V 1
THE THRIFTY FARMER.
The provident and thrifty farmer adopts
three rales for regulating his business,
which he observes himself land enforces on
those around him, viz: to do everything in
the right time, convert everything to its
proper use, and put everything in its prop
er place. i & . . '
. He buys only the improved breeds of
cattle, horses, sheep, and swine, and keeps
no more than he can keep well, ; either in
summer or winter.
He always drives on his work, and nev
er lets his work drive himii "; i
His animals are never under fed or over
worked. ' - .. , i ' -
His out-houses, wood-Bheds, poultry
house, pig-pen,; wagon-house, andcorn-crib
are nicely white-washed oa the outside, and
3cept clean and neat within.
He has a tool-house ad a place for ev
ery tool in it, which may be wanted for
any ordinary farm 'purposes, such as mend
ing implements, making axe or hoe or fork
handles, &c.r and also forjstowing careful
ly away such as will not be wanted for an
other season. ' . -
xie nas sneus arouuu uis uaru-jaru bu.
protect his cattle " from the weather; and
-young stock, and alsoa shea to protect hi3
manure .heap. . . ..
He has leaves or other refuse, vegetable
matter to gather with soil from his head
lands, convenient to his barn-yard, to com-
Dost. with his manure heap throueh -the
mater. '
He does not allow the liquid manure to
escape into the nearest stream, a quarter or
half a mile from his barmyard.
" His barn, and. sheds, and dwellings are
all supplied with good spouting.
JEIis fences are always n good order, and
-materials for repairing or; renewal are col
lected and made during the winter.
His wood-shed is supplied with wood
T '
ut in August, always one year ahead.
His wife never scolds, (because she ncv
er has occasion to. , In
Her cellar and pahtry are always sup
plied with the needful Taw material, which
she works up into a palatable form to fill;,
up vaenums at meal times.- t
Heavy bread, cold buckwheat cakes, and
rancid butter, are novelties which her gude
I man and the children have heard tell of by '.
rsome of the n'eighbors,p! but - have .' never
seen. ' " p - : .
He considers it a duty to promote the
circulation of agricultural papers, and has
saved himself some hundreds of dollars by
following their advice. ; 5
- His crops are always Tequal, and often
better than any in the , Neighborhood, and
Are kept clear of weeds. , ..
lie watches the 'market and sells his
5rops at the highest prices. !! ,
IIe"niakes it a rule always to fspend a lit
tle less than he makes, ft - I
Himself and wife are: 1 both j industrious,
. the children -are brought up :in the same
. way, and arc not allowed to shoot the birds,
smoke segars, or chew tobacco:
" He buys and sells on, the-cash principle,
and thus saves himself from losses and bad
.debts., r 1 . j . .
He has a large fruit Orchard, well sup
plied with every variety! of fruit to ripen in
succession. '
He studies the theory as well as the
j practice of farming, has! cleared. pff the last
100 dollars of mortgage!, and is" seriously
talking of making a bid for his neighbor
Sloven's farm, which isfup at Sheriffs sale.
He goes to church on jthe Sabbath, minds
liis. religious duties, and brings up his chil
dren to do the same, lives respected, and
dies regretted, as a "useful man and good
Christian. Farmer's Jagazine. '.
One-half of the little he raises is destroy
ed by his own or his neighbors! cattle. .
His plow, harrow, and other impliments
lie all winter in the field where last used ;
and just as he is getting in a hurry, the
t next season, his plow breaks because it was
not housed and properly cared for. ;
Somebody's hogs break in, arid destroy
his garden, because he had not stopped a
hole in the fence; that he had been intend
ing to stop for a week.
' He is often in a great hurry, but will
stop and talk as long as he can find any one
to talk with. . -" ;", .'-
He has, of course little money j. and
when he must raise some to pay his taxes,
&c.,.he raises it at a great sacrifice, in some
way or by selling his scanty crop when
prices are low. ":'.
He is a year behind, instead of being a
year ahead of his business and always
will be.
When he pays a debt, it is at the end of
an execution ; consequently his credit is at
a low ebb. - .. .
He buys entirely on credit, and, mer
chants and all others with whom he deals
charge him twice or thrice the profit they
charge prompt paymastejs, and are unwill
ing to sell him. goods at any Cost" " He has
to heg and promise.aucL promise and ,beg;
toT get them ,on terms. ' The merchants
dread to see his wife come into their stores,
and the ;poor woman feels depressed and
degraded
The smoke begins to come out of his
chimney late of a winter's morning, while
his cattle are suffering for their morning's
feed.!
Manure lies' in heaps in his stable ; his
horses are rough and uncurried, and his
harness trod under their feet.
His bars and gates are broken, his build
iugs unpainted, and the boards and shin
gles falling off he has no time to replace
them the glass. is out of the windows, and
the holes stopped with rags and old hats
lie is a great borrower of his thrifty
neighbor's implements, but never returns
the borrowed article, and when it is sent
for, it can't. be found.
lie is, in person, a great sloven, and
never; attends public worship; or if he does
occasionally do so, he comes sneaking in
when the service is half out. . 1
He neglects his accounts, and when, his
neighbor calls to'settle with him has some-
thin'' else to attend to. ' . 's
Take him all in all, ho is a poor farmer,
poor husband; a poor father, a pot. r
ejghbor, and a poor Christian. Farmers
Mayteinc. .. , ;
FOR
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c.
Druslits and Practical Chemists, opwosite'the mansion Hotel,'
- SALISBURY, N. C. .
Is addition to their stock, already among the largest and most complete ia the State, continue
make daily additions of almost every thing in their line sof ftu3jness embracing . ,
Druzs, Medicines, Chemicals, Surgical Instruments, j . ,
Perfumery, Dye-Si utTs, Tarnishes, Paints,
!; Brushes, Glass &c, &c, &c .
They cannot but be sensible of the flattering evidences of tjhe Appreciation f their efforts i ;tO e8
tahlih in Wstrn North Carolina, a. ereat. Depot for Medicines, &c.l where the Physician: the
. 1 .1 . i J 3 1 ' X A.i:Aln
Merchant, the llanter and all otners, may aiways ue sure j tfuumg inu supply 01 everj uum
in their line ; and at prices vastly tower than ever before known in this part of the country; and
which will compare most favorably with the prices of Goods of similar quality, in any part of the
United States. i . I - . . .
