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SILL tc SILL;
DruIst4 and Practical ClicmistM, opooitc.tlie 3IaimIon Hotel,
I " SAiLISBUItY, N. Q,
Ix addition to their "stf ock. alread v .anifjng the lwgcst iiid most complete in the State, contiuoe
make daily additions if alinosUev ry tting in.their line 6t bnsiuess : cnifcracing ' f
Dru;
, v . Pcrisiiicrj-, Dye
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i They cannot but be sensible of, th flattering evidences of the ajiiTt-ciation of their et
. tablish in Western North arolin4 a treat Depot fur "Medicines,' &c., where the I'h
oiinfli a treat DeDot
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BTEIWIS CASH.
If
HO ! FOR SOUTH TROY AND
EAUjLK MILjjLS
A IHjCVE OF WEALjTII !
. A little more hetyttnd Us riches' thak be developed
to the astonishment of the icorld. and'
to the enrich-
Merchant, the Planter anil all othtk-s, piay always be sura of finding a full supply Of very article
in their line ; and at prices vastly flower than ever before known in this part of the country; and
which will compare most favorkbjf with the prices of- Clooda.of similar quality, in aiiv part of the
United Stateffc ; -: . i' J ." ' " ..;.!':""" " f
. Both Partners being regularGt-Muales in Jledicine; and having .had lorig experience in their
business and devoting theinselvesidiligently to their duties, will guarantee perfect satisfaction to
all purchasers, as well in the quality of their goods, the neatness and care with which they are
put up and packed, as in! the very flijwiprices at which they will be sold. . . ' I
lit f ;
i
i i - , '- U ent of the South. .
j - 1 rpiIE proprfetora of Eagle Mills a
t -
I -
South Troy
il C it
; -v I JL (tue most - important real et
- - mil mnKJ -w.
t- a. value. 1
ONWARD i EaVaWUf '1XWIQU been
hiindaomely rewarded. .$4,00otkJiiJJitirin elev
en months, is not to he sneezed at. ndif this sum
can be realized by a limited investnlentiof capital,
; what could not be done by a liberal n r.d tiill handed
: company ! And will not money mei give their at
tention to this locality aiid its gre: t itklucements
: for the investment oT capital? Its inlirinsie and
, prospective value- has been estiiua4id kt S2.700,
000!!! Very cftuiforialtle suia, thatrfanJoughtnot,
the subscriber think?, to be deeincl uiiworthy at
1 tentiyn of millioimrii . At one timei it vas within
i the reach of men of small means tKose' who toast
I of their 20, 30,. and .00 thousand Jlolhjrs. They
-1 mast be satisfied, now, with simply jseeiihg.thcland'
of promise. . They are invited to eciue hnd take-a
lnk ; and perhaps they may be gratified ijith abriif
tdk -about trading for interests. Bpt lileral men,
i with handsome means, are those wio wiill receive
. attention : Come- -forward -geiitl'enn, Jiere is the
j place for your money, and the. place; that? will ri-.pay
you double for evert dollar expendedi f 1,00 a.
year for 2 j years, art $100.1)00 tp.r-i-over and
. above expenses. Honey will
malke noney. It
Btrangely multiplies itself, and th:i
it veii- rapidlyi
w hen properly used. Will vou comd
Ooyie if you
wiu. If not, why.! we'll so on asiwe have -done
, AV'e'lldothe best we can f ' ' We'll (eontiiue to im-
pre
W(
rove this valuable property. slowW and surely.
iTe'U introduce one thing after aiiitherf until the
ground is occupied. We will not ody lve by it,
, but make motiey. Poor men who hrantjwork shall
. find here eons.tant employment and goiod wages.
To difl5culty about it. Eagle Mills and outh Troy
are bound to goahead, just us. sure jisthejSuH shines
and that the rain falls to water the ejirth. The
Southern country shall feel itjf luigni influence,
-and rejoice in its protiperity. and when we have
done with it, all men shall call us Wcseil.
AXDltEW
BAG G A TILT.
f IS
autagjes of South
Jan. 27, 1S54,- -
P. S. The locatii"n and other ad
. Troy and Eagle Mills." property ud
lerstujod and ap-
preeiated, would hardly fail of arresting the serious
Attention of the friends of the Western (Rail Road
extension. It is our intention tolcollecjt informa
tion on this subject, with a view o ' urgirig upon the
public and the Legislature, the cl dins o5' this sec
tion : aud have but little doubt thif if facts of sufB
cient importance shall be adduced, South Troy and
Eagle Mills, will be speedily com ected With Salis
bury by railroad a it ought to be anil thence with
the markets of the world. To thi end, a survey oi
the route between the two places shall be made- in
due time. 'South. Troy will, ere lo lg became a man
, ufacturing" city ; and hence the ne essity'of increas
ing transporting and travelling fAilities. The nd-
: vantages of such a road would tell Kwerfally upon
i the merchantile uxt aMehimind- faiareMta-
bury; Ducturs, Jiw-yers and DiviAes, are also con
cerned, and would all be bcnefittil. i A. B.
GOLD IIILt HOTEL
J. P. GOW&N
7"OULD respectfully inform his fi-iendiS aiid
the public, that he lms 1
tely opened the
Hotel at Gold Hill, Rowan Cour
ty, Nwth'CarcH
ina, where he will be happy
boarders and travellers. No e
10 accommodate
eruons'oi linn
self and family will be spared tl render all vl
may tavor him with their company iiyreeable
ana comtortabte ; ami lie hopesj his. inclination
and experience will enable liii
to giKe general
satisfaction. He will endeavor
to make his rer-
J".-. i- -1 1 , 1 .
loriuuuce cijuai, 11 11 aoes not imrpass nis'pro
iessions.
Gold HiH, Nj C, Jan. 204 18-
1.
mil:
PAT. K NT 1AHB()I,A
The undersigned is agent for th j Patent Parabo
la Specbicles, and is prepared t" furnish pect.-i
cles and glasses to suit all age:.. The' highest
testimonials can be given fron persons of ac
knowledged reputation, who all agree in saying
that the glasses are Tar superio: to any mow In.
use. They are constructed upr 11 the best estab
lished and understood; principle of Oipties,' and
their adaptation to the human ejj-einits'vfilTerent
conditions of vision, is so pefiljt, as ;to render
sight easy without effort. Xoersons .who have
weak eyes, tlicse sptttaele.vik4ommend them
selves particularly. Call and examine for yotir-
l selves. Spectacles of all kiudsal ways on hand.
I I also continue, to tkeep d larger assortment of
1 Watches, ie"welry ind Fancv.anticles,
. r j W. 11. WILSON,
I Proprietor of the Watch and JesWelry store, Sal
isbury. " Sept. ; 2 50
! WO W'S THE TIR2E!
PRINTING !
'I
WWfpHE PROPR IE t O R S O P T II E
Tr! I " Whiz and Advocate." resDectful-
ly iiiformrthe pub!ie that having just
received an additioHal supply of .
5., of the very best quality, whifh, added to their
former stock, f4r surpassing, any other ih this sec
tion, they are now prepared to do - 1 i
BOOK ANJ) JOB ERI jNTI KG
"in all its various styles, and at at a small advance
on Korthern-priccs. Our materials for large Bills
fire nnsurxassed.j: Those haviD printing to do
either in 1 . j I J - j"
PlAlX t)R FjbsCY: '.$tL& r
re invited to call. jd pains spared to give sat-;
Macwou. un nana a iftrjge suriuxy - of satin enam-
cueu iioarus lor large Cards.
: , I MILLER A JAMES
. Salisbury, July 29, 1853.
