Mexico LiaJLt ? A icSenl gxdxr is lo he
FtcJ, and they want bis role to help to
carry it oaL Every reflecting tain cm' sec
that, aa far mm it m posuible, there is a per-
fed scott crgaa;txucfj moots the wli-j ro
county; but.
cd LicDwclf to tie bamtle poaitioa of party
Lack, aod uttered a sentiment which' be
koU have known would find no credit
drorrgcont the broad extent of out Whole
country; and list of all should he hare made
tbt" char, who really sett to oar enemies
t, Hie "t! taotc9T they mre the wealth r, active and popular Santa Au
tre, aider rroooX thcftt D tu "tionf and lead their armies.
itniain emj ccrre to get the coctrv! of j If it bo ant satisfaction to our readers to
this county ; let the pent aeerttf, can- f biow it,- wc feci proud to fcfom tlem- that
uoujjy quietly, j Way did they not UU a
county mc:icg and send dcUgtci to
wvrLin as it were.
Catawba County,
faspecton of Conrruloml EJrctwru
V-,u t-.. r:..i . t -:i L.
J a mi m C .r I. Tfll k J 1 i '"WU. W U-t. lllllUfllllll tV3. fl
I "V - cvululfU" J rout,UUB' Yorint's.-essc Gant, W. J. Abernathy
th l l e . t . . I . - ' J
uu m idling ; ana mi wt are now a iaro- i Jacob ShufonJ s.-Peter Fi
Gaston County; .
: hipectors of Coasmdoail Election. . .
JIannj'a.Christian Eater, Isaac White,
Oate'a. Andrew Love, E. B. Wilson
S to we's. Isaac Holland, J. D. McLean,
Costner's. Andrew Ifoyl, J. II. White",
Ilhine'a-raehard Rankin, Daniel Rhyne.
zH iJenllSed with Southern interests.
lXstrict Ccnrrctinit ? Oh no eha woulj
not da It weaf alarm the democrats, ai f the
accrct fame woo!d be bhxkeX Tt is cour,-
Kowexer, Bxut Us dia-fuJ to tle frank-' ClioIetI. The whole number Cfolcrt
Urtl wht-; and the rose wirf not be as ' io -Ncw Vork, up to the 2nd of Julj,
J3vxWl as the more hpoerltcxl uppoc, ' J of kch 5G3 proreJ fstaf,
iloacst whi- tatut becosie disgusted with c nutul' PWLaielpnia to the same
it; and tuxnr f then will join the drta- I J1 was -7 of ch 90 died.
wcrfjr to ujtrf this rcpullkaa Cause by f same Kngth of time, in Philadcl
rjeio for Cayt. CaMwclL i pU, in 1S32, thu. number of deaths out of
What vaa the conduct of the Icadln ! S "10.
h!r tttle trrfc than a year aj f HaT- 71,0 eteecJing mildncM of the epidemic
icicle obit to aiLJn f ?f Jwr' compami wux itm oi i?.rz,
ncer, J. lodcf.
I;Lln fbnY inclrnation, with a large family, j John J. Sbufrd's.-J. J. Shuford, J.Shcrill
Bolick's. E. jYount, Williant Hanson.
Jarret'a Geo. P. Slnrford II. F. Kamsour.
. ""j- : i. .1...
the dmocrata, they ctmld , : i3o the mrtoftwaa not over 180.000
ptcp a xstin- at a moment's warn- j while tt fwsent the number isovcr 300,000.
Uig: Tfcra wai then no Congressman to Tlw jTipnrtwn of the deaths to the cases is
elt tat looking to. the Uie el.-ction f.,r 1 to he rerjr small only one to
Oorcfaor which, they knew, would Inn-' nJajthere were 23 cscs and
iuu-nun. m .jonoav, me -na, oo cacs
o v an-J "O Ueatti-
The abtvc particulars afe gathered from
the ' iVjllar Newspaper."
'The Pre Iiiicoumed.
It tWRE lN)LI-.Vtw s. Wcharc re-
ceircd the rt nnmlr of a new paper, under
thU title, pubhMcd at Afheville, N. C-, by T.
