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POETRY.
Ati I ti..uon. w poey. thou !oti li.nt i.ci.1,- ,
MiU firstio By whr?i s.ir-u.M jot invade,
T!i-a s..eroe f all ur joy and all ni'v woe,
Thoo f..n.l si me lwr at first and -kVviiVt mo .."
WHEN IS THE TIME TO DIE?
I a.lod (be g'id and happy vhild.
t Whose haudr were filled with flowers;
silvery iaogh ran free and wild
Amonp tit,- tin wreathe,! Lowers, ,
I crasstJ her sainny path and tried, '
WLcu" i rl.jfe lime tbdi.f
''t K ct, Bof rvt. the ehilvl replied.
And swiftly ;i.i.uudvj by. "
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I a.-kv.J a maivjen, l-aek tlie threw,
1 ho tresis of hr luu'r. '
Gri& traces oer her cheeks I knew, ' ,
Life arU tSey gliatenel there, "
-VMiifh pawed per her lily brow,
Hieard her s;rit s?h ,
Xv't now, she etiej.Oh! no! aoinow:
ouui is no tiuie to die.
I askd a m-ither
ier ursi, u-ra to iior anus.
..Asgeutly on hjr tender breast-,
h Iiushcdher babes alarm.-;
Iri 'f vcripg locs her aeeeuts camf,
s IIef f.v wtiv d.m v.ith tears,, : ;
V-V- f- '1' niulll"fr life must claim
I'or mai'v, j!ii'-,v years. .
1 i:i'ivi,ned tiip luniaiJiood' prime,
Cf prijad osii fearless air;' '
II is le-Ow was ftiiiowed not byJime,-.
Or 3i:amed u iih woe oreai e,
In anry accents 1. repIieJ,
Aui flail:cj"4itb soorn liii eve,
Talk. not ta me If death h.-'erio!, .
Foronlv au'e Hic uIJ die.
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I quetio'u-d- for it the tomb
Hal long beet "all prepared,
-nt dath, who-.-nitlieis youth and bIcoi:i.
This man of v f.rs ha l'sparod.
Oace Inore his kituve's d i:i tire.
-i'L-whed hightiind thi? he' cried,..
Life! aalyjife is! :iv desire " '
ra-K.-.!,
lid grvatied, a::d died.
.1!: ar'5Wvr, thou,
I s.ke a thrl
AViU.ri is the l-mr of'.I-ath
A holy calm wa u:i his blow.
A:id peaceful-ujis Lis.brt-ath. "
Ati-f sweetly j'er his feai-.ti-es st..d.'
A smile a lijh divine; .
' . IIffc;-oke the&anjjnairepf his soui
"M 3!aitcr'sltiiiieis ii"iin.-"'.
CO:tIl(JALITIES-.
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" Kin- -n;p.ii!: i of (. l iitv. fn lic aad t
WLu rvlioli j' t-- -ji-ice iu a i-ua.'
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1 arscn
of the Method:.-
chu.-eh n-as-favIi-ji iu the back settle
Inents of .Missout
:ibd stopped at a cabin
'wbera an old IaJv received him vpi-'v L-nc-iM
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Lt'an to oaestion h:rn: Stranger, viliprs'i
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Jaout "yu be frorn'MaJam I reside in SLeI-'
ly couatiY-" Knttickv. Wall straCger lioi-e i
ioi.e'1
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no otTinse.-'but what i
raaut you liJ a doin' ,
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vav up ;Lere ?
... .-.u'.ii . i.u.iui, x din -.iitjiin;
lor tae toil .-.i-vi of th- tub? of IraeT. r
'John John!'' t! bu:td the old .lady, 'conic"
light here thisjinuleiere's a stranger-all's
lliO taif Hera Sliclbv countv, Keiiluckv,!!
ci huntipg stexk, jaud HI ym bet my" lift
that tai
iifir'e-Ii.tiivii oil black ra'u.thal'a
.in cur :
" wa-k'sOHe of his.'
An ejld !;.dy tl-?i:trd her worse, half to
look j a barrel that stool in the c4"ner;
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:me' teKi her what hi saw. ' Th-3 old rrc-n-
ileman ) xked, aul thus answered : U I C
U 11 M X
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CvtLam gai.i
limt editor thinks when a
s-:i;g!o gectlemar can't pas a clothes lie
-without. counting all the long s-ockir.g)s,it
is a jitro he on- it to get married and the
t-ccr:cr the bettor. - - ". '
: A drcadfid Ii
t CIHilldus fellow
!e for r. shilling,
sai
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to a physician, who , had
dealt iiiin out aa emetic, "can't ou give
me more.
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'KatLer, s-id
a little
fellow, I can't
seuJ vtu anv w
t-dditig cake vij
.ddin
hen
Igef
ixaiiied.V
Yhv so, tnv
son. was tne-r-i atner s in-
llocnuse,. nnsicijcd the little ifellow.-rou
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'didn't faend mc ar. of vours.' s ' 1
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t - rrm -. '
" A down cast u ime was recently asked
'l-v.a vouncr clit trvman" to. what, religious
deuominaticn tlie Celonged. -; I dontknow
feaid she, tand lldoji't caie anything alo'ut
youir nominatioii.; for my pa.t, I.hold on
to the oil metUiig housev- j- " ' ' i
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- Tiie.keeper cf a doggery happened one
t day to break oie of bis tumblers. lie
'stood for a motneat txany.ning thcfing
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inentsjaad reflecting on Id? loss: then tuiu-
1 i'.:r.z to his as-Tlstant, he cried cur, "Tom
i ut a b'lartof 1 water - i:; that old Coir-
I n:iC"1'
"When a do-
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L'eU his lead fastetKjd in
a fence, it is uiMife to etiicate him, un
less yon enjoy tlie pleasure of his acquain
tance.
LIusLand, do you 1-ejievfe in spocial
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judgements oflycnidence jipdn individuals
Yesfmf dear!
Do Vou inJefd?' Iid dr.elofth'e judg
' merits iver happen to a ou;
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Yesj love, j
Yv hen was i
husbuud. !
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cm vou. tar tiear.
