i
Washington,). June 4. Id the Senate
to-day Mr. Chesuut, of South Carolina,
in reply to Sumner's Abolition speech,
said: After ranging over Europe, sneak
ing through back doors, arid fawning at
the feet of the British aristocracy, setk
ing pity, but reapiug, instead,! the rich
and just reward of con tempi, this sum
nef, the slanderer of States mid men,
re-appears in tho ; Senate. The Egyp
tians deified beasts and", reptiles, but
even tbat bestial peopla did so on . ac
count of some supposed virtue in those
aninials; but it has been left to the Abo
litionists of Massachusetts to de'fy the
incarnation ; of malice, mendacity and
cowardice.- We ara riot inclined, by any
punishment, again' to send the recipient
howling through the world, yelping forth
increased volnmesof slander and malice.
Hence, wc have remained silent.
Washington; Juno 5. House. The
-House passed the 'Senate bill, providing
for the return of the cnptuicd .Africans,
amending it Jo the amount of two hun
dred and fifty thousund dolLirs.
i Washington, Jnne 'i G:Sc?iaic The
Senate ' amended a Jid passul i he lloumas
land grant bill.
The Committeeson Conference on the
Isabel arqendrnent nntd thw lstil Defi
i iencT bills, refused to agree, .aud; were
discharged. , J ; r f -
House Tim House- passed a joint
resolution giving tje assent of Congress
to the acts of the jjcgislatnres of .Louis
iana, Arkansas -and Texas, to !evy ton
nage duties' fof tliQ improveiuent of Red
Kivfr. . ;' ' . "
The llouse vverd siill in sessiun on the
Missouri cntested;elocti n. ; - ;
Washington, June 7. The Ilunsi
nfter a session of 25 hours and 17 inin
uees,' which was occupied hi end.-;ivoiing
to-obtain a quoruni, adjourned at noon 1W
dny.v Mr!' Me-Keajn, hi New Yoiky made
.a violent Abolition speech.
I In the. S tiate the Army Bill was dis
;Ci:sed. -jv .- '
j Wash itvt ton, June S. The Si nate to
'day passu! forty private bills. f.
, The House unseated B irrett. and ad
mitted Blair, of Missouri .t .'v
i A Resolution was adopted in opposi
tion to the President's vk-ws contained
in tlie protest in relation to certaiupv
eis of the Covode Cotntoittce. .
1 Washington, Jiine.:9. The. Senate
passed the Army bill.
Jfo use. The re. was .'nothing .ofiatcrest
transpired in Ihe House to-d.iy.' '. ,
Death oThos. S. Jest up .,"
Washington, Jujie'.lO Thos. S. Jes
sup, Quartermastervof the General army,
died early,' this, morning of paraly.sis.
Washington News. '.:
Washington, June 10. There was a
pre:it deal of talk bv the news men, for
the past day or twojaboiit the attempted
assassinaiion of Sninmer, but their feats
wers quieted by tracing it to the threats
of a man in liquor: !
Later from Mexico,
i New Orleans', June.10. The schooner
lied F"X, with Tampico dattis to the 4ih
inst., arrived here tii-day. Geo. Uraafj
with 9,000 men ,carptured GuadaUijVra,
but it was afterwhrds taken' by - Gen.
Vool, who com plett'ly routed the Liber
tils. A can nun b ill! t -ok one of
W T
U rj;as
ligs off. 1 ZVla'g:i ".escaped frim Sliramon
aud
declared himsidf President.
J
IlichniordCu7iVtrticni
Richmond, Juno 11. The Conven
tion assembled to-day at "noon, and
lected Gov. Lubbock. of-Tex'n, as
80-
the
temporary Ghairmap.
! A. delegation representing the Trus-
fees of the Nation,
1 Democratic 'Hall,
of New York, presented "their credcu
There is only
orn Virginia. De
dnedeleiiate
present
front
ewar2 has
no repre-
sejntativehere
The.Ca.mmittees
on credentials and
ori tbe permanent orgiMiiz it ion, wero np
pqinted and the fJwnven turn, then .ad
journed until to.-in orrow (Tuesday) at
ten o'cloek.
(Washington: ". JaSne ll.Thi Houso
passed tbe -; FurtiS?.itIoa an'l General
Postal Dv-fieieney Utls. ' " ' "
' ;The G.mitnit tee f on Pacific Tlnil road
liave determined tol rcioYt a list embrac
ing the? Central and Southern routes.
y, Arrival of the Pony Exprccs.
pprinnjield, Mo.,, J tine 11. It was
reported1 that the Chine.se , bad submit-'
ted to the dunands of England and
Frnnce. .;'".- ';" ' ; .
