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VJL HI. NO. 131
SALISBURY, N. C. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1868.
WHOLE NO 44
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
or
Haag & Smith's Patent
WATER WHEEL.
'I'll I - uuderaigned having accepted the
40 Yearn Before the Public.
FOREIGN LITER A TV RE, H"J ? .bo;,. o.u.j wbL mu e
rail the attention, of the proprietor of Mills. i 2
OLD NORTH STATE.
fTRI-WKUKlsY J
t J-IIA TKS OP RUBSCRIPTIUX .
TKMMS CSH IN ABUN.H
umrip raoa
. ..I I 01
oV.fi Jrterto,
Xtrn BMt -Wmrm,
Popular Srirnet H't.
& i. . 1 1 .' i - .
' ' i i nln-r't Journal,
Ai t Junrmll,
m .
CormkM J.lgtt. tut ,
I I . I' .'I .... .
Leuart Uomr,
ttmptr liar,
ttrrirtr.
i0H4qtfjjpg$0qlf0 JfKlf , t 1 jwfiaB Ilia ft AiiB.al t
.1 IA. I ir ttimml, Dublin Vnleertlly,
Ml. n,lt.ti M't.rtunr. K.l'ir.i,,.,
K.i. i..i H . Ar. Ac. to the man advantage
tl.ey would derive frmii using it. It l well
AVrae 4m Vu U...-.., adaptt lo R purp,.,, fur which
l.tmilim . , j, I . I : ..,1 'I'l, aiumil it
ami the velocity ul ita uiotu.n, are
; ire feat urea , It require hut a auiall amount
! of iri-ariug, Im doe al affect it. Worka
1 aa ell u horisontal aa vertical abaft. Suit
1 able to hi. v locality. Not affected by back
water ll annul ahaMUi and UmabW
of the wheel call be aeen iu ..peratioa at
' r..:u,l. Tatuui & lV, Mill ou South Yadkin
, River
e- 1 1 isilvTrTXW - .. hv
aitrau-' ULi r m ' W
... I' ' - cbb aaa I -tmt it,..
Trl. Weakly, our Vaar...
ma Mouiim..
ii' l - - a l : ui a
fro.a tba Kren., Uriaan. .iul utacr Conttaanul , I have been iu tlw Mill wriglit buaiueat
i'.t.o tranalrWd epeii.lly for the rVleitic to j for year., aud roimider thia by far t be beat
all tlierHety anJ ralue ! tlie work. I wh-ll I have ever ret met with. Tin wheel
': i i iii aiier i. u' ' 1 1 -:-! Willi unrnri
i . i ..; i ;i ivinnii unrtraiUuf riuiuriit mrii. ur illua
traiiva fiiartaut hiatonral evenU.
ple: Ud Premiums for 1868.
ry .ie ih briber to the Krlertic 1888. payioR
n ii iIvukm. will re-eire elttier of the following
Mi itiful r'lroiao oil p iintinn
IIASKKT OK I'KACHES.
Size 9 X 11;
C Ii S) NIT T CIUCKERS.
Sue 7 X 8.
i .ii.i? irerxict I'o'uie of ori(iual oil j.aiiit
.... i ii uleJ by f'raim .. intlie btgh-
,: iv ut or, iaiilaoe of thaia'Wa will iml
, . ,- ,i? Htea. Knitraviawa, WmiliiujrUiii ut
, u ii from Market, Sunday Morn-
. ; i. Tiii-r .iiiJ 410 UO. we will enl the
.. ii. i Poultry ufe iie si-a x s.
... iM-ni mi i 15.IK. a r..p of
(" . !, V t'huml Pictorial Dictionary,
...j .' ...lui i ol 1,'MO ptK' ouiitalnluf orer flOO pic
.: i' ul i it ion, prire 8 00: or a ropy of Koa
- . .'.l.iAtr.l p:ere, Mueuana l ouie. rir
1-3 v I'J I I.
TeriH of the Eclectic :
o:hV 4i ct one copy- ue year.
f' ' i frn 1. to n'75, acconliuar to aiie.
1 1 U- .... ... . Tl '
or Turtlier iartiruiHr aUJreva ue ai . je
' ruaalein, Davie Co.. X- C.
KIC'HAKU T. Xl'TT.