.TJnth Partners beinsr resrular Graduates in Medicine, and having had long experience in their
business, and devoting themselves diligently to their duties, will guarantee perfect satisfaction to
all purchasers, as well in the quality ol their gooas, the neatness ana care TitU wnicn iney are
put up and packed, as in the very low prices at which they will be soltf j-, '
Rowan Hiou
iiami0 mum m ii'i ijuwfm
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SALISBURY, S. C.
1 1 1 .V
BY BL L. ROBARDS.
THIS House bus acquired a feputAtiou which ve
ry properlv places it amoneithefirst class Hotels
of the State. There mav b lojkndhere all that per- forthCCIireoriJSIepsia.IndisrCS-
An asrreeable andEfac
THE MEDICAL FACULTY !
SILL'S COMPOUND ,
WILD CMRM TONIC AND
ALTEE!AisTT! ,
The best and most certain remedy
CLAY The Bubcnher oemg now enggeai
' in n enlargement and completion of . the. Xife-s
gSTTEttMS CASH.
tSe?t.
HO! FOR SOUTH TROY AND
EAGLE MILLS1J!
' cfeffjaall ' ejjgii3jjjj '
JONES
Male and Femal
vil:
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Academies.
RI3Y W. X VAN AATOXy A.M.
Miss SAUAII It; FIlOST,.,"--.J
A MINE OF WEAI.TII! .
A Utile more help and ilt riches shall be developed
to the astonishment of the world 'ana to we enrich
, r fhent of the SouthJ x ,
THE proprietors of Eagle Mills and South Troy
(the most important real estate- in the ., South,
and comprising water ' rsb inestimable jrlue,)
nothing daunted by a decree ot public neglect, are
pushing - forward. - Their motto is, 'ONWARD !
ONWARI) 1" and 80 fair, their labors have been
handsomely rewarded, j $4,000, clean cash, in elev
en months, is not to be meezed. at. And. if this sum
can be realized by a 'limited investment: j)f capital,
wuat could not bo done by a liberal and full handed
ntnnaiiT t Anrl will nntmnnpv min trt up t.ViAl ft.t
tention to thisilocaliW and its great inducements j pf our schojars, whileiat the same time a close
for the investment of capital ? Its intrinsic and ! watch will fee kept 0v their moral,' as well as,
Miss nOCIXWAJtllIXillERTT
M, r- in charge of vet Jtatx-ji . jsepartment. .. -
OUR NXT SESS10 JF- n& 'op; eV da- the-first
Monday tn July. " ' ' o-H -
Wei feel confident in saying that we are as well
prepared tq impart a thorough, education to all
who may b entrusted to our care,vas ut any si:
milari institution in thjci land.
No painsw.ill be onitted for-the advancement
THE THRIFTLESS FARMER. :
TLq thriftless farmers 'provides no shelter
for his cattle during the inclemency of the
winter; but permits thibm. to stand shiver
Jng by the side of a fnce, or lie in the
&now, as best suits them. : '
lie throws their fodder on the ground,
or in the mud, and noCunfrequcntly in the
highway; by which a large portion of it
and all the manure, isfwaated. . .' .
; TTo fmi7P lilu mf!irlnjoa ir full and cnrmi
... o . " r f faf
by which they are gradually exhausted and
finally ruined.
"His fences are old apd poor,' just such as
to let his neighbors' cattle break into his
eld, and teach his o-svn to be unruly and
ppoil his crops. f
He neglects to keeps the- manure from a
lil. "ll j 1 - i 1
rounu lue sins or nis Darn 11 ne nas one
by which they are prematurely rotted,
1 and his barn destroyed-
He tills or skims oer the surfaceof-hia
; land, until it is exhausted ; but .never
thinks it worth while o manure or clover
H. ,For the first, be fias no time, and for
the last he " is not able," .
J He hag a place for nothing, and nothing
q its place,'; He consequently wants a hoe
or a rake, or a hammer, or an augur, but
- knows not where to and them, aud thus
loses much time. j - ':
t He loiters away stormy days and even
- iDs when he .should ibe repairing his uten
pils, or improving his.miml by reading use
ful books or newspapers.
He epeqds much time in town, at the
corner of the street, qf in the ' rum holes,'
complaining of hard Jtimes, and goes. home
5n the evening, ( pretty well lore." I
He has no shed fo his fire-wood ; conse
que'ntly his wife is oht of humor, and his
meals out of season. I ' 1 I
He plants a few fruit trees, and bis cat
tle forthwith destroyed them. He' ' has
ro luck in raising'fruit," . ,i
prospective valne has been estiinatad a-t 52,700,-
000 ! I ! Very comfortable sum, that andougutnot,
the subsisriber thinks, to be deemed unworthy at
tsntion of millionaries. : At one time it was wjthin
the reach of men of small moans j-thosej who boast
of their 20, 30, and thousand dollais. They
must be satisfied, now, with simply seeing theland
of promise. They are invited to pome and take a
look ; and perhaps they niay be gratified with a brief
talk about trading for interests. But liberal men,
with handsome means, are ; those who will receive
attention : Come forward gentlemen, here is the
place for your money, and the place that will rapay "
you double for every dollar expended!.- $4,000 a
year for 25 years; are; $10.000 -deitrrf-oxer and
above expenses. - Money ; will : make I'lioney. It
Rtrangely multiplied itself,-and -tliat vary j rapidly,
when properly used.' Willyoueoine ? .Goiiieifyou
will. If not, why, wc 11 go cu.as we have uoue: ;
We'll do the best -e ciin:; We'll continue to im
prove this valuable' property, slowly ojnd surely.
We 11 introduce one; thing alter auoUier until tne
ground is occupied.; We will nottohly live .hy it,
but make money. Poor men whtf want; work shall
find here constant employment and good wages.
No difficulty about it. Eagle Mills ami feuuth Troy
are bound to- goahead, just assure as the sun shines
and that the ram tails to water i tbe earth, lhe
Southern country shall feel its benign influence,
and rejoice in its prosperity, and when we have
Moue with it, all men shall call .us blessed.. ,
f ion, Flatulency, Liver Com
plaint, nervousness, General
; Debility, &c, &c.
And is especially intended and adapted to relieve
the affections of Females and otners of se
i dentary habits and pursuits.