W. At kin, ah ornament to the profession.
We are euro he will be cnine?rtly nwful
ithtu the sphere he has prtribed to him
fclf, and hope he will be MisUined. All
fight about k bat hU plities. We wish
him sucee5.
lit the democritie strength, whether thej
maj a demonstration or not, their entboi
asm was quite apparent; they eonld, there
fore, bold meetings and pti resolutions, rc
gard?ca cf th feelings tt deai.xTats, jurt to
kl their friends know that they were wide
awake, rod always ready fur action. Xow, Low
tier, they appear to be as silent as the grate ;
lot it is an ominous alienee ; and should th?y
Iw aucersful and rvry t Jncota cruntj fr
Dtberrji a jell of triunrph will be raited
ffhkU will be graii ng to rv publican ears.
Aroaw therefuff, democrats, and bring t
the wpport f the dsna icratic cause every re
puhlkaa rote ia the county.
If there he any t!tn xwU mho think t!.e
whtg"i hare niprinerpl'; wc command thrm
Tnr. Ib.RNtT Xrjrr. This I a new pa
per -ttarti'.l at Chtrhnte. Tho mechanical
work i Well eicettted, and Mr. llidgrr, the
to a careful fVrnsal of fhe blowing prreced. j editor, being a diffusive writer, there will be
tags cf a trkt'y meeting, h:th was held in ! no Lack of original matter. It profes.cs to
Iinccita, while our I rare roluntrers were cn- i r,;U ; hut, pardon our su.-piciott we
daring th harlhtps of war in the er.cmys I think it vjuints a little at free-soil. Keep
cocntry. At that Ttrt line, Capt. Caldwell j a l ookout; and if it phall not crentually ad
was oo tlx tented EId'' with "oil Zack' ! cate the right of Congress to abolish slave-
who, oo cvxaing hnaet threw himself intft
lb arms of the? tnnl!ier of his coun'j-y'i
defenders, and who is now sweeping from of
taa etery demorrat ke can har of.
. W hare no fear, hjweTerf that (be Jet
ccraey of the coon try will etcr far depart
fra d-Jty aJ io luj'pi.rt whig polititbns f.jf
lay cZco of poitcU inSaencc, until they
shall hare abandoiml their principle and
firgntten the following resolutions, po.ed
at a whig meeting hell in Iioo!a cn the
12& of Fetruary, IS!":
From the Lineolaioo Cmrier.
WliiX tttcUil; in Lincoln.
A it is neeeswory to uere?:4 ia lLn: ap
proaching OcbrnatorUl el-c:in, tht una
nimity shall icvud in the hij rank; ani
M that Ctl caa beat b-" attained by eletir,g
aooie cae inditidaal frn the h ft uf wor
thies wh--a names are enrolled ujn fhe
troal whig buancr cf lh? td Xortb Sute ;
iL
1. .Vjuj-vI, That w? eirdLlly apprte
tl4 prpwttio t rakc such seb-etiu by a
general Cun Trail. to to ia at the Capitd
cm th 22d iaf.
2. TUl the Chairman cfthi wtinf ap
fvot 2 dlervtrs to represent the Whis
ry in the territories, we jhall nmkc an hon
orable retraction. Pecuniarily we wish him
success.
The Staxwri', puUfc"!ed at CatTille,
Geo., has leen greatly inipMreil in typo- :
rraphieal appearance. It is a most effective (
democratic
to see it so
This
EXECUTIVE INTtfKrTKEXeE' WlTn
TH Pi ELECTION IN THIS DISTRICT.
A correspondent at Washington informs
us that a gt'dtleman by the name of Ignatus
paper, and we are much pleased ' MuJ'i Commissioner of Public Building in
wcll.sMstaincd. ! Washingjon City, appointed tothatofHee by
The VintKVHXK Mt.cEi.i-.v.Nr.
neat little sheet has grown in rise, and has
otherwise improved. Friend Grist has our
warmest wUhcs f.r bus pmperity.
The Mor.vrAt.i1 Hannkr. Wc always
open this liberal, indepndent, racy whig sheet
rith ph
a.ure.