Sep. 10. ltW. 4tw 'M
i.ii
INI
niP -o;nrs o rv . uiic.ii." j C
i one year fJ U live opie one year riO.OO
W. II HIDWKLL,
.1 ft . !, hi i" St., AVr York
5r .tuh P er?bdical. '
',) ' Mn uu ti ibj Hi c'ww, (( !
YARBROUGH HOUSE,
FA YETTEVILLB STREET,
, RALEIGH. N. C.
The PrtM.fietor iu returning hi aincere
tliank to the traveling public f.ir theltlieral
patroiiMKc extended lohiiii durius hiacoun
iMiu with la at Hotel, takee.ieeaeiou iounre
thetn that no effort or expeiiae will be upared
to retain (heyresetit reiutation of the Hotel aa
one of the very Wat in the South.
lie in-happy fo iintiouucethat the fall inthe
pi ice nfiipplie enable hfiii to reduce the
pi let) to
Three Dollars per Day.
Tocitizeu ruiiiiuir in to pend a w.'k or
more, be will still make a greater reduction.
lie i prepared to furuialt Board without
room at very low rate.
He holies. tohavethepleaiire of weIi'omllir
to the V arhroiiirh Houae hi old oustnu-er
aud many new friend.
J, M. BLAIR,
lu
rk rue
hltttbartj ecu iff, (IvVii'i,.)
A'it ii'atxtir lioii io. (It .i.-il.)
NuttU British it view, (Fin
L5I.ii h )
AN I)
u cathvuryn rn.au an hi
)
t'aa periodical are ably sustained by the contri
iti a of the beat writer on -wienie, Religion and
. . i.-ral l.imrature. and atand unrivalled in the
" ".Hd oi ' letfera. Yfiey-ar? iBdWpe1Ia16 TVrtTir
- i ilar aud ibo proteiw onal raau. and to every rea
I'iiU man aa. the furm.h a betUrrecirtd ol Hie en r
real literature of the da) than can be obtained from
auv other source.
y TERM-FOE 1868.
For any one af the Iteview 14.00 perannum.
For aiiy twi f tua Beewa 7.00 "
for any three of the-Keview.. v 0.00
Far all fooi of the lieview 12.00
For Ulaokwood'a Magaaine....... 4.00
For niackwood and one Iteview, 7.00
For Blackwood and any two of the -
Review, 10.00
For Blackwood' and three of the
Brviewa, .......13.00
Far Blackwood and the four Be-
viewa,. ............ .io'V
CLUBS..
A diacouataf twenty par on, will be allowed to
lulwof lonr or more pernon. inn, tour copieoi
Blackwood, or of ooe Review, will be aent to one
ad treat fr 111.80. Fonr copte of the tour Re
view and Blackwood for M8.00. and ao on.
POSTAGE.
SabacribennHoald prepay by the quarter, at the
o IBce af delivery The Pontage to any part of the
United State t Two ('BUT a number, ihi rate
aaly appltea If. currtutanbacriptiona. Forback num
bar the postage ia double, -
' Premiums to New Suhttcrlbera
New S ii tn-libera to aav two of the above perio
rain for 1868 will be entitled to receive, grati. any
one pf the Fenr Reviewefcr 1887 New .subscribers
'to alMke ef the iTeriodh-als for 1868 mcy receive,
gratia. Black wood or any? tu ot the- Faiur lie riea
fs lucriher may obtain baJk number, at the fel
lo wing reduced rvia tnfi, rwm.
rue xortn orin.u " . - . u, - ,
laiaaive : r.iniuiHrKir anu i i.r ... n -
tMr'. inruisne.
The. 1857
... Inrll I
i i 1M67 at the rate of 1 .50 a year forcaVli or any
ESKl for 1888 ana I867for 13,
50 a rear, or the two year together for N.Otk
f .Mdither preiaiuins to Subscribers, nonlisconnt
to flab nr reduced price for back namber.-can
be allowed, unles the money ia remitted direct to
lb PuBHahMU. iih ' -
Na areninms caji be given to nuba. v
'ike Leonard Scott Pub. Co. ,
140 Fulton, St., N. Y.
REMEM3ER THE DEAD.
BUIV
MARBLE YARD
SALISBURY. N. O.
Cornrr .if Main and Ca:ll Sir-. 1,
Nr.r in- C' lirl lliuiw.
'til K mi Icrs.gned rontinne to lurnish Moniioiriils.