! COVRT ULrAAfdS ! i
We.are prepared to furnish -Clef-ks, Sheriffs: and
Constables, with Blanks of every Variety, printed on
ihe best of paier, at fair prices. I -, j
- j. 1 f' L
Travellers' ttest
StatesyiUe, Iredell Coimty, N. C.
undersigned haviig purchased the
. vaboTe named Hotel, ! of J. R. Harbin
wold infohn the Public, thabthev 'r.
io w pr-pareu wyecejve and; accommodate board
Are and trayejlers,1 No exertions will be spared
io satisfy tiiae who may ' favo us with their
r . . . 1 1 . -
, patronage, - i t I
'JAMES Af SCROGGS,
'A. M. WAtKER. f
Marck 17tii 1853-1;- J - ,
JAMES W, DICK,
Forwarding jand oumissiou
. MKWCIIJVT,
, FAYETTEyiHEJiy.
Jan. 27. 18;4. ,
c.
n
- Stulls, arnislies, 1'aiiits,
Iti iisltes. ;iass. &.C..J '&... &.r;
elforts to es-
for Medicines.' &c. where the Physician, the
. - - '- - y .. - 7
Sept. 30::::48
, ! DR. STRONG'S
C0HP0OD SANATIVE PILLS.
nnilE.SE Pills are entirely Vegetable, and are
I most superior meilicin in the cUire of all bilious
'Complaints, Chills and Fever, Dyspepsia, Costive
ness, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Sick Jleadiiche,
Scrofula, fait Bhcum, Fevers of all kinds, loss of
Appetite, Obstructodand painful Menstruation, and
all lingering diseases. I
As a Eemale medicine they aft like a charm, and
when taken according to the directions, they never
fail to ure the worst eases of Piles,; after all other
remedies fail. i- . . j i-tai'tf
. They purify the blood, equalize thf.ciiculatioh, re-4
nit; lvivcr, ji.iuneys, anu otner Decreiory vr
gans to a healthy tona and action ; and as an Anti
Bilious Family Medicine they have no equaL Price
25 cents jer, box; Also, - & ...
! DR. STRONG'S PECTORAL ' STOMACH PILLS.
j A remedy Tor-Coughs, Colds, "Catarrh, Bronchitis,
i Group, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Consumption,
j Xcrvous Diseases, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Erysipe
las, Disease of the Heart, jnflauiation and Pain in
j the Chest, Baefc and Side, land all 'diseases arising
frOiu a deranged state of "the Stoiuiich, and to re
j lieve the distress and bad lecling from eating too
1 hearty food, ia weak and dyspeptic habits.
I Warranted to be purely Vegetable.
These Pills act as an expectorant, tonic, and Aperi
ent' One 25 cent box possesses three times more
power to cure diseases than a one dollar bottleof tiie
Syrups, f Balsams, or Sapsiparillas; that was ever
liiailc and a simple trial ot "only one box will prove
this hnpnrtaut truth. , -..; ; ; . ,"
They promote Expectoration, loosen the Phlegm,
and clear the Lungs and other Secretory Organs of
alFuiorldd matter, and there is not another remedy
in the whole Meteria Mealca t-apable of fmparting
such healing properties to; the Lungs and Vital Or
gans as. thcie Pills. Theyicure Costiveness, produce
a god, regular Appeti'fc'JaJnd strengthen the System.
Price 2 j cents per box; containing 25 doses of
medicine. Call on the' Agents who sell the Pills,
and get the Planter's iAlmanac gratis, giving full
particulars and certificates of euresi , ' ' ;v . . ! jl
Both kinds of the above named Pills are for sale
in Salisbury, by SILL fc SILL; in Concord by J.
II. IlOIXiENS A CO.. who. also keep a supply of
Dr. Spencer's Vegetable, Pills, and lr. Hulls cele
brated Pillswhich stop-the Chills; and Fever the
first day, and do not sicken the stomsieh or operate
on the hiwsls. Autr. 5, '52::ly tl
MEMO V A L ! ! !
Wew goods
Alp.)! 1.DD KESrECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
T T t the public, that thev have reinoved to Xo.
3 in Hie (2KAMTK BUIiDIXG,.-
where tihey have a very IiAP.GE AND HAND
SOMELY. FITTED ITP'STCiR fi ROOM, and are
f' 'iwntJtg aui.-ae lork and Philadelphia,
their i " ' pi-., j' '; , . :
SPRING and tSUMMEK
STOCK ORiGOOBS,;
which i the most VARIED and COMPLiriE Stock
of STAPLE AND FANCY DRV (JOODS. .)..
.have ever Offered to the public. Whe "have tl.c
greatest! variety of "LADIES- DRESS GOODS and
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR of tfj'e best and most fash
-I
ionable styles. Olir stlK-k is ln(l llllliv.u,.- i ;,-a
; ' detail ; we invite the attention of the Indies to
Mir stock of i
j DRESS SILKS,
Crnpe de Vnrig. Shallys, EhibKii.leries,
.-Mantillas, Ribbinds, Bonm'ts. Shots,
Emluoi.tered Pocket llandktnrhiel's.
W
Iso
ite the" (lentleiiun's atter.'tini-
t our
Stock -of
1-iOIIlS,
fas.ri,uieres. Vesthiu's,
Sr. k
lravajs, Shirts aiid Collars. -. : ;
Fine J'
inp se Boots niid'Shocs, Hats,
THEf INEST LOT' OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
in the market.. We hope all who want G O 0 D S '
will give on a, fall, as we will spare no pains' t show
g..od., an, nei-er get offended if they do not suit.
We woid liere temler our .thanks to the public
iur the very ..fif.ieral. patronage, that we lnive reeeiv
j ed since we Have been in business, and we hope la
continue t iilerit the confidence of our customers,
j All we.waat is a trial so give , us a call, and you
w in ieascu. . . - ... . . j
i t -' I ; J- . DROWN A LEMLY.
. Salisbury,. April 15. 1854. . ! tt2i-,
1 S. I U c have a remnant of Hardware, sucti as
rnvejs;ana J iocs,' and also Crockery, which we will
selllowfr tlyift they can be bought elsewhere, as we
waift to set out of the trade, mill ffivp nnr of t.-ntlATi
entirely' (o thej
Dry Goods. .
J. D. BROWN & LEMLY.
f2A!ySIOW HOTEL
j SALISBURY, N. C.
rriHE undersigned having taken charge Of this
loIIS established HOTEL,; situated on the
North Corner ?f the Court HoUse,' respectfully
lniorms, tlie ti-avelnng public th it will be her)
aim to Keep up to the fullest extent, the reputa
tion wlijcli tills House has heretofore sustained
for its,- comfortable accommodations abroad.
No pains or emease tpared to rendor siitiKfior!
all who may fayor her with a call. ; From her
long experience, she is confident none will have
cause to complain. . .
. The House will, at all times, be supplied witli
a sufficient number of well trained and attentive
servants, and the furniture kepi in the best or
der. ; 1 ! . . . ' - j ,
TII E TAB tiE shall constantly be supplied
with the very best the market can command.
' TIIE STAGE OFFICE
i a11 e PrinciPal St:1Se tones is kept at this
Hotel. The great Xorttitrn and Southern .Mail
Liu-k arrive anil depart Daily f also, the Western
via-Lincolnton to AshviUe, Triiweehly, ' V
- . i . TIIE STAR EES - ' '
i A. A 1 1,
-lttacneu to the Hotel are .large, comfortable,
and attended by, the very best Ostlers in ,the:
country ' - j - ' - -
Trusting that by strict attention to the; wants
of the public, nt only to retain the -liberal pa
tronage heretofore bestowed on the Hotel, but to
merit an increase.-
' '! ANN BROWN.
