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! DR. ROGERS' i
LIVERWORT AND
A SAFE and certain ur for Consiiro
Pk 1 c,.;tttnt of Tllr.ftJ " Coucha.
lion of. the
oldsjAsth-
ma. Pain in' the side Bronchitis, Hoping Cough, and
all Pulmonary affections. 1 ; ' - , 1 I II '
1 Opinions of CIic Press I i
The Louisville Journal My: , - Dr. Rogers', Liverr
wort and Tar not only gives immediate
o4 colds, bat. from the temuiony of men jof tbe high
est standing here and eisewhere it is making sorae vcf
remarkable curei of consumption."! .j j .1 -
1 The Rahway Reaister .adds': . We hi ve heard it
tated, by persons of! great respectability, who ha
used this tnedif ine, that it! is one of ihetmst rentarl
able medicines; of the age, fof coogbai cpldi, influenza,
bronchitis; asthma, pain in1 the aide and breast, spitting
fi Wood. whooniniT cousb, and all luag -complaints,
Mrhif neglected. usually terminate in consumption
tod thecfrtificatfa atiflchdiothradver? sefienij wou
era(ally to justify thiaiitemenii,jhj j
f- been tband to joe of singular Virtue in tnegcuref of at
fectioos of the Liver. IVtyre recently iqwas Krnm?
edl lbal it possessed great power in arresting Bleeding
Ptbe Lungs, Coughs of a! chronic character, &p., and
f essential service in all diseasea of a pulmonary chc
racier. u . - ! , ;M - ! , I. -t-Tnr
This article is now universally ncknow,-
j ledged to be the most healing and efficiientippilcufiuti
1 for diseased or decaying ilungS, or any portion of the
fleshy dr muscular parts of the human tiodyfj its med
icinal and preservative qualities were; understood by
the Egpptiann the earljf ages of the; world, and no
doubt now exgus among tecie:At'in meh fat the pni
paration osedfh the embtdmrrient of bdie, was com
posed principally of this -ingredient.! In Ijjter ages, It
was found to tee in universal use arpopgj th obaiiginea
of America, and at this day it Is their prijncipal, and,
in; fact, only medicine for an unsound Istte tiS the lung,
or any approach to it. Those who are acquainted with
the history of this hardy race of roe rt, kiow that i they hare just recetved a very handsme and full sup
death from CcraamDtion.n on&nown ajmoag .ihetn (-- ."ply; of " 1 i
s
Tli mAirn farIiv in nil countries aD&eur to hive bei
cOme aware cf the great healing properties of jhis ar
ticle, and are now introducing it in thepr piactice. Vn
Bocban, of England, Dr. Ciicliton, of :St. 'Petersburg,
Dr. La Prieere, of Pari and the JistinuishMs Df,
Cooper, have' been in the! habit' of combining it with
other articles in their prescriptions, and with entire
'access..
ICT Beware of Connterfeitsj and Base Imtiitions!
The genuine article is signed AndrewKogers, oil:
the engTaved wrapper. a roijind vach bottpe. jf j f
! Price, 1 per bottle, uir six bottles; fortS5J Sojd,
wholesale and retail by j SCOVILi M UAD, fl
li3Chartres;st,bet. Conti and Si. Loui sts.. New
I 'Orleans, h :;; j l. i if! ,
Sols Gsvisai Agexts for the Soctbeb Sts, t
iwhom all orders and applications lor; tigfncies must
be addressed. j : J ij.
k The Genuine is fors.ile only by the lUlloving ujhor
ized agents iti; North Carolina t I
Salisbury, W. Murphy Co. ; Concord i Murphy &
Black ; Charlotte, Edward S4:; Stateavjlle, MfirisoJi,
Carlton 8f Co.; Newton, G. B. Gaiiher 4 Co ; Llncolnj
ton, B. S. Johnston i .Shelby, A. R. Ilomesfey ; Dallas,
CI it J, Froneberger ; Rutierforilton,LJL W Calloway;
Hendersonville, D. B. & A. Miller ; Asheille,! 5miuh
& McDowell: ' i ! 2iinli? .