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This valuable article exercises a gradual and
tains to thereal comfort and enjoymentof its guests, j
xieiore ltd enlargement, tbe How an House was re
nowned for its quiet, its good management and neat
ness, anymore so how since the eitensive iinprove
ment made by the present proprietor, (who is the
real owner- and ;iot lessee,) rendering it one of the
largest, and in all other essentials, among the
Best Houses in the Southern Country.
I he House, most of the servants, an extensive
vegetable garden, with a farm well wooded, in a
mile of Town, all the property! of the indomitable
proprietor. The public will, Itheg nhall find here
first rate rooms, carpets on the floors, clean and soft
beds, nice white walls, ' i j i
A Table bountifully spread
with every varidty of creature; comforts. The pro
prietor's personal attention being bestowed upon the
comfort and convenience of its guests.
Ills success, ind the continuous increase of his
custom justifies jthe belief that the proprietor pos
sesses the qualities and accomplishments of a good
landlord. In fact, if the traveller or sojourner in
Salisbury wishes to feel at home, just let him call at
laughter's Old Point! Comfort,"
and statfc his wants to Robards, and he will straight ' happy ; and enduring effects in many of those
way find himself in the enjoyment ot as much com- anomalous and nervous affections in females, for
uM iao tue ioiotiuiiu away irumaisuwu as yet, no satisfactory mod of treat-
ment xms oeen aaoptea. . t :
flowltiff, and still they continue inereasiug. Come .7 ' J 7 t Ti r. - i a
tfiTt I arii a a and (ran t loman tha Coonml an I QriATriPnt rf t uwr 'J w" .
the House ismw under 'wav. and the back yard fill- ( Only in this community, but in various parts of
gentle, yet certain and most salutary influence on
the most important organs of the human frame ;
restoring in an extraordinary manner their na
tural action thereby establishing that just equi
librium in all the functions of theTsystem, which
constitutes perfect health. - .
To those who reside, or have been exposed in
miasinatic regions, it will befound an admirable
means of preventing and even curing Intermit-
j tent Fever, Ague and Fever, &c, &c, as well as
; many of that- long train; of tedious, distressing
i and dangerous affections, so often consequent up-
I on them, such as, enlarged Spleen, Obstructed
Liver, Chronic Diarrhoea, &c, &c. It has also
been found, in many cases, to produce the most
and Times of Henrv.Clay. find on. exaroinaUont
of Mr. Clay's papers and correspondence at Ashy. ,
lad.; that this Private Correspondence U of m--
1 terfal importance for a complete exhibition of hi . ''
chriracter anu ni story 01. uiu tuueti iui r
hesnwas connected. As Mr. Llay was not in tne - .
ha&it of taking copies of his, own,, letters,., they
ar& now scattered over the country m tne lianas -
oif.his numerous cprrespondents, and haT.e doubt- .
les been preserved. No matter how private or.; .
ev-en confidential the correspondence may . have
been, if not of a nature to render its posthu&ou
publication improper, it is a very effective mode
of ;illustratingharacter, and is often important
inhibtory. The subscriber therefore respectful-'
1 v3and earnestly requests, all correspondents of -l5t'f
. Oay, whether 4n the earlier or latter periods
ofhis Ufe in public or in private stations, who
rrjry be in possession of original letters from Mr.
Olay on any subject whatever, not sacred to pri
vacy after death, that they will be pleased, "if"
not inconsistent with their feelings, to forward.
fc'uch letters to the publishers Of the work, A.; S..
,rarnes& Co., 51 John street, New York j imd' -:
'they may be assured that tbe letters will be re-; '
turned, or subject to their order, according to
th instructions that may be given. . -f
Zhe subscriber will also be greatly obliged for -
,iy commumcauons relating to iur. jiay mat:
- AT V A . A A J J 1 a
i'JPrmcipal Teuher'an&. QcWrnet m me. Jehfei- A Xr.The llbnse, it is truerhas been for weeks over
f - XJeparlmtn.
be thought new or hnportant, addressed to
tyb care of A. S. Barnes & Co., as above men-f-Jjoned.
As the design is to publish the work iJv
Jthe coming spring, it will be seen that immedi- -te
attention to this request will be necessary tq
feiake it available. t . ' . .
' rThe subscriber will be greatly obliged to'' all
" Editors of Newspapers who may take sufficient..
Interest in this notice to give it circulation..
Jim. 21. l$ol.
13
" HE'S NOTHING BUT A FARMER."
Said a little Miss, a few evenings since,
n a ball-room, as she scornfully curled her
pretty lip on being introduced to a fine,
generous, openb.ea.rted, young fellow, wbose
broad and expansive forehead was tbe sym
bol of bis broad acres. " He's nothing but
a-farmer.-' And who was she that looknd
thus disdainfully on one of God's noble
men ? She was the daughterof a broken
merchant whose fortune had been ruined
by the extravagance of a wife, and foolish-
y proud daughter. Though her father's
heart had been by misfortune and he had
paid the penalty of extravagance by incar
ceration in the home prepared for criminals
his daughter-had bot yet learnt the def
erence between pride aud worth extrava
gance and wealth. ., The nobleman who eat
the bread of industry, and. looEed "every
man in the face, with an independence
which said " I owe you nothing," was in
JUOr estimation " onln a farmer. ;
Did those upstart fools, who are charac
terized as " codfish aristocracy " having
more smell substance--ever read, even their
bibles, they would find that God himself
has selected his prophets,! and kings from
long farmers. Noah was a husbandman,
and planted a vineyard Abraham was rich
in cattle, aud Lot had flocks and herds
insomuch that there was not pasture enough
for both, and they divided the country,
Lot selecting the plains of Jordan, and
Abraham taking the hilly country of Cana
an.: - : ; . . . i , ! .- -r ...
. Jacob was a great ; cattle grower, as he
presented Esau with five! hundred- head of
cattle. Moses was a wool-grower Gideon
was taken from his threshing-floor. Saul
was a herdsman, even while he was king.