Salisbnry, Dec, 16, 1853. i iff 8
MOB.ING & CALDCLEUGH,
House, Sign and Ornamental
! PAINTERS, r
LEXINGTON, 'WORTH CAROLINA,
TT70IJLD make known to the public that they
-1 1 are now carrying on .the above business
in all its various branches, and are prepared to
do work in either branch at short notice, and on
as accoViniodaf&ig termff as it can be done in the
Country; and iu: good style.
'-- C. S. MORING,
- i ; AND.. CALDCLEUGH.
Jan. 27, 18-34: ,'; , " tfl3
A T THE FACTORY in this place, two good
XL Families, or five or six respectable young
Women as spinners and weavers, ami one or two
young men. 'Apply to 1
J. G.
CAIRNS.
3t2!)
Salisbury, 5Iay 15, 1854,
' .: 1 . AND ; ! .
Rowan Ho use.
SALISBURY, N. C. j
B Y H.
I.. ROBARDS.
TIIIS House has acquired a reputatloa which ve
ry properly places itaraongthe first class IJotelj
of the State. There may be fouudhere U that per
tains to the real comfort and enjoyment of its guests.
; Before its enlargement, the Rowan Houpe was re
nowned for its quiet, its good managemchtand neat
ness, and more so now since the extensivejimprove
ment"made by the! present proprietor.- who is the
real owner and not le.-see,) rendering it 0nc of the
j birgest, and in all other essentials, among the
j uest Houses I11 the Southern Country,
j The House, most of the servants,
vegetable garden, iwith a farm well
Bn estensive
wooded, in
mile of Town, all the property of the
indomitable
proprietor. The-public 'will, fflew sh.
idl mniX here
first rate rooms, carpets on the floors, clean and soft
beds, nice white walls, ( J j ;
j A Table j bountifully spread
with every variety of creature comforj:s.I The pro
prietor's personal, attention being bestiwed upon the
comfort and convenience of its guests!, i J " f
t His success, and the continuous increase of his
jeustom justifies! the belief that the proprietor pos
sesses the qualities and accomplishments 6f a good
Jandlor'd. ' In f:ict, if the traveller oi! soiourner in
jSalisbury wishes to feel at home, justjlet him call at
j . " Slaughters Old Point Comfort," '
and state his wants to RoBAnns, and he wiiist might
"way find himself in the enjoyment of as much com-'
Jort as can fall to the lot of man away from his own
lire-side. - j :
The House, it is true, has been for weeks over
sowing, and still they continue increasing.' Come
on ladies and gentlemen, the second enlargement of
the House is now under way, and the bac k yard fill
ed with lumber, thnd a sufficient number of hands
employed W complete in A short time, a
large and
splendid three story addition to the old Rowan
The accommodation for horses already
much ert-
ilarged. '..' r .4 V -':. .. . ; -
: ; -
Twice the number of excellentservantsliaye been
iprocurcd for another year, and most stipet lor Ostlers
atteifding the stables j. the barns keptfilletLwith the
yery nest 01 ail kinds 01 provender,
; . " ! ' i H. L. T0BARDS.
I SaUsbury, December 2S, 1S52,
STAGE OFFICE, j i
f From and after the first day of January, 1S53,
the Rowan will be the Stage House, ayd thepropri
etor the agent ': - " : ' ; j ; .
I For Waddell's line of mail coachcj direct Ifrom
Salisbury to Raleigh. . i '
j For Warlick'e mail line of coaches fromi Salisbury
ito Morgantonj which is continued by IChUnn direct
to Asheville. " .' j . If..
I For C. Lucas & Co.'s splendid line Jof four horse
Ipost ooaches, from Salisbury to Charlotte
! . And for their line 'of four horse po?t coaches from
:Salisbnry to Danville, via Lexington, Jimestown,
and Greensboro', and on to Richmond, Va., in 48
hours. ); - ( ' j .
NEW COMBINATION !
i . t i. i
Wm. Plmnmei:,
Saddle,
Harnesi
Bok
AND SHOE. .
TMT A "VTTT' A fTTTU TT""!?
T
lAKES this method of informing his custom
ers and the public generally, that having
recently visited the cities of ''Baltimore, Philadel
phia and New York, (where be purchased all the
necessary materials to carry on the Harness, Sad-,
die, Hoot and Shoe business,' at thej .lowest cash
prices, he is now fully prepared tolmajnufacture
all articles in the various branched of j his busi
ness, as good as tli e best, and to sell them as low
as the lowest. i
He would say to the public that 1l s material fur
Boots and Shoes is of the very bestnnJ Ins work
men unsurpassed for mechanical skill." He is de
termined to give satisfaction to all in want of
Hoots and Shoes. , , '.
- His Harness will compare with any nvde North
or South, for either beauty or durability.' On
hand and tor sale a large lot of
M01NTINGS
of every kind, which! he will sell low tJ those de-
I eirous to purchase to work up or tp
p.l again
ue returns nis tnanivs to those
1 have so
'or the fu-
liberally sustained him, awl promibes
tui-e to leave nothing undone to nwJrit
not only a
continuance bnt an increase.
Salisbury, Dec. 23, liteS? -.
,ly9
SOMETHING EW-BE IT KNOWN, ,
AND let it go forth upon the win
to every individual in the State
;s of the wind
of North Car
olina, that Pulvermacher's Hydro Electfie Voltaic
lhains, arc the only truly scientific reAiedy by w hich
an nervous I'l.-eases
iiermaiieiitlv cured.
an be quicklyj -relieved i.nd
Rheumatism, ninf'ul; nnd
swelled Joints, Paralysis, Sciatica, Neuralgia Of the
Face, Palpitation of the Heart, Periodical Nervous
Headache. I tonne Fains, Dyspepsia, P
litis between
the Shoulders, Indigehtion, Flatuleneh,-
MenerilDe-
bihtv, Asthma . HISTORY.
. ltie ilyitro r.lectnt oltAic Chains were first in
tro.duc.ed into trance pliree years sin
celebrated French Professor Pulvci
entirely new and novel mode of am
by the far
mariner, as an
ying Electro-
uiagueti:
tier bci-n;
111 in the curel
01 riervous uist-ajf
ah d af-
subjected to!
the most thoi
Ougii trial,; by
every hospital
the first medical men an that city, in
they wore pronounce
lo be the most) effijeacious of
ahv remeuiai a'irent v
t discovered, fj
f Hie rapid rc-
lief and.permanent cure of the above hientioned dis
eases, nurLwej'e also wcominended to thi favor of
the French government, who granted a patent in the
year 1810. Daring the years 15?30 and 'oi they were
introduced into Austria, Germany, BelgiiAn and En
gland, and also patented in those count fies, where
they not only met with, the sauetion df nlinost everv
ji ct-. . 1.1.
itriiiiieu man or curope, nut were tirougut into gen
era'l use in every hospital .on' the Ea.-iernjcoiitinc-nt,
and the beneficial rcsiflts produced jjn the cure of
nervous diseases, found to he astonishing aAd strange.
The (Chains were first introduced.in this country one
year since, in the city1, of N.; York, wliere their fame
nad already preceded tjhem. They weire a : once sub
mitted to a trial in the hospitals of thiat city, by the
eelebratetl Professors Yalentine MottJl'ost,"Yan Bu
ren, Camochan, who Readily discoeired that they
possessed extraordinary power in fhejtreiitment and'
cure of Nervous Diseases, and at ouce advised thoir
general use throughput this country, by jkiblishiug
their opinions in a pamphlet which'nlijiy be'obtained
(gratis) of any of the advertised agenta i'ri the State.