Tomb, llea.l and Knot Stones. Ac. to all alio
I. -.f tliem. at prices to suit the times. He ilehe
competition. He return thanks for pRst faior
and hopen-to merit a continuance of them.
JOHN II. Kl'IS.
July 17. t8f, m
PURE PERUVIAN
GUANO
t ND all other kinds of GUANO, including
I the different PHOSPHATES, PLA8
f MR ivird" ti ME; hrpr wwsrttrtly-tm hnrnt, n
very low price Our burners will do well to
call on us at ouee and -t their Pel tilizere, be
lore orderintr and buying i-lsewht-re.
We will take Flour or Wheat at the marke
nrice, in exchange.
SPRINGS, nUTCHISOH&Co.
A'o. 1, Cowan's lirick Row.
Salisbury, Aufr. 28. 5tw
FUiVATKliOAUUlNU.
LEXINGTON, N. C.
By the ?, Week, or Month,
AT REASONABLE RATES.
The travelling public will always find my
tahle supplied with the best the market af
fords. No pains spared to render my gUeyt
comfiifiahle.
Two Dollars per Day will he charged tran
sient boarders. A deducttou for longer time.
J. P. MAURY.
Sept. in. 18fi8. twlin
Edge worth Female Seminary
. c
'PIUS Instil utidn will be, re-opened on the
JL first day of September, ,
with a full corps of Teachers. The enh're ex-
THE MM'TMHHN
HEPATIC PILLS,
77. hi ., Img Ichoicm ttuJ mil tried remedy
fur all .'.i" mated hy a
DISEASED LIVER.
t-if K.-ad the lollou ing Ctrtificatm Irorn
peisoiir- of Hie hij;liel resiw-etahillly
LIVER COMPLAINT.
lUr. Da. 0. V. Di, (Aug. 23 J, )W2.)
y : ' have ilerivrd reuf heu'fit liom lbee
Pill, and have known many families and in
dividual who havetoulid llirni very bcreficial,
and I have also known aiAtai.'i'.iM in ur, , t
ttandimtj Ui i ttm to thiir putimU
For all diseases an." ' Iiion disonh'ia ol Ihe
liver, I believe thev are the beat uiedicme of
fereil to the public. '
Kkv. Jong W. I'utteo, Snow Hill, N. C,
(January 5. IHC'I.) says : " For twelve yeais
I was a great anfieri-r. My liver was disea'd
I lost my Mesh and strength, aud my skin
ffintl changed in ita color by the bile with
which my system wa own haipeu. I Decani e
subjocl lofnqiM-nt and vffBtiit attai ksol bit
ion cbolie, ei-ry altark leavirL' me weaker
than lis predecessor. The physicioi bad beeo
able to latch me up a little, but my health was
in a deplorable state. I had taken patent me
dicine until I Was tired of them. Without
eiietgy or comlort, I was barely able to go a
bout a little. At length I yielded to the. ear
nest persuasion of a friend snd commenced
taltHtg n..- HEPATIC PILLS. nli noeot,li
lenee in I hem. Tlu-y acted like a charm on
me. Fmm llrat It in J kaveimnrornl. 1 hale
jwrtevu4.-d. in, their, use, until now, by Qod V
bU-samg, am well and heat ty 1 had a uegro
man. u Im. ni believe, wastareil Irom dcalb
by a ihrsc ot these Pill. My Doctor' biilVuv
niiuh .mm to- but 1 ha h
no u.- lor a physician s;n e. I can coi.lut.-miv
recommend them a superior family medicine
DYSPEPSIA.
S. D. Wallace. F-u., President of the Wil
rmoglue A A clown L-.i. Road, (Aug .AK Im.',
say: ' It l..-i- I..-, i. said that Dyspepsia if out
national disease. However this may be, H
(-nufjetl nie loii' and severe suflTciing, Provi
Iciitially a iriend Imnishcd me withafewbox
i-s of the H'-pntic 1 ills, and the use ol them
has periected a cine. ' In my family-tbejHiav
been used ficquently wiib eminent success
Among my acquaintanres many cases oi urina
ting from diseased liver, baye been rcliev.-d and
cured by thetn. I regariTthem au invaluable
medicine, and take pleasure in fot 'Warding this
voluntary tribute.