It never fails ti ome frctghl-
Gcn. Taylor, was present at the recent Whig
I Convention in ahington. He is said to
' have bivn on a visit to Mr. Stanly to inform
; him of Mr. Ikirringer's appointment as Min-
inter to Spain, and to advise birrt to accept
the nomination of fie Contention fur the
prtistti. The nlattcr is rimply this. The
Executive in Washington City in connection
; with the lea ling politicians of the Whig par
. ty there, have sent out a public offuvr, re-
t a
ceiving puitiie , as an emissary a spc-
eti with an agreeable variety; and we almost
f orgive iLs whiggrry for the pointed wit anl : cbl messenger to this district, to order things
quiet hunt r fpriukled over its columa. ! arigl't, to mollify Mr. Stanlr on, account of
ir I J .i,r his.disappe4nfmcut, anil to direct the action
th -ts? U ocath him, he does it so gracefully
t
AS not to compromise his dignity.
Jurors drawn In Lincoln Ginty,
For Fall Trrra, ISI9.
1 Henry Nian, 2 Juha ?hcll,
3 Wm. Irittle,(ofJohn) 4 Paaiel Pellingor,
5 George IlauMour,
7 Jaeib Sane,
9 John D. Ki,
11 David Flunk,
George
Lit tit
3 I L Thompson,
10 David Cherry,
12 Itobert H. It.
13 Charles Bojts,
la that CoQVent'n.
f. Thll his KtcellencT ILUAM A.
G&attAM hv earnl f r hinitelf allitimal
cmSlanoe and esteem fro. his fell jwiu
tcn. by the able, digniSed anl patriotic
1 1. 1 . t . . ! It!. ..t '.I i
taxnafr tataica te aas oiscaargeu cu ouicioa s bemathvi
, UIUlUMl..,ra.i.l " J.blWImon.jr., 15 llr Willi.,
ko, whila we do1x it to hare b.en incur- ! Johnson, 1G Solomon 1 oder,
1 by tho otveoa-ititiitiocal act of the Iresi-.) IT Washington Dailey, 18 I-awson Dailey,
deaf, yet we desire that every facility may 19 1 H inkle, 20 David Helder
l iffjrJeil to odr gallant- and invincible j taaQ
roliey of or country to continue iL j
-. 6. That in or opinion a furthef rrmecu-.
lm o ln wrt 11 war it can any longer ua
00
23
ing thereto.
ralVtl. is totailr onoeeuMarT. and should b
KrtaioatcL That if the obiect of the war
t Glry,. Inert we tax that the gl ry of our
arms canaok-b btirhtened by further kto
rlca over oar a!m.ly prwtraie foes. If a
Vuioti vUh oar on ft racy be cootcmplaV
then that tho licentious and uaoTcnia
ilo "popntaoo cf Meaico, are whollr un5t
ij bvoat the compeers of the truly free
peopU of thb ITnwo. That if the object hc
OnestV to take by force thai which right
fallj belong to our wtavk and helpless neigh
bor, then we protest against it, and insist
that the maxim thai mijkt giVa ri-jXt is as
x!LertdIub!e to nations as inJividoaK That
if Wnishment be th object then, that the 1 ;nrnin
itaucaai aave alreaJy. been po&isocu 10 toe :
fo!t eavat an! thai a farter, prosecution . .. ,
cf the war will xrve onlr to maish our-1 llMltJ
lrtsy Ij the wattoa e7adon.of tiw blood
cf ocr citiamt, the watt of our treasure, ths
d.fraagimem a ccr mnwury aifalrs far ths
pneat, aavl ht ths odious curse of a heavy
naiiotal dti jt tie fature.
Ch TMt the lcUfnt of the United
$ U tea, when ia hli anaaal tao he charg
ed the whig party iih giving "ail and com
' f art t- the eneciy, prostituted his constita
ticcal riht to ad Jrtaj Coogrcaa a all aboa-
Henry Havner, jr., 22 5 te ph. G. Fisher,
Ilobert Ilbckbura, 24 John Shkle,
Caleb Mota, 2t Solomon Iludisclj
Henry Killion, 23 David Hedick,
IJenj. Hull, jr. 30 Jacob Mistier,
31 Joseph Ilofcg, 32 IUey Ilbyne,
33 Anthony Hoi man, 34 O. D. Abemathy,
5 Jesse Wingate, 3(J W. M. IlcinhardU
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2
Lincoln County Court.
