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1 here n ."i.-fiift lf;i-; luni rsmiot bp fM, -
There re wuuU iliut tun miiy be fruJ in i'ne t!uni
And thought but die eyes can unlulJ.
- There's" a look ao eiprrsvite, to timid, m kind, - ,
So conscious, so quick to impart,
Though dumb, In an instant it apeak out lha mind
LaijiCii.tlia.M instsnt the hf sa,,, i
-.- This eloquent ailence, this converse of sou, ' ' .
In vain we attempt to suppress, w-.
- Movr aromnHr appear trow the wis to eoatroi.T--;.'
Mora apt tbe fond truth to express. - V" - -
' And oh, the delight In the features that shine
Tb rapture the boaorn tbt meet.
When, bleat with each other, Ihia convent divine,
Is' mutually apokea and felt. w. m.
From the Illuatraled Family Friend.
THE GREEK'S RESCUE;
The Dungeon of Aa pies.
1 TILE OF 1T1LI1X FElSECrriOS.
I bappoened be residing at Naples during
In reaction anifljiroscriptions which succeeded
the return of Ferdinand alter lb revolutionary
crisis ol 1769. Many of the victims were de.
ounced by the priest as much fur ibeir sua
peeled heresy a their treasonable practice.
Father Don Alvex was particularly active in
this pious work." He was a younger mem
ber e a Castilian home, and bad been bred in
the strictest diaripliue of llie Jesuits. He bad
spent bis life in penances and intiigues, the
former, I presume, to give him keener relish
for ibf latter, and the latter to compensate for
the tedium ot the former. At the time I knew
him, be was past the middle age ; his features
were already wrinkled with years, but marked
by that haugbly and cruel eipression so apt to
be produced by ibe indulgence ol arbitrary
power. He had rnme tu Naples with high re
commendations lo the com I, to assist in purg
Ing tbe city l tbe disaffected. His diligenre
.in this pursuit waa truly beyond all parallel. I
am yet unable to conceive by what process be
became so minutely converanl with the prevj
eus history of such an immense numtier of per
ons in so short in time.' His information was
ever at fault, and bis measure very rarely
.. thwarted by miscalculation either in design or
eiecuiioo. A soon as be bad made bitnaell
matter of a suspected person, be did not at once
art upon hi evidence to bring about an instant
infliction of puniahmeui, but used to give the
prisoner tbe benefit of a dogmatical eiposition
of what be called " the salvation of tbe holy
church." It this bad the desired effect, alter
a litlt longer confinement, the captive was lib
rated on his good behavior. But if the here.
Jie perset ered. jn hii rejection ol t he prescribed
C recess, he was lorlbwith handed over to the
eadsman.
Ill society in whirh I moved made me ae.
qualntnd with Father Dw Alrit. -1 Was tbetv
irouog and load ol adventure, and very natural
y Conceived a strong desire bl visiting, with
kirn, some of the unlorlunates whom the police
were constantly arresting- by his orders. By
practising some Cfrorteous a9idottiei Ss well
a little flattery, I ingratiated myself with him,
and obtained per mint iun to accompany him on
hi dismal visits ..to the prison.
After vi.ii ing one or two cr lla, in which we
found inmates quite willing to believe, anything
tad everything which my guide thought proper
lo propound, we entered a narrow dismal bole
Surrounded by wall down which the damp
trickled almost in a stream, end with be floor
composediof granite o uneven sui face and
harp edfls. The torch carried by our attend
ant discovered a bundle of straw it the corner
farthest from the door, and resting upon it a
joung girt Don Alvex motioned the jailor to
Withdraw. The creaking of lh hinge disturbs
jdt th prisoner. She started from her recum
bnr posture, but her eye had been too long at'
customed to darkness to endure the glare ol the
torchlight. She arranged her disordered hair
nd clothing as fast and completely a she could,
and wbeu at length she ventured to scrutinize
Iter visi'or ; I marked th deep crimson that
toflused her lace and neck.
I bad been accustomed to behold the eie.ee
ding beauty of tbe women of Spain and Italy,
but wheal saw this unfortunate captive, J leli
at one that I bad netr met with any one
who loveliness was so peilect. When I say
I hat hi was i see k and W i over y li near
mcnt th impress of her clime and nation, I
red not attempt a decripiitn
Don Alvex bad told me, previous lo entering
th cell, thai it contained a heretic who had
been some lime under confinement, and appear
d resolved lo reject every chance of aalva-
Ivua ' lhis. be added, v is the last oppor
Unity of repentance I shall give her."
.' Thea words still echoed in my ears as 1
contemplated tbe stern front ol the Jesuit, and
the pensive innocence of the Greek maiden.
Perverse child I' commenced Don Aire 94.
I bate once more come to offer thee iibertyv
and the favor of the Virgin, it tbou wilt em
Itrstee tbe bc4y fart b.4
"Adeta so the jailor had wh upereSm The
was called bad now rat down on her coarse
bee), and, with her hands folded on ber bosom,
eerned prepared for any calamity which might
await her; She returned no answer to the
priest's observation. - .