A. W. D. Tavroa, E-q., rVrarslWrjr; V.i.,
(Jan. 12, 1859.) says: "lii iti I Spring ol 1808,
I was attacked with Dyspepsia to such an cl
ient that a'l niy food ol every description dis
agreed Willi me. J was' swol'cii so I had to
loosen my clothes, and night alter night 1 conld
get no sleep. 1 tried one Or t o j".1i -ieimis.
and to. k a good deal of medicine, wit found
no relief. V -purchased ore box of the South
ern Hepntic Pills,. and the fiist dose I took 1
felt relieved, aud continued until I took the
whole box.. 1 am now entirely well, and eat
heartily, mid never have been attacked since.
I enn salely recommend these Pills to the Dys
peptic and the coiumuiiily at huge."
They can le sent to any point in ihe JJ.ltLted
States bv Mail or Express.
Prom ihe Richmond Dtapatch.
DEEP PLOWING.
It i certainly amusing, while not with
oat instruction to listen to a debate of el
derly I n im i on plowing. They axe not
educated up to the time, and are not yet
freed from the inflaenn-s peculiar to the
condition of the enbntry at the time tbey
iii.hih.-.l tbu rudlui.-.tls ol mu-ul.anil
know led .t Vfrrtn off wj rhe-n rrwrfr
(spy Oa Year .11.00 whenever ihe farmer chose to clear away
BU Moataa. 1.60 the forrest, and that waa deemed cheajK-r
k -.. am tkaliio.rih.li,.il...t Ui.vi.iiull..ii nl I . . . I
l.ts-auWrnitivn. r tn to AttciUfn the nK r ilion or exbmiKl
the t v ..- on which the ' 'i.i Xoarn State, i I ea neiiti. i ne great ol ji rt I lien waa to
aalatadi. aaUaaly a- faW.1;l.trarlrrBrr. rhr fnrgrst IllrfilCr, Hllft Tfin
makr It a en nine visitor toeverv Isinllv. inordei I . I... ...
todothiswehareengaredtheserrices olableand P iw any O. Hell ineri' (lite HI IMS lor
! as.nn
I.U0
ABO BOB TU IT iTI
,....18 011
accompllalied literarv contributor.
Advertising Bate:s
1RANMKNT UATK8
For all period least aaa one mouth
One Siire. Fimt insertion ll.ih'
Ka-h suliMtient insertion bV
Contract rate.for ieri.iils of one to fnm ninntlis.
I urar.,
9 aqt'sMK,
S gi ahe,
4 ut AUK.
Qi'ta.ciM-
ALF COL.
I gt-A. CoL.
OKI COL.'
I M.I. 9 M. 3 ll. 4 UK.
.." tH Ml I WOO 16 (0
7 bU 13 00 17 INI '21 U0
111 UU I ( 3 (M
I joo in no -in sh hi
l.l no I'm. viiii -.-.co
90IW 37.INI 3.1 110 3Htm
33 00 33 00 I 40 nil 4:, no
30.00 431ml 63,(10 mi m.
n no
(30 IN
37 INI
34(H)
3 700
3 K50
44 INI
' INI
711 (Nl
the want of inuiiniing aud pmp-r cullivu-
tmn.
It ia not wnndeiful, ihen-fon, that ihcn
are now amongst very intelligent eldeily
l'. nt I. men many ad vim ales for shnllow
1. low in--, and in in v wlm sav co.mI croti
of wheat cannot be grown on deeply plow-1 comjxiaed t lie household. 1 In Iw
id land. The most luuglmhle suggestion I voting la'lios wt ro llio grcBtoat lifitti
of these gentlemen, liowev. r. i that the lies in liruoklyn, Hixl crowils or' n 1
poae, though deep plowing ia inlirfSri
where under-drainage i demandeil H
an invaluable ia the proceaa of lill.tgaa
improvement of land, and thai fanner
In no respect find greater eotnpeuanti'
lor outlay nl labor and means than m I.
applicalien to those important exp. ill
for increaaing the productiveness tt luiui
"LOVE AND LHNACV
According to a slBtement in ll.i
New York (for., sotneiliing ,
I'ktt 1Mrp p'ie? baa hweiii irur-tliu !
upon Uotninodoro Meade, a suit of
j the old school, Bnl brolherof Gen
nl Meitde. Cotnniodoro M. is h vt-;
eran on the rctirdd list, and lives, i ;
lived, with his family in Brooklyn.
A wife, Miii and two daughter, l'la.i
u lilies and blooming as pure ros
m mm a
Iredell County, N. 0.