The County Court was in session this
week, and transacted the business appertain-
Inspectors of Elections.
Lincoln Countf;
co.NuaE&a.
J. T. AlexanJcr,
Peter Hoke,
(.George Coon,
( B.-rry Origg,
I M. Hull,
Daniel Lutt,
( Elisha Sanders,
Jacob Arntx,
Catawba ( Lsaae Iwe,
Springi ICC. Graham,
J. W: Moor
IlhoIo'a
Keeners
Beeli (J
Field, CT-
CLERKS.
A. Alexander,
11. M Jetton,
John Z. Falls,
Boston. Bess,
Max. Warlick,
Jonas Ilhyne,
E. Goodaon,
J. Heldcrman,
E. Inwards,
W.W.Monday
Jonas W. Derr
WiUiam-wn, C-L, llontcr.
of the Whij; Convention. Mr. Mudd comes
; Into this district for electioneering purposes,
Waring ..v HDICT from Gen Taylor as to
who hltall be nomitmted, and. all tha while
1 j j . tm . w srs a
is enjoying a nne iat oince in w osmngtorr
Ctt-. The Administration fears a result in
this district, similar to its disastrous defeat
in Virginia ; hence the necessity of its inter
ference in the elections in North Carolina
We were told soma time ago, that the Domo
e ratio office-holders in Waslnrtor City
tliose piwerless pcrsiins who had been do
prived of ofhee by this no-party President,
had 5CRt forth and Edict that this district
must be carried for Democracy. Such a
ridiculous story, no body believed. Now
wc have the actual presence of a messenger
from Gen. Taylor a public officer at that
to direct the Whigs of this district as to
who shall be their Candidate for Congress..
Tle nomination of Mr. Stanly is not by the
Whigs of tho district, but by Gen.' Taylor
seated in the white House in Washington
City. We were told all along that Mr. Stan
ly hail positively reruseiT to be a candidate
for Congress. Why this sudden change ?
The edict had gono forth, and the minions
of the administration must yield to-the di
rection of the politicians about the White
House. We doubt if there ever was a more
direct interference of the Executive with the
freedom of the ballot-box, than the interfer
ence now being exerted in this distriet to
save it from the hands of the Democracyv
Does General Taylor suppose the people of
this district incompetent to select a proper
men to represent them in Congress.? Must
lib imperial ukaso be law for the free peo
ple of this district ? Yet such, are the as
sumptions intimated by sanding a special
messenger on the electioneering mission.
Will we submit to this indignity? Shall
the reeking corruption of Taylor's Admin
istration be permitted to exert an influence
in this district ? We are willing to leave
it to the decision, of the people. They will
teach these wire-pullers a lesson, by sending
to Congress a rerrescntaxiTC, wno win oppose
- . v a a
this corrupt Kxecutive. e nave neam 01
nothins? since the days of Louis Philippe
and the corruption of Guixot, that equalled
1 1
this attempt The r renen maignanuy over
threw that dynasty and have stamped it with
ignominy. The present case is a sun gra
Fof the Carolina Republican.
Newton July 4, 1849.
'Mr. Editor : A very large nundxrr of
the patriotic citizens of this, and sefjaeefrt
counties, assembled in the village of New
ton, for the purpose celebrating the 73 anni
versary of our 'National Independence, pay
ing that tribute of respect due to our noble
acccfi)rs " the master spirits of their age"
for their daring valor, exalted patriotism and
immortal deeds. The people, the whole
people of the country seemed to be here
from the most robust farmer, to the fairest of
tho fair. Every ere fceewved fc brie&ten
1 with the fire of patriotism-; and every pule
f 10 ucai ijunrr ana projrwy, oit oeroiaing
j the nrfc.'etrt of our liberties, as it poeredhign
in fhe air, and the stars and sfripes floated
! toward the sky, the heart stiring drum and
the marhal strains of musie that were Waft-
i ed on the gentle, breezes and the splendid
I parade of Cavalry. All met piarchcd in
I regular rroeesafon to tlie grove dcot th
I Court House gentlemen and halves ladies
intelliaer and refined- void of tbut affected
. inixksty and false delicacy, that withholds-
i" 1 1 . 1
K1.UIT irom aucuuin" ceieorauons or tnis
kmd j but influenced by the same motives
that actuated the " fair virgins and grave
matrons of Trenton to strew flowers alone
the pathway of the father of our country
deep, abiding, heartfelt gratitude to our great
and reverand ancestors, who purchased our
liberty with tho best blood that ever flowed
in purple veius.