J" - IT'
Grand Masterls Ofliee: of ih Graad
I Loffrn hf fhh'iSt'alh nf. Kniliiiaii
II ; i'!'- NEWBfcKN Aljrii;i9, lfe52
I JL. At the Nst comiriuiiiication of the Masfe Wcr
I . thipful Grand; Lodge it was Resolved, jThift eah"Ma:
I ton in the Slate," both resident and iactie, be, and
J he Is hereby piost earnesljly requested by thefGranjl
i Lodge of Noi'th Carolina jto transmit, as sdifn as possi
j -t blf , to Brother A. 1 Jerkjni;of: Newernl C j W. U.
I ' IJutchins, of Raleigh, VVillliam E Swairh, o Greensbo-
roiugh, or E.Myers,of Saliisbury, as frrfay $e triQst coni-i
enient, the sum of 5, more or leiaj for-fthe speedy:
erection of S. John's Colleae; the receipt 'hereof will
bet weely anpounced in tjie , pbpers publiied in the
afbrerijentiand-places, .j, :-. i, .;. ' " ;, s ?.. j
jBrethren, ithxconfideiiice ! c-f success apiea:t
your libera lily in behalf of tliJsj enWrpri;f ,jhe jimpoi:
tance of which has been fUlyctabliehed bj thefGrfa njl
Ldge, and ijbe general cjcnc:arrence 'of 'te Bieifire)
throushout the State. Whiyenouch bas ailreadv been-
idolne to encourage the hopje 6( Ua6ees$, nn eviince itk
!-.:". . it--I?.'. . l. i -j. . ... it I
jeniitre pracucDiiny, mncn yet remains to ,pe apne tp
I render this success certainjaricl; even to prseciltejani-'
f retnittingly tie measures aJready commenced. An
yet it Is confidently betieyed, tftat the a id whichiyoo
arip able to render will be; lamp
pliah all thi8,and that speedily. '
.aa Maaons, depends the success
y sutnicie:ni to accom
Upon jyouriBctidn fhen .
i r . !' : I J
m an enterprise iwrwcn
promises the richest benefits to It he cause! m Mstspnry
; I ania oi qqmaniiy in generau &ome ot ur;iage9 jive
j f Jcpniributed prompt lyland rjiobly to thip wok, atnd'w
1 onjy ask youti careful consideration of fhe'a!jecjt,bon
1 iBced as we are that nothing more is teedd to.isec(u;re
t ! yoacordial co-operatioir ip a iavbrable ard eajrly'ial
. aponse to this appeal. Retrierhber thatlin thfaosln evi-
: J erjf other social movement, harmony is 'duirenifh and
? mufpvrt. i am tvespecuuiiy artu rraternay yours.
A-" I- JLKiilKS, Urond Master. -Mi
i rub:t:Dec:f:10:ds. ; 1 hi I N? I !l
' 1 ' Editors of ewspapers and! Periodicals Irienkjy to
. i jaa cause wtii; please copy the above.
:: FRESH DRUGS j
THE Subscribers are now receiving alargei ptock
of fresh DRUGS, MEDCINES,j&c.Jwhi4 they
will aell to Physicians and others, at sukh r rices msca n
not; tail to he wtisfactory; 1 Fj-orn th.fshiniel :hejr will
he constantly in receipt of fresh goods, and; all orders
promptly filled, upon the uiost favorable terr$sT I !
. "' ' SILL k SILL, t'i;s
i , j . " Druggists &, Chemists, ' i
Opposite Marrsibn Hotel, Salisbury, Ni. C. i
June 10, 1852, if 6 if! ! 1
Stage Line!
FROM SALEM TO JEFFERSON. N. C.
ARRIVES and departs from Salens in connectipn
with the Northern Line. -V ! 1 '
E. T. Clemmoss, Contractor,; respectfully inforpis the
travelling community and public generally, thet this
line is wetl stocked with large, able Horses, fine Coach
es, eareful andi experienced drivers. ' (
!Tbe ban eating houses have been selected.! Na pains
nor expense shall be spared on bis part to1 render all
pleasant and agreeable.
tTOtSce at Zeverly's Hotelj Salem; N. fj.
May 27. 1852. ' 6.i4
M. I BROWN & SOF,
' Anx ;V:;meiving:jhff.Sprihit an' Sumtrier
fk. -r?' e;mb"ctng every variety J( elyl a pd f..