Whal T coutinued he ; ' dosl thou treat wilh
contempt the servant of the church! Mark
- pervreo lafideT. Thy fate t in thr own
hands. Thy death, 1 swear by all ihe bl
aaiaia, shall be the penalty if thou persiatest in
thy SMibeliel ; but if thou w ilt listen to the truth,
hair en thy head shall be injured. How
" eayesl thmsf Canst thou endure death ; or
wilt thoss live!' : ,
ilaat heedless 4 itij ftV iflied Adelail
ia a lona or meianehoiy which pierce my heart.
4 Still, not heedless." she added, with anima-
Iron, s go long a I know not , the falv,, of Con
rad.; Tell me, priest, I conjure thee, is be iti
' lh power f .
Why i the fate of that young man so dear
! thee,' replied Don ALvez, "that it is prefer
ted to tbine own ealvationT
Adela met the look of the Jesuit with a calm
and penetrating glance. 'V a ;-,-
Thoo snayest be leaned in thy faith, she
' aaid, 'but thou art a novice Aere 4aying her
hand upon her heart if thou knowe Unot that
1 w aveman'i lorr,: tn-Tdfqtrfng"opon '"ibaobjecr,"
lorgeta all ather inleeen.
- . . 'Then Is it sinful, and deserve nertitlion.'
;7"rpnedlBe "pnesU ' " '
LJ. rTaa iii ImpotUe that-lean be savwl,'
I . quietly rejpined tbe tooiy (ireek.
.V.i i f II .,.:.-.it Vi I i 1 It . - . i -1 . f
L..n)'j'. . ... v
1 ii sole itt heretic !' replied my companion :
' I will lor the Iat time inquire, dost thou re
fuse the mercy of the chmch T'
' - Do I refuse the liierey of the church 1 said
Adela. 7 Why, wretch, dual thou call these
bolt and bars, Ibis dungeon, this daiknass, my
Jong lihpii6hment, ni)t w"aled"teM1Th,iiif Vof't
lured mtkd, my almost broken Heart dost inou
call these, mercy? 1 kuow not what is meant
by th churchy aqd I Cat not r I oVeplif and
reject both it and thee. You dragged tno btta
r because I worshipped according lo lha cue
turns of my fathers and my nation and you
would have dragged hither also another being
for th e rame oflence one w howas loo noble,
loo generous, all loo worthy lo commit the
smallest wrong. )ul he has escaped thank
Heaven, he has escaped. Ob .Conrad I' she ei
cluimed, clasping ber bands; ' wbo shall love
thee when Adela is gone?' For a short I line
sob confuted her beatitiloi form she aoon
recovered, and then added, with an emphasis I
.h-lt fr.i I A. it-- ,ti.
... - - . .. . . .... "J .... J,
and thy church; 1 cannot believe that truth is
allied with cruelty, or thil Heaven has given
you., auihoiy to destroy its own creatures." t
know 'not who is your God, but I leel that the
great and good Intelligence who rules the
world will not punish me for serving him as I
have been taught, for believing as my simple
teason dictatea, and, above all, (or rejecting
your creed, ao full of cruelly, bloodshed, and
nppresaion. Leave me now ; in an bour I will
be ready lo do your bidding.'
" Enough 1' aaid Don Alvex sternly, and mov.
ed toward tbe door. I look advantage of his
position lo whisper to Adela. Do not hope loo
much, buj I will be your friend.' Her large
daik eyes spoke a gratitude which I am con.
(Idem I aha II never again receive from any hu
man bring.
The jailor listened the heavy door, and I (ol
lowed Don Alvrz, who wan battening from jhe
building. When ( overlook him, 1 inquired
his resolution aslu the fa'.e of his young (Jraek.
'She dies to inoiriuw, at noon,' wa the la
conic reply.
- It wa then near evening;"''- He " was ai firt
very unwilling lo answer any question concern.
ing' ber, hut, liy dint of rloe ujiplicalion, I el.
traded as much iuieliigence as put ma on a
track by which I at length discovered Conrad.
I have hot ability to describe that gallant youth.
There, was the geuuine AlUe aiampon hiscba.
racier and frame. He entered eagerly into my
plan of rescue : it was sufliriently perilou. hui
ibal lo him was a recommendation rather than
olherwiae. Tbe design was lo bribe the jailor
to connive a our admission to Adela's celt,
and the to bring ber away wkb4is. and tijibl
a paasage through all opuosiiion. . A liieudly
v-ugRxciyiw wn wa in oay won
bis skid, at a uoiuf from which, fortuiialelv, the i
" . .. .i
prison war not far distant. " With some- diftl
culiy I obtained an interview with the jailor,
and for one hundred piasters received hi pro
mise to admit us.
"Tie was as good as his w..rd. We found
Adela in a calm slumber. Pet baps she dream
ed of Conrad, for the moment he atepped to
ward the couch, she sprang into his arms with
out a moment's doubt that it was- any one but
him. She willingly tesigned herself toour di.
reclion. When we bad emerged (rum the cell,
we gained tbe outer gate befure it was disco v.
ered thai we had with us lbs condemned cap
'iT fir,r ntf ecohd assailants were
laid al Conrad's feel by alabs from bis rapier.
We were now in the street, fleing fur our lives
Conrad tirt, with Adela on hie reh arm. 1
defended ihe retreat. The late ol two men had
a salutary effect in chei king , the temerity of
their companions. After some hard blow bad
been given and received, we g tined the beacb.