David was a shepherd, arid was. taken from
tnat occupation to Jte king of Israel, and
the? ancestor according to the flesh of the
Messiah Uzziah was a cattle-grower, Eli-
sha was, plowing with twelve yoke of oxen
(probably breaking up prairies, or turning
up subsoil) when Elijah cast his mantlebn
him, a prophet. I 1
And yet, though God I honored the hus
bandman selected his kings and prophets
from-among the farmers j and even cairied
on agriculture on a small scale, himself
(having L" planted a garden eastward of
Eden .") the small fry, codfish aristocracy,
turn'up their noses, that were never wiped
with "a jpaid for pocket-handkerchief "
and cry out, "Oh, he is; nothing but a far-
P. S. The location imdothcradvantnges ol'fcoiit.n
Troy aud liable Mills, property understood and ap
preciated, would bardly fail of arresting the serious
attention of the friends of the Western; liaili lload
extension.' It is our intention to collect informa
tion on this subject, with a view of urging upon the
public and the Legislature, the claims, of this sec
tion.: aud have but little doubt that if facta of suffi
cient importance shall be adduced, South Troy and
Eagle Mills, will be speedily connectedi with Salis
bury by railroad as it ought to be1, and thence with
the markets of the! world. Tothis end. a survey of
the route between the. two pIffcSsfshalljbei made in
Jue time. South Troy will,. ere long beoome a man
ufacturing city ; audi hence the necessity of increas
ing transporting and travelling facilities. ; The ad
vantages of such a road would tell powerfully upon
the merchantile and , mechanical Interests of Salis
bury; Doctors, Lawyers and Divines, are also con
cerned, and would all be benefitted. i . : A. B. .
their intellectual facuDies.
Our schtibls are coniucted' in separate build
ings, large jiand handstinely constructed, being
located in a beautiful i'ovc at k suitable distance
apari. 'I.--- ; j 1.
W4 hav a fine i Ajkiaratus with Globes and
Maps to illustrate tbe suportant sciences wvhich
are sttdiedl. We also Bave a well selected Libra
ry toj which all the pupls can have access.
Our village is locateil in a high, healthy re
ligion of country, a bouts htteen miles irom the
Blue ludge), iree ti'om temptations ' to extrava
gancB to which most Milages -are subject, and
many ft-oiif time to'timf in delicate health, have
entered our" schools anjl soon their health was
restored arid their cheele tinctured with the "rose.
Tl e entire expenses In our schools for board
andiuitijif, with the exception of the extras, in
the Femalf Department, varies from 31 25 to
38 l75, i idegrce of eleapuess unsurpassed in
the history! of schools. ! All we ask is a fair trial.
: EXTUaVS: .
Slilsic, il. - . '- U -; - - $15 00
Painting In AVater Cdors, . .- , - -5 00
f Freneh,-.. :-; -f, .- - - 5 00
Student furnish theii own candles.
Any numbcV that wi be likely to come, can
obtain bo:rd at the foli wing places: Ladies at
A. ri.ixonjiin -a, C. U. vKiruon s, 1'. liougti s, or
others. .i.'-
GeiitletSen at Dr. 'Bttham's, Hotel, with the
Principal br others in tie village at the reduced
price of 1 25 per weet. .
. In the ihimediate vicikity," board can be had in
the farnilijis of John I. jiYoodruff, F. A. Harris
and otherf. j -
Books and stationery will be furnished the
students at customary inees.
For I fur her informatiin, address the Principal
at Joriesvllle, Yadlvin Cqtnty, N. C.
June 16. 1854. . Sm'iS
-f-
MOW'S THE TIME!
' PltlNTlKG!
ed with lumber; and sutficient number oflhjttadsj
employed to completein a short time, a large and ;
splendid three story addition to the old Rowan. - j
The accommodation for horses already much. en- :
larged. j :. , I . ; -
Twice the number of excellent servants have been
procured for another year, and most supeiior Ostlers
a ttending the stables ; the barns kept tilled with the
verv best of all.kinds of provender. ;
. ' i t' 1 H. ;L. ROBARDS.
Salisbury, December 28, 1852. i f.- 9
STAGE OFFICE.
From and after the first day of January 1853,
the Rowan will be the Stage House, and the propri
etor the agent : i . ! ,v '
i For Waddell's line of mail coaches direct from
Salisbury to Raleigh. i! j "
For Warlick's mail hne of ;coaches from Salisbury
to Morganton; which is continued by Chunn direct
to Asheville. I
: For C.-Lucas' & Co.'s splendid line' of. four ,horje
post coaches, from Salisbury! to Charlotte. ,
And for their line of four horse post coaches from
Salisbury to Danville, via Lexington, Jamestown,
and Greensboro', and on to;
hours.
Richmond, Va., in 48
T
MANSION HOTEL
! SALISBUKY, K. C.
ri IIE;-underigned havi$L
I 16ng jestablished HOTEt,
charge of this
situated on the
N urth! Corner of the Court l(ouse, Respectfully
lntorms tie travelling pulilujthat it will he her
aim tj kefp up to the fullestjextent, the reputa
tion whicli this House has heretofore sustained
for its comfortable accontnodations abroad.
No pains hr expense ppared(o render satisfied
all who hmy favor her with h call. From her
riWiHHE PBOPRIE.JCRS QF.TIIE I long xpe;ience, she is confident none will have
ViS&lUfa: I ' Whiir'onrI Atlvonatfi." rpsnptfill- I Cause tfl fiomDlaih. : i
ly inform the public, that having just
5 received an additumal supply ot
IgTYPE, PAPER, CARDS,
ic.j of the tery best quality, which, added to their
former Stock, far, surpassing any other in this sec
tion, they are now; prepared to do I
in all its various styles, and at at a small adyance
-mj-Xorthem prices.. Our materials for large Bills
are unsurpassed. Those having printing to do
either in . I
P1AIN OR FANCY STYLE,
arc invited to call. No pains spared to give sat
isfaction. On hand a large supply of satiu enam
elled Boards for large Cards. i . I . .
! , f MILLER & JAMES.
The House will,' at all times; be supplied with
a sufficient number of well tTainedand attentive
servants, uuid the furniture tept in the best or
der. . . J ;
Til C T.4BtE shall cjnstantly be supplied
withrthe yery best the market can command.
BOOK AXD JOB ITvIiNWG ffortf t4epriBciStagetini.kept.tthi.-
i : . i i Hotel- The great Aorlhtrn ' and Southern Mail
Lines arrlvc'aud depart Daily ; also, the Western
via Linoointon to .shville, Tri-weekly.
j T1IU STABLES
Attached to the Hotel are large, comfortable,
and attenSled by the very best Ostlers in the
country, jj 4 -
Trusting that by strict attention to the wants
of the public. not only to retain the liberal, pa
tronoge heretofore bestowed on the Hutel, but to
merit an inci'cuse.