Jews from Japan State? th it tli-j T;
coQn had been ass.issinated, and that the
present dynasty vare stnuigly aut igoa
isttc to foreign iutercLur'se. I
Senator Sumner and his "assailants."
Washington f J tine 10. There is a
. godd deal of talk and telegraphing about
! thel meditated assault on Senator Sum
ner. The extreme fear of his - friends
has been relieved by the satisfactory ex
i datiation that some titan ou Friday," a
drubken man called ; at his hotel and
paid someth'nsr about his speech, 'for
which he last night (ipologized.
-7-.
Notice. ' .
. - mRE Subscribers bavind on tbe 11th day of June,
JL ISGO, taken Letters of -Administration according
! to la!wr on the estate ofTivw. J. Roane, deceased,
f , boreby give general notice U fill creditors of said
estate, to present their claims, ""duly authenticated,
within the time limited br law for that purpoye
otherwise, this" notice will be pleaded in bar of
recotcry. . Debtors to tbe f aid estate will also please
-. , i to make payment imnrediately. '
r" i - J. M. ROANE,
- J. It.' ROANE, .
June 22 . i " 48 3t
JACOB'S CORDIAL! -
An Effectual Remedy for Bowel Complaints. For
Ealetby L. F. SILER & CO.
Died.
Our. Zlon within a few days past, Las been
called to mourn the departure of one of her do;
voted friends, in the death -of -Rev, It. D,
Wells, of Rogcrsville, Teno. He was born
June 23, 1823, Sullivan county, . Ten n. ' As
nearly as can b5 ascertained, it was in the
year 1841 tbat ho was converted, at a canip
raeethig held in Lis 'native jjouuty, at which
time he joined the M. E." (jhurch. Soon af
ter Lis conversion, he was inwardly impressed
"that it was hid duty to prcacji theunscarchablo
riches of Christ, He accordingly sought and
obtained license to preach. j Deeply impressed
that it was his imperative djity to devote hiru
salf to the work of the ministry, and believing
fiat the "ti icrancy was bcttjr adap'.cd lomcet
the wants of perishing sinijcrf, and more in
kecninc with the original commission, he ac
cordially resolved . to become a traveling
preacher. After due recom'mendation, he was
received on trial in the Huston Conference,
at its twenty-third se.-siori, held at Wythcvillc,
Va., October 21, IS40; and was appointed to
Abingdon Circuit as junior Treacher, his "col
league being Rev. J. S. Burnett At the en
suing Conference, he was appointed to the
Little River Circuit; but wl ile performing the
arduous labors on this work he was sorely ' af
flicted with 'fever, wtitcli so entirely shattered
his constitution, naturally weak, that he jvas
entirely disabled ever afterward to follow his
loved employ. "He s?u.taincd a superannua
ted relation to the Conference for two "years.
still hopinr to recover his Ideclining health,
that he might be able to doj effective service;
but finding that his health was gone, at the
Conference held Abingdon, iVa., October 2,
1850, he asked for and was granted a locatior.;
which relation 'he sustained to the Churcl
until called from earth, which was Ajril 10,
1SG0, after an illness of twelve dap, 'ged
30 3'car?, 8 months, and 23 day.. -
It has been said, somewhere, "Methoditt
preachers die well;1 This was fully iFerified
in his departure. Death sccjned to have lost
its terror, as strong in fail h and .hope, he
stood upon the brink of its turbid waters.
He talked freely of his approaching dissolu-
tion. ' The writer stood by
pressed his almost pulseless I:
his couch, and
andand inquired
turned ibis eyes
of his future prospects. lib
upon me, and with a razo of
confidence and
o:npo.-ure which spoke volirr ios of tranquility,
that I never shall forget, he -eplied: '-My dear
brother, all is brigh; above." He kept grad
ually sinking until about five o'clock I. M.,
when the silver cord was loosed. Resigning
his spirit into the hand of gIj who gave it,
he fell. asleep in Jcsns.. and drifted out nn-
ou the shoreless ocean of cterliit y. O what a
glorious thing thus - to die!