The fishermen, placed AdeU in tbe boat, while
1 and Conrad stood at bay and repulsed our
pursuers. 1 think another life waa sacrificed:'
in tba scuffle. " The case was now desperate,
for the number of our enemies increased every
moment; 'Wf thfavir tVaIveinalkrilbe lMa,
and the first stroke shot u into deep water.
A volley ol diuaket balls whizzed over our bead
without doing us any damage. The night was
dark, and were rowing with our utmost airengtb,
two thing which every moment diminished our
danger. I cannot rett why rid a'Tempi at a
cbaae was made, but so it happened that all
our obstacles were at an end when we left Ihe
shore.
Before daybreak, we reached a cotiiralian
,l; , a- j 1 ;
dist tAfhe ffing ; aiid when the sua shoo
rulltustre on the city of Naples, we wero many
league disiani down tbe Mediterranean
My pail of the adventure of course eiiled me
from the Neepolhan metropolis lor a time. As
Ihe excitement of the crisis died away, Father
Don Alvez found more difficulty in procuring
victims. II is zeal could not be satisfied with
a solitary delinquent or Iwo ; so be retired lo
Rome in a piqon at the aversion of the Neapo
litans to undergo martyrdom. When he was
gone, 1 had less difnVuliy in negotiating an in
demnity. I was attached to the locality, or I
should not have, troubled mysell le wtusne-liu
- - -
nose I regard Naples ae the scene of ihe action
o.Lt.1. ... 1 ..r i- ,
JV-K.VJ..l!.V,.!!m-Jl.iJlteJ,..JUBava ttlUSX OC- I
caio to look back opon with- pleaaure.
Tmk Death of Isfantj. Those wbo
never oel a child, are unable l understand how
great a void the death of a little one can make.
There if, we think, nothing on earth thai can
cast so long ami wide and hl-k a shadow as
a small coftio. It is emphatically the shadow
of death "whfch freezer the parent's heart. "
small as is an' infant loinli, it aometimes i
capacioua enough to bold all the brightest hope
and dearest joyt f a whole family circle. - The
little child is often the bright focus where all
ihe raya of gladness in a household ceoire, and
from which ihey are reflected airaih over hamYv
earts ; and when this central light is eclipsed
great darkness full upon all.
How many there must be in heaven, gather.
eo up Irom all climes, even from heathen shores,
who have died so young as to retain-no memo
ry of earth, and to whom thai world of glory
see me as their nadve land ; whose souls were
washed and regenerated ao early, that no eisio
of this world was ever visible upon them.
Whatever wound of sin there miy-hare been,
has healed without a acar ; their every thought
has' been moulded by the society and .scenery
nf heaven, and they stand continually befoe fbe
face vl the Father, In how large a sense we
may aa j, 6f Such Ulhe RrngiTomol" n"e"aenT
jCapl. Cavnelraa Vantlertiilt. nf New Yotk,
haa suhloul. h4 entire rt)(hl ukihe.. Pcificiitte
'if steawer. - H receded ooe "iniTlion iwo
hundred thousand dollars iu cash for it.
1 MrBROVJUc? SON,
Art now receiving their Fall and Winter
- GOODS,
p
Comprising a large assortment of - 1
8tapte and Fancy Dry Goods,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Hal. Bonnis, Capa, and Shoe,
Sugar, CdlTre.Tea. Cbeeae, MolaMC. &.C.'
Tira Iron, l in., li in., li in. and 9 inch.
Baud, round, aqua re and horse eboe Iron 4. Steel,
Drlph, China, and la" Ware,
Window Glaaa, assorted aise, ,
Blaatinc and Rifle Powder, an J Safety Fuae,
together wjih a grt. varietyLof other Uood. which
f ' leir former sfoek. wilt ewnpeee with
U" marten ana wm newta on lerm tor ea
or on time at equally as low price. We invite ear
cualomer and the puti'ie to give a a call.
Saliabury. Nov. 1. tW5-J. 27tf
ri"lHE aubucriber haa jast received a nplentid) awort
J. ment of Clotlli. CuMllllre. At Vt
InX1, of every hue and color, which cim jjeqiill--ed
thi market. J. A. WEIRM AN. Tailor,
No. 68, Cnwan'a Brick Rowe, Kalinbory, N. C
Dec. 2. 1832. 230
R. M. ORBTITiTs,
Fsrwardlag aad. CeataiUiilea lerchaat,
FtyrlleviU, JV. C.
January 30; 1831. f3P
Jast receired a fresh scpplj of .
TOMB STONES.
TUE subscriber would restiectt'tilly inform the citi
aena of Saliahury and the aurroundinir coomry ,
that he haa opened a .TInrblo CtablohsllHt
in Snlisbury, whirh may be found at hn residence, on
Market street, whfre he ia prepared lo furnish Grave
Stone of Marble labs fancy upright atone on pedes
tal, omb, mnnomefltir, etc., at a very ntatt profit.
l Enemrin? done neatly at Northern price. Hiving
1 made the necessary arrangement, the subscriber can, at
a abort notice, fill any order from five dollars to $500.