! ii ' ANN BROWN. . ,
Salisbury, Dec. .16, 1853. tf8
I GREENSBOROUGII
MTJTXTAL instjeance company.
NEW COMBINATION!
Win, J. Rummer,
Saddle, Harness, Boot
AND SHOE
MANUFACTURER,
TAKES this method of j informing his custom
ers and! the public generally, that having
recently visited the cities of Baltimore, Philaidel
phia and New York, where he purchased all the
necessary materials to carry on the Harness, Sad
dle, Boot and. Shoe business, hit the lowest cash
prices, he.is now fully preparejd to manufacture
! articles in:the various bratichcs ot las busi-
1! Ll . 1 3 !j: ..It i.1 . . 1
ncss, as goottjasitne oesx,ianu xo scu mem as low
as the lowest.) ": :' f ' . -".'-: . - i.
He would sky to the public that his material for
Boots and Shoes is of the ; very best and his woi"k
men unsurpassed for mechanical skill. ' Heisde
terruined to give, satisfaction to all in want of
Boots and Shoesi'i I i .
His Harness will compare with any made North
or South, for .either beauty or durability. On
hand and for sale a. large lot of .
MOIMIXGS
of every kind:, which he will sell low to those de
sirous to purchase to work up or to sell again.
He returns his thanks I to those who have so
liberally sustained him, ami promises for the fu-
ture to leave nothing undone t merit not only a
continuance but ah increase.- j
Salisbury, Dec. 123, 1858. " ly9
IROCL.iMATIO.
TO THE CITIZENS OF E0WAN.
PUIAERMACIIER'S
Hydrti-Iilectric Vroltaic. Chains,-
ONSTRUCTEK to be worn next to the skin,
the surrounding country i the towns of Char
lotte and Salisbury, and counties of Mecklenburg,
Rowan, Iredell, Davie, Cabarrus, and Davidson,
and in several' of the principal cities and towns
of South Carolina. From all these, the reports
have feeen of the most satisfactory character,
numerous testimonials from individuals of the
most respectable character amply testify.
This is n6 Quak Medicine -bujt one composed
of ingredients well known to physicians, and dai
ly used by them. It is from the judicious and
happy combination of these, that new and valu
able properties are developed which renders it
so valuable in that wide range of affections in
which it has obtained so hitch a character. The
proprietors will", with pleasure, make known its
constituent ingredients to any gentleman of the
Medical Faculty, . " .
Trepared by SILL & SILL, sole Proprietors,
Salisbury N. C, and for sale by their Agents
in'North and South Carolina, Georgia and Ala
bama. . July 1' 1853 0mo35
GAZETTEER r
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
fllHE undersigned -is engaged in- conjunction
' I with others in the preparation of a G.ZETr
TEER of the State of North Carolina, and de
siring to render it as complete and satisfactory
as possible,, respectfully solicits the countenance
and aid of the citizens of the State "in furthering
the undertaking. The miscellaneous character
of the materials out of which a Gazetteer of the
State must necessarily be constructed, suggests
the importance of securing the cooperation Of
persons in every county who' may be able to fur
nish such minute and local information as could
be obtained from no other source. Relying up-
; on the intelligence aud public spirit ot our citi
; zensj the undersigned takes the libcrl
r Ashland, Feb. 10fc1854.
C COLTDJT.
j f Publishers' Notick. Jidi torg who-will opy-
fbs above notice in their columns, shall be fur- -
itshed with a Volume of-the Letters and Corres
pondence of. Henry Clay","' as soon as published.
3-;.. A. S. BARNES & Co., .-
' 51 John street, N. 1". ' "
TTOR the complete cure of coughs, eolds, infiuenl
rj za, asthma, bronchitis, spitting of blood, and mil
her Lung complaints tending to consumption.
This preparation is gettipg into use all over our
pountry. The numerous letters we receive fronmur -Various
agents, informing us of eufes eflected in Uiei
oiamediate neighborhoods, warrant us in saying it is
one of the best, if not the very best cough medicine
now before the public. It almost in variably relievea
rfod not unfrequently cures the very worst Cases
When all other cough preparations have failed, thia
Ji4s rt-ncved the patient, as Druceists. deaW. ir.
'medicines, and physicians can testify. Ask the agent
; your nearest town, what has been hia experience
: -; iaj tuev to ui Luies uicunriue. xi ne nas DeCa sell
4ag it for any length of time he will.tellyouitiathe
Jiest medicine extant.' - ; ;
- Below we give a few extraete from letters w have,
'jceived lately regarding the virtues gf this medicine.
ul. o. o. vsiiu, oi ADox vine, a., says : I Lave
c
Salisbury, July 29, 1853.
COURTBLiJittS! '
We are prepared to furnish Clerks Sheriffs, and
Constables, with Blanks of every variety, printed on
the best of paper, at fair prices, i j
. Travellers'9 Rest
Statesville, Iredell County, N. C.
i fFIIE cost of Insurance on the mutual plan is
I J i but si; sm all sum j compared with a j oint stock
producing aconstant ujiiinterrupted electro mag-
' A- - I ..j? a. i-A- r : ... 11 A .. J. A
netism cuecung liumeuiate reuei, irom an urine
pains and permanent eur4 of all Neuralgic Diseases.
PulvermiLcher's Electric Chains, were first used in
France, three years siacej for the cure of nervous
diseases, and after being (submitted, to
rough trial, in every Hospital in Paris,
learned Professors in that city, they
mended to the Governnientof France
j Tntn. for tbft li.Yrtvfr.tl. Dnrin p tbiv vi-Hrs lHiSl-2
they were introduce in tJermany,' Austria, Prus" s ;
and England, and one year since, introduced and i
patented by the TJnifed States Government, i :
, MostastoMshingX'uresof Rheumaitisw, painful and ;
swelled Joints, Newi-algie of the : face, Deafness,
Blindness, Hysterics Dyspepsia, St Titus Dance, '
Palpitations ;6f the Heart, - Periodical Headache,
Pains from Indigestion, tTlteric Pains. Every dis- j
ease, called A ervous,; is quickly aba rapjdlv cured,
een using your Liverwort and Tar very extensive-
iif uij jiuKjiice iur turee years past and, it is With
jtleasure I state my belief in its superiority overall
mother articles with which I am acquainted, for which
is recommended." , . ......