)ott, to be (band South of the Pototnie, ceisistn of
.English, preach, arid iAmcricaii siaplc
i and Fancy Pr Goods, 1
Hardware and Cuifetv. JfeadtrmLJiX
Clothing, Batr and Bnnntts, Delphi i
China and Glass IVavcl Grtkei
ries, $c..
fWr ttoek offCoodells as eqmplete 4 any inithis Mar
-.!, apo will oe soia as cneap as tneicneabeBt,
wnote-
ale and retail. Gire us n call before bn?in.
as we
re determined to otTer-extrabrdinary inducemenu
to
parchasera.
ySalishurfc April 20,
1852.
kFFERSj Ii la 'profession I; aer ice to, titet niiblie.
'tie can at present bedaiid athisren5,4
Trl-Weekly
' New Spring and Summer
: GOODS, TOR 1852.
A: - -
fTntiEJ present tenn of the New lB3ttute, will close
X :on the 4tb of June. The nex seasior will com
imence on Tbursday.the 15th of July. , ,
Tuition, perwrssion of five month ia aJvance, ia at
fblHowiog rates : ' t ' lJ J I '
;Elemenrary Dranchea, I ' ."'!' ; $5 00
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grimma! 8 00
Algebra, Geometry, Survey'mg. Philosophy. &r. 12 00
Latire and Gretk, including all lower branches, 15 00
' Board in private families is $5 00 per rnotoih. , i
Qn the 5th of June, the Educations! f Association will
Bieet.5 All members, and especially tbe Trustees, are
Rested ,0 attend. ; " 1 1 JJJ;LECCij;
: j New Institute, Iredell co..N. C, H 1 1 i '
' i May 20h, 1851 . : m ;'
; f CTThe Iincojn Republican and Ashevjlle Messei-.
i!griwiU copy jand continue; fintil 1st rf A,ugus!. ,
f y I i ; ; i I . !. j i 1 .. in
- f Wanted at the Mansion Hotel, f
I ill aOOO lbs of) FeMeb. f
THE subscriVer will pity CASH for 1 000 lbs. good
FVatherl Call at the (MansionlHciteJ
' r.i.
f
K.. hj i HAND JAMES.
March ilth,lS52. 1 f f i5 !
Spring and Summer Goods,
. l ! AND Ij I '
I j NEW FASHIONS FOR 1852.
1 H. II. BEARD &S0N,
f Fasliionablc Tailors aiic ClolLiers, I
"HTTAVING entered intoi Co'partnrship for the pur
flTfl. pose of carryingon the Tailoring Ulisi-
siL on a more extensive icalt-,a-nd with the; view)!
more successfully meeting :the incifefsing demands of
itlje nublic in their line, take occasion! to announce that
j READY MADE ClaQTllliXU.
' selected at the NortH by theJseniorpSrtner of the firm,
j and may therefore be depended on is superior in the,
rinnlilv ot the eoodd ana tne- style and manner 01 me
workmanship, and particularly in regard to the fit of.ihe
garments. They haVe alsoi on hand g beautiful.and sti
perior assortment of ClothsV; Cassimefes, and Vestings,
which they will make up to order, as' cheap as can be
bodaht elsewhere. Of course they will behind to make
up any goods their customers niay wih whether bought
of them or purchased at other establishments.
They also continue to receive the latest Foreign and
American Fa&hionsT-They have already received the
Spring and Summer Fashions for 18S2,and invite gen
tlemen to call and examine them, i
; , I II. II. HEARD,
: ! 1 JAMESi B. BEARD.
April 15, 1852. ' k t'22tfyol.8 I ;
LAST AM) BEST ARRIVAL.
J. F. CHAMBERS & CO.,
HAVE just received iheir frshtock fef G
fcoriiptising a most exjteasive nd varied at
oods,
icoriiptising
a&ort-
ment of '
. j : f; Staple and Fancy
mm v
; . a
llardwarr Grace riesl Chi nip. and Glass
f; (ei:lieady'Jpade Clothing,,
;AIso Railrwad 0niriszgcompIelc.
Ladies and Gentlemen are ipvited itcfcalj and examine
ttjeir stock. .' I i )
? Country Merchants : Pasai not by fithout a thoiqugh
eixaminaiion; Try us, and, yom shftllfhave bargains.