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AGRICULTURAL
Hhcre pirl glow with 8i-.ncT djea,
Like niaiiU uV rlitvks wli. n hluhfx r
M'h. re with hut he.U the whc-t-ttalk- iMid,
Win-re cluster from the viaeVh-acead.' " ;
Covering Manures.
j We clip the following from the AinerL
can Farmer.publiahed at Baliimoie.' It is
reliable a.tid true doctrine. . I
It has been said with great rrubity and
triith'that mauure islhe farmer s iroIJ mine
and we will add that man jre is to the eg
etable kingdom what blood is- to the ani
mal system, the source of life. Wo there
fore most. earnestly advise, nay conjure ev
cry cultuiist to exert himself by eveiy-
thing that may be convertible iuto man
ure and when accumulated .to protect its
qualities from deterioration.., Uut few ev
er think how great a loss they sustain by
permitting their manure to be exposed ; to
the suu, theviud and the raia. Aud as
few letlcct tliMxfive loads of mauuro well
taken care of, areTintiinsically w'oith
more and will go farther as It -fertilizer than
teuIoads that may have been k?pt-Jvuth r
out rogard to the preservation of its morJ
enriching properties. Many a farmer
through want of attention sutlers his dutir
pile to become-exhausted of its principles
oY: volatility, long befors he hauls it out to
his grounds foi-use and many after bauN
itigitout permit it to reiuaiu uuplowed
::i for w eeks thus exposiug it to "further los.s
and then perchaice, b'a.mos .either h;s ma
uures f6r.a fault.th.it should" properly U'.t- j
tacu to himselt, Tor having failed t pre
serve the virtues of his manure. !
- Every body of manuie should be. kept
covered with earth a few-inches iu depth,
until taken out for use, aud when taken to
the field should be plowed in as speed il v
aipossibl, or each pile tfuowa from the
cart or wagon should te cov.ered with the
surrounding soiland that compressed wilh
a shovel. , iut this kiu j of c ue, oy'r to
the high price of labor in our country is
j more than can be exacted from thceu-
cralavof fanners thercsbie for the inesetr
all that can be expfecte'd is this, that the
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ifJe and other Yards should be sufii-jietit
j J ly 'dished fu". so as to; pitveut the tich
i j ness of the manure ioui be-in vasted bv
lunning awav on the o;curteiice ofeac-'t
I strxeediug ram; that vac ft x aid be pov-sd-
c-d with a larre bodv of ron-'h veirv't;bles
matter and earth sav to liie'exteLt fjf C
or '8 iuc'hei or more1. Sa't'ejftlr over llie surw
'yr. jLv. te&iiCiif c4ocpviirt ivrnvitii the jl
spreadin-Z-to absorb tiie i- design jou have ft 'view, you must subs
preserved in si
quid yoidiugs cf the 4ock 'j
or chaircoai be strewn over
k and that-p!aster
or chaircoai ue strewn over tne yard every
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fe-w days to arrest and fix the volatile gs
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ari-.i iuriuvr as .iu j e.e.:viui;ij.a en lue uni-
ma!s accumulate a few inches
m cep
through the season, bye r the. va:
!,, thrfst
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hou!d icceSve additional
coveii:i-'S o
earth.
A corresjioiident ot the AtlaulaAmer
icati, says the liquoi fi om tobacco mad4 by
boiling two pounds of cheap strong-tobac
co in a urge wash pot of water poured on
the roots of the plants troubbd by the
cut. worms is an effectual remedy agaiust
their der'iedations. lie says the taste:-of
ob.icco is distfisteful .to their woi-fndiips,
and they will vamose the rauche instan
uheucVer it s .ppreJ.' lie has tried it,
several yeas and always with success,
Why did nobody ever! tl ink. ct that be
fore! It is a self-evident tiing, for it is a;
notorious fact that inan is the only animal
thai can stand the smell or taste of tobac
co 'after it has been cured'..- 'Tobacco
worm, itself,, will back ou t fiom it. .
Cream Soap- '.
Take 0 jtouuds of washing soda': S 1-2
pounds clean greas-: 5 pouuds of lime.and
3 gallons of soft water. Slack the iime
dissolve the . soda in , the' water, and stir
tLc two together, allow iog it to remain or
ver night In themoruing,pourolfthe liquid
being very careful not to let any particles
of lime follow, rul'it into an iron vessel
f where the grease iias been previously w arm
ed boil over the 6re for a few minutes',
stiriing'it during the time.. Take it ofl"
aud in a few-hours you will have some
nice hard 'Cream Soap,' which if used for
washing or cleaning houses, will be found
to be agreaj saving of laboSj-aud not in
jurious to the hands or clothfs. Dissolvts
a piece of it, large enough' tddo your wa-h
ing. in a quart of. boiling water, making a
suds, iu which let. your clothes soak al
night. Iu the -morniiig, wash "them as
usuat. They will require very little rubbing.
1'our a pailful of boiling water oa the
lime which lemains. Let it stand all night:
pour off carefully, and bottle it. . " This last
is 'washing (laid,' which -is Valuible for
cleansing caaks,t causing a Cupful to a gal
lon of water. Am. Agriculturist.
j-'The Frcit Orcuakd. The first buds
for next season will now be fonned. Stir
the soil around the roots, and mulch with
leaves, ;&baw, or anything! that will shade
the ground. As there was so little" fruit
this year, the prospect !jv ill be good for a
Iarg crop next, therefore be prepared to
feel the-tree. It will be a good time now
to prune the tree to a handsDtne head, as
the wounds made in the fitnimet, heal
inu-.h Quicker than vintcr vouu L.
R E L I G I 0 U S.
." Count life li? virtuos these will last,
When life's laine-footed race is e'er;
And these, when earthly joys are piift,
Shall cheer us on a l-iihter shore." ,
Of God-
That there :s a God; may be proved "by
considering tho manner of propagation by
mankind bv ueueration; Thus, :
There "must have been one first man.
.This first man must have had some ma
ker. ,j ..''.'.-.''! ', '
This maker of him must himself be un
made. Therefore, , j
; There must have been eternally" some
unknowu D'jiug and tha is God. :
Xothing is great enongh for him to ad
mire who is infinite Majesty
nothing j3
mean enough for bin to des pise, who is
infinite" mere v. ; I . i
"What pieaselh God should ilease ifs be
cause it pleaseth God. i
A sighfof God beirins a saint on earth.
and peifecfcs him in heaven. L
God takes notice of every particular man
as if there were none else; and yet takes
notice of all as if they weif but one
man. ; ; . " . ' T '
God repeated that "he madt? man but
never repented that be redeemed man.
"Vo-"' cannot, live' naturally without ; the
God, ' how then ; can. we live happily
wTihoUt him! j . :- " !