No pain will tie snared lo give entire satisfaction.
Old Tomb loneareatored lo their primitive w.hiteness.
(5EORUE VOGLKK.
Sslisbury, Nov. 93, lt52.
Enoourage Home Industry
BY PATRONIZINO
TOE MACHINE SIIOP AXD FOUNDRY,
Of Stafford, Clark Ol Dixon
MANUFACTURERS of all sizesofHorse Powers
nd Threahiirg iWaichine,-floth portable and
stationary,) Straw-Cutler of varion pntierna. Wheat
Fan. Mill , ami Faoiorv Gear. Saw and tirisr Mill
Irons, Bark Mills, Wool Carding Machinea, Edge
i . a . m- . ...
Tool, Ac , &.e.
Address, Snow Camp, Alamance county. N C.
October 20. Ii2. Uwpditi
Statcftvllle; N. C.
THE Subac'iber having porchaaed this KstbTif
ment, which i pleasantly situated inrmediaretyon
the Northwest cornet of the public q nitre, and haa at
tached to it a number of eonveuient offioea for the ae
eomrnodalion of legal pentlemen and other, will give
hi undivided attention to Ihe interests of the House,
and apaWt.no palitf .to tender eoftttfrtlable U who may.
favor him with a call. The house tra nnde rgone sogm
repair, which add lo the comfort of familiea. The
aervants shall be fhillifiil and honest. Drovers may find
good lots and plenty of grnln al reasonable prices, 'all
and give ma a trial. Thankful for past favor, and
hope for a continuance of the same. 4.
W. B. (3 U ANT.
Statemille. Mat 13. 1852.
Typ2
CATAWBA
V. STIREWALT,
HAVING purchased this beautiful Summer retreat
takea pleasure in informing hia friends and the
public, in general, that he is making every tteetasarj
improvement for the convenienec and comfort of those
who niy repair to those Valuable Springs in search of
pleaaure or health. -----
Arrangementa are in progress, and, if practicable
ihe water will soon be brought into the house bv hv-
araano nmcoiiK-rf ; convenient naming nouses are ne-
- .. ...
nistied with all that will contribute M the enjoyment of
the occupants ; and the spacious premises are bring or
namented in varinua ways. In short, the proprietor is
determined to render the Catawba Springs a place of
real enjoyment, to those who may patronage him : and
he asaurea the public thai every possible effort ahall be
maife 10 secure the favor of those who call upon him.
Lr Travellers who stop at Catawba Springs, will
find the. very best of entertainment ; aad to all, the
hargea will be aa low as the provision markets will al
low. Catawba Springs, March 3, 1852. tf 5
LEATHER BANDS.
r 1 1IE "s'uliserffifT has' put np machinery for stretch
. T. . . . ri-
inn iemenlinir snil rii-Mitnif lunH. wilh sir,r
nyeia,;i he ban't are stretched with powerful ma-
chines, made xpressly inf-ff)9rltrtA n-,iM''
culty or banda stretching, and ripping under the com
mon way of making them, ia entirely removed by this
procew. Band made in this way will hold their widih
evenly, run true, and have a uniform bearing on the
drum or pulley, and will give from 15 to .20 per cent,
more power than those mnde In the ordinary way.
They are made ut of ihe best selected oak tanned
Spaniahed Leather, and no paina will be apared in
make them equal to the beat Northern bands, and will
be ui4 a-low n they can be brouahl io New V-wk,
Banda will be kept for sale by J. G. Cuirns, at the
Saliabury Factory.
CHAS. M. LINES.
HuntV 8tore P. O., Ooilford co , N. C. '
July 8. 1852. ,', p.llylO
Plank Road Notice.
A GENERAL MEETING of re Stoekheddetsot
the Salisbary and Taylorsville Plank Road Com
pany will he held in the Court House at Salisbury, on
Wednesday the 0th of February next. By order ot
the Board of Directors. r
. L. BLACKMER, President.
Salisbury, Jan. 1, 1853. 5w35
$100 .REWARD
1" ANAWAY during the month of September laat,
a a.
' from the blantaliofl of lite Isie Mrs. Martha Cun
ningham, in Lancaster District, South Carolina, a ne
gro man llamed JIJI, aaid-netro about 40 years of
age, a mulatto, about 5 teet b or 10 inches high, stoop
,slinuldred,anU.lciokAdown wbca.pokea.to.Aa ua-.
picion real upon bun as being 4i plica led in the mur
der of Mrs, Cunningham, he haa no-.loubt absconded
tram- tea of the cerMequencesrI wiH pay the- above
jet htm.
UTZZ.iLL-
h"mr
reward, if delivered st any jail sn thnt I can get b
- nxruir sxnvrM kitvtl let
. ,y - ' 'Adm'f. eslal ei tale Mta. Cunntnahami
VILLttS HOTEL;
HOTEL.
1 ec. 32, 1853, . . 6w34
and '....... w ,., i- "',.;.; I ....!.--, I.nme.
liens, Aiilctioii ol tlie fjine, tcinale Wcakm, lie.