A prayer of thanks-giving, holy and' patri
otic, was offered np to a thcone of grace by
Rev. M. S, SWord. After which the
Declaration of Independence that master
piece of work of great rain Js, was. read by
.Mr- E. A. Warlick. Mr. S. 'A, Boyd, was
then call i-d upon for an address, who 'rose
and delivered an oration patriotic, eloquent,
and beautiful. To attempt to give an abre
viation, would destroy the grand structure
of the whole; sufSec it to say, that his pithy
sentences, beautiful fgtir?, k1 lofty Mcasj
were received as the honey of Ilybhinn bees.
ter outrage free people are llrccted to
Smd a' certain Representative to congress,"
& an order is brought from the highest au
thority by an official personage." Will they
submit to this mandate ? The future shall
tell. We only want them to know the fact,
and they can act for themselves
Kttcbeme Republican.
ECXOGY ON FX-PRESIDEST POLK The
non. Georoe M. Dallas has been, ehosen,
aftd1 has consented, to pronounce the eulo-
ginm upon the life and character of Mr.
1 olk, before the Democratic citizens of 1
Philadelphia, tho are about making a suita
ble demonstration of respect to the memory
01 me aistinjmished deceaseds
OJABi STORE yJTJ SHMILIB
'.4
C: & D. FRONEBERGE1T,
WoaUrespectfolfv' caff tae attentiba of tk people of Cleaveland,: and the surrounding coontiesf
and' district, to their " ',.'..'...'--
NEW, SEASONABLE, AND DESIRABLE STOCJk OF MERCHANDIZE,
at their Well knawn stand, in the town of Shelby which) hwve been selected with care, and with a view
of (be acceaModatio of H who may favor their with their patronage
The Assortment Consists of a variety of
BMY GOODS;
What the- Wmos Think of it. We
team from a personal friend of Senator Man-
gum, that that distinguished gentleman has
addressed a letter to .Mr. rawing, deprecating
the extent to which the removals from office
CLOTHS, CAS3IMERES, and VESTINGS: every, variety of pattern'aml color of
CALICOS, at all prices: FRENCH MUSLINS, much lower than ever, a large quanti
ty of them ; Plain, Bkick, Colored, and striped ALPACnAS, as cheap as can bo fouhd
i.i.iji 1 ' ii - . i.-i .fOTT tr tit inn. t.t -r. r-r-nT?i
in auy esutuiisaiiieui iu mis section ; a superior arueie ui oxajjcv Jiivr; jJiur usuxsu.
all qualities; TWEE D CASSIMEKES, KEXT, JJffANS, i TUKKEr Red, Brown
Sheetings, and Shirtings: Bleached do: Swiss, CheclL and Jaconet Muslins : ;Bobinett
is carried, and admonishinc the'Secretarv of Lawns: Laces. Irrrrwrs. and insertions : Irish Linnens ; Linncnand Cotten Dianers : Hose-
. 1 . . . ... - 1 . ' --'- ' -
tue interior that this is not the entertainment and Kalt-Hose ; Ladiesr fine luitts and Uloves, and a variety Of Mens Gloves- &c. &c.
to wnich we were invited. We are dispos
ed to credit tbe statea-civf fron our pereonal
knowledge of the mngnaniaiity of Mf. Man
goi and has- aversion to the party doctrine
ot rewards and punishments, on the naked
ground of political opinions. But Mr. Man-
gum is more of a statesman than a politician,
and does not feel the hungry pressure upon
tlve departments )VanhiHf(on C6rrepn-
ctence oflte N Y. HcraM.
GR O C E R I E: S
From the Wilmington Chronicle.
SNUFF AND BEAUTY OR THE.