. Messrs F.tzgerald & Benners, writing from
i aynesville,.I. C. says s The Livewort and Tar is
A ecoming daily more popular in' this unntr.
ty to reoue i thin k,W S- ' A ha- in
ty to request jvommeudaUe terms of it, and say it i8 very benefi-'
e ill at their ;n alleviating the complaints for which it is re. '
, Our agent in Pickens District; S. C. Mr. S. R. Me
k "II, assures us 'that he uses it with .i .
f .Lis own family, and recommends it to his neighbors
. ' J ,ucululc ul negro woman, in his vicin-
uy, Ttuv uau oeea sunenng witli disease of the lungs
mr years, attended, with severe cough, who was re
lieved by the Liverwort and Tar. ; a;
"i Such are the good report we hear of tb.fi mi '
Lane from all parU of the South.' , For a renort
?tie surprising cures it has performed in the Wettem
'm A-.o.iu-ru -nun intern orates, we would invite
the suffering patient thread the pamphlet which ac
ompajuea each bottle. To all. we snv. I,..-, i..
tave hope. , t . . ' . . 1 '
TrJ the medicine ! Tt --t-ir..M t mkmS
L beglel-t pt. that cough which is daily weakening
-.your constitution, irritating your throat and lungs,
jj. nd inviting on that dread diseascconiumptlon.wheB
i Jo soothing and healing a remedv can h
chants and other professional men. Beware .of Counterfeits and base imitations ! The
8r The general character of the timber and - genuine article is sigfed Andrew Rogers on the en
soil in different parts of the county. . . graved wrapped around each bottle. .: ; .
To those who have so promptly responded to g Pripe, $1 per-bottle," or six bottles for $5. Sold '
the request, the subscriber returns his sincere vtwh6lesale and Retail by; - SCO VIL A. MEAD,
thanks, and hopes that many others will com- Ul Chartres st bet Conti and St. Louis, N.'o.'
municate as much valuable information as they ?JT,,e aSits for the Southern States, to whom all or,
ii... - .a- ai.- x- : fillers and applieations for u(.ni.i jj
can coueci, on ail or any 01 me iiutvuiue uu- r-, . o u t , ,
jects of enquiry. . W". D. COOK.
; Raleigh, August, 1854. ,
that persons in any part of the State
earliest possible convenience, furnish hint in de
tail as much information as thej' possess or can
obtain on the following points viz:'
l-.f The names of the Post Offices in your coun
ty, and the distance and direction from the Coun
ty To wn. V "'' - "
2.1 The names of the Rivers arid Creeks, giv
ing the general direction in which they run, and
where they empty. .!- ,
3.1 The name and locatiori of ilills, Factories,
Founderies, &c, &c. . ' : - -
4 J The Schools aud Colleges, with the number
of Teachers and Pupils.
; 51 The Churches, designating' the denomina--toii
of eacb . " ' r .
6. ' The character and -i productiveness of the-
Mines, and Fisheries and the principle article of
export. . ' . - ; m -
i . The number ot Lawyers, Physicians, Ater-
'iik r 1 ' r".H?BJt cKte Co., Sill A Sill,
Saliibury; Murphy 4 Blacjt, Concord ; Barnh.rdti
rA Sullivan Gold Hill; Marshall & Parker, Albe-
Opposite Murphy's Granite RoWi
WILLIAMS BROWN
""AKES this method of informing the citizens'!
of the "surrounding country, that he is carry-'
ing jon in "Salisbury," theabove named business";
1
inj
in all its different branches, and will always keepjf ; S now put up in the largest size bottles, and isme-
on hand an assortment ot Tin, Japan, Copper j air.wieagef to De'tne
and Sheet Iron Ware.
company . This company Deing locateu in the
lj rPHE undersigned having purchased the ; Western jlart of, the State, consequently much
fast 1 above named Hotel, of; J. F. Harbin j thejlarge portion of the risks are in the West,
would inform .the Public, (that they are
mer
YADKIN HOTEL,
BY i
. W. LONG, .
, YADKINVILLE, N. C.
TITHE Proprietor having completed his block
I of buildings in the Town of YADKINVILLE,
would respectfully inform his numerous friends
and the travelling public that he its now prepar
ed to accommodate in the most hospitable man
ner, all who may give him a calLJ-j .
, Members of the Bar may find unusual accom
modations at this House, as a number of Offices
have been fitted up for their special benefit.
In addition to tbe above, the Proprietor has
good STABLES and an attentive set of OST
LERS. No pains will be spared to enhance the
comfort of both man and beast..
May 19, 1854, j ?9tf
now prepared to receive and accommodate boards
ers and travellers No exertions will be spared
to satisfy those who may favor us with their
patronage. 1 ! t
' JAMES A. SCROGGS,
A. M. WALKER, s
March Nth 1853-21. i .
JAMES-W. DICK,
Forwarding arid Commission
": " ,-ittl5RCIIAJKT.i-t,. uX-J-
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
Jan. 27, 1854. 13
YGIIKE'S
. Illustrative and Constructive.
GRAIrlltlAR. 1
riHIS new aind taluble work is now ready for
I sale, and may be had by applying to Rey
J, W. Pewett, ; Morgan ton ; W. M.I Pewtt, and
James Harper, Esqrs.,; Lenoir; Spencer Eaves
and Rev. A. Hamby Rutherfordton ; Col. Har
per, Putterton, Long and Oxford, Little; River;
Flower3 & Smith, Rocky Springs ; Gaither & Co.,
Eagle Mills ; Gen. Jones, Williamsburg; Graham,
Weaver & Co., Snow Creek ; James & Vestal,
and Watts, Tomlin & Co., and the Author at New
Institute. rr. !:' t
Price, 50 cents, sent free of postage to : any
Post Office, by addressing the Auther," at New
Institute, or James H. EnnisS, Salisbury, N. C.
Liberal deduction made to wholesale purchasers.
The superior excellence of this work consists in
very many of which are in the country.
The Company is entirely free from debt ; bave
made no jassessments, and have a Very large
amount iu cash and good bonds, and is therefore
confidently recommended to the public.
At the last Annual Meeting, the following Of
ficers wenje elected for the ensuing year: i
James Sloan, President.' ;
S. G. CpFFix, Vice President, I
C. P. Mendenhaxl, Attorney.-
Peter sJVdams, Secretary and Treasurer,
j :i DIRECTORS.