Salisbury. April 29 1852. 52if
IN LEXINRTOM N. C.
j PERRY5I1N, UAItRISf & Co.,
HAVE opened a Shop in the Ton of Lexington,
! and are now prepared to receive the orders of
their friends and all others wio may want work in their
;iihe of business, They have made arrangements to
;etend (heir operations, ao s,to accommodate, ail appll
:cnts arid meet all demandsi from the most common
a hide up to the elegant and sumptuols
I! CLOSE CARRIKgK
ikeir work shall be put pp in the Neatest and
I j most substantial manner, and ipld at prices
I I which cannot fail to five satisfaction.
fNore. but the very best materials, ol' wood and iron,
fartall be; used, : ; : i i .'!
5 f it being their object to give a fair equivalent in
cases, they will unhesititingly warranj their work for a
reasonable length of time J ; '.
t REPAIRING
done at shortest notice, and at low prjecs.
Cnnfident of having It in lbirJpover la serve
the public in this line of huinesis in a manner
thm shall ensure its approbatioff, the) ' respect,
fully solicit a trial. J f 1
Lexington, June, 17 1852. I
7:0 m
1 . BURT, BROTHERS & CO,
50 Broadway, New York,
f Manufacturers and Wholesale 'pealers in '
BOOTS, SHOES, & BROGANS,
BATE NOW IS STORE
Cases, and are daily receiving additions
of fresh and feasonable Goods.; South
2000
ern Merchants purchasing for Cash are solicited to give
US ia call, as we assure them that they will be pleased
with our stock and way of dealings fj
Wf are willing to sell low. B. B. & CO. i
lune 17, 1852.
7:
cm
Wholesale clothing
I Hopkins &, Paircliild,
J No. 230 Baltimore j Street, B1LT1M0EE,
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LARGE
f ASSORTMENT OF READY MADE
of1 all qualities, to' which jt&ey invite the attention o
, f f dealers;- t 1 "
Mat 20, 1852. . . . f 1)3
CT GREAT BARGAINS. J)
i Two Dozen Buggies
Goiu off-at CostNow's thc time ta
j - li: f Bay1 Bargains ;j - ;;.,;;;
"7"EHICLES of almost! every descript ion, rosde of
j the most superior timber, anyrmateriala of the
best quality, and by experienced and faithful workmen,
.r.t. L At .1 ' I -r . r it i , t'
.i iiif buupi ui ine suoscueer, in ftfliisoury, artd 6oia
ioin'ptvi i iic euuKimi, iiu ofliisuury, ana K"'"-':'
AH worlt warranted good, and!, if aSi nroes iin rea-
adnableiim fanltv it will hnl.U nr m.Ul.V
my 6hops upon application Thos wishiog to pur.
chase any kind of Carriage. Wa2orf."Bu22r. hi i will
do wello cal before buying elee where, as lam deter
mined to giv bargains that can't be equalled in the
Stale, ia anyjkind of work, new or old. f-'i 1 j
1 ' !!' 4i . J, ..jS. JOHNSTON. ... I
i Timber Wnnted, each as Whi'e Oak White
AheWhitei Hickory. YellowiPoplar and Persimmon,
for which cash or work wilLbej paid. ' h J. feL J.
, April 29. 1852. ; J ,'' j" 52if Mf
Spring axti Summer
: i GOODS.
J'i" I
W ;V J A.
Marriage License for sale acri vi
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May 27, 1852 j jf 4tf , 4
' ! BOGER & WILSOWl
JEWELERS & SILVIISJISTIIS,
KEEP constantly on hand an ex-
tensive assortment of
Watches, Clocks Jewelry,
J SilverWare,
HCSICAL' IXSTRtplIEXTS, REVOLYLG. PISOLS, j
; Perfumery, Soaps and Fanty Articles i
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Watches, Clocks and Jewelry" repaired injtfe ;best
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and warranted to perform well.- ': .
Salisbury, May 1, 1851 . tf J2
HENRIETTA LINE OF
Steam and Freight Boats, 1 1
RE all in excellent order for business
Our
Tow
Boats have been recently repaired and male good
as new. ', We have !also added a new Flat for low wa
ter, and well adapted to the-service. She wiU.carry
700bbls. merchandize, and draw only 20 inches water.