V-may know what God intends for us
by haTiici hath ,wi ought iu us. "
rThey that'have God for their God have
apgels for their guard; . - ;j
Many have lost for God but none ever
i' lost by God. If they have lost iu tempo
rals, they have been eternal gainers. 1
This is a sure rule:. God never takes any
thing from ii is people, but he gives them
something better m the stead 6f it,
God is a great God, and tlicrefdie we
should wait upon him ; he is a good God
kanel therefore it is not vain to wait unon
him. . ' . ; j,. -
, A man may be a worshipper of the true
God, and yet not a true worshipper of
God.. '.;
The lowes'. teveieuce is due to the hiirh-est-
MajestyL ; . ' y
IV a r God. for-his power, tnit him- fur
his wisdom, luve him for hit; greatness,
believe him for his faithfulness!, audadoie
him for his holiness. ' " : )'
All creatures are nothing conipaied with
God and ! absolutely nothing witliQtit
God.- Ilei' J. Mason. U ' ,
' i Resignation- ' -
. You must resign yourself entirely into
the hands of God, after bavins done all
mit the rest to him; being' willing if af.er
all your eiloits lie shall not -oe fit to crown
them w ith success, to saenii je ' your ow n
will, and to live contentedly, humbly, and
d: votediv, e'h'tir.'ly rvconciied and 'resigned
to.li!s crood -will and pleasure. Avhici; vou
. -''must e'pia'.ly .iccbgnize in ihe woncot.stim
1 matfon of your $ i.dios. For God some-
times prove ;onr love "and courage', by de
j priving-us of things w hich both seem to us
and "are in tliemse!ves( "very good for pur
buls, but if IIj sees us earnest' iu the pur
suit.aud vet at the same t'me re igued and
humble uuder the lossnd piivatie u-of the
object of. our desire.he vouchsafes us grea
ter blessings while denying us our wishes,
that we should have att'.itied in their fub
fillniiut; for above all things God loves
those who bu a!! occasions', and ' under' all
circumstances are ready with au honest aud
simple heart to say, Thy will be done.
; ! Marching On- ; m ,
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"What a mighty 1 procession, has' been
inarching towards the. grave during the"
past year. At the estimate since the first
of January 1S56, more than 31,500,000
oft he woilJ's population have gone down
to the earth ?gaiu. l'lace them in long
array.and they will give a,monug column
of more thiiu 1.300 to' every mile of the1
globe's circumference! Only think of it ;
ponder and look upon" those astonishing
-computations ! "What a spectacle as they
"move .n,?' tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp;
forward I : upon- this stupcc-Ioui diad
marcli ! . '. -" ' , : '
Life Ls short a:id time is Reeling -;
And. our hearty, th'higli strong anil brave
Mill like inulrled elrums are beaUnsr- -
Funei aj marchei to the grave. ' .
In the middle of vi ance,' a person con
yictedof being a cafumniator,was condem"
u&I t plaice himself on all four? arid bark
like a dog for a quarter of au ' hour. In
this custom weie adopted at the present
day theref-v.otild be some bow-wow-wpw
wovyiug.
Dead. Miss Coutts died recently
m
Paris from injuries received . by her robe
taking fne while sin was dressing. She
will be remembered as the mysterious lady
who paid the highest price, for the inost e
IiibJe seat at the concerts given by Mario
anc- Gust while they were singing in this
country.
Undor the! heading of a "happy thoug
it'
the Siena Citizen says,"the rumored death
of Dr. Kane, which cams by the last stea
tner proves too true. The adventurous
uavtgator has embaiked upon his hist voy.
age.v lie lui founl Sir J An. JbYanklin
Is it cruelty to the innocent not to pun
A Eoadside Ccjiqtiy
And so, Squire you ijake V coup
trvpapei! : . ' '. V " - '
NTo Major, I g?t.,ptily ; papersXon
mucn uetter take a cou
of them ' , ,v'v-; :" j$ ": ;
; $pnt, Squire, the Coiltfr-papers often
prove a great advantage ti us - i,e more
we encourage thtfm- tlie dtter .'their edi
tors' can makc?them.V '- . '
: : 'Why I I doki'Ljkno, y convenience
they are to me.; ' i I 1
: 'The farm joulold 1 faI1 a3 adyel
tised in. one of them nthereby you ob-'
tained a customer. I i0li ;; j
; Very true. m8jjr,:,;: r paijrgQ doJv
bus for it; ' -JL ' M
- .than three dols
lars byj. it. Now i"
ur nieghbors A ad
not maintained thi
oss, and kpt itriad-
y for ybui tifvi
uld have been wi
tii-
out tns,-mea
iTertJsini
ir vour nroiber-
tv IlijtT t h IAW.. ' L.. j ... , . L.
marriage iu tboiiifer.duI that cost loii
- ,r r? r v aw your uausruier s
anything?'
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rt'V ;'; --..I j.
!'Xo but
And vbur brotlieti
Jy was thnis piib-
lished, iiha n i,Va'?JG
wmr-. - .vr ' i
the desrtuction of i-YIffhfeor TJrTfi-r
house by fife. ...Yoiit k .. those were ex -
: ' . .. . .... . -i .
ggerateu; uu th ;.uU f - accounts bfj
your newspapers set ; rjo-ht , '
'O, true, but-r - - i :.. -;
'And when y-Lr ,r, D Splav wasut
for the Legish! re yf. appeared mn'cli
gratified. at. Ins iie-.a:.er defence, which
cost him hothi; 1 ' -..
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yes, the
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u. news; to the
readers. They
the papers '
I A people sb take
4Xo, no, .Spiire Grtlg. not if all were
like yoevXewT tell vtfc thei dav will
came when some o uOfyHl wri te
ery t
a v
oug .euiogv : on your. ,u
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:ff and character,
and the printer will pail in type with a
heavy black line ovf Ujnd with all your
riches, this -will be do;
)r vou as a grave
is tb a pauixr. .. Ydr i-eakb ' liberality
aud all such thinrrs .w'tf fc. snokpn nf ?bnt
iuv jjrtuitrci wy.'iau yens me worus i
in arranging tue iyp? ahd tbey will re
mark, of you joor'me merit he is evffc
sponging for an t'lii irttl' . Good morn
ing Sijui;
! Tor anj) Medic a i
Herbs, to
retain all tliei'r fl.ivor
aid be gathered
when in bloom.
ri.s
e leaves or blos
soms and dry in thti
3 e, when perfectly
ciry pack away in rt-'-erags, or pulveriz
(.hem by rubbiug thi the hand, -and
nit in bottles. In jfaanner thev wil
keep aud re taiu their i-Jbr for years
CAROLINA
BYTERIaSnf
flip l,.lvteiian UP iu..wrui vuiuuua
has lo:iC iabor.Cv:.u:iaeiaei iou ui(-uo.ii.ij
' V:VJ . .Jj .: ... . v.... 4.,t.i...J
, tl, xvaiit ot a..' jri. ftl lo auocai-e-ueu
mk'.I j-e?reseiii iti
. - : - . i I . . . !i. : .
aulit.M.1 that ny 1 ,''-
:kie-re-?ia.- .il is stsli
-byteiiiin Weefclied
sue t:tkt-n iu tlieuoua
,t ..in- llirw J'r.bvtt: Jl
f-ios. We have lo.oo
ai:ini:iieanls and it M
safe to infer that thill
ire. so,tw iTepyien
,,:.! priiieii'hiiii thJfrare. Our Synod how
fnr.l-tifth in the tTii&i.iu point of uuiiibei-s,
and liiT ineiiibership ji- uivater ilinn that" o
any Synod south or r-.- cyf l'cjuisylvatiiii.