The sale and demand has been unparalleled since
their first introduction; and not' one person can be
found that has expressed himself dissatisfied with
their use, and in no instance have they failed to per
form what they claim to.'' Theyare sjo constructed'
as to be worn next to jthe skin, upon the part dis
eased, and by simply moistening themiwitji common j
vinegar, a constant current of uninterr jipttj J. Electro-1
Magnetism is produced, which supplies tlib exhaust
ed Xm-vous Syirtum withtlmt 'eswrntia! timid which
is the source of so much pain and sufivrin"-. i .
.In female diseases, they are rapidly tjaking the I
place of all Nostrums taken intothe stoniach, for they j
neither sicken nor disgust, and ciin be ilsed at all !
times with. the most perfect safety. TJieylare equal-
iy applicable to adults and children, aiid will last for !
two vpiira Si-illi nk,. .. .'.: " i , .
J v u... vi gemug out 01 repair,
and can be sent by mail to anv nnrt. a.r k r;tA
States. Price of Chains $.1 ft. Till nsiAfiiVH..n;A.l l.
a pamphlet of 5b pages, givimg a cleai- and full ac
count of Lie mode of use. The chains mlj be seen
on exhibition at the Crystal Palace, Ni York, where
they attract great attention from the learned and
scientific. Caution to Ladies.
Ladies who are en, ioite are reqnestd not io use
them, for by so doiuir unbleasant nhlt !,,.
follow. The Electric
principal cities in th? U.S. SILL' & SlL, Agents,
Salisbury; J. Stcmert, Gen. Agent. Us Broadway
A- v- . Jan. 6, ISot lylQ '
GOOD BUGGIES ! ,
rpiIE undersigned, most respectfully 'calls the
X attention of the 'citizens of Rowan and the
surrounding counties,' to his extensive
Buggy and Carriage Establishment,
nearly opposite to the sUre of W. turpllv &
to. He will keep always! tin hand ready made
Buggies of the fineskind, and manufactured of
the very best materials. Those wishing to sup
ply themselves with this almost Indispensable ar
ticle of ease and comfort iii riding, are incited to
call, as he is determined toj sell twenty per ocnt
cheaper than any other establishment in Salis
bury or surroundimr country OtvWqU,,.,,,.,..!
w tf r '"l uunuiii'
--. . . . JOHNSTON,
NEEDLES I NEEDLES
The' best quality of James Smith & !Sons drilled
eyed Needles, English, for sale by I )
48 . . i W. R. WILSON.
Administrators Bonds . '
-FOR SALE HERE
m
i '
X 1ST Of? tETTERS remaining in ihe
JLJ iost M SansTsttry, N,C.;My2, 1854.
I James Anderson, itfosesABosuBk Birck
head, Clark BrumelJ, Samuel C.Bartlet RachtSl
C. Boyd, Johii Barnet, Jane E-Brown, Solomon
Brown, Margaret A, Banting, Sophia Bisherer,
alary A-JJrown, Richard Barnes, Allison Bard,
Sarah Ann Beayer, Christina Bisherer, iJohn T.
Brown, John Bosten.Tklr,-Brown, John H. .Cress
2, James CamJpbelVR. L. P. Cutting, Elizabeth
Crook, R. H. owan, Alexander Caster,! Jane C.
Carzine, W. If. nnerM. C. Douglas, Rev. P.
Do, S. L. DaTia,AMgfituaC. Davis 2, W. A.
ElKs, Ed. Eafnhart, ,Elkin .& Killinger Stokes
Fraley,,D.Fari1haia2T .Yter, Mrs. M. E.
Foster, fieo. parner Margaret Gallimore, E. E.
Gibson, T. CGriffilfi, H.M. Goldsmith!4, Mos
es Hodgen, (colored) Miss Elizabeth Harrison,
Miss C. C. ir&ll, Wm.. Hoke 2, Moses Hettinger,
lODiasiiUimecnt, C. G. Hix 2, J. L. Hendrii f
u. iiarnsrM.. ttuey. Catharine Heilick, Caleb
Josey, Capt. Jt, J. Clutz, C.J,KJn8, G. W. King,
W. M. Kmcade, J. IL Limbaugh, J. J. Lee, M.
KJ-Vdui Maj7 A.1Xocke, R. Wl Locke,
O. Link, H. Bawson, 3. Lowry, J. Lyeiy, Chas.
X,ierle, L. Lofrance, Jliss L. m: Moyer, J. Mel
ton, J. A. Mifeemore, J. Moore,! Nancy Hay, S.
Martin,-HenrV.Mitchell, (col.) II. Moord, J.Mc
Kmght, Mary Minor Sarah AnnTSiksh, Alexan
der Nash, J. A. Neely, E. A. Propsi W. R. lroc
tor 2, Elizabeth riirnell, Capt. p. L. Teelor, A.
reringcr, John Rendleman W. A. Robison, Ja
cob Rendlemam, D. H. Rice, Cathey RiceW. It.
Rough, E. Kulty, P. Revnwn.'j Russell, John
Reynolds, C. iOlose,' Eliza 3. Redwine', Jesse
Riter, W. J. gnath. J. Smith, Mary A. Spencer,
Taul A. Seaford, A. JL Shepperd, S. Spry, W.
L. Smith, Thps. Sears, pc-ter Trexler. W.ITowns-
kley, C. Taylor, J. L; Thomson, !W. Yineeht, H.
V augh, J0S4 llhams, - Peter. Williamson, John
Whitiock, MiJlev AVjiller.v ' j -
3t27 A:--1SA
WEIRMAN, P.M.
Tsfefr Tickets
i . on i : I
BLAND & DUNN'S
, DALLY. MAIL ITNE. I
A AN BE OBTAINED A1J Til ETI AXSI0N HO -
V..iei, oauspury, V., to ualhitorc via Wei-
don and Portsmouth, for tH-'-a mt K n i
To Richmond, yia Raleigh Weldon ' j
and Petersburg, for : i i l OO
I ARCII'D S. BROWN, Agent
August .1111833
4
. NOW IS THE TIME!
Willi tnttTiew of. closing up all my old buti
ness, I will soil at each of onr Courts 'in May
an-l August, and at liny Superior Court, a fine lot of
Buggies,, Carriages, j-mall Hand Carts, ' Wa.-ona,
and Carryalls, eithet privately or puhlu:lv. j
Elegant Buggies tin be 'bought; for SSO-'feash.
Carryalls, iroft axl4, $75. All else proportionate- '
ly low. . I will sell ho work ;tli!.l nt ,. tt. !,.,.
quality of wood, irri and
- - -T -r - ....... .j uui -' 1
workiuaiii-hij). I Those
wishing to hujjr, can ilo so by
calling at mvi shops.
ana in their purchase, save
the job. -; v- j
March 3, ISp l. ' ' '
10 or 15 per cent 011
J. S. JOHNSTON.
I Dr. U S. PAItKER
HA 1 Q ermiiently located in Mocksl
fers his fcrofeiional services to the pil
QanbefoundatthelllAie Hotel. Offieejustoi
ille, of
blie-.
posite
ipiei in iJiic-tioual. . r Miirch IS, 1S53 :tfi
i)
f DRESS SILKS!
1 ICH PLA.il6,).LAt'K, &c.,'just receijed at
J.V Chambers & (limbers' . ;
I- --'-;." ' j' CHEAP ST0jtE.
DR S WAIST "
Offers if is 1iof;sioxal SKiivici-s
V to the ciUiensf f Salisbury.: : ,
ice i opposite thef Mansion ITote
Drsllll & Sill's Drug Store, her
nhd adjoining
he can be foijnd un
ss proj'essionally engage?
i Marchl8u8. 4
tfia
CySTER'S
SP ANISI
MIXTURE
- THE GREAT Pf
FIER OF TIIE BLOODi !