Those favoring us with their patronage; mayx expect
as prompt and. cheap service in every particular's any
other Line can offer.'
s f G. DEMING, Pres't.
? R. M. ORRELL, &g'nt.
A. D iC AZAUX, Agent at , Wilmington.
Fayetteville,Dec.21, 1850. 28tf
i JAMES HORAH, r
AND OZiOCK-BXAHSXl
i !i Opposite the Watcliman Office,
ij; 71 Sallisbniry, N. C '
COTTON GIN
.j. i . .e -n ' r .u -r-
i iP??t'il wort 9 wroune, mat ne c.o .raj
"hem WU& U.ns ot Superior construction na wwarp.a
.' made of the best matrrials, at S2 per sa. Hia
Gins are warranted to run light, gin fast, and make
good cotton. . ; j .1 1 1 a
He requests those in want of gins to call aftd; exam
ine for themselves. All orders riankfully received and
prbmptli attended jtoi . - -
!i H jrejers to tbe following persons who have tried his
GinVMMessrsi Moss. Laird Alexander, and' Moiea
Eitti, pear Concord, Rofus Keid, Mt. Mourne;sn4 W.
11. Bron, bf Mecklenburg- i , s .
kV&m ' f r-Mi iR.?. McCREIGHT,' ;
frTOri1 r tton,Gih-maker...CmdeD.S.C. '
i Uune 0,1852.-4-ejn.6 i Price dr.- $7,00
MANSION HOTEL,; :
SALISBURY, N. C.
FTlHia large and commodious Hou3e, so long known
as one of first Hotels hrthe Southern country, is
now? owned by the subscriber, who,) is determined to
spare no pains ror expense tojncreesingifrpossible,
the fair reputation which it haPs so wifll deserved.;
Additions and improvements forth e buildings are be
ing made. Furniture of all kinds that is not in first-rate
order, being removed and replaced with new. .The
House is well supplied with a number of excellent' ser
vants. The, j ' ,;,
STAGE OFFICE
is kept at this House, all the stages, one Hack excepted,
arrive at and depart from thisHouse.toe subscriber being
the Stage agent at thwi place. J ,
THE TABLE
will always be furnished with the best the market af
fords.' The Gentlemen's Hall is supplied with a varie
ty of newspapers, religious, literary arid political, taken
from all the principal cities in the United States. ;
TOE STABLES
are Urge, comfortable, and at tended "by the best Ostlers
in the country. Carriages, Buggies and' Horses always
on band to hire. ' '
(0" Large stock yards, with good sheds, troughs,
racks, Sec, connected wifh the Hotel. :
The subscriber's anticipations are more than realized,
and he feels greatly flattered at the early increase of the
business of the House. He hopes by attention to merit
a continuance of the same.
- i HAND JAMES.
March 1st. 1852. 45tf
Wadesboro Areus, Asheville Messeneer, Char
lotte Whig, and Lincolnton Republidnn, publish once a
month for six months and forward bills to the subscri
ber. I j H. JAMES
Ready Made Clothing.
HE subscriber having just returned from the North,
is now receiving his large and splendid stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Trimmings, SfC.
In short, he intends keeping a perfect Oentleman's
Furnishing Establishment, which for variety, quality
a ud cheapness, shall not be surpasses in the Old North
State. He is determined, if care in -electing his stock,
and a strick personal attention to business, are any of
the qualities that merit patronage, none shall surpass
him,
Grateful for past favors, he solicit; the attention of
his old friends and patrons, and the public generally, to
the hew stock above alluded to. Call and examine for
yourselves. Clothing made to ordeir as heretofore, on
the shortest notice and most reasonable terms.
JNO. A. WEIR MAN,
No. 68, Cowan's Brick Row Salisbury, N. C.
March 25, 1852. 47tf
DAVIE HOTEL,
MOCKS
YILLE,
Darie County, North Carolina.
riHE undersigned having purchased the abovenam-
; JL ed Hoiel, (lately the property of R. F. Johnston)
would inform the Public, that he is now prepared to
exteind a "welcome to the travelling community, and
accommodate his guests in a mannerequal to any Land
lord in this section of North Carolina. No exertions
will be spared to render all who may favor him with
their patronage, happy and satisfied while they1 take
their " ease tn his Inn."