11118 Institution will be re-open J undei
entirely new auspkie on the I. till day ol
January, 1HG9.
The College property is now elrnr of debt
and all pier ions disadvantages arming from
it beiiitr inrolrek are now removed.
A separate building will he appropiiaied foi
a Icuiulc M-ho.il, and parents may 4ia assured
that this College will uo louder be operated n
a mixed School.
Terms ( jtcr Session rf 20 tccels. )
Board j?i inoiilbo! i w.tk, Mum
l.ifi.l- and toiveis extra.
Tuition in I'rep.u. tory Department. K.flli
" CdiViaie ' pj 50 to25 On
Music on Piano, 25.1 Nl
Use of Instrument, 25(1
Coniuii... ui Ice, . . Oil
Pavjoxt Ihianl one half in advance.
Tution iuvariahly 111 1 dvance.
Produce taken iu lieu of Bjard and Tuition.
For Circulr, a..re
JAVE8 SOCTHGATK
O! a, N. C , Nov. Hi, ltiijs. Prut.
w2m-8
j diminution of the crops of wheat is attrib
I titnble to d ep plowing ! As there never
' has been any deep plowing lo speak ol
amongst ns. this remark would seem lo be
shatp irony ii it came from any other
1 source.
We heard a very entertaining discus
sion npt long since on this subject. One
pretty auccessliil farmer fought deep plow
ing with extraordinary earnestness and
vim ; another introduced a variation in ml
vocuting plowing in wet land ! He de
clared that he hud seen the wuler follow
ing his ploys as the tnrned up the g'eli-,
and that he found hem fit nit her than in-
miters ntteuiled their foot-steps. Knt
the old gpiilleman, who was irriili!.
and very high toned, hud very liniu
fancy oi tolerance for the sweet to:-,
j Ilea of youth, and cleared his home
of all 6uch intruders. Hut !...
' Uiitghe nt locksmiths much tno.-r at
I he trowua of- Id age. A very bh u - -J
I lady friend of the family, who bad a
I great peticliant for mateiwntaking as
nrnst syinpathizitig female ftuooil
have took it upon herself lo intfo
luce a young gallant, who, bv sue
ceesful laud speculations ai Vinelaii l,
jury from turning up the soil in that cmi- ! N. J., had ainasped the comforta;i'
dilion. Rut these teachings are glowing
fewer in number daily, and the coming
school of farmers will turn over a new
leaf.
In Virginia wc do a great deal of plow
: 2.. . . t . 1
mg 111 some winters, ana mucn in- oeen ; . .r ,,-.., l4 ? ,
. . , .1 r n uu I'ii.imic;. ins biici.ii.iii uo icciuiim i.
or may have been doue this fall. 1 he 1 1 , tin .1 r.
cu. uen tiiu oiu treiiiicinuii ion
, .. 1 e ...... -ii 1
iiiiiu sum ! S3"v,wti. ine yotrii
gent was plea -cd and pleasing, lie,
in due time aud iu due form, m.idc
his declaration of love to one ot the
lair lillies, and, to use the carrer:t
I II ...... U I... ..I.... . .1 .1.1- . . . . .
" . p. ..wc u. .-ii iiiiiiuif iiiio e.:u- .
on Will be surely cenv. rt to th.t .male ' " K'ng on, ne ocean ...
of p'owing. He will lid bis land it! bet- I '""j We J orll :
er comb, ion for early movement next j llotoWwrtcd lo baTve told the
surina. no matter what kind of weather Mady-friend who liitrtKluced thoVine
I
$15 REWARD.
4, 1.
Th. L
B. PtJ.t. CO.. alao pubtish the
4I3JIBjimsiaibeja..l
I . citizens of North CarrdinaUbat tTn-y have
kr Hk Smrnrvs of F,diobnr)rh. and the-tate
I V. Jto-aroat. ofjLaieCulJeM. .3 vote.. Royal
(!tvo. Hf pal nd nooterourfinnrvinB. .
Prlo 17 for the Lato viuuier-F pompa.
IBO-
Mll'l- tl
CARO TO TfiB PI.BJ.1C.
Tn. s A M I . A. BRLI ,
HAS located on Ennis street, between
Main A: Lee. Office formerly occupiea
Vy Dr. J. A. Caldwell, aud offer his protes .
i'ooal services to the eitiieua of the town
and vicinity of Salisbury.