1 Not scjuarii
ofMercnry Drit! I
.it lul'alii'le, if
-uy for Scrofula, King's Evil,
Jtitinata Cutaneous Ei-uiirtrm
V. lvheumSuisia";
Finiples or PjBstulein the Face, Blotches, Boils.
Chronic Sore Eye
Kinir ivorui or Tetter. Scald
Worm or letter.
Head, Enlargement
the "Bones and
Joints, stubborn Ul
bago, Spinal jcomp'i
from an injudicious
life, or impuity of :
This vuluid.le Jh
bra ted for th nunib
ted through ifs agei,
at; the urgentfreque?
the public, wjiich tin
iu its virtuesjand W'
rs, Syphilitic Disorders, Luui-
nts,. and all diseases arising
e of riiereiiry, iniprudcnije iii
cine, Which has bet-Ome icle-
of e.vraordinary curcs cjft'oc
, has Induced the proiiridtors
o their friends, to offer- it to
do wiih the utmost confidence
.Icrfull curative propertiiis.
The'-fc'llowing certiri
te selected fi om a large num-
her, are however, stii
ner testimoivv than the imr.
word of the propriet
and are all from gentlemen'
well Known ai their
calititfs. and of the hiirhett re-
speetability, Ibiany o I
them.now residing in theji-ity
ot iliclimoiKK V lrgu
E. BoYDE.ij, Esq.,
the- Exchange Hotel, IUt-h-
monii, known everv
KvhoreJ savs 1
has seen
Medicine ca!jcd Car
tend in overija huni
s Spisnish Mixture ;admibiii-
u c;iML-r, in nearly ail the
.1 . - 1 11 .
lis-
eiises lor whnth it is 1
onmitmlod, with the inos
toiiishing goid rcsul
as
lleJ says it is the 'lniist
traordinury liiedicinc
iex-
ne iia4. ever seen
Ague and fever
rent Cure. 1 hereby certafy,
that for thre years 1
au Ague and Jrever. of jthe
most violent Rescript
took large iii&ntitics
n. Xuart several rhvsicirins.
i' Qiiiikiiie, Mercury,' and ifce
vertweik but all without "any
neve an rue aomcs a
permanent raief. A
Mixture ; twai bottles
last A tried Carter's; Sbanksh
and I am hajipy to mi
t wnu-li eflectuallv cured
1 nave bad neither chilly
fevc
cr since.'; J coBsiiir it the best toni iii the wol
or
Hd
aud the only mediciu
that
ever readied in v crfsb.
'-. S I JOUN LOrODEX
I'eaver Dam, nca??rJrhink)nd, A'a.
. C. 15. Li ciS, Esq'miSy in the city of Ilklnnoiinly
and for many'years in the plo-st office, has such eqa
liuenee in the astonislJns efficacy of Carter's Humi.
ish AIixture tliat he hjj-i boii-ht upwards 8f 50 Ink
ties, which he has givn away to the afflicted. Itr.
ljuck says liefhas uevor known it to fail wheu tak
aet'ordinir to direeth.11.-. I . .
! 'Dr. Misokf a practicing physician; andf formeily
01 tne city Motel,, in the City of Richmond, says te
lw witnessed: in a number j.f instaneesflie effects. k
Carter's Spassh Jdixmrt wjiich were Host truly su r
priKing. Heiays in -ft ease! of consumption, il"epe
dent on the Iavcr, the goodi effects ircre wontierfjil
indeed.' S;. - - L 1
Samukl M,,DniNKEn, of Ithe fmu of Drinker t
Morris, Richmond, was cured of Liver complaint of
8 years standing, by the use of two bottles of Car
ter's SpanukJMixture. ;f f ' .
Great cureof Serofal..k'he Editors of the Pvich
mond :JttjHtAjfe,. n IwirtjcW'aatricjMployiI iu thir'
press room, cure.l of vifcnt Scrofula, combined with
Rheumati?m,;Which eniirely disabled him from work.
Two bottle's ijf 08x1618 Spanish Mixture made a
perfect cure of him, aal the Editors, in a notice, say
they " eheerfiilly'recflainiend it to all whii aie afflic
ted with ny -disease of the blood."
Still another cure of Scrofula. I had a very val
uable boy eufed of rofulft by Corter'si Spanish .
Mixture. ' I consider it a triily valuable medicine.
-- i JAMES M. TAYLOR,
Conductor on khe E..F. A P: U. R. Co., Jlichmuiid.
V - ' S " ' - I '- . ' -
iSalt Rh 'eiivi of 20 years standing. Cured.
j.Mr. Jobx TIhompsok, residing in the city of ltich
mon'S, was cuied by fhree bottles of Carter's Spanish
Mixture of Salt Ithenni, whijth he had nearly twenty
years, and which all the physicians of the.city could
not cure. ,ivi inonmson is well known merchant
in the city-of;llichmond,yi., and his curels most
relnarkable. if; ' . j1 .
i RiCHARn El West, of Ribbmbnd, was cured of
Scrofula, andiHvhat physicians oalled confirmed Con
sumption, by three bottles of Carter's Spanish Mix
iure. . -i''- ' ''. '";' ' '.'.': i' .
j Enwix Bcbton, Commissioner of the . Revenue,
says he has seen the good eflVets of Carjter's Span
ish Mixture in a .number of Syphilitic cases, and
says i is a perfect cuje for that horrible disease.
! Wm. . Uaswood, of Richmond, Va., cured of
Old Sores and .Ulcers, which disabled him from walk
ing. "Took ft few bottles bf Carter's Spanish Mix
ture, and was jmabled to walk without a crutch, in
a short time permanently cured. i
, 1 Principal Depots at M. WARD, CLOSE A CO
No. 83 Maidea Lane, Xew York.
i E. W. DYOTT & SONS, No. 132, North 2d St
Philadelphia. - ,
DENNETT DEERS, No, 125 Main St., Rich-
mond, Va, and foisale by
SLLIi (SSILL;
- Salisbury, N. C.
j sept, y, isoS iyo
NOTICE.
V r-
,
APPLICATION win be made at the next session
of the general Assembly of North Carolina,
to mcorporatefthc Scotch Ireland Lodge, No. 11 -of
Ancient York -'Masons. p ' '
j April 15, ljiy l. . j
24
Land Deeds and Deeds 6f Trust, '!
Mariage License, Writs of Ejectment, Witness
. Tickets, &c., for sale at this office
An agreeablf and Efficacious! Family
Medicine, sanctioned and prescribed by
THE MEDICAL FACULTY !
SILL'S COMPOUND
mnnir
! ALTE1LVXT!
The best aud most certain remedy
lor tliecure of l.vspepsia, Indiges-
r tion, Flatulency, Liyer Com
plaint, Nervousness, General
11 Debility, &c, &c. j
And ii especially intended and adapted to relieve
. . j the affections of Females and others of se-
aentary habits and pursuits. I
This valuable article 'exercises a gradual and
gentle, yet certain and most salutary inBnencetin
the; most important organs of the human frame ;
restoring in an extraolrdinary manner! their na
tujul action, thereby establishing that pust.cqui
libtium in all the functions.of the system, which
constitutes perfefet health. ,.' . " ; j . l- " '
To those who i"esid4, or have been exposed in
miasmatic regions, ;t Will be found an admirable
means of preventing and even curing Intermit
tent, Fever, Agu and Fever, &c, &c, as weUas
mapy of that long train of tedious, distressing
and dangerous affections, so often consequent up
on hem, such as, enlarged Spfecn, fjbsrructed
Liter, Chronic Diarrhoea, &c, kc. Itf has also
been found, in many cases, to produce the most
hapipy and enduring effects in many of those
anomalous ahd nervous affections in females, for
which, as yet, iiio satisfactory mode of treat
ment has been adopted- . i: - , -
Tj"he value of tUsmedicine is how no longer a
matter of doubt. 1 has been fairly tested not
only in this community, but in various parts of
I BurrouBiamg conntivyin the town pr Char
ioue auu oaiisr)ury,"nna counties 01 MecKlenburg,
Rowan, Iifdell, Uavii, Cabarrus, and Davidson
anu in several or the principal cities a nd towns
of South Carolina. From all these, tlie irenorts
hae beenof th.rnost satisfactory chajralcter, as
''"crous.'testiiisoiiials from individuals of the
- . ui efrvvMiJuu eiiuiracier ainpiy iestiy.