What a
grand
thing it i, that when kiud Ti
rtends and loved
ones are unable to minister to or relieve us
when human siill fails to a d us when the
throbbing heart foils to proptl. the life-current,
and is fast growing icy and still yes how
c'icovirg to the departing ?ov I to then lean ur
on the promises of the great God, who. hath
Eaid, ''My grace is sufficient for thee!.' Thu
pa.sscd our friend and brother: leaning upon
the bosom of Jem, lie breathed his life out!
sweetly there. - j
"The vxc at midnight came,
. . - He started up to hcai?: ' .
i A mortal aiTow picrecd jiiis frame,
He fell but felt no fear. .
"At midnight came the cry', . , .
'To meet thy God prjpare!' " ....
.' He woke, and caught his Captain's eye
Then, strong in faith and prayer,
His spirit, with a bxindJ
L-ft its encumbering clayr
His tent at sunrise, on the
ground,
A darkened ruin lav
"The pains of death arc Ipast,
Labor-and sorrow ceake:
And lifoVlong warfare dlosed at last,
His soul is found in- peace'
As a man. he W;w courteous and kind-heart
1 i
cd. As a Christian, he was tiuifortu and con
distent. He was" , not givenj to . outbursts of
iecling ori one baud, nor complainings or mur-
murings on the other.
He Iicver FOUlit by.
an ostentations npr-carancc bf Fanctitj to be
tliouirbf ennnrntlv l.olv. but comiiicmiMl l,;m'
c V. 1
a consistent, orderly walk- Ls a minister, be
ranked about mediocrity; and bad bis bcaltb
been spared, be would bare tbone, no doubt,
as a bngiH luminary in tne tonri.stian uiiurcu
and ministry.. IJutLis race is run, bis course
Bpislicd, and witb tbe redcenlcd and sanctified,
ho doubt, be rests beyond Jodan'sdark water5.
amid the peaceful powers of Salem's hallowed
plain," wliere suffering nevet liTcs, and glory
never dies. t . .
He was twica married
With 'his. first
be was united,
vife, Miss Sarah M. Robert
November. 21, 1800. She died triumphantly,
August - lG, 1855. With his second, Miss
Matildi Forgy, be. wa5 " united Febuary 9,
1856. 'Sbe still survives bim to mourn his
departure. , i .
-In closing this imperfect sketch of one,re
loved, xre would fain" mingle our . teara aud
sympathies xtith those of bis bereaved . family
and. friends. Mav God comfort and bless
them! .
Jno. W. Cowma!?.-
. I .
Died at her residence ou j Little Hiver in
Montgomery county yirginia on tbe 22nd, of
May 18t0 Mrs. Matilda Smith, conscrt of
James Siuith Esq., deceased.? Mrs: Smith bad
been for many years, a member of the Meth
odist Episcopal. Church, lived a consistent and
happy christ ian;-ind showed. to the world, by
precept and example, tbat she was .a follower
of the "meek and lowly Savior." She died of
disease of the heart, lamented ty a large cir
cle of relations and friendi,
0. S. A.
AsheTllle District.
Third Hound of Quarterly ITcelwjr:
ishcville Station, May 5, C
Gloucester Mis, East fork, " 12, 13
IIcndersonTille ctu Pine Grove, 19,20
Ashcville et, Tabernacle, . 20, 27
Catawba ct, Ebcnczer, June ; 2, 3
Burncsville ct., Jack'a Creek, , "9, 10
Sulphur Sp'gs ct Spring Creek, 10, 17
Franklin ct, Iotla 31. II., 23,21
Chcoah" Miss., . CO, July 1
Hcbstcrct., July 7, B
Wayuesvillc ct., . . 14, 15
- F. M. FANNING.
"Not danscrou! to tho Ilomin FamilT.
"Itats cae out of llicir holes to die
V c r m iii . . ,
"Cottars" ' . ' " .
' Cottar 't Hat, Roach, &c. Exterminator.
"CWffrV Bed-bug Exterminator. "
"CWffrV - ;
"CoarV Electric Powder, for Infect, &c.
Rats- Roaches," Mice, M!c, Oroiind Mice, Bel
Dujj Ants, Motlis. Moruin cs, FU-rs, Instt t oit
Plant?, Fowls, Ai.imals, &c, iu hortt evcrjr furm
and specie:? of
VERMIN.
10 Years cstab'.Mied in New York City ned lr
tlio city 1'ont Onicc, tltc City I'li.'M'im and Sutin
Honsertlie City Steamers, Ships, &c, the City 11a-
tels, Astor, Bt. Nicho!as, &c, and by inuotliaa"
JO.tKX) private families.