"pense lor a si'saion " OT 20 weelts, or Tuition,
. . r-. t.- 1- A ' . . r ...
Willi .Board, v asmng ana comingeni tee, win
be according to the class: either$105, 01 $110,
rrr Hfr-if- paid irr- advance ; or $Fr6.50-,-or
$12150, or $120 50. if paid half in advance.
Each boarder will furnish her own lights and
towels and also a Pair of sheets and cases.
Moderate extra eliarftes wjflTTie niade for an
cientamt mouern Language?, Music, Drawing,
and Oil Painting. For circulars address.
J. M. M CALDWELL,
July 9. (Ct) Greensboro' N. C
liDOLPUO WOLFE
PKICK Furolirl.nl, Motel. J). s IfJaW PsIfOnm
IO One Iir....i1s-Tlir.e0r..., ."n Kiv-Orosa, 75.
The ea.h must llher accompany Die .ml. r fur lh Mr.li
clnr ur It will bv sent C O. P. Or art should be aCdrc.s
edlo 0. W. m
r ;. Ki. if. Sov ia Clm-.i's Sraaar,
V-. f " Ualt:uobb M.,
whrrr llo y will Im- pn lliptly .(trn.lr.1 to.
t 11. M.-'in-Mi. . r .ll no ull rrsprrtalih DruirafsO
cverjrvhcir. snd on sll the Druggists in S.i.imh my.
JOHN II. KN.MSS,
Driigslti, .),.! Afriit
10:wllwlT
IT ILL P.VT THi: A BOTH REWARD of
Fifteen Imflnrs forth r recovery of my Horse,
BILL, Which I hired to one Thomas liurrisrnu
the I9ib of November lat. for a four days jour
ney, but which time saiJ Harris has protracted
tojiiurtecn days, leading me to lielieve that he
has determined to keen in v horse, or has soliF
t JbLin autL 941 p)i -ij tlw, .vracmls tatlcuw ihu et.
penses 01 ms on mess carcass uu ine ituniyau
to parts nnknnwu te. me. The horse is a uiedfuin
siaeu gray, (nearly white,) witlmut hlemih ol
an v sort; yellow eyes, and will be nineyear
obi next iniio- Harris is a stout builr. liht-
haire.l. h.-i ithed man ol'uhout Bit years of
age; somewhat inclined to be taTkntiVe iu eoin
pany -drinks whiskey, is profane, nuu undoubt
edly is a rascal. He is M to hay come from
Mississippi or Alabama, (which itate, is not
now distinctly reiiieinberod.). wuf ro ho left a
wife, and whither he will prolatblr return. 1
will pay the atiovc reward i'or,tho recovery of
my norse, or tor luiormatnui lending to it ; and
will tbank honest men, wlm may happen to
meet with Harris, to look aim straight in the
eve.ahd asli him, "Where is Tom Crawford's
dray Morse V' Athfressmc at SaltKbnrr N- C.
THUS. if. CRAWFORD.
Dee. 4. IMfiV 48 Iw
an e
nut in
I. .1 1 . 1
I lauu speeiuaior to 1 ne oosoin ot ma
I family, that lie "thought she bad a
great deal of impudence in introduc
ing the d d speculator, aud lie
wanted her to know that Ii s cliiN
dren were never intended to be plac
ed on exhibition for d d Yankee
wne Hunters, anu iliat oetore ma g
10 llie d d specnlus
mere may be. He cannot go to
r. me in this, respect. He may
.. J , . -.. I t ' .
inur norses, fnti ne win nuu mat lie litis
lost nothing, but gained largely, by it.
Kveu in the matter of surface there is not
a great difference between I lie a e.i plow
ed by lour horses with one plow and the
.-ame number with two plows. Hut the
L 1 I .1 r . ...
area uiowcu uv ine inur norses wnn one 1
..v. ! ..in J.... 1... . t- 1 i ws mairied
Fiu.w am 11 o 11 uii 1 11.. 1 . 1 11.111 111a 1 inn 111 1.1 1 . 1
77i 1 :,i . 1 r,. .. , tor, he would have moie need ol the
III I llt Ilk If Ultla t U. 1 llhltl'ri I r- it tt 1... I 7 v -.
j undertaker than a wife. In other
Now, the land that is plowcrl deep will j wo,rdb' veteraii threateiKd
absorb more moisture than that which is I ! blow holes in the V meland ipocil
rowe4 rdjnlrow-, - Thtit
to the bed below, aud is there held in re- ''. 'glander had 11 o desire, however, to
ST AUK LINE
9
at th
LAND SALE.
