .which are in
different, however chea'p." 'iXjme'atic Seen aa
Scriptural EngratingsV besides illustriiiona of
Original 'Pales from our gallery lot Mexxotiola
An Astonishing Increase. 7 , 4
:In 1847 our increase so far. exceeded our
most sanguine- expectations that for aeverai
months, we have been unable to supply back,
numbers. .Next year weahaH double our edi
tion. Those wlo-desire to, secure early copiea
must reiuit at once.' - - ;
. ' " Terms. .
These arc cfieo per than any other Magtxina
ca n offer : T wo dol la rs a year, intsriahly' in
advance. To- i aci I itate reniittaticea. wo offer
the ol'Howtng terms lo Clubs; ,
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5 00
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10 00
30 00
Three copies,
Five copies,
Seven copiears 1
Sixteen copies,
. a. - t iff -a.'
! ; Premiums.'
To tlie Postmasleror other person obtaining:
a Club of thre or, fivewe wilf send a copyfo'
" Tru.-nbtdPa celebrated Picture of ihe Rattle
of Bunker Hill," executed on st6el,ofa size to
frame and hang tip in the Paf lor. ' For a Club
of seven or sixteen, either tliij; picture 0 aa
exfrai copy pf the Magazine- ?f2A
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Address, post-pa id, the money at our riskv0.
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"' ' JCo: 03 Chef uutStreet; Philadelphia, .
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