This is 110 Quack Medicine but one composed
of ingredients well known to physician, and dai
ly used by them: It lis from the judicious and
happy combination of these, that new land valu
able properties sire developed, which renders it
so valuable in that - wide, range of affections in
w hich it has obtained so higji a character. The
pi'oprietoi-s will,! with pleasure, make known its
constituent ingredients to any gentleman of the
Medical Faculty, , ; ,
Prepared by SILL & SILL, side lroprietors,
Salisbury, N. G., ami for Sale by ther Agents
iu'Xorth and South Carolina, Georgia i and Ala
bama. j; July 1 , 1 SoC Cmo35 -
SPRING- AND I SUMMER
1' IMSiaiOXS AM) XKW
ARRIVAL OF CLOTnS, CASSDIERES, TEST-
1AU5, KMJJI shM IL0T111AG,
II. Ul BEAItb
H
AS the pleasure : of infonuinsr the fcitiipns nf
fralibury and tlie imblic! in srcneral. that be
naa just -.reveivea a larire assortment af-Hhe, finost
j ami most fashionable j -
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tt'slinss, Ready-Made
. j Clothing, &c., for the Summer Wear. .
Alva3s o hand, Keady-SIade Clothing' o
; Lisi own Manufacture, 1 1
.; AlsoFine HATS and CAPS.
which cannot be exeellodforneatnessand durability
Among his stock may be found gentlemcb's Dress
and Frock Coats,!par.t.$ and vests, together with.an
astoitnieut of :B..y's and Children's Clothing.'
His Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vcst
ings, will be sold as low as thjey can be purcha-sed'
in this part of the country, and made up in the best
style of the art, aiid with the best trimmings which
tbelXorthern markets ean supply. I. -
Sprinir and Summer jKashions for -1 Ho 1.
1 1'- JtST RECEIVED, - j . -
Tailors' Shear4 Points, Thimbles, and! Needles,
always on hand ior-sale. - . ";j .-.'.' ' ' '
lie repcctl'ully invites the citizens of 'Salisbury
and! the public toeall- and exasnine" for themselves.
livery efiort road to please btth in price fnil qiiali-
tTj.
gjaiicbury, 3far-h.-3I,-
ISjt.
tf i'o
1 -
TIN, SHEET IRON & COPPER
WARE jMANOFACTOEY!
)pposite3lurpliy's CraiiifrToS'r
WILLI AXIS .BROWN
' TJ AKES .this njethod jof" informing tlife" citizens
" ; X f the sun-oitidiiig 'country, 'that hivt carry-
on in "'Salisbjury, thcabovej hamedf business
in all itsdiflercnit branches, .a nil will alfayskeef
on hand an assi-tnio-iit of Tib, Japa-.. Copper
and Sheet Iron KVare. I II ouso Roofing and (J ut
tering executed Jpromptly. He w ould especially
call attention to iis sheet iron STOVIvSwith cast
iron tops ifnd botltom.s for parlorsordining rooms.
For beauty, comfort and cheapness, thoy are un
surpassed. ' - 1 - V - - . , . s . ; j
. STILLS of all sizes kept for sale, and made td
Order at the lowest prices. Merchants, Ped
lars nnd othersare invited to arive him a call as
he is deterBiincii to sell the above articjes cheap--
er man tiny otner House 111 tlie State. V
Country produce, old pewter and old copper,
taken in exchange for work. ' J
fin li s:"I'iiiiT'
N.iC, Dec. 2. 1853. r 1 tf t ;
HAND XOOM !
C. Mendenhall & Kina
I "t-V- HI r L-l-r .V
HAND LOOM ! !
Itilented Xoieniber i, 1S52.
7 VYi IS important labor saving machine, for do
I mestic mahufacturing, is destined to super
cede and drive' Out of iise all other hand looms;,
that have their treaddics Operated by the actiotf
of the feet, and the shuttle thrown by the-hand.
The Coustructionj is ' i j '' ""'
Simple, Cheap andvl)urable !
From its great simplicity it is not subject to get
out of order ; and the entire machine complete,
can be made by j any ordinary carpenter. The
advantages it possesses .over the ; old. fashioned
loom, consists in all its parts being
' 1 - Self.cliang1iigj
requiring 110 skill to weave, the treaddles being
operated and the' shuttle" thrown, both al the
same instant; by the direct action of the lay, with
out . the bse of cams or gear wheels. jOn'theuld
loom, it requires five awkward motions-to put
one; weft thread through on this but two simple
motions. . It is neat and convenient, only occu-'
pying one half the space of tlie Old clumiy loomj
On his loom, the weaver may make three times
as much cloth wiih less labor. Any one that can
put a, warp in the old loojn can; put one in this,
without instruction. . The cost is no more than
theldj and isfjually adapted to all kinds, of do4
mestic weavins.ii -l ; ' ' ' -V ' . j
This Machine supplies a long felt want in the
West and South,; where farmers grow their wool,
hemp, flax and cotton, and where factories are
scarce, weave their own cloth, bagging, linen, kc:
BQ3tThe undersigned having bought the righ'tfor
Rowan, Davie, Iredell and Mecklenburg counties,
would respectfully inform the citizens of each,
tha he will, just as soon as he can put up looms,'
establish an agency in Salisbury, Mocksville,
Statesville and Charlotte, and t5epon: hand a
supply for sale. As this loom is just the very
thing for plantation use, and has been so; highly
recommended wherever introduced, he feels that
it will be greatly to the advantage of the public
to supply themselves. All orders addressed to
me ai Amity Hill, Iredell county, will be prompt
ly attended to". N i A. W. McIIEXRY.
Jan. 27, 18-34
ly!3
POLISHED SEED, CORAL
ITOR Necklaces, with or without clasps, new
and beautiful, just received by f v
W. B. WILSON,
- March 16 20 One door above Granite Row
urn i mi
mum
GOOD MEDICINES.
8T4IILE I1S
! DIARRHOEA CORDIAL
Is a pleasant Mixture, compounded in agreement
" iuicb ui x uiu liiacjf, wi uuearpcuue .agents,
loig knowji and celebrated for their peculiar effica
cy, in curing DIARRHOEA, and similar affections of
the system, r In its action, it allays nausea nd
prodnees a healthy condition of the : LIVER, thus
removing the cause at the same time that it cures
the disease.
STABLER'S"
ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT.
i?