BEAUTIES OF SNUFF..
Now blt&wl U tfvy vJu) Jirst cried "HotdT
enowjh
N nre toe'U (Sp fn tfat vile trasR e&fltd
Snuff?'
SriEXSEaEAriE MODERNIZED.
Snuff and Beauty ! What an anomalous
conjunction I And not exactly a new one.
We reineinberthat Dean Swift, in his not
very pleasant pom of "A Lady's Dressing
Room," (albeit he had a pleasant subject,),
inventories Snuff as one of the articles whieh.
was revealed to tae astonished view of Stre
phron wJaikt making his furtive visit to that
doinestio mncium sanctorum. So should
some Strephron. of our day, in an unauthori
zed exploration of rnystiq haunts, chance to.
discover srgOs-of that pungent powdei known-,
as. SrHiff, he iflray for consolation bethink
himself that its presence in so inapt a place
is not a peculiarity of these latter times- nor
of these happy United States. Nevertheless
we cay again,.
Now blessed be she who first cried "Hold
enough L
No more we'll dip ixt that voTq tiashx call
ed tmff." '
This will serve asintroductory to tfie fol
lowing :
A correspondent of the Wadesborough
Ariuj who dates from Monroe, N. C., says:
Among the many vices of our country, and
useless and pernicious habits, I deem that
of eating snuff not the least; and no de
structive is it to both the beauty and health
of the ladies of our country- I thank the
power of the Press should be brought to bear
against it : and every other moral engine that
will hate a tendency effectually to suppress
it. The ladies of Monroe and its vicinity,
have made a move in the matter; and I think
their example is worthy of imitation. An
Auti SuufF Society has-been formed by
them, and the following is their plecTge : -
' 'Believing, as we do, that the practice
of taking snufff' has become ap, excessive
and dangerous- habit, destructive of beauty
pernicious and ruinous to- health : There
fore, we do pledge ourselves as ladies, to
abstain entirely from the use of it, and in
every prudent way exert our inflluence in
persuading others to abandon its use.
Signed by at least a score 01 lacues..
April, 1849.. '
From the Pennsylvania
To the Taylor Democrats. Mr. Lip
pard hands us the following letter, elicited
hj his recent able and withering expose of
tho present administration. Thousands who
were misled by the no party professions of
General Taylor, now see how utterly selfish
he is. The letter of Mr. Lippard has been
very generally published, and justly praised
by the Republican press :
Knoxville, Crawford County, Georgia,
Jane 2,1840
Mr. LirPAtiD r
Sir 1 In. my last Union,. I notfoed a letter
from you, addressed to President Taylor,
which breathes naught but a spirit of unal
loyed patriotism. Like you, I, as well" as
thousands of democrats of Georgia, were in
duced to give the "Hero of Buena Vista"'
my support, by the syren song of "no party.!'
I have a letter in- my hands from Genefral,
Taylor, which utterly repudiates the entire
political creed of the wing party proper.
And upon the strength of the declarations
therein contained, I not only voted for him,
but advocated his election publicly in nearly
every county in the State. And now, how
deep and poignant must, be my regret, when
I see him ahrinking from- the lofty import
of his pledges, and suffering himself to be
made the mere tool of a bevy of irom out
political hacks. 'Do you not think he richly
merits a castigation from the democrats who
supported him ? Answer this, and believe
me to be truly your co-laborer.
Very respectfully, &e.f
J. C C. BLACKBURN, M. D.
George Ljtpard, Esq.
A Lady and 'Gentleman carried
over the Falls of Niagara.' Miss De
Forrt-st. daughter, of one of the most respec
table citizens of Buffalo, fell into the stream
at the Hogsback, on Friday last, and was.
drowned, together wun a young mere nam
named Addington, who had plunged in. to
save her. -They were both arried.oyex. the
Fall.
Ies3 TEAfJ.
Ml J
BROWN SUGARS,, of different qualities and prices ; COFFEE, a good article,
and a heavy stock of it on hand; LOAF SUGAR ; Rice and Molasses ; Salt, by the sack
or bushel ; Peppers Spices,, and GingeB:. Tobacco, Candy, and "a superior lot of TEAS.