May 4, 1852. lyl
ll. R. AUSTIN.
DR. DAN'L F.
MORRIS
AVING nermamen
ly located iln the
respectfully? , ten-
Town of Salisbury
ders his services to the pu
blic in the various
branches of his profession
Office, West's brick building, near
the Rowan House,
and;one door above the Watchman
Feb. 19, 1852.
Office. S .
tf42
W. T. SI1EMWELL,
HAS IN STORE AND
FOR SALE,
) Rio and Java Coffees, Teas and Spices,
White and brown Sugars, No. 1 Mackerel,
Sperm and tallow Candles a rid Molasses.
Salisbury, April 15. 1852. 50if
GENTLEMEN'S AND
LADIES'
SHOES.
rTTlHE subscribers have ion hand, and are constantly
JL manufacturing, Gentlemen s Boots, shoes and gai
ters, and hadies tshoes ot every variety. Uur stock o
children's shoes is large and handsome.
Our work is of the best material and workmanship,
and will be sold low for cask, or on short credit to punc
tual dealers. Repairing done in a neat manner,, and
on short notice. - j --
AW kinds of country produce arid dry and green
hides, taken in exchange for work.
Cash will be paid for BEEF CATTLE.
RYMEIt & MOWRY,
Opposite Wm. Murphy & Co's Store.
April 15, 1852.
ly5(J
Br. Milo A. J. Roseman,
HAVING permanently located at his Father's, 10
miles SouihAVest of Salisbury, respectfully ten
erS his: professional services to his neighbors and th
ublic generally. March 2". 1852. 6oi48p
R. M. ORRELL
Forwarding and Cotnntlsslcti
Merchant.
Fayeileville, N. C,
January 30, 1851.
tf3S
Important
To Country Merchants, Slave owners and
others.
f I He subscriber is now carrying on the "WOOjL
JL HAT Manufacturing business in the Town of
Concord. He warrants his work to be good, and wish
es to say to Country Merchants and
all orders from a distance by the wholesale will be at
tended to, and filled at reduced prices
Address me at Concord, N. C.
i H.
May 13 1852.
A. AREA.
3m2 i
BOO'T. D. S. PAHZISH,
XTAyiNG permanently located in, Mocksville, offers
JLJL bis professional services to the public
Can be
found at the Davie Hotel. Office just
in Brick-house.
June 10,1852. tf 6.
opposite the Hotel
M-aKTIN & BRYAN,
And. General Commission Merchants,
i No. 3i, Boyce $ Co.' Wharf, j
CHARLESTON, S. C. !
3 ! Warrants for sale here.
THOMAS D: CORY,
H
AVING taken rooms at
the Rowax
HotrsE, begs
Viva tn annnnncil tn
citikens of
oaJiSbary
longinff to
that he it prepares to execute all business beloh
nis proiefHon. naving enjoyed erery
acquiring a thorongh knowledge of She
opportunity of
An, and fwithf
ia felt in sob-
an experience of four years, no hesitation
mitljing his wors: to the judgment bf the
citizens of this
ThW imWie are invited
to call andeiamine specimensJ
A very superior stock of Fancy Ciut,a
for pictures.
MGUEBEOW
(NEW SPRING
mm
AND
Red Flag, Salisbury, Aprilj8rlS52.
41
i t.l i - -jj . 1 M r."r uim fAnAm -and the
TMP irahscrioer wota mi""" . , " ,
IpnSall tHat he, is now receiving the larg
. Ij ...bncitii dssorfment oi j .
est ana muei c-.- ,
STAPLE AND FANCY
that be his ever! before orlefedj Which inrf.cteJ
wuh great care by himse!f. hMeels assurH that he w
be enabled to oflrr greater inducements than ; .
He takes this method of tendering his,thanksfbr the
very liberal patronage that has been bestowe4tpon
h'Z Ud by the Inducements he is determined to offer.