Isj&nfidently recommended to Invalids, as unsur
passed by any known preparation, for the cure of
COUGHS, HOARSENESS, and other forms of Com
mon Cotns; BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,4 CROUP,
CONSUMPTION in an Early Stage, and for the RE
LIEF of the Patient even in AdvancedJgtages of
that Fatal Disease. - - '
It combines, in a scientific manner, remedies of
loiig esteemed value, with others of more recent dis
covery ; and besides its toothing and tunt'c qualities,
acts through the skin gently, and with great effica
cy, for the cure of this class of diseases, j - "
The valuable Medicines .above, named-have' re
cently been introduced, with he approval of a num
ber of the Medical Pkofession in the Cty of Bal
imore and elsewhere, and in practice have succeed
ed most admirably in CHrine the-diRcasns for wbioh
thoy are prescribed. '.sThey are offered to the Coun
try Practitioner, as Medicines which he can in all
respects depcndupon,ag prepared in agreementwith
the experience of some of the most learned and ju
dicious Physicians, and strictly in conformity with
the rules of Pharmacy, and as especially serving his
convenience, who cannot so readily as the Citv Phy
sician, Lave his own prescriptions compounded by
See the descriptive Pamphlets, t be had gratis
of all who have the Medicines for Sale, containing
.recommendations from Doctors Matis, Baltzei.i.,:
Anmsox, Payke, Haxdt, Love, te.
- Doctor S. D. Martin says, "I do' not hesitate to
recommend your Diarrhea Cordial and Anodyne
Cherry Exjjeetorant," Ac. : ' f
Doct. John Anmsos says, "It gives me much
pleasure to add my testimony to that of others, in
favor of the extraordinary ejffUsacy of your Diarrhcea
Cord iai, d:e,; and of the Espeetot ant, "1 have no hes
itation in recommending it as a most valuable med
icine, SC. : j J
Doct R. A. Patxe says he has used the Diarrhoea
Cordial in his practice "with the happiest effect, and
thinks it one of the most convenient and efficient
combinations ever offered to our profession." '
Doct. L. D. Hasdy writes, "I have administered
your Anodyne Expectorant in .several cases of Bron
chitis Affection, with the nof happy remit, and from
a knowledge of its -admirable 'effects, I can1, with the
greatest confidence, recommend it," Ac.
. Doct. W.-S. Love writes to Us that he ;has admin
istered the Expectorant to his wife, who has had the
Bronchitiz for fourteen yearn, and that she is fast re
covering from her long standing malady. It has
in a few weeks done her more good than a 11 the rem,
edies she has heretotore used under ablej medical
counsel: ; ' i
.Sixteen of the best AroTnECAniF.s and Pharma
ceutists in the City of Baltimore, write, HVe are
satisfied the preparations known as &tahl-r'a Ano
dyne Cherry-Exjetorant and Xtabler'a Diarrhaa
Cordial, are Medicine of gkeat value, and 'very
efficient for the relief and cure of the diseases for
which they are recommended ; they- bcar the evi
dence of skill and care in their preparation and style
of putting up, and we take pleasure in recommend
ing them." . . j -
j Twextv-Skves oi" the most respectably Meb
rnAXTS, residents of Marvlaxo, Virginia and
NoiiTii Carolina, who have sold and also used these
medicines themselves, say, "From our own experi
ence and that of our customers, we-do confidently
recommend them Pro BonoPublico. Wehavenev
er known any remedies used for which they are pre
scribed, to be so efficient, and to give such entire
satisfaction to all." " '
i.The above notices of recommendation from mem
bers of the Medical Faculty, Pharmaceutists of
high standing, and Merchants of the flrjjt respecta
bility, 'should be sufficient to satisfy all, that these
medicines are irorthy of trial by the afflicted, and
that they are of a different stamp and class from the 1
"tjuackery and "Cure Alls" so much imposed up
on the public. 1 . j
. For sale by Druggists, Apothecaries and Country
Storekeepers generally. I
' j' ''.; " E. II. STABLER A CO..
.'; '." Wholesale Druggists,
. J",. 120 Patt Street, Baltimore. .
Ahe.vts in Salisbury.N. C. SILL A SILL!
FRASER & THOMSON,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
! Adger's North Wharf,
j j Charleston, S. C, j
H 1U attend to the sale of fiOTTOV TAT? A Pen
FLOUR, and other COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Frederick E. Fraser, Paul S. Thomson.
August 11, 1853. ' 1V41
HarnQss ! I Harness !
Wealci s in Harness or all kinds
n om $10 lo $?5 ! I
Ffve doors below the Post Office, Salisbury, N. C.
T is unnecessary to state that the Mountinsrs
JL were brought from the North, as every per
son must know that such is the fact, j ;
The public are invited to call and1 examine
their stock. '
GREENSBOROUGH ;-
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
,-'.-. : O l . .
TPIIE cost of Insurance on the mutual plamis
X .'-but a small sum, compared with a joint stock
Company. This company being' located in the
Western part of the State, consequently much
the larger portion of the risks are in the West,
Tery many of which are in the country.
. I The.Company is entirely free from debt have
made no assessments - and have a very large
amount in cash and good bonds, and is therefore
confidently recommended to the public.
At the last Annual Meeting, the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year:
. James Sloa', President. ' ..'
i B. -Ck ComxjViee president.. i.'. 'H-' J ; -'
fQ. P. Mesdeshaw, Attorney .r '"p
I'etkii AdXws, Secretary and Jreasurer.
-W:t: DIRECTORS. j
I James gloan, Jt A. Mebane, C. P. Mendenuall,
W(. S. Rankin, Rev. C. F. Deems, J. Mi Garrett,
Jed. H. Lindsay, W. J. McConnel, of Greense
boro'; E. F. Lilly, Wadesboro'; W. P. Moor,
Newbern; II. II. Biirwell, Henderson; J.' L;
Bridges, Tarboro; Dr. S. G. Coffin, Jamestown .
W A.' Wright, Wilmington; Dr. C. Watkins,
Carolina Female College ; John I. Shaver, Salis
bury; Johh II. Cook, Fayetteville ; J. J. Biggs,
i:neign; nooen xu. iroy, A,umberton; Dr. Bo.
II.
Scales, Lenox Castle.-:-..
y PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
H. CUMMIXG, General Asrent. - '
WJ
May 10, 18.33. . ly.pd.
NEGROES WANTED !
"!"''i , . i-
THE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW IN MARKET for
the purchase of ; ' "
QUE IIODRED AD HFTY .
! NEGROES,
j of all descriptions, for which he will pay the
1 Very highest Prices in Cash.
Persons wishing to, dispose of any of this kind of
property, wiH find it to their interest to make early
application to him. ' ;MYER MYERS.
Communications from a distance promptly attend
ed to.. - Salisbnry, Jnly 29, 1853:39
DUE NOTICE TO ALL!!
- A It persons who owe me by account or note
J or contract to pay in lumber or produce, as
the case may be, are notified to call at my office
and pay up by the first day of May, as Caleb,
Klutts, after that date will be my agent certain,
with additional fees. J. S. JOHNSTON
March 20, 1854. ' 20
CJ. A. JHILLll, "
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SALTS nun Y, AT. C, . i
WATCHES! WATCHES!
WATCHES!!
. 2 w- E WILSON f
Has just returned from New York and PhiladeW
""to uiu ueauuim Btocn. OI J oun- '
ston's,' M. I. Tobias', Edwards', Cooper's, fish-
er's, Kerson'8 and Bolds ' - "...
Gold and Silver. Watches !
of the latest styles, aiwt at varioas prices ranfir-
ling from J$8 to $150.
Hunting case Freiwih Watches; silver, $8 00
" . detaclibdLeyerextra quality, 2C 00
Open face Quartiers, $8, $10, $12; . "-:'"
" detachedi levers, $16, and $17; '''
Gold detached lever$, $35, 40, $45, ancl $50 '
Gold patent levers hunting case, full jewelledJi
- $50, $G5, $70, $75, $8095, $100, $110, : '
' $130 and $150; . . . . k
Together with a large and well selected stock oC
Jewelry, Clocks, Cutlery Pistols,
Perfumery, Spectacles, Fancy Articles,
Silver and Plated Ware, (
such as Tea and Table Spoons, Kckle Forks and
Knives, Butter Knives, Salt Spoons, Tea -an
Table Forks', Castors, &c, &c.
lie invites all to give him a call and examine for
themselves, arid any person in want of a good -Watch
wijl da well to call 6oon, as ftljetter stock
of WATCHES never was offered for sale iu Wes-
tern Carolina. I - - ' -
- ' W, R. WILSON. .