DRUGS, JUEDICINES,
AND DYE-STUFFS.
Paints, of every kind ; Carolina and Spanish Indigo ; Madder, Prussian Blue, and
Venetian Red; Epsom and Glauber Salts; Caster Oil, Nutmegs' and Mace; Moffats Pill
and Bitters; Peter's Brandreth's, Gordon's, and Cooke's Pills ; Indelible Ink ; Number O ;
Sands' Sarsaparilla; Bear's, Maccassar, and Antique Oil; White-Lead, No. 1, by tbu
Keg, or 100 lbs. r i ,
mmw sukdh immsmw
Of Boots and Shoes, this firm always keeps a good stock, having advantages, in pro
procuring these articles, which render it an easy matter to compete with their neighbors-,
not only in this, but in the adjacent villages. Among tho stock is a lot of the finest
SILK and FUR HATS, and other qualities down to as low a price as may be desired ; all
very cheap, and a lot of Bonnets, of various qualities, with together Leghorn, and Palm,
Hats, of different prices.,
Crockery, &
Glass Ware.
Fine and cheap. Plates ; Teas, Bowls, Pitchers, Plain and Fluted Glass Tumblers,
Preserve Dishes, Cuetcrs, Salt Cellars, Wine Glasses,, Molasses Pitchers &c. &C. ,
Saddles and
Saddle-Bags,
CLOCKS .
A New Style of Brass Clocks kept constantly on hand.
BEADY JLIDE CLOTHING, '
To suit the times and season ; COTTON YARN, SEGARS, &c.
C & D. Froneberger take this occasion to return their- thanks to those who have thus;
far so liberally patronized them, and to solicit the public favor for the future, assuring all
that, having facilities for purchasing goods,, on the most advantageous terms, , they, will
not allow, themselves, to be undersold.
Shelby, May 23; 1849.. ' "
' CARRIAGE MAIONGL
ISAAC ERWIN,
Late of Lincolnton, respectfully begs- leave to inform, his friends, and the public lib
general, that he has located himself in the village of '.
SHELBY, Cleaveland County ;
and that he has made preparations to carry on the above business in all its various
branches.
He will soon- have on hand, and will continue to furnish, in a superior style, all kinds of
FAMILY CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIEsl '
ROCK A WAYS Sc. :
He will endeavor to procure the very best materials, not only for fine work, but for the-
manufacture of ail kinds of ' m
Carry-all& and WaggonSa
either for light or heavy service. '
Ilia terms shall be low; and, and depending-on Bis customers for supplies,, he will .be
happy to exchange his-work, to some extent, for country produce; v V
Being determined to exert himself to merit encouragement, he will thankful! v Tfxmxro nil'
orders for. work which, he will execute with the utmost dispatch J
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JBsatr Ail Kinds or Jvuir ALJKiii done at the shortest notice, and at reduced prices
Shelby, May 25, 1849. . t , 25
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
A. W. & S. M. QUINN, j
Facing the East End of the Court-IIouse,
S H E L B YV i
Respectfully inform their friends and the publio that,, being inv, the regular receipt of
the latest and most approved FASHIONS,, they afe at alii times ready to serve those who
may favor them with their patronage.. " : v
Having taken, pains to qualify themselyes for the business, by a careful study Of all the;
most 1" ! "
APPRQ,VvED METHODS OF CUTTING,
only yarying' therefrom to suit the taste of their customers, .'they can assure all who may
wish to have COATS, PAOTS, or VESTS, made either in. thermos ' !
F, A3HIONABLE,and ELEGANT STYLE, or in a PLAINS ; ADSubstanttal MAXl
NER, that tiieir experience and skill,, and their desire to.please, will enable them to afford
entire satisfaction. ;- ---.,y-.---,f---y"r-,''-
ImpeQediby. a desire to elevate the. meohaaical skill' of, the South, they will makeit
their study, at least to equal, if not to surpass the Northern Work that may be thrown info
our market; and, therefore, they appeal, with confidence to their fellow citizens tosustain theiu; .
. Terms moderate, and punctuality obseryed.itt.th.e.execution.of all orders,, "
Shelby, May 25,, 1849.. - t tf - " ?