Dni2;iU aiwl llctnjlort ncryhcrc fell ihcm.
Wholesale Agents in all Tho 4arj:e Cilics and Ti i:s.
!!! Ckwahk!!! of spurious iiuiiatiuiui.
SI (K) gamjk'c Uoxch (cut by Mail.
Addicts orders or for Circular to Dealers' to
1IENP.Y R. COSTAR, rrlucial DcK.t,
T12 Rroadvav, (OpiHite Si. Nicholas Hotel) X. T.
Sounliv L. F. S1LKR &, Cti.,
At the Brick Store, Franklin, N. C.
Jrt"C 8 . JG Sn
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FURNISHED ft CORB f.CTI'.D BY BJIDY, KICIIOLSON ft CO
i.iLiiiM ji. B..-Tiiniiiiii-iiii-iiiiumiu-
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Racon and Lard, ovr lb.
Uuticr. cr ib.
C.csnn.x, lerlb.
11 to
l-."..to la
28 M .M
12 " 20
Z'i to 4a
7 to 10
25 " '2A
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Uluc Siune,
Dorax,
BriinMui.e,
Candleii, Ada. Box jcr lb
Cntlie, Rio . " .
Candy, assoitc ', box '
Coflle.Java, "
Cojcras, "
Catiii2!, "
Urietl AijTes, per busli,
Dried lV-achcn, ihu:c in market.
Epsom Salts, per Ib
Feaihi-rs, per lb.
Fbh, Mackcjx-l, No. 3, IM. "
ha'.rbbl.
do White, per I bl.
(Tlass, Box, 8 10
(iin.Ncn;:, per Ib.
Hides, Dry, j-er lb
Honey, per lb.
Indigo, " -
Iron, Retired Eng. "
Iron. Swedes coin si;.c. "
Shovel, "
Sheet, . " "
II.M.p.
Nail Ro.1,
Hors; Shoe, "
Rand
Lead, "
Leather, Hemlock sole, i er lb.
Madder, . "
.Mlas.ses, West India, per gal.
X. OSvrnp, ier jral.
Muscvidu and Torto Rico
Nails, let, ier kes
Oils, Linseed cr gal.
Alarliiiie,
Train,
Lamp, per jral.
OMiaburgs, K?rha!o-
Retail,
Powder, Rifle .
Bla-stinj,
Rice,
Hags, erlb.
Rope, Manilla
per lb
ler lb.
Salt, LivcijMw.l. Sack
Saltj-etrc, cr lb.
Shirt ing, i-er la!o
Steel, Cast :
German
Blister
Shot, jer hack
Snar, Brown
C!ari:e.l -
it
Thread, per lalo
Retail, ,
Tallow, per lb.
Tea.s, Green Hyson," -r lb
. Black, per lb
Tin, br X cr tnx,
U: C - do "
ToLacco, j.-cr Ib.
; - Leaf,
White Lead, per keg, 23 lbs.
Wool, cr lb. -
2 r, ' 2 75
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answer to Hie numerons impuiries rcceivcll v
:r.
the u iler.-i2iiel. in re-iard to tbe nroie-l pul-
lication of "AA7CAT KXAX" lor 1ht Vf lple, l.e ?
t vvoulit ray. that the pajer uill CEIITAINLY le
j pwb'ilici If sbcribcr crionh i ieeeivel t ju-li
- unUertakmn. He is anxious to pub.Mi the
; bowcrcr small ihe paj-er may 1 eon.sMere.1. Hence
be must bave some assurance that be i!llw remu-
I ! r .i . i r t i i
util have tu
pay out tbo Casli.
, He wotj'tl take tbi occasion of rctnmins Li
gratefnl acUnovlclemetits to all wbo bave intetent.
fd tbemselves inleba!f of tbe cnterpri.c, ami wmtM
entreat tl.cni not to "jjrow weary in well doiji.'
We trust those everywhere, who bare obtained nt
scribers, will fend in wbat names they bave, and
continue to get more, for. If the publication i com
menced. e shall print aiteIiiH.il of tbe firt i:nm-
Iterssunjcient to supply all who may subscribe, with
! tbe back copies.