()iir sister States on tl V,.rth and slmth.'iiei-;
- ther. of whi.ehi ha? C ..bei-eip - sq large ns
our, juibiish t ho ; ttt. , X. .rr.-.nl thfe boiithcru
Pi eibytei'ian,' for tlie t- -. X. ' ilicii-;eople.r
The ime has eome uh..-;i rrcsbyteiiaii
:hureli in North Carojl'-. !.-.. ., I likewise do.
lief daty to her children: It is a c.oKceded andj
important, fact tliat:-liu'fd"i;'tl3'i',f ir iiu-inlnii s
will take a State paper Iw-ho ;w take lio o'Ji-j
r. Theipa'pcr is n'eedeJ to be. the oisgan ofouij
Sviiod and Jesl) ter!es to elevate aad en
1 txhten'tlie inetv of oil r memhersliip'by dfffus''-
ins evanijeiieai . i;noi i-iue to jiroaiote me
ciliise of Eduentioii tb Jveiope the talen,ts of
our tnmisiry, nuu w bUTngui,en tiie acraciinient
of our people to the 80S audsauetuaries ot theft
own State. '' ' . ' ! - " '
; If our ehureh in other .States and other ehur
ehes in. this State, can li-pfiyT their' members
Willi Religious Journal, vvliy niayi twit. W e ? .
Are North Carolina Pi Mvi'eriahs;Jhferior in
talent, .energy,' and paMotBhn;to . tiieh neigh
bors on the Nvrth and i'outh, or to Christians
of other denominations at home l "With the
same or better opportunities of ' accomplishing
this w ork, shall we leave it undone -t In the
, language of one. of Srt!jast useful' and able
Mimsters, atv adopted sua w our State : " It
ought to have been unariakeu 20 years ago,
but it is not too late tobegin1 to lo riht."
Ia the last two or three months a fund of a
bout. j;5,OO0 has-been iuhsci ibed as a perman.
ent eapiial. ' At a mefiiugof the contributors
held at Greensboro', da the ,14 th of May, Rev.
A. Raker chairman, -tie paper wras iiuauim
ously loeated at'.Fayefieiiie, under fthe name
and title of the Noarit ('Auolixa Pre-'b yteui ax.
Rev. Win. K". Mebane and Rev. (Jeorge Mc
Neill were elected KdiWj Revs. G: JleNeill,
ley. Oreo. MeNeirSJTNffcoe k-e aud Da
vid Murphy Were app'iute executive coin
mittee, to-t'stabllsh tlit j ajer and manage its
business affairs- ; -' '
It j oui'HvjsIi and .iJgm, to ni akci h e ' ?orti
Rni-nlinft! -Preslivtei5?-!! .-miirnal of tlie first
class, equal to the best i;i he country in tyo!
gra)hieaj1m4-'eal'iUt-'ijft i.-r-jadaptiou to tlie
wants 'of ouif ehurcinfe. Its coluiuns will af
ford the latest. iiiteViJ.-uee, both' foreign and
domestic, and special care, will be taken, to
give-a full aud aeeurnjte s'lvimmi'V ?fthe State
.uews. The name of tlife paper is designed to be
an exponent of; its cltaraeter and contents.
From eonvietionSt advocate the conserVr
ative, orthodox, : Old J- ehool dect-rincs of the
Church., - '- . ' j . ' , -; ,:'! . ; J.
vOur first appeal is to our own people-to 2s.
C PresbVteriaus. Whilst we rely 'confidently
upoa theirfavof, we trut that the native sons
of . North Carolina ' Wh found homes i m other
States, and the 'ndoptji cijizens of our State
who form so importanfan element in our jSlm
istrv and members! X. will take a-dec-pauterest
iu this enterprise arV! .gi've it thoireai-ty sup
port. . . .. " - ' - I
'iViix f:-1 per c nUmi in alvance, or on de
livery of the first iNi'uber; $"2..V iu six months
$3 at the endof the vfar. To clubs of 25 or
mpre.paving ?u rfdvaiKe and when thePaper is
sent to one aeTarean h'icount of lOper cent; will
be allowed. Our Ministry and Elders are ear
nestiy desired to net a Agei ts, and pll other
friendly to the cause n itl j lase aist in proi
curing'a many subscribers as possibly and for
ward tfi names, by MiyKst lit, to, this Office
As soon'ftsisoo siibsci-ibors are. obt-uned. Ilie
first number will be ifened. If a faithful and
vigorous effort ismadt iu the iuixt two months
by those who take ali e!v interest lu this Wort
we will, without doi. .t," be alje to begin the
publication at the en -Vf Uwl'ttiine with a pay,,
ing subscription list nt leisf 3000. i,
'. IW Address Ediljo. of 'the North Carolma
Pi esbyteriah. l'Vivctteville-i C. -
FurV-tenlie, May 2C, 1S'57. --,'.
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IfBRBS;
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t I r t . i . i i i j.
YElljVflFTTGE
A.XD
Tw otle bea Prfcpratl9u or the Affe
I neyj are not f recom-
m
"rided. as j Universal
'-alls, but :sirriply For
tneirj: name
pur-
he
VermifP ge, for
i 11- !
pellmg
ex
W ornis from
the I hum
system, has
also1 been
dmimstered
with the
satistai
:
t - --- - m
to various animals
.1:
ct to Worms.
for
s,
leticj
re cf
rv
EOtJS
RANGEM
nts L Sick", Hea-
ACHE
rs
ill n!