No lemule, suliject to pain or weakness i" the back or
Siiles, should be without it. Married ladie, in deli
cate situations, find great relief from eonstantly west
ing this Plaier. . """T"7 "'-
The application or the Plaster between ihe ahoulders
ha been iound a certain remedy for Colds, Coughs,
Fhf h1tcrnd Ancfn of th Lungs in therrptimery
stsge., It destroys indamatioa by prescription.
Th following eominendation is from an agent re-
J siding ?t TrentonTenneeaee : ' . r;,..,,-.J.,,-1.
: I itirrow, Vinson ua.' 1 eon., nw. r, ,w---Meaar.
ScotilA. MrD-4Jentlemen: The Hebrew
Plaster ie becoming popular in this section, ; There is
a lady in this county who says she would not be with
out tbte PUsterfor five-hundred dollars a year, ' She
wa afflicted for some time with ae enlargement of tbe
apleen, which gave ber a great deal of pain. The swel
ling and pain bad extended op nearly to Ihe armpit,
and occasionally she could scarcely breathe. She wa
confined for a considerable lime, during which she was
attended by some of our best physician, hut they gave
her no relief. She procured a box of trie Hebrew Plaa
ler, and it relieved ber almost immediately, and oo
aha 4ps a aupply of .it on hantl.oncsiani'j! These
he! yo are at liberty to ase as yea. think proper
they are subatantially true.
Respectfully yours, die,
JESSE J. WELLS.
D" Re ware of Counterfeit and Base iinitaliona!
CAOrtuttarThe aubucriber ate the only general
agents in Ihe Southern State for-the sale of ihia truly
valuable Plaster and, in order to prevent purchasera
being imposed on by a counterfeit article, sold in this
city and elsewhere, for tbe geuuine, tbey invite particu
lar atteH?n to the following marks of ihe genuine ;
1 The genuine ia put up in smooth, engine-turned
bottom boxes, soldered in.
9. The genuine has the engraved bead of Jew Da
vid on tbe direction around the box, with accompany
ing record of coart lo K.Taylor, Rochester.
ALSO TAKE NOTICE.
That the genuine has the signatare of K. TAYLOR on
the eteel plate engraved label, on the top of each box
to imitate which, will be prosecuted aa forgery:
The Counterfeit is coarsely pot ap, in imitation nf
the old label a, and is sold by several dealera in mrdi
cine.in ibis city for the genaine article.
BEWARE OF IT IT IS WORTHLESS.
SCOVILlt MEAL),
113 Chanrea at., N. Orleans,
Only Agents for the Southern States, to whom all or
ders and applications for agenciea must invariably be
addressed. .
THE Genuine i for sale only by the following au
thorized sgent in North Carolina :
Salisbury, W. Murphy dr. Co. ; Concord, Murphy tt
Black i C harlot le. Edward Sill; Slalesville, Morrison,
Carlton a; Co.; Newton, (J. B. Uailher &. Co. ; Lin
enlnton, B. S. Johnston ; Shelby, A. R. tlomesley ;
Dallas, C. Sl J, Froneberger ; Rulherfordlon, J. W.
Calloway ; Hehdersooville, D. B. & A. Miller; Ashe
ville, Smith &. McDowell.
Sept. 16 1852. 4m20
Embroidered Cambric uaDdkerehiete
October 14. 1852.
EM YF.RS, have just received a lot of Ernbroid-
ered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, which be
I selling off rapidly at 6-.' J cents
24
E. MYERS,, Red Fag.
8. R. FOUI). WlLMINtlTON, w. c.
DEaLF.E LI HAtBLE M0t MCXTS HEAD 1VD
Foot Stone ; paint Stones ; ImjiosiDg da.,nd in
short, any article called forof eitier
Italian, E?yptian or Imfrifan Marble : .
and work warranted 10 please or no sale; and if dam
aged before delivery , it ia at hisexpense.
Order for any ol the a hove enumerated article left
lib the Editors of the Watchman, wilt be attended 10
with dispatch.
1 '
Nov. 9, 1849 29tf
CREESB9R0Ur,n '
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE cost offnsurance on the mutual plan ia but a
small sum, compared with a joint srock company f
Thia company being located in the Western part o.
the Stole, consequently much the larger portion of the
risks are in the West;-very many of which are in the
.eoon-tryi- -
The Company is entirely free from debt"; have made
no assessments, sttd.havr a very large amount in cash
and good bonds, and ta therefore confidently recom
mended to the public.
Al the last Annual Meeting the following Officers
were erected for the ensuing year :
JaxKi Si.oix, President.
S. (i. Corn. Vice Pres'rdent. -C.
P. MEStnENRALi., Attorney.
- Pkttb Ad, Hecrelary and Trenrer. "
-Wnxrta it-: CnmrJto; tlenerat Ageiif.
' . DIRECTORS,,
Jamea Sloan, J A. Mebane. C P. Mf nderjhall, W,
S. Rankin. Rev C. f. Deems. J. M. Garrett, Dr. D.
P. Weir, W. J. McConnel, of (ireenUwro ; Dr. S. G.
Coffin, J. W. Field. Jamestown ; K. Kllioii, Cuil&wd ,
W. A. Wright, Wilmington ; Dr. C. Watkins. Carolina-
Female College ; John I. Shaver, Salisbury ; Jno.