James Sloan, J; A. Mcbane, C. P. Mendenhall,
W.lS. llnrikin? liev-ii- F r Iktem, J-.M. GarretC
Jed. II. Ipndsav, W.-SJ". 3IcConnel, of.Greense
b3r,o'; E.F. Lilly, 'Wadcsboro'; W. P. Moor,
Newbern ; H. H. Burwell, ' Henderson ; J. L;
Bridges, Tjarboro'; Dr. S. (T. Cofiin, Jamestown .
W.j A. Wright, Wilmington; Dr. C. Watkins,
Carolina Female College ; John I. Shaver, Salis
bury; JohnH. Cook, Fayctteville ; J. J. Biggs,
Raleigh ; iiRobert E.-Troy, Lumberton; Dr. Bo.;
H.tbcalesi Lenox Castle. , ; !
j -, PETER ADaMS, Secretary. : ,
Wi II. CTJiMMING, General Agent. : 1
May 10, 1853. ly.pd. i;
DETERMINED TO PLEASE !
j NEW; ARMXSEM FOR 184 I ! ! :!
I SMITH & HOLDER,
Manufacturers of Carriages, Buggies,
! &c.,i&c. Main Street. Salisbury. .
NNOUNCE to the public, that having made
!' A :
( J an arrangement with Mr. WILLIAM OVERh
i MAN, whereby he becomes Foreman and Sales-;
its being based upon the Philosophical and ton- : nmn in tneir iarnage JistaDiisnment, tney are.
structive principles of the English Language; ,. now prepared to guaranty greater satisfaction in
also in presenting an illustrtion of some of the . their work, and greater bargains than ever to all
most dllficult nrinciidcs of tho-scieuce of Lan-. in want of Carriages of the very finest make and
guage. i ; style, Buggies; Sulkies, or any description of
July 7,1 8o4. s tf37. - i V chicle m their hne of business, which shall not
, be surpassed by any establishment in Western
r. 1. S. PARKER vNorth Carolina. They trust from their efforts to
HAVING permanently located in Moeksville.of ' please and gratify the wishes of the public both
fers his professional services to the public-- in prices and styles, that they will receive the
Can be found at the Davie Hotel. . Office justopposite
Hotel in Brick-house. ' March 18, 1853 :tf20
encouragement' -of thosd desirous of purchasing
' carnages of any kind. AUJ kinds of repairing
w : i ,a..; i.U ru. ; ,., i, S- ,.v. f t.erin(T"xciit.(d Tiromntlv. He would esnncinllv
UJT 1 111 ' ' J Tt7.IlIlij litV. ViUOJU ill. d 1 A " llVTtli I. O V II j j 1 t . m
day. The Chains wre jfirst introduced into New ; call attention to his sheet iron STOVES with cu
Xork, where they wereeihihitedto-r'rot s Mott, v an i iron tops ana bottoms lor parlors or ainmg rooms
Biiren, Post, Curnochn, who readily discovered that j For beauty , comfort and cheapness, they are un
theypossessedstrangeaqdsingula'r.powerofinstsint- I surpassed. -
ly relieving pains, wuenever appueu, uu ity intiir i
recommendation, and ihfluenceithey were introduc- j
ed into .the' different Hospitals of New York, and are j
now in daily use in those institutions, in the treat- I
ment and cure of theiaboveamed diseases. "
No other: medical agent in the world can pro
duce so many .well authenticated certificates of cure,
from scientific Phvsiriiaiis and intelusrent Patients i
as may be found in ech pamphlet, which may be
obtained (gratis) at Hie Drug Store of SILL fc SILL,
best Sarsanarilla made u ia
House Roofing-andGutO l'K1"tltlea "y the wonderful Cures it has performed,.
aid esT)eciallva ttie on?inal topics vf which are in the possession of
the proprietor.; Kemember this is the only true and
original article. Scrofula, Syphilis, Mercurial com-"
plaint; canc-ei, gangrene, rheumatism, and. vast
variety-of other diseases are speedily and perfectly
tur4jby the use of thismedieine. Head the follow- .
ing certificate. . TaHapoosa; Ala., Jan. 2,' 185?.
Dear Sir: I send you this to certify to you that1
"your Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla haa
performed one of the most wonderful cures on m
mai nas ever Deen etlected on man.
STILLS Of all sizes kept for sale, and made t
order at the lowest . prices. Merchants, Peck:.!
lars and othersare invited to give him a call nib
he is determined to sell the above articlescheap-S
cr than any other house m tlie State.
- 'ill T f 1 in;A-J . v ... - '. :
Couiitry produceold pewter and old copper 1 ""Y J, 7, years wua enP'"'
taken in exchange for work. , " 6 " ri .' , ey got 80 bad at 11
S'llisburv N "C Dec 2 1833 ' tf4 V to, go on crutches, and in'-1849 I had one leg;
balisbUi-v.IN. C., Vec. 1, I8o.i. tt 4 amputated above the knee. In about 8 months af-
who are the isole agents for Salisbury and vicinity,
and who will explain the manner of use to. any one
who may apply. ' j j ; ! ; .
In the city of New York, at the General Office,
568, Broadway there' are daily being sold, from for
ty to sixty Chains, and the sale and demand in Bos
ton is as great in proportion to the-population, al
though they;bave only been introduced 3 months.
The Chains are easily worn, land are equally, ap
plicable to all classesrof personp, the child as well as
the adult, and are alays readjr for use never get
out of repair and as; much an article of lornamcnt,
as they arq a. valuable nieans of cure.
The priced of the Chains are $3 and $5, 18 and
3t links, ami n be iet bylniil, to any part of the
State, by addressing SILL fc SILL, only agent in
Salisbury. I. STEINERT, 58 Broadway, Jf. Y,,
Gen. Agent j Jan. 6, 1854 lyio '
5
Dr. R. P. Bessetit,
RESIDENT jSURGEON. DENTIST,
COIVcjoRI,'lV.:. .
T) ESPECTFULLY informs the
'f surrounding country, that he may be
found at Harris' Hotels at all jtimes, except when
professionally engaged, and will be pleased to re
ceive, the calls of all those who may require his
professional services. i j -i
Communications hy mail oi! otherwise, promptly
attended to.; in !
Feb. 10, 1853 ly. i : j i
FRENCH, CHINA
s AND ,
GLASS WARE!!
JLANB LOOM !