. ve.o e
' to ask for
AlcLane's Cclc-
braced- 'Vermifuge and
!)iypR '--:Eills. prepared , by
, (TTfl ,t-'i i! . (Arx .:' .-'j . -
-: 1 xl ::i--x
SOLE
PROPRIETORS, PlttS-
burth, Pa., jand take, no
tKU tU or. Jmc
" T 5 "1"r ' flUuo
OUier preparations HO W
hpr.4
re
the ?public.
purr
portine:
to ' be Vcrmifuke
IIJIQ- : JLlVCr
Pills. All
lers,
in comparison
Dr. McLane'S, are
worthless. : ! l. o'v:---p--l
h & wenuin E' McLane's
yermifuge arid Liver
Pills ean iiow be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores:-'!-.: .- ''A.' ' '
FLEMING BRO 'S. V
J' -O'rt r Jil' cl ' t-i ;i : 1 -r' ' i
r in 77 "" ! ' . -i i -'T 'if
f or Sifa'.i by R C. SAUNDERS,
tn n o riirrriliDn
J7IV. I1. IV. 1 ItlX Vli-iii)!
LmLPS, A1HD1CIXKS, AXD
:: 7 CllX ilL 0 TTE, X C
fifdri'OSlTE. SADLIil IIOTEI.' ;
C IIjAR LOTTE
Warble IVfi'rf.
1"hc lubseribers having formed th'eiasel ves
. into a company,, respectfully -tender t h-ir
stn-vieef te .tlui;perple of Charlotte ; mul the.
ceuntiy generally in their line of business.
TUey jire prepared f 6' furnish Monuments.
Gmvestones, Mantkviteces, Furniture Marble,
Table Slabs, Marble Step, to any pattern cut
from marble, according to the most approved
taste1 and styles, aujdiipon the most aeeornmo-
uating sieriiis e?er onerco iu u.icjvuuiiiivM
try. '1 hey will kee constantly on hand the
best script iin of Egyitian, Italian alid A
' iijerican Marble, j ' f -. , i'
J All orders, for aiuy. article, addressed to the
siiberibcrs wijl nieet pro'tb;i.t attention, and
iilTbe:paeked;and:toi-warued waui uie uum
oar- ami despatch: t
jThelyard is .fituate'd on the uprth-west cor
ner of the Charlotte Depot vafd. .
':'.;- .' yX' . '' -.'I . WM. TIDDV t.S0N
1 : Jan. 81st. 18'oiil nr.4fi IV- .'" .'-.' !
-Ti7; HAyE received our stock of Spring
VV JlI and Summer goods to which w e call
tlift atteWioii of bnyers, ouroods hav? all been.
st-ieeted w ith consiclerable taste, and""we . will n
sell as cheap as any house in. the place.
' :X. I -r, ; ; j C. t; J. SCOTT fc Co.,
:HApriljl8th ist. nij tf. : ...; . ;.; -.;
ciuiut55taiife(fcctc(iaii&.- r
j iV NORi'DLK, YIRGINIA, , - .
ARE preparad to rpcieve and dispose jbf ,
vantaireously. any quantit y of flour I from
Oiauire,! Alamaiiee, Guilford and neighboring t
counties. Many years experience' with every
faeilty and ability enables lis toiguarantee sat
isfaction and promptness in all sales; )Ve hav
sold -for, and refer to among matij' others; .- .
IJjn- Thos. Rutlin,: M Alamance,
John Newlin;
do
P. A. Holt, i
wAibrisrht,: ; 'h-.
J. IT, llaiichtpn,:;;
A.'-II. Lindley, ;i
P. (I Cameron, '
John F. Lyon.! !
1 do .
. Edo '
Chatham.
do t'j.'
Oiiange,
ido
I
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
i 'THE subscriber takes this method of of
fering for 'snle his house arid lot, located Hear
the centre of 'the beautiful yillageof ChapellliR'
The house is w ell arranged for boarding stu
d4iit3. ,'lhe dining room is sufficiently capaci
oiis'to aoconiiu-)dat.e fifty or sixty boarders.
'Any person desiring to purchase may obttaih
ftirood biireaio by addressing the subscriber at
Tarbolo,'- N. C, "or ; Thos. A.j Li Long Esq. of
Chapel Hill. L. S. BURKUEAD.
; June 1 8th, 1857 j , Ii ;. H.tf.
iXiAII And FANcY JobWork
. EXEC UTED HER WITH
NEAT NESS CHEAP-' !
NESS AND
, . Dispatch
'"j ' 1 J ' -. T: , :' .- L
MARBLE MONUMENTS.
Gray &
ansev
. - SUCCESSORS TO T
A. A. & n. KEIiliOGif,
WOULD taljej "pleasure in- annonneing to th
people or j wtern Ifprtn- Carolina; and JLbe
former patrons of the shop, that they will con
tinue, the raarble business on a more extensive
sciale than has hitherto been done, furnishing
jHEAD-STONFS, T03IB-TABLFS,
of various designs, &c, all of the best materia
nd o - the .finest finish at the shortest iioties
ahd in a style superior to aoything found else-
wueroiui.uek5outuernstates.il.
X Frota our: experience we think we can satis
fy the most fastidious taste. H : 1
Our workmen re .bred- to th bnsinejw r
We shall .spare no pains to give tlie most comi
jete sansiaction to all w ho may favor us wit?
a van. 1 :. . , i ' . r .- i k ;' v .r. 'I
We hope for the patronage 'i of all who rnavt
esire anything .in our lineu and our motto shall
te to do credifc to ourselves and nlease our ens
timers to the very utmost;
; All orders from a' distance shall be promptly,
fnUhfuTJy and tastfully attended to. i
bahsbury, JNovember 20.th 1856. 3mtf 40;
'r; II L. TINLEV .& CO.,
N)
(SUCOESSOJig , TO ntvetl fhfJ UEKRON
TiECEIVLNO AND FtnnAfIXG AGfETS
' ' ,!. : :' i ar.d general ' ; " . ' -J
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,;
SOUTH- ATLAMiU ! W I1AK1:'
: CHARLESTON..S- C. j
Give, their prompt attention, to the sale: of
Tl kinds of Produce, and manufactures, ami to!
yiiiig orders for all kinds ofgoods in his Mar-'
ket, for aComaiission tf 2 per cent For fe-j
deivang and forwarding ooJs, ten cents perj
r)ackcj. JTo goods have bee, nor will jbe de
tiaineeKby -uaj-foaf freight and-charges.' -:'
! v IL.TIN'LEY JA II. 'ARTIIOPE!
late of ICboxyille, Jeun. , k f Charleston. S. C.
i References. -r-Ajrents of - Vessels,"' Agents cf
either Steam oc sailing, froni Charleston to aV
XortheruPoiH.I "..' -'. .'. 1 i "! 1 v21i '-I
- - . ; .1 v.- ' ! .-; I
G. F. Anderstk. W. D- Eevnolds
ANDERSOX & REYNOLDS; !
cjrocers & oiti;wissio:
MERCHANOJS, f V
.JVo 10, Roanoke Square, -NOSFOLEv
Va. ;j.