H. Cook. FayelleviMe ; E. F. Lilly, Wadesboro1 ; J. J.
Biggs, Raleigh j Leroy Springs, Charlotte ; J. J.Jack
adn, Pittsboro'; H. B Elliot. Cedar Fall.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
Dec. 2, 1859. tf30
Paper, Paper. Paper.
aTHE subscriber having been appointed agent for
hsToth
pany, Lincoln county, is prepared to famish all kinda
of Paper a' the Factory prices. "" " E. MYERS,
Salisbury, Nov. 25, 1852 30. Red Flag,
Valuable Landi for SaIe--4 or 5 Tracts.
I HAVE several small but valuable plantations ; on
the watera of Hunting Creek, in Iredell county,
which I will sell en good terms'. There is water pow
er oh one of these tracts sufficient for any purpose.
Any one wishing either lo purchase il or to invest csn-
ttal ss a partner in the ereeiioa of a Factory, or machi- J
nery 01 any description upon it, will give me a call
soon. These lands are all within one dav's travel of
the Great Central Rail Jload, in a healthy section of j
'tsMMf, , ... .
'- The above named water location is joining the . Ea
gle Mills Manufacturing Company, and thia nlace Ts
now called Sooth Troy ; and there.il a. Cur prospect 1
for Rait Roffd pf sr1lankr Rerfr t reri-w- Ese4
aiilt and South Troy, or near there, leading via
Mocksville. Hamptonville and Wilkesborough, on to
wards Virginia ami the mountaina ; when done, the
rich provisiona of those rich valleys will flow to Salia
bury, and thua enrich Ihe Great Central Rail Road
Then there will be a chance" to apeedall kinds of man
ufuclured good to a ready Market. Come and help
me build Paper Mills, Brass and Iron Foundrlea, Wool
""7 ""!( eisc you piease. we can coin-
...... .u uuiiu nan una a 10 r-ansoary and then ta
the mountains, we can make the Iron here, either the
T or U, Iroa. and we can also build the Car and Lo
comotives at Eagle Milla or Soulh Troy, go let u
look into tnia mailer for our" own advancement, and
the credit of the State. ......
- to ' ANDREW BAGGARLY.
N. B. The eitttena of North Carolina, South Car
olina and Virginia, are tquested to consider ihe shove.
A B
Esgle Mills, Iredell co., N.C., Slept. SO, 1852-2 It
HENRIETTA LINE OP
Steam and Freight Boats,
ARE all in eieellent order for business. Oar Tow
Boats have been recently repaired and made good
aa new. We have also added a neap Flat for low wa
ter, and well adapted to the service. She will carry
700 bhls. merchandise, aad draw only SO inches witter.
Thoee fsvOring-aatwith their patronape. mavenet
aa prompt and cheap service in everv narticulsr .. .n.
other Line can efler. ..
G. DEMtNC. Prea'l
-A .S AaAPXrAen.i.Svnr.nf;.
Fsfetteville,'Dec.21. 1850.
S8if-
JC'
"Dr. Bason," Dentist,
"flf jTlf T T -ttepTeaadra-iaasIy that Belsne-w i
Tr 1 ' Satifburt, ready le attend-to the lni.i(
tn-
( kit prolVwton
intie
1 !'J
duy prolit. . ,, . , . , .
O- The Booka published by us are all useful in their
character, extremely popular and command large sales
wbetever ihey are olfored. . .
for further particulars, address . postage paid )
PANIELs at ublZ, '
- Successor to W. A. Leary &. Co.,
rrfoTT3o"Nor
Fall sSfc,Winter Trade,
at THS
SIGN OF THE ItpB FLAG,
Salisbury. Oct. I it, .1852.
THE subscriber hsving myt with some disappoint
ment In receiving hi goods, owing lo detention
on the Soulh Carolina Railroad, lake thia method of
informing his friends snd the public generally, that he
A large and beautiful Stock
SUITABLE FOR THE
FILL i wwm
TRADE,
which, when opened, will comprise the most
. Attractive Assortment
he baa yet offered, among which are ,
Plata aad Igsred Dress Silks, sf the newest styles;
Extra rich tie Lalas, aad Caahaieres
smIIb 4e Ulas at li rU. per yard
English, Frearh. aad Ceraiaa kTeriaees;
Bsatkazlsrs, jtlparcas, asd Caatea Cleths $
Frearh, Englbh aad iaerlraa Prints ;
Llaea f aatkrir a Ut Uaadk'Jk, freas 1 J cts. te lit
Eashreldered Sleeves, Cellars, Caff and Capes;
earning; Cellars, CsITi sad Sleeves ;
Swiss and Caabrlc Triadngs, Bssds aad rieaarlags ;
Thread aad Bebia bares, Edgings and lnrtlags ;
Rich Beaaet and Xetk Ribaeas.
silk and cotton (lose. Kid (jlove, long and abort,
'Mohair Mitts,. Cloths, Cauimeres, Vesting, Table
Daipaak. Napkins, Towells, Dnmask Table Cloths,
Sheetings, bong Cloths, Jr.c. Slc. Also,
.4 Sjtlfnilid Ijot of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
all of which will be sold at unusually low prices, st the
sign of the RED FLAG.
MYERS.