Enters himself to be able to merit connuance of
thesame ' 'VixrrDci :
.49 : i"J":X V
SPRING
BROWN, FRALEY & CO., r ;
A
RE now offering for sale as fine a stock of Goods
as can be found in Salisbury, cojm prfsing gener
al assortment of f 1 ; . .:-f- f . : i: ;;. r 13 T 4 p-
. Dry Goods, J
Groceries, Hardware, &c., c' ; ;
Ladies and Gentlemen will certainly find it fireea
ble to call and eicamine their stock of ' : 1 j 1 ;
. PlCS0 OOtJS. i
They have some of the most elegant patterns of La
dies' Dress Goods to be found ; and sotfie of the finest
and most durable cloths, ves.ings, he, for gentlemen.
I I i also ii U:l .-.-ij! :-N;
ready! made clothing,
KpSSUTH HATS; :
and a large variety of other kinds for summer, j i:
Boots Shoes, Slippers, &c.i'
of every grade and price, and a host of other things
which time forbids to enumerate. Call and see. " . 1
Salisbury, April 29, 1852. f r . ;f v i 52 H : j
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
Salisbury, April 15, 1852.
fin He subscriber is now in, receipt of an assortment
JL of Ladies Spring and Summer Dress Goods.
Tha in style arid price, he feels confident will give en
tire satisfaction ' ! ' i " -Ij;' . !::. f?-r J ( "
Rich Brocade Dress Silks, plain and changea
ble do., black Satin D'chine, Sal in plaid Be.
ragps. Tissuejs, Grenadenes, Foulards, Borage
de Lains, ChiMie, French Jaconels,;Org'andie8,
Printed Charnbrics and Lawns, plain jernUM
anr! plaid Tarjelons. Ginijliam". Prints. &,ct&c.
Also PL A A IX AND EMBROIDERED CANTON
CRAPE SUA IVLS, Camels Hair and Berage do. -
Purchasers inj want of bargains are requested io call
soon at the cheap store of i- E. MYERS, j I
50tf j Red Flagj. :
k !
Dr. A. M. NESBITT.
i . ,. l---ii i-.ip..i
HAVING ipermanently! located in the- Town, of
Salisbury, tenders his Professional services to the
citizens and surrounding country. ; His office s on Wa-i
ter street, one jdoor below !A, H. CaldwpfJ's I office,
where he intiy he iound at alt times, unless absent 16n
Professional duties. r
January lst,jl852. l '
FASHIONABLE EMBROIDERIES
5 '.. AND .
WHITE GOODS.
TTTl MYERS invites the, attention of the Ladies,
JLli and all who desire to purchase, to the most splen
did assohment of fm broideries and While
Goods everjbefore offered in this market, which ihe
is now exhibiting at his cheap store : j , rJ j
New style musjin, lawn, and cambric collars,' ( - '
Beautiful Parisjchennysettes. and emb. manteletts, j i
Honiton, and Valencenees collnrs and cuffsr 1 f i ' j
Lace, muslin and cambric sleeves andici'ffs, in great
variety, ; j j ' "f j -', J J. J !
Rich black and; white lace capes and herthes, ) ' - 1
Swiss and jacofiet edgipgs, insertings, frills, bands and
flouncingsi a large assortment, ; - ' -j
Infants needle worked robes and bodies, very rich, i s -i
Paris embroidejred, scollaped and plain lawn and cam-i
brie handliercniefs, i
Ladies emb'd mourning ha ndk?fs, sleeves and offs, 1
Jaconet, Swiss, Tarleton, Naasook, checked, striped,
figured and embossed muslins', h-J- fl
White cambrics, bishop and long lawns, linen cambrics,1
Irish linens, linen sheetings, pillow case linens, splendid
Satin Damask Tuble Clothes,' Napkins and. Doihlas ;
a most magnificent lot of Emb'd Lace and Muslin Win
dow Curtains, &c, &c. Don't forget the store With
the sign of THE RED FLAG, i
Salisbury, April 15, 1852. ! 50tf l
i ANOTHER f
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Williams Brown.
HAVING purchased the Tin Shop formerly known
as the shop of Brown &. Baker. ha nnnA tuJ
same in the house of D. A. Davis, opposite the store of
y . wurpny oj, v,o., wnere he proposes lo carry oti
...- quires hi on us various, oranches. He. is now
ready to receive the orders of his friends and the pub-'
lie; for all kind of work in his line of business -A
fine assortment of Tin and Japan Ware kept constant
ly on hand for sale. ,..---,. ''.