KEEP always "on hand aull assortment of
Groceries,! and eive aetk-e atteiitjoii ; to
4ides of FlOUr and JrIiU:e genieially,
avoiaing unnecessary cnurges ana making
from'pt returns. :. : -. j- " , i O j
JNorfe.lJi,.ya.,:Maircli 22d 1856. ly jrf-
AYERfS
II V -II V
Arc curing lie Sick to 211 extent ierer
before known of any Medicine.
HVALiaS; READ iPIIH)Gi!FpnOIRstes.'
lUI.ES IlAUn-il IKsq.. 'Tlie weU kimnii JMtmtrt,-at
mi
V
lrlie-tiiut brrpt,i 1 liilaiU'iiutin, o-l( dn-itc iniiuucK
are fuuiiJ al.aliin).--t even' loilrtj kiv :
" I am hKi)itoi v nf yoiir IUtiuktic I'n.i.., tli.it I
Save IihiikI, li(-8i a lieller faiu.i, j iiim1 M-ine, lur Cniniiinii
4','ln anj-tiillfl witiltll -niv, kJi--T!i-ile. Man,
'''" t!;.-.t fiu? -T i i'y -
i .? "y
. In'nil 'rv
inlitipSliifil' Dinsl make tlicm).lue(f VT tfte ( public,
.iin Nicy arg kiioivi..-' . , 'i f '. V . f '-
lie i-oiieralile Cliiim-pHor WARIILA XV wnjea from Cat
" I)h. J. iAYKq-ir: 1 liavpj takcii. unir Ti.ljlx with
tiimirp.'lntii Anril. IN')! :
re .l l)Aie(itj r th ,li.stles-iierti, l.jnctioiYiiiss op nMir,
:e in iIip siiriiig. lA few ilosi-s-i.'iiir Till- cuidlj hip.,
ia vp ii-nl yi nu-1 'Iwrry -l'-rli ir.il - nif.liy years in toy:;, la ii) i tv
!.r i"i.ii!;1i anl i-iiMji Wilh unfailiiis f ufreiw. Yo aiijike
iciliriiief vvhi'li cure : and I feel i) a jileasnre lo rmtuiiL-iid
oil h.r lie eoM yon l.nve done nnfi are aauif.. . -OILY
V. lU'IiTlS, Esn.,Sif. oliiii Triiii. Railroad Co.,
!)!: r.i 7 ! f II '1!- -V .: :.'
, ":?. H. M.'Qfptf Ftitallrlhia, Tiff, 1.1, '
'Sir? I faiil- nlpasi'ire ill adiliric'fiio lesliiiionv to tlie
fffii ary of 4'r ii4pilicine, liavim demvrd very nialerial
fieiiptil t'roiiijtlie Hue of liotli yoliij reiHral mid Cfilliarlir
i-iif-ni i)iinii
i'llU. ! ani-Jiev
i ver cimseiil-td 1
Tlie w iik'H' r;jii
! ani- lipver wiilioui iliem Hi mir laniiiy, nor naii i
iK'.Avinle my inewii will procure tlipni."
io ited S. S. S'lXVUXS; .M. 1).. of Vent-
vorth, X. JUvw'tltp'-ir ' . i f i ' I
" Hayiiia.iisi'il yiiir,'t?THBTi'c',Pfc. in mv -jirrlirf , I
ertity from SierVi- j'lial tliev areinji iiivr(lii.-lil iiirifa
ive. " In ra-e.-jof iliordftd farTrliiuin wl the livnr, laiifiiie
iea larlip, iiKligestiioii, ro.-fiv.-8e.-;J and tUe pfealj variely
if ilisfea.-e!-' that lolliiw, tlrey are a iMiTejr.j-piiHhiy tlian any
illipr.. In nil eawS lre a iirj,Miir irr-iiieily is required,
I r'onficleiillj'-.reroniiiiiijiid these Pillsi ttt the pithlic, a
siirior To a:iv otlier T have ever jfinrid. They aire aiire
in their ojieratiou. and H-TlW-tly.!sal4 qualities wliich
inke tli- nj.an iirv-ahiahLt; anirle f jnhlj,iise. s I liWve
ir manv vpars kiiouii vonf Chrrrti Pectoral as llw Imsl
1iiiili uirVlirinp in rlie'w'orWI ;' -uKKlJifcw fiis r ,n
vvi.-p iirferior to tHal adinirahle jilieliaralitia lor lite treat
merit of diseases."! . j . '! '
V '!,.,'. ' .'. . .4ef(mi Mr.,, JVnr:. 95,! ISM.
" Pr. J. V: Aviin Dear Pir f 1 have hee.M fitllicUed triiin
mi- liirtk w iiii .-. rilfuli iu its Woisl fnem, and-now, after
iwoiiiv- VHars trial; and an untold dfainountiif aiilferiiiff,
lli.-ive lieeii ri!!ilelely cured in a fet :"eek- liy yonr Pill".
Willi WhaU leelines ot rejnicins I rue ran ijiiny or
uiiaciinid When yo realize wIim I iae suffered, aid how
fiTever until now have l ieen irre irom mis loau.n e
disease in Home shape. At time it 'Attacked luy eyi-, ami
......i., .1.. ai,..ni iiiniH hesiilps the ilneiidiirahle Ha in : al
IlinUC IHC uimv. i , - ; -
Jolliers it settlsd iii he scalp of my lad, and destroj ed.my
I hair, and has. kept ine parliy nam an my uaj Mj, Hoii.eiiniea
It cniiic out in inv lace, aim nepi k jiuhiii" a 'i
".Ahout nine wef ks ac I coninienced taki'nt ylnir .'a
chartic l'i!ls. and now aiii entirely Ire from tlie complaint.