22
Sept- 3041852.
COWANS
VEGETABLE LITJIONTIilPTIC,
OB
FRIEND OF THE HUMAN FAMILY,
SCrrERtNii FROM '
DISEASED KIDNEYS.
SUmc ia the llluddfr and Kidnryss Weakness
of (he Loin, dfc
Thi invaluable medicine ia for sale at the Davie Ho
tel, in Mocksville ; at Dr. R. Campbell's, in Iredell ;
sl the Drug Store, in Charlotte ; and at the Carolin
Watchman Office, In Salisbury.
The aubscriber is General Agent for the. sale of the
above Medicine, in ibis Stale, of whom any quantity
may be obtained by addrei-sing him at Salisbury, N. C.
or calling at hia house, 10 miles West of this place.
F- D. AUSTIN
July 15, 1859. .,..,,,: 1 1 tf , ,..
HESII AND CHOICE
yrocK of
NEW GOODS.
Maxwell & Horah,
Are receiring and opening tfirir stuck of
Pall and Winter Hoods.
juat purchased in New York and Philadelphia at re
duced prices, which will enable tlirm to sell remarka
bly low. consisting ol the usual variety of Foreign. Do
mestic, and Ladiea' Fancy
1
oj au',ia 'w W
COOKIXG .8TQI HlIDwilE ASD fXTLEIlT
HATS. BOySETS. BOOTS A XI)
SHOES. VIIIW, GLASS AXD
CROCKERY WARE; STA
TIONER Y ami FANC YA II
TICLES; GROCERIES ?
Cheap MO alt -of which- they '-'anticir the attention and
patronage of the public, and pledge themselves to use
every effort in merit it. Small Profits and Quick Re
turn Will be their motto.
Selisbnry. October 7. 1852. 2tf
. X0(TT. . S. PARKER,
TT A VINH pemrientlyica!ed in Alot-kavrrie.iifleri
Xi his professional services to the puhlic. Can be
found at the Davie Hotel. Oincejust opposite the Hole
in Brick-house.
June 10,1852. tfff.
More Fine Buggies,
ROCK A WAYS. AND IllOX AXLE
.CARRYALLS of the best quality.
Just finished, and for aale cheap very cheap. Call
and see. J. S. JOHNSTON.
Salisbury, August 26, 1852. 17tf
MARTIN & BRYAN,
- MTdDBS
- -
And General CoimissIoirMert Itant"
Xo. 3, Boyce Sf Co.'i Wharf,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
T. C. WORTH,
COMMISSION rORWARDINO
-MERC
W11IISCT05, SOaTfl CAEOLOA.
JtJLT 29 1853." . . lypdl3 -
A L.L. persons indebted io the Isle tirm of. Joseph F.
XW. Chambers ! Co., are hereby noiifted lo come for
ward and mke payment between this date and tbe 1st
Jsnoary neit. The business must be closed, and fur
ther delay cannot he allowed.
' JAMES C. CALDWELL. Agent'
November 25, 1852. if3o
LADIES M0URNIXG DRESS GOODS.
Salisbury. Oct. 14. 1852.
Til HE subscriber Is how opening a splendid Lot of
A Ladle nonfiling Drr7;0od, con
sist of CANTON CLOTHS, BOMBAZINES,
ALPACAS, and PE LANES, which he ia offering at
f thr abtrerrtteSCfrpridrl,
would do weH to call soon at V
f 77k! Sign of ihe Red Pag.
,04 ' E: MYERS.
Blanks bCevcry descriptron for sale
IWGOODfOn
t
tuul ura,rrs. Kruiiiriim d.,,,. : . """'tt
... .. '"".Ol Ol, X ,,,rt .
on Boon nonce. . uuiie.
All kinds of country produce ml j
hide., mken in change fa, 7
Cash will be paid for BEEF CATTLE
-AjmM3t852::
MOCKS
Davlf fnnntv Val.V .
vw.a Lit,.... w n m n .
r a iud u',ur'8naoaingpurci,fd11.,i "
X ed Hotel, (lately the pVnyTf R fT?
woald inform the Public, that he is 1 'S
extend a welcome to tbe m..iu j '"fNi
accommodate his guests in a manner tttth i
lord in thia section of . North Camti.. iJ ,n'uf
will be apared 10 render all who m.. 'r.'. ,"
their patronage happy and iaiisfi,H t;fJ"" i
their" ease in hiS Inn.'
rhe 1,t.
H. K.
May 4, 185?: lyl
A16T1S
iraw pall & wiimi"
GOODS Ml 1852
A one ol the largest and most TT1
F.ll .nd Winter Goods ever oflerei I! Tt A
ivm astJ ... .
DRY GOODS,
Hardware, Crockery. W. Shoet. Holt
lieaaij maae Wolhtng. ISrunel, thrtt M
and Inirrilin C.nri,i1tt,r,t . ,
Coffee, Uuif and Biown Sugars. Ra.
fU,, If.J..... 1) ""'"si,
v,K"ri '"-""" "utigy i irt, HuHd en.
Horse Mat Iran. iY(,. Surimgt fAA,
Carriage Trtmmihgs: (n lrst iWm
ismner, mine ismi. Xprrm and oiheA
niiuicm, sanKKiHsTHtia Stone, Son w.i.