"Salisbury, SeptJ 30,; 1853. 48 ''
"Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,- Music Boxerr
&c4 repaired in the best manner, and warranted.
ui grorm wen.
FOR the complete cure of coughs, colds, influen
za, asthma, bronchitis, spitting of blood, and all
other Lung complaint tending to consumption.
This preparation is getting into use all over our
country. The numerous letters we receive from our
various agents, informing us of cures efl'eeted in their
immediate neighborhoods, warrant us in saying it is
one of the bst, if not the very best cough medicine
now before the publie. It almost invariably relieves
and not unfrequently cures the very worst cases.
When all other cough preparations have failed, this
has relieved the patient, as Druggists, dealers in
medicines, and physicians can testify. Ask the agent
in your nearest town, what has been his experience
f the effects of this! medicine. If he has been gell
ing it for any length of time he will tell you it is the
best medicine extant .- ; - ;
Below w e give a few extracts from letters we have
receivedkitelyregardingthe virtues of this medicine.
Dr. S, S. Oslin, of Knoxville, Ga.,"says : I have
been using your Liverwort and Tar very extensive
in my practice for three years past, and, it is with
pleasure I state my jbtli'ef in its superiority overall
other articles with which I aih acquainted, for which
it is recommended.": - ' L
Messrs. Fitzgerald & Banners, writing from
Waynesville, N. C. Says : The Livewort and Tar is
becoming daily more popular in this country, and
we think justly so. j All who have tried it speak in
commendable tcrms-Sof it, and say it is very benefi
cial in alleviating the (Complaints for which-it is re
commended." , . ;j - . ..
0ur"aent in Pickens District: S. C. Mr S V Af..
Fall, assures us 'thai he uses it wjth great benefit in
nis own jamuy, ami recommfts it to his neighbors.'
He gives an instance of a negro woman, in his vicin
ity, who had beeniPuBering with disease of the lungs
for years, attende with severe cough, who was re
lieved by the Liverwort and Tar."
Such are the good reports we hear of this medi
cine from all parts of the South. For a report or
the surprising cures it has performed in the Western
and Northern and Eastern . States, we would invite
the suffering patient to read the pamphlet which ac
companies each bottle. To-all, we say, have hope,
have hope. . - ' "
Try the medicine'! Be warned in season !, - And
neglect not that cough which is daily weakening
your constitution, irritating your throat and lungs,
andinviting on thatlread disease,consnmption,when
so soothing and healing a remedy can be obtained
as Ir. Rogers' gyrup of liverwort and Tar.
- Beware-' of Counterfeits and base imitations ! ' The
genuine article is signed Andr-w Rogers, on the en- "
graved wraj-pcr aroiind each bottle.
1 Priee, $1 per botjle, prsix bottles Tor $5. ' Sold'
wholesale and retail by , SCO VILA MEAD, i
111 Chartres sti bet Conti and .St. LouisiN. 0.;
. ...v. .1,0 mi ,uc cuuiucru ouiies, 10 wnom all or-
A Sullivan, Gold Hill ; Marshall A Parker, Albe
marle; R. F. Simonton A Co., Statesville ; . Rose A
Crenshaw, Mocksville ; Kig A liege, Lexington.
May 19, 1S54. I .; p 6m
IS flow put up in the largest size bottles, and is ac
knowledged to be the best irsaparilla made as is-1
certified byvthe wonderful cures it has performed,,
the original'copies Of which' are in the possession of
the proprietor. . Remember this is the only true and
original article. Serofula, Syphilis, Mercurial com
plaints, cancer, gangrene, rheumatism, and a. vast
variety 'of other diseases are speedily and perfectly
cured by the use of fhis medicine. . Read the follow
ing certificate. .Tallapoosa, Ala., Jan, 2, 1852.
Dear Sir: I send you this to certify Vp you that
your Extract of Yellow J)ock and Sarsapa'rilla Las
performed One of the most wonderful- cures on me
"that has ever been effected on man.
I have been afflicted for 40 years with eruptions
on my legs and feet ; in 184S they got so bad that I
had tofgo on crutches, and in 1849 I had one leg
amputated aboye the knee. In about 9 months af
ter my other leg broke out in large leating and run
ning sores frpm my knee to my fooij and discharged
a great deal of offensive matter.- Vly groin also
broke out in large biles, which discharged much of
fensive matter, and at the same time mj left hand
broke out in large running sores nearly to my elbow.
The misery that I have suffered for the last two
years I cannot'describe to you.- .I.was in ucha"0
ny that. I never rpstcd day or night. j
In October last my son brought me one of your
bottle wrappers ; I read it, and found a record of some
wonderful cures performed by your 'Extract of Yel
low Doek and Sarsaparilla,' J sent and got tpo bot
tles of H, and commenced taking it. In two weeks
t my great astonishment my seres all became eu-y
and I could sleep all night, a thing J had not done
for two years. Wen I had taken six bottles, my '
sores had nearly all healed. My gores got well as if
by enchantment. 1 have now used in all eight bot,
tlesof your Hxtract of Yellow Doek and SargapariU
la,' and 1 now consider my self well.,. -" i ' .
1 1 entreat all of thfc afflicted to try this medicine,
for I believe it will cure any known disease in the
world. Lay aside all prejudice and just try it, and
proclaim its great worth .to suffering mankind and
entreat them to take it, for it will cure them.
My case is well known in a large portion of South
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, and if ay should
doubt the above cure, I invite them to call on me
and I will show them the seari. I can be found in L
Tallapoosa -co., Ala., 1 mile from Stoe's ferry.
RENAJAIT TTTTfiirvs '
. The Yellow Dock hnd Sarsaparilla is peculiarly
-adapted for females of delicate health, resulting from
irreguiaruy 01 menstrual discharge?, and fttber dis,
eases peeuliir-to their sex. The proprietor hag in hia
possession a great number of certificates of cures,
performed of the above description. ; We assure '
the afflicted, that a bottle or two of Dr. Guysott'a
Extract of Yellow Doek and SarsapariMa will at once,
regulate those dimcnlties and renew the natural en,
ergies. Put up in quart bottles. Price $1 per bolv
tie. . Sdld wholesale, and retail by 1
, , - --' , SCOVIL &MEAD,
111 Chartres street, New Orleans, ficneral Agents
for the Southern States, to whom all orders mustba
addressed; and by Murphy, MeRorie A Co.;. Sill A
Sill. Sadibury; Murpby A Black, Concord : Barn-'
hardt A Sullivan, Gold Hill: Marshall A Parker,'
Albemarle ; Rose A Crenshaw, Mocksville R, F.
Simonton A Co., Statesville ; King ' A Hege, Lex,
mgton. . ' May 19, 1854 6m29
WORTH 8c ELLIOTT,
Successors to J. D. Williams,
FORWARDING & COMDIISSIOIV
lIEJlGHAiXTS,
J. A. WORTH, i I
Eebruary 4, 1853.
W. P,
ELLIOTT
uers ami applications lor ageneies must be address
ed. Sold by Murphy, MeRorie A Co., SillTA Sill,.
Salisbury; Murphy A Black. Concord r.rl,lf
EICHWINE & HARRISON,
General Iry Goods, Cutlery,
Hardware, Crockery,
AND '
Grocery Merchants,
NO. 76,
SALISBURY, X. C. J
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