My eyes are well, luy.sktu is fair.-aiirii my; hair lia com-:
miiced a healthy1 (iroVvtli j all of w hich makes me feel
already a new rtprm-.n;- .. . '- - - '
" Hopiiit! tUi-s .sLite'rueM inoy he the menus of coiivyin
iiilorniation that ."-hall do good to otlwrs, I am, m illi i.very
ieirtiuieut of gratitude, -.Yyure. ft-?., .1
i i BlAl'IA UlfTKEit." -
" I have kmiu'li. the afiove tiaintd iWaria Iticker i'uv
her thililhood, auiil lier statement isisttiicily true. i
; T , ANDUKVV J- M I'.yElt YE,
Overseer il" Uie riirtsiittrti'tliiilaiiufacturing to." ;
CirT.' -JOEI..P11ITT, of the sL.jp Jlarioli, writes from
Itoston, Si h Aprilje4:- if
; " Your Pillf haie cured me from n bilious, attack which
arose friHu deraiigltment of the l.iver, w hicll had become
verr 'p-eriinis.' 1 had failed of any relief by my I'hyxiriaii,
and" fSoiu. every rnmedy 1 conld try ; ltit a fewdotws ol
your Pills have completely re-itor.-d! nie to health. 1 liave
(riven 'thpni to inv cllildleu for Vonns, with the lieHt ef-"
feCts. ' They were promptly nrpd f I recommended inem b
to a friend for ciiftiveties, vliich had troubled iliii" for g
montlis; he. told me in a few dav tney nan ciiicu utiih
Vou n'jake ihe beat inediciue in t.e world s aud 1 aiu fre
to say no.''. . , , .', ' - :' X " v ,
Rn.-ifl riiis from ihi distincuiFhed Solicitor of tlie Piipfema
Court, whe Itrilliaut. ahilitie jlave liiad lnui
known, not, only in this but thejirtighburi'ig Stale. .
I JVVio Orieam, Ulutpril, 1804.
"S?ir: I have' preat aiisfnclioiij In anurine vou. -flint
myseif and family have lieen 'ery (iiurh ben. filed by your
m.-dicines. Mv wile was cured. lw years feiiiie, of a se-j
vere and danfienms coush, by jortr-CHtRfcr rc-Tov,
and since then has enjoyed pcrS cf liealth. ' My children
have several times Iwt-M cured from attack" of the Inrlu
en.a and Cn.nip...bv. it. It is auiiiivalualile. remedy Hf
these cmilaiiit. VoHr CthrtIic Piixs have entirely
.cured iiie-friilii dysjepia and cstiveriPi, w hich ha
grown upoti Die for some years, l indeed,' this ciirejn
niiicll moi-e iiiiMii taut, from the fcicl that l.lwul fnilpd'a.
get relief from tle best l'hysieiaiis which this feciioii-it
;fhe country affords, and from any ct the nuuierous reme
dies I had taken.! : r l
"You seem toi us, Tloctor-like a: providential blessing
to our Tatnilv, and von may well l-iippose we are not uli
mindful of t. ' ' Vours respertfiilri-, ; , ' j-
- IJiAVnT TIIAXTEJt."
' ,' 'Senate Chamber, '0Aia, April 6A, llio-li ' '
T)m: J. C. AVcir- Honored Hrji; 1 have 'hiade a llihr
jugh trial of thr t'lTHigTic f'iixteft me by yoor aittjut,
and have been cured by them of the. dreadful Kl'i-umatfcm
under which he found trie sufferiM?. Tht first dose re
lieved me, and a tew subsequent doves have entitiely
removed ihe disease. I feel iu belter health now than for
some years before, which I attribute entirely to the effect
Of your CiTHABTic.PiLLt.. Yours wilh great respecrJ
i 1 fi-lttJ It MPTr-AI I-"!"
' The above are all from persons w ho are publicly known
where they reside, and wli.i would rot make these atate
menu without thorough couvictkM that they were true
Prepared, try DE. J. Ci AYEE & CO.i
Practical and Analytical Chemists. Lowell, Mass
- ' : .-. ':-:!- x.-v
' For Sale by; , .-'
B. SAUNDERS,
R
Wiioiesale and Ketairi)iug:2'ist,;
CHAPEL III
And for sale by Druggists generally,: through
out the United States.! , J
JiLAJVK A TTA CflMUNTSl
For sale Acre. , ,
1 tupn nd tntnohs targttt tiztd bottle t, end r
,.' acknowledged to bt the. iett Sar taper ilia mae
at.it certified by the vsmderful curtt it hat p
formed, n original copiet of vftifh are hit h
posMtsiohof the proprietor. Jcmein bt r, th it''
it Ihe only-true and original article. '
Scrofulas Syphilis, Mercurial eomplalnta, Can
cer, Gangrene, Rheumatism, and a vast variety
of other diseases are speedily and perfectly
mbthe se of this m.e'dicis6 ; ;
3'KAD'TS FOIXOWISO CtHTinCJLTE. V
In Octoter last; my son brought me oulda
your bottle, wrappers f I read it, and .foundoo
cord of some, wonderful curt performed by yo- . .
"Extract of yellow Dock and Sarsaparil" an tr
i now consiaer myseu-weii.
I entreat all of the afflicted to try this mcd i
ciae, for I believe it will cure any known dis
lease i a the' world. Lay aside all prejudice
just try it, iand proclaim its creat wort" to sit ir.
ennir maumu, auu entreat mem io itieu, ip
it will cure them. My case is well known 16 ff
large portion of South Carolina. Georgia -an
Alabama, and if any should doubt the bo v !
cure, I InVite them to call ou me, and I wi'I
poosacomiky, Alabama, one mile from Stoe's fer 'i i
ry. !. i KEXAJAHHUGIII.h
The Yellow Dock and Sarsvparilla . peeiili J -f
arlv adaptied for .females of delicate health, re- -
Jiiilting from irregularity of menstrual diacbarg
Tpe; aud otKer diseases i)eculiar to their tex.-i- ;
XU3 JIW'IICWi, un JII Ills JiUBPCDFiyil ft piuw
number of eertifieat.es of cures peifeirinrd of the
above descjnption. We assure the afilieted t ht
a bottle orjtwo of Dr. Gurictt's Infract of Ycl;'1
low Dock 'hl Saraanarill'a will at onec regulato I
thosE diificUltiek and renew the natural cuer J
t'ies. I )! '.. ',!;' , ' .
tW ruf up in Quart BoUles:--ri ice V rr
bottle.
For the.comjyletf. cure of covghsycoldti,
inJ!ubnayaslIima,lronchilt,tj)il'
;. tiny of blood a'nd all other .
. ' ' '. lung complaints tend-. - t '
i i in g to consumption. .