?i.i t- 1 '-f?i,.fc. ..1. .r 1 CTfw
uniiuv'tnirs. J , Xii fill,. Hut mnA r
BLASTiSG rowur.n, mnnu,, ,,, r
CLOVER ASD GRASS SEED. W,niU q
osuoirry , pmcRsmiin J.oois C4.C. ic -
We invite ail who visit this place to bur Cki
iv mirtalt or art nil. to give us s csll helore Urm, J
W- k... .A -.1.1 u . . 1
- inn .wHiro uir i.,rn oi-iriu, aim wi,t blirr gini
er inducements to ciikIi buyers tbau ha, ever brrns
(ered in Western North Carolina. Our 111011, J
pronts ami qmca s-ites
CMIAMHKRSdt CALDWELL
Salisbury, Oct 7, 1.VX
tf 23
FALL AND WINTEB
lillllllY
II. II. UEAKI) k SON.
Fashionable Tailors and fiothitrs,
TT AVE juat received a most aupurh .loci al $A
MlM. and Wmtn If early Tiade tlelblai
Clsslhs fc.,towit: A general assuririMTM olUwr.
coala. Dress and r rock Coats, Tartis and ru K.
a beautiful assortment of Bovs snd Children's Clothiaj
Gebl'a Dressing Gowns, Heavy Rouble Ortwitti
Jbunrf I sills and V ests-; hnf --ShTrnr, Cn'nr mi) Cn
vats; Suspenders, Drawers, lie ; und Poicket Hind
kerchiefs of a superior quality, and alnioniWrfsiw'i
article belonging to a Clothing Mori1 ; Kignher with
superior lot of
Cloth, Cassimcres, Vesting Oye rtoat
in?;s, &c,
which they will sell as cheap as can-he Wrhriit mil
Southern market, and will he made up to order, 'm
superior style, sod with the best trimming the Nwth
em markets caotd afl'jrd . Tbey have . alio trawl
their Fftll lllld Wllilcr Fnohioiia M
1959 and '55 ond are. ready lb put ork
the la jest fasliions, ...
Taylors' Shears, Points, Thimbles arid Needles.kepl
for sale. -
The undersigned reepectfiilly invite iheir fitendsafcl
-the public lo call and examine their "K-k
V II II HEARD.
JAMLtf II BEARD.
Sept. 16, 1852. S2i( wis
PLANK ROAD.
A T a meeting of the Directors of the SalitboryinJ
rl Taylorsville Plank Riind CompanT. tiettlii"
-hemni -StoTr,pewhW'4th;'1rawiBrtriW
Treasurer charge interest on all iiistalrpmeawaa 1
arrears, unless paid within thirty d.iys Iroia this dan
and that the Treasurer charge interest on il insiai
menta which mav he called lor hereafter, it said ib.
ments remain unpaid moje than thirty days.
. It wasfurther ordered, thnt the Trewtrer bt .te H
ef to make collections .of back insialmenis remaiolfl
unpaid, in accordance with the provisions uf tat Ctd
pany a Charter.
L. BLACKMER. Prtil
Salisbury. Srpt. 24. 1852. tfi
WHOLESALK CL0THIX1
5.
Hopkins & Fairchild,
RUTIIOIt
KEEP CONSTANTLY OS HASP i UP
ASSORTMENT OF READY MADS
of all qualities, to which ihey invite the aireanss
dealers.
May 20. 1852.
i)E IjAINS, DKLArNS-
EMYERS,JaS:juslj:eceived bj l'f7lJ
. from New York , a small lot of rich, lir.'n
De Laina ; aleo, another lot of Velvet R;bboo.
forget the aign of the Red Hag. ,,rr
LAND FOR SALE
fTlUE undersigned offers for sale a leaWeTt
-..1 - ' :"-y,--"f :t"-l-A.--rir-VtffttijTffmWVtt
lying lour mnes ouum . . i Tnirl e1!
Charlotte and new road to Concord. 1 1
tains an - - .k)
.. l- l . -r.i. --..-A li ue I tnnbered,
ai a r r ra 71 ,i 1 B ml p it ri . 1
wnicil "rr urii tn-niTu.
several eligible location for building.
yftm. -' aVvj BB .
. . nf Fourth Cr"1
Another 3 raciauuatea on tnc .- .wfi efeJ
. . -,w-u aii;ct.,.W .contsitHS? .1
Thi. tract is well watered and impm-ved, aaV'W 1 J
a eood dwelling house and all necessary ""
The land is generally eood. Any pr,
purchase either of these tracts enn owm n .s u
oain and accommodating terms. I n yJ
viewed by calling on the subscriber, wttu '
aore in ahowing thetn, DAVID WATSC
August 3, 1852, if 14 -?
Mantillas, Mantillas-
-- - - " Jf i- i - 1 ClRrt ' " '
THE subscriber have J'"' r'r'r VT1LIJS, " "
AND WATERED SILK mVU
ed and wadded," which he is otlVr.ng at
a. JUL. CUa-a ai.k- RfA fUiA
j. ?i ,mi 4 if
s T ifliJ- III IK A 1 1 f
n...i.. il,. IfatfmSB
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