S, C. Mendenhall & King'4
EXCELSIOR J
HAND LOOM!!
; Patented JVovember 9, 1852. -
' - .- . v
flIIIS important labor saving machine, for d$-i
I mestic manufacturing, is destined, to super
cede and drive out of use, all other hand loonfs, ;
that have their treaddles operated by the actii
of the f eet, and the shuttle thrown by the ban;-;
The construction ia ' " " '
Simple, Cheap and Durable ! v
FromJls great simplicity it is not subject to get
out of order ; and the entire machine complete,
can be made by any ordipary carpenter. Tlw
advantages it possesses over the old fashioned
loom, consists in all its parts being A
Sclf-cliangin?, ; x
requiring no skill to weave, the treaddles bei&
operated and the shuttle thrown, both at t;
same instant, by the direct action of the lay,. witfe;j
out the use of earns or gear wheels ' On the of
loom, it requires five awkward motions to ps't
one weft thread through on this but two simple
motions. It is neat and convenient, onlyocc-i
pying one half the srjace of the old clumsy looifo
On this loom, the weaver may make three tinuggj
ter my other leg broke out in larire eatino- an., run.
ning sores from my knee to my foot, and discharged.
a great deal of liffensive matter. .My groin also. '
broke out in large biles, which discharged much of
fensive matter, and at the same time my 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 such ago
ny that I never rested day or night , -
In-October .last my son brought me one of yor
bottle wrappers; ireadit,audloundaree.ordfaome
wonderful cures performed by vour 'Extract of Yet..
low pock and Sarsaparilla I sent and got two bot-"
ties pf it and commenced taking H- In two weeks
to my great astonishment aiy sore Q Itwune easy,
and I could sleep all night'a thing I had not dam
for two years. When I had taken six bottles, my
sores hsjd nearly all healed. , My gores got well a if
by enchantment 1 have now used u all eight bot
tles of your ' Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapril-.
Ja,' and 1 now consider my self well. : .
I entreat all of the 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, audi
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 larce nortion of Routt
Carolina, Georgia and Alabama, and if any should)
doubt the above cure, I invite them to call on me,"
and I will show them the scars. I can be found in
Tallapoosa co., Ala., 1 mile from S toe's ferry, ' ?
' : ; REN A J AH HUGHES.
The Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla ia peculiarly
adapted for females of delicate health, resulting from
irregmaniy ei menstrual aiscnarges, and other du
os much cloth with less labor. Any one that cmil cases peculiar to their sex- The proprietor haa in his
a .. , ; iu. ..1 .3 1 A ai'TSB . - . . .
DRJSWAN
( VFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
to the citizens of Salisbury. ;
fiHis Office t opposite the Mansion Hote
and adjoining Drs. Sill & Sill's Drug Store, wher
he can be found unless professionally engage J.
March! 853. 4, . tfl8
Land Deeds and Deeds of Trust,
Mariage License, 'Writs of Ejectment, Witness
Tickets, &c., f ne at this office,
done neatly and quickly. ?
' Salisbury, Jan. 20, 1854:
lyl2
'E
A CAalS.The undersigned having taken
the position of Foreman and Salesman, as
meutionedJn the above advertisement, respect
fully invites his old friends and customers to caR
aud see him again. ; 5e feela assured, that from
an experience of 20 years, he can make it ad
vantageo"uiS to them to do so. He is prepared to
offer great bargains in Carriages, Buggies, &c.
JfegrCall at the new Brick establishment.
WM. OVERMAN.
1 Salisbury, April 20,1854.
THE subscribe is inreceipt'of a most magnificent
lot of French China, consisting in part of
Flower Vaees, Toilet Bottles, Card and Jew
el Baskets, Candle Sticks, Coffee
Cups and t'ruit Stands,
! ALSO-i-
CUT MD PRESSED GLASS PITCHERS,1
Decanters, Celery Stands, Bowls, Sugar
and Preserve Dishes Goblets, Tumblers,
, Wine, JeUy and Cbampaigue Glasses,
-. &e., Ssc. -
Don't forget to Call at the SALISBURY EMPORI
UM. , . ' E. MYERS, '
25 So. 4 Granite Building
LEATHER BELTING or BAIO)S
OF difTerent widths; made from the best Nor
thern Leather,! stretched piece by piece- by
powerful machines, cfemented and rivetted, kept
for sale at the Factory in this place, at New York
prices. J. G. CAIRNS.
Salisbury,; Jan. 25,!1854. 1 tf!3 - .
put a warp in the old loom can put one in thfeqf
without instruction. The cost is no more thg
the old, and is equally adapted to all kinds of d3
mestic weaving. . j-'
.iTTnis 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,
BTbe undersigned havingboughtthe right fori
Tf riw.tn Tlavi-P Trpdpll an1 f enli-lonKiii'r AnnnfiA
I. II UI' t . L.! JI1A.I U.II UJ.VJU. I 1 A. X. 1 Ll.V. AI J 1 UUft,
that he will, just as soon as he can put up loomis,'
establish an agency in Salisbury, Mocksvirfj
Statesvills and .Charlotte, and keep, pn handj
supply for sale V As this loom is just the ve&
thing for"plantation use, and has been so highR?
recommended wherever introduced, he.fecls thht
it will be greatly to the advantage of the pubktv
s to supply themselves. a 'All ordera addressed
me at. Amity Hill, Iredell county, will be promp
ly attended to.
. Jan. 27, 1854
A. W. McHENRY.
Iyl3
POLISHED SEED, CORAL i
OR Necklaces, with or without clasps, nej
and beautiful, just received by '
AY.R. WILSON, -
; March 10 20' One door above Granite RoiJ.
' ' . - . . " . . SSI
pofcgessiop a great number of certificates of cures,
performed of the above, description; We assure
the afflicted, that a bottle or two, of Dr. Guy sett's.
Extraet of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla wRl at ones
regulate those dimeultieg and renew the natural en
ergies. ; Put up in quart bottles. Price $1 per bot-;
tle.l . Sold wholesale and retail by 1; -ew -
I i SCOVIL 4MEAD, -
III Chartres street, New Orleans, general Agents
for the Southern States, to whom all Orders must be
addressed ;and by Murphy, McRorie A C04 Sill k
SilU Salisbury; Murphy t Black, Concord; Barn
hardt A Sullivan, Gold Hill : Marshall A Parker,
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