House Hoofing and Guttering
executed promptly and in the best maniiW
Copper and I Sheet Iron Ware ol varions k lids also1
rHl consianny on narwl ; and any work in that line
not ready made nronantlv tv.,.,i . ei.. '!
- . r.j - -w.v... ins cutrci iron
&toves are a superior article, and very cheaD t I f
I' STIIXS,.- :! -Jf--1H
Uf all sizes kepi for saleand;nsadeo order at 50 cents
Jhe abscrjber respectfullaolicit a trial. MerJ
chants and Pedlars are particularly invited. to give him
Call. : o J j . i V - , H. - . - , j. ; j.
Country Produce, old Pewter anf U ' tfi'niL" ..t Jj
in exchange fo work'. ! ' i. , t i - 7 .
oBusoury. jitn.8, 1852. I 1 f lv36
"
T I v.V ill .Vlii.t;,;,-.;-,;;,.'-.;
m foMriber having porchasedi this Establish i
tK. vfw W lch """tiedinamedklelybri
tft Tl T' ofJth PWic sqaare, a?d ha.Jat-
fclTSSp! JW gCnt,emen nd will give
ISdSflT " 8nt,6n thK interests of the House,
IwJRS T,n, , rdlfortable all whq may
S-;Eh-!;'! T,he Z
SS fwllji 'JT 'Vfr1' 1 Drovers may ft:,d
S?JKf P D?y. f reasonable prices. Call
hope for a continuance of; the aame. ! -
v. 13. GRANT.i
Stntestm May
1852., r , , lrp2
..-: . .1;- -T- ll I 1
in 1
j
1R
mm.
mo)
i . 1 ; t .
AND SUMMER
UWrnmi
1LEEM8TI.
fcff for sale
Nov:
if
WW
stock of Tit
lowing : ;
Brocade sr. ;
printed c'. .'
reges, en h.
capes, cnl'. .
cheched.'j ,
rnanHlla?, k
shawls, i '
bonnets, ri'
lish and Ai
brown do!.-
Ready tin.'
coats, frri
and faricy c
fancy silk .
Ifunks, c.!o.
shoes, &.c,
fold iinuii'.
Spectfu'ly i::
elsewhere,
ij April 1.
$ad:llc ;
!! ''
il opposit:
AVIN.
of S
business. 1 .
the State n:
please all w !
dtone at &!ior i
duce takt n i
;t
it .
-il' January I
Ii.
if
y
business, in ;
commodaiir :
nent esthlli
public war.:
hopes the ci
tleed work,
He will po.
ers in the .
public will a .
Jan. 8, 1
By His i:
; r of .
Whereas,
lers of each
last session ;
I AN ACT
olina. i
Wiitnr.A-.
or the e!r,
With the fu i
j Sr.c. l. i:
ihe State of
ihe antl.
number r f ;
the second
the nmenJf ;
North C.'im
A. D., 1-3.-,
fi posses?pd
fifty acres c f
day of elec:'
shall read a
twenty-onr ;
who have 1
the State t
day of any
shall be ens.
f Sec. 2.
the State I
Proclamatif
six nioni!.? !
General A
Snd the-atnc
which Pruc
perfect o -cate
of :the ;
tion and ti,"
shall cnuse i
Slate, and j
Couniie3 in
election of i
j Read ilr
Oie .whole r
lively, and r
day of Jul
1,-WlLUA
ate of N
foregoing i.
General A
Original on :
this 31st d .!
Axd W. :
tne ion.Mi:.
tb confer c i
mions the ri
11 Now; t:,
known jth i!
t'ution thai!
rjpresenta::
sembly, it
fication, 1 1
rnaty with i'
Iln te:i:
tne State rf
a'nd caused :
ih;the 7C:S y
!By the (;
Thomas
Persons i'
wJJLp'ease
Cdurt IIou
i Jan. 9, 1 -
- j j S. II.
short, any or:
1 f i Italia:.
ind work u
aged pel ore i
.Orders f r
wth the Cd
with di?patt :
"JL fi'in r. :
this d.ty J'1
AM per?'': ;
come forwar
iSalist.ti-y
J.
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