.-f
V
THIS preparation Is getting into use all over
our country, llie numerous letters r-;
ceivB froiiironr various ajjentrf, infuiiiiihg us jf
cures effeeied in their ilninelinte iieighboi hoodi
warrant u.f in saying it is ione of the best, if
not Lhe rcky bext Cough Medicine now before
the lublicj It (Xliiiutt invarinbtif relinrn and '
not infrequently oirethe fry vortt catr.
iWhMi alt dtther' 'Jough' prepai ntions liave fail- ?
ed, his lias relieved the patient as Druggiht,
dealers iu Medicines, and Pliysiciniis can fcnti
fv. - Ask the Agent in your nenrest town, what
has been Ui is experience of, the t-flVcts if this
medicine. If ln has been selling it for anv
length of tuiei, will tell you IT IS THE
BEHT MEplClNE EXTANT. : . I
ISelow we give a few extracts from letters we
have received lately regarding the viitutsof
mis irlC47. I i
Or. S. a. Qslin, of lviioxville. On., snys:j-
h'ai'4 been nxirig yoitr JArfrrorliud Tut rrry er
teiifyvely iii tny prartu-e fof (kree yrort pat,anl
it iwith lpleafnre I (ite tiyMl'f it 11 i v
Eibnitv oi:r. am. otiilra AKln ti vith vhirh I
am aA'iaiiited, fvt irhu h it rt-mtinnrtiilt j.' ' r
Messis. Fi'tircriild t iSeimn, avi ilii p: from
AYai nfsviljle, N.J'., a r:j 7f l.inwi tod
Tucisbecoiug daily note popular in (hittotrf
r.'jANi i K tiiix Ji 'Ti v so All vhn hare
tritilhi lf kk in 't oinn'iid'ibltr trrum ff it aitd
naif it 3U vty luiirfii itit in allrvititivy throtn-
lfoT uh'uh it i
rroiHtiirniltd."
(hif AVijiit iir Piekv i jDistnVt, S. C.Vr.
R.
Falls aie8 U.-4
. ' that . " r i vtth
fiiiiiilx;, nriil'rm.lfifSeltdn
,Vj.ei
WOUIINI; V U IS
yiniiiiy, v no iinij.,.
suffer
ni witlKiliiea-5!
ff the l.tmu's for vV,lt- , ..
iatteii
fled ith Vevt'iV jougli, who w as jelicve,! I
il.i- HfiU 1 i wnat niiil
Jjiir.. Miciiare.liie good
-....i s wa ln':ir AT fhik
fjiedieiiip! from all purl
of tfih SoWtli. F.lf
report of t lie f-trrpriHiig
1 Hi -Iho Vciterii- mid
StatcW. we Mould inile
eunM. it tob lx-ifoiMiKf
.X oil Be I'll liml 1. it stern
cj . .. . .i
the Uufferjru: patient
t retid .the pamphlet
twhiel
V neej-mpnnieR en
lj btitlbv. To b11.".'sv.
h'lpl
TRY THE MEDI
fiTTff'P.n
NA 1 1 A I.iXb tt '. A sj:a OA ! ! !
And iegl-l t net that.
conch; which is daily
w enjken i n g y ni r: con
tili:till. irrit ntilig Vour !
throat and luiiir.fani
u ill nt: on tluit (leml die-.
teasd, Conhhrtiptioii. wleii so KOothiinr and heal-'
in e; W reituiilv can (je
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i3rfip of i.i vei-wtirt ai
rrtiiKi rs a1i if Ai-r. imw
i .1 nr. J.i.w.inj tni x-f-
iMM-ATinxs; me ireiiuine nr-
Itieliis signed Asuni.w KiBt:ii on tlie eiigiaved
fwrapper ai-otuid ein lr bolll,-;- l'ii '. l per Lot
Mte. Uir six bottles for t?h. Sild wlmlesale and
t i. l-i i ' i .!,-.r. I v'iVIT J- Ml- .'
rlttijil by
'SCO V IT Jt MFA!.
Ell
Cliartes St, be:t.,nti and SL Loifitf. Oj
The Grfeat Remedy For RheumatiEjn, -
Mot.. Paiii tir the Sidc.JJip, l!iu k J.iinl mul'
fjoiits ; fiefofnla, KinirV, il, Wnifc 'Swvllihg. . 1
Slatd Tun.pi, Still' Joint and alfjlcd aii.
hvlJatever. , - ... i . - ? - .-- -
Vhere the Plaster lsjij-plicd pain caiuiwrs
has ijbn l.pmfieinl in cases of wenkncr
ns raj.n nnd Weaktiess in the Stomacl.;
k Limbs. Lameness. Affection oft he I.tuupe
Wejlk
iitlieirprlftuiryl stages.' ;lt detroys iuflaina- ;
ibif by pespiralion, . (f ,. ,
James I lSovd, I'lckensuisuier wmitme- .
nil testitiies that he was r-uied of Rheunil iem
lji Hoth of , ins kii. es' of several yenrs standing.
T'Ue follow irg is lroni a rcrjcviivc "j""
n in Geofijia : ! ' , ' " " ' :
iir &nvi'1 Mead: Gents. I havebcVn
jising you Lirorwort and Tar Hebrew Plasjer .
I'ery eKtensivcly m my praence ior mm jtm
last, and St is witL pleasure thai 1 state mjr be
ef in threir superiority over an oiner aniciea
With wtiieii l am acnuoiineu ni .
'ftli -Tlii nro recomtuenueo. The Jleore w V
KWaiter,pecially.. is an iiniversal panaeia fer,
Jocil pains. have ai" iw i"n iri-
lent application for SpraUia ana oiuise.. ii
U vies universal satislaction whenever used.
P ... n . t... i mro e r"5T IV M TV.
Jinoxvuie ui. rfa v- :--'-,
Beware!6f countei fcil si and base lmitatiens. -
The gertuine will in the future have the tog- '
hatitire of E,.Tayfor on ine sieei vu ;
I - Jt I W m
. . : noe. ...... 7 .
on lhe lable upon the tor. of each box,
Purchasjers are advised that a mean eeiiBtcr ,
l eif of thisl valuable article is in cxistanee.
The genuine i sold only by us findonrapeDU ,
appointed ;tliroughout the South end no red-
aris allowed to sell it. i,Dtalcrs and pureW ! 1 1
ors!genera31y are cautioned -eaim-l buying of
nny but ouij regular aeents, otherw ise they will
le1mposea.Hipon with a worthless article. : . 1
III cuarincs si, iew 'nieno". , .. ;
j t;uic vi t uu1- - . .
dl. nh.r.l af,ont for tne Miuinrrn fnii '
J ii win nil vi j'-ir-i"""' .
l.Fink Cricord; Pritchard t Caldwell, Chall
lotte: Hsier t Ileinish. Charlotte; ill Siw ,
Salisbury i Murphy, McRorie & Co., SaliM
kalrshall 1fe Parker, Al bc-rnarl B; rnh-ru
Su ivan, Cold Hill t?.J. Allenore.u ,
ctr sale by K; D. SAUNIJ. .
j j Chapel Hi" X. C
GENTLEMEN,
rcvouiiuui
ViU most 'assurcHy have to do who r neglect , to
trv ... rrwis as veil ns 1AAM,
fmV Tax bk.fore thelirst flay oi aojrnw
, I T .l As Y WATSON, a
Vlune MU. ' f- ! I Town Conttty
ICE.
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