Hew York.
been appointed agents lor Cpolhio Wolfs, ol
New -York;-for -the sate of hw celebrated -
SWEID AM AROMATIC
And Bottled Wines and Liquors.
Mr W.'s name is a household word in every
part of the Southern States.
IDlim TOLLF.KS.
VI Heilael, B.C.
HENDERSON' & CRAWFORD, Agpnu
SaJiiburr. S.
V wU'vt 1
Warsiiw lo fayrlli ville.
Leave Warsaw fiir Fayett iville mtUr. OK
tepfuriHav. ' 'l:hnMrgTrTTcSets?roiii Wil
mington to Fayetteville. (fii. Throuch Tick
eta from Weldmi, via Warsaw, to Fayet.e
vUhj.. tlU. Thnaiiflh. TjeketSiwmtitdda
hory yja Warsaw, to Fayetteville. ti.
ChaHolleo Wadesboro'.
Leave ('.harlotte, via Monroe, for Wades
boro'. Tuesday, Thursday and Staturday.,
Xeave W4el wro' Xunday , Wednesday and
Friday, after the arrival of the- Wilmiug
tou, Charlotte Rutherford Stage.
. . aarriMlllc lo Pillf Ut ro' - -
...r tit.. ... . . . y 1
l.i-ave .iioniBoiu' lor 1 iiimihio .iouuyv
Wlnesday;and Friday, return next days.
I It nun u lis lc coin in cdaiu it I lito,
li,. tu.-en. SALEM kud . HIOIL -pfjlXT
far Ou Dollar, ! ;
E. T. CLEMM0N8,
Contractor.
July. 7.1,,. . , f.w-twrlmj
dr! it. i. BiKisj Dm s.,
AT TOE ItOTDEN HOUSE, .
aep(32:tf Sai BBWH I, W. C.
Marlin s reversionary interest ot about .to Acres 1 ,w ,1... ij , . ,.i,.l.i
ttutlirrlmnfa of the late Richard Lowry, (in "K X. j- .7 f . . .
which Mrs. Klizabeth Lowsr has a life estate.) I . ny 0,,c rwny sec niai ucsraes
K WttDXEaUar. 'the 6th of Januarr next.
at tne ri sjiu-iwe ot w .l . 1 . M,VKU1, 1 will ot
fer for sale trf the highest bidder,
258 A CUES OF LAND.
more or less, the property; of Wui. T.' Marlin, a
Itaukrupt.
Sanyiand lies on the ilkesiioro ICiail, nine
niles N. W. of .Salisbury, adjoining JesMcThom-
asou, John C. Renson, and other. Also, said
serve for a period of dryness, when it
brought up by surface attraction. In that
way the props upon it arc supplied and
kept green in a season when a neighbor
ing held that is plotVed shallow will burn
burn up. At the same time, the growfh
on deeply plowed hind does not suffer as
much from ex essive moisture as that on
the shallow fields. The deep fallow has
greater space and capacity for absorption,
and the roots of the crops are not so
drowned with wetness as in the shallo
have day light penetrate his eajtl
i frame in that m inner, and accord i
; I v he took a hack and forthwith lie
! hied him to l he Tombs, where lie tuaur
: a complaint against Captain Me a
who was bound over in the safn of
$500 to keep the peace. for one yiar.
The bail was procured at once, a :
here comes the mysterious part of live
story 4o8tedTf being discharged.
tlicagcU veteran, who, it seems, uu
"- i- . .1. ir- j. i .
fields. The shallow rind of plowed lanJ ! ;" 1 "WW specuiat.rr s
is soon filled to repletion with water, and 8 or)' ,,MtJ showed symptoms ol abet
will float awav aa emu! inc. leaviuir the I ration ol lllllld, lie
----- - -j - el--- or --- I ..
surface bare to the hard pan beneath:
Then; again, like a thin cake ou a grid
dle, it will be heated through nn 1 baked
Not so the dee ly pi .wed lam?. It can
not be 80 easily iitu d up and Ho. ted aw i v
by the water, nor will it bake, and burn
and dry up the sources of nutriment to
plants, as the thinly broken soil does.
Hut it will maintain s condition of life and
heartiness, au.l continual supply of mois
ture to plants, iu a drought that will burn
lvina on the Lmoolnton nmd. live mteie West the a I vantages to llie growmg crop upon
at baiisiHiryiarm, t;m.n wioai jf o'eaieK, at. r mg tlwu ploweu IBIIU TneTo ean he
WM. It. FR ALKY. AKhiLMiie
Dee. 4th. I8uU 3fd.
1 La It - ; 0
,IjAa'J For SaLe.
qHECpSCRIBEIt will sell to the highest
1 bidder on the premises, oil Saturday, the
17th day of-0ejoj..Di$B.L..B''ishialk mid. of
Land, lyirigon Reedy Cn-k, iu Davidson Co.,
containing 193 acres. Of this tract about 70
acres is in woods, 20 acres cood bottom land.
1 1 0 aeres in tneailow.- 4 is -rWtet-of rlarf f
owaed by" Ibo late JosphPernf. dee'd., and
will be sold by the heirs for distribution. TernM
made known oit day of sale. ""
. J. A. PARES,
, 186& w4t. Ageftt.
SCHOOL NOTICE.
my School will open
M. -aa Birtrtrj' (trove Academy on the 2nd Jot
NoyOtnber next. This 1 1 i.- loeaAeT orj'e
mile fhuli Third Creek Church and two and half
mile from Rowan Mills Depot, (iu d hoard
ing can be procured in very respectable "fami
lica. at $ or 8l0ptr month'. For further par,
tienlar addm-t th- principal at Rowan Mills.
Refer to Kev W. Wood. D. A Davis. Esq,,
and Jas. K. Kerr. A. W. OtfiS.
Oct. . 16 tf
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question that such tillage tends constantly
to lire improvement of I lie land itself im
ceaftuig its fer!Tlit,v, strength nd geniaR.
ty ;-nnd such plowiiig, wnii prudent suc
cessions and manuring, will increase 'the
productiveness of the land to an almost
fabulous extent ; while the shallow plow
ed 1 1 ml must ever deteriorate in spite of
manuring. The farmer roust get back
each year all he puts on it ; for the fertil
nteT fs gone beforetheseeond-. - -
It will be a great day for Virgin i wbep
deep plowhifecomes thje rule and the
shallow the ev cpt ion, instead nl the re
verse of that, w hich we have now. The
or even
w is taken to
another par! of the Tombs, aome
further legal forms were made porl'eet,
and Captain Kit-hard W. Meade
found (liinself whisked off to llie
Hloomingdale Lunatic Asylum ot'
which institution he is now nn iu
mate, and is likely to remain so, no
less the matter ia agitated.
One day, after Captain Meade's
incareeriilioii in the terrible den "of
lima'tics, M iss Meade Was joTne T:i
the bonds aitjwj2dJock to the Vitio
laud proprietor. It was the old stm v
-fhV aMrrer ai-baked- mein&vr,
over again. .
t Five weeks have now elapsed since
lite incarceration of the C immodre ;
and his friends are' very urieasjHest
lie should become really crazy in the
company bo iV keeping. Ilis ease
has been laid before a judge, whob.u
turned it over to a reteree where h
inaA' linger indefinitely. liickinoitd
J4 ls
ifr. E A. lwaL-TocK
Y-wk Hun says- ? 'Ftn some d ays bev
fore the sad fate ofTiis brother, Mr.
YL A. To! lard lei t depressed, uneasv
glbh farmer follows the
ma airiirii-an r 1 1 s .-1 b.m ...a. 1 . 1 .
...... 1 . " "u ',,u-"""i nnd lonesome. A gloom came over
wmcii rorms in ine earn. tRiow the deep ri.; .t.;t. Z.i.i n,.t k. .0
1 a to -,, iiib niv.li --
farrow of the four horse plow a deen nb
terrancan storehouse, as .'it- were, which
more effectually provides relief for the
crops from excessive wetness, and "tores
away a still greater supply of moisture for
any-unusual interval of dry weather that
may occur
counted for nor described. It seen; .
like the premonitary. foreboding of
some unhappy occurrence, lie has
Imhmi heard to remaik thai ho had a
j tendency towards presentiments, am!
I years ago, when his father died, the
I'nder drainage and deep pl.ming to i cerium y '( he event w a impressed
some extent sub. 1 v. the am; useful pur J"n his lii od 1I10 night betoie
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