Some friendi at a distance, bave said tbat tber
could tiot get eiHmgh ubscrilers in time, to get a
premium. To all unch, we would ay go on, get all
tbe Mibseribers yon can ; if the pajcr is i.tarted, and
we get tho subscribers n tbe terms beretxf.tre pro
poscd, we will pay tbe premiums cheerfully, if -it Is
not more thai: a mouth from the time of "tbo Gmt
issue: which we hope will be the second week in
July. Hoping thirf explanation will prove satisfac
tory, and hoping also, that all who intend to mi'-
sciil e will d so at ouce, we leave tbe matter in the
bands, we trut, ora.geacron public."
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h F. SlLtll CO.
Announcements.'
TfT We are authorized to annouoeo G
W. J. MOORE, H-n., m the lhuocratic
Candidate to represent Macon Count j in the
House of Commons of the General A!nblj.
of North Carolina, at tho election in "August
next. " 1 '
Zr" arc anthorized to annooncc JAS.
G. CUAAVrOUD, Es,,., as canJidatc fur
re-ilcction to the office of Sheriff, at the elec
tion in August next. .
T.I" ro rcpjetcd to announe Col
VM. II. ROANE, as a candidate for SherifT
of Iacon County, tic two years next ensuing-
, ' . " -
5T The friend of Capt D. IV. SILER,
take this method of announcing hiui a a Can
didate for Rcprescntatiro from Macon county,
in -the Lower House of the next General
Assembly of North Carolba, at the ensuing
Election. . '
The friends of AJ JVct Titration,
announce Dr. II. G. WOODFIN, a-s a Can
didate to represent Macon County in the
House of Commons of the next General
Aenibly of North Caroling
PATMAN Sl SUMMEY,
SCALERS IX "
HARDWARE AKD CUTLERY,
ST0VK3, Crater, Xail ami Cali-, Camascand
llru Makbrk G.-!, Tni.i ets' atnl Sln-c.niU-
crToj,, Re'tlii". ffiwl ai.l Tin Ware. Pu nj, tij
II kinds if Uuil.'.ii.s llte;la's. Twr ta'c low fur
Cash. , - :.-
Athens, Ccsx, Jur.e 15, If . . . 47 ly
iwmmi wm iudustry
And l'atronizc Vour own Mechanics!
E. II, HOPKINS,
Practical Hoot aud Sto2 Jlakcr.
North tile tf Main Street, nrfi:e tlio Tt QOUe
F II AN KLIN, N. C,
n.XKES tl.it metlifHl rf nHirVi;ia iho citizen f
L Fraiiklin ftml Manm e"U'.ty,n.l i,c inlial.hant
r lLo cumilry ruuna al.ut, tl.ai Le h i e;.e t a
T & SHI FACTORY.
at il.; al vc ! cvi:kl tIace, a nl !icit a l:acc tf
r.cpairin" done at kLort notice.
June'J2 .':?. , tf
Dr. II. (I. WOOliI-IN. '
ITAVINO re:'-el lil Cv.aLliliti.etit t.tl:c ',li j
IL Welctrr.er ti Mam Mirtft. u i.l riitiiiite tl.e
practice f LLt Irt.fisK'U ia i: a:i. us IrauvLc a
lictel!Te. f
He taVet tli tnetlit f eprpwlns . CTJtitn!e
In tli" c:tien of Mncun '-A tl.e R.'ljiuins e-ui.t;e,
f-r the liln.aia! -altM: nt l.i-l.a u- -ii--l fur mote
iliau a iunrter f a rt-ntmy, a: 1 w i'.l in fuinrecu
ileavirtn me: it a n.i.t ii.t.ai ce l ll.e Mine.
Ho UinN no ren. u fr cl.ai.jil -,z-tl e 1 o icr a loj.t
el j ear, f i'.Hn t tvtten.e-t. a ub!iI.el in
Cuu ; anl il.ve lcim nui-t l-e iri tlt crui-lied
with. 1'iai.k'iwi, Mau U 2, l-00.
BRYSOII'S HOTEL,
MURPHY, N.iC.
riMTE ntxlerlai.ed has oiiie.1 alTUU0 HuTEL
1 In tl.e T"wn t.f Murj l.y, l ere l.c U prepare 1
t aceoimiKvlatu Kt-til!einen xH.l.i Mnrj liy , w iih
the let fare tl.e etumtrj tfl"'rj. He U rtle.i
that MS TAllI.i: l.a!l tit I f vcikI i-i mr li.tl
WeMnn Cr.titie 4 X. C-. ait.1 ; rdia!Iy !iriia
lileral l.a:o'( atr!inut f.f m tite trae!:i!i2 pnMic.
r.ilnj pro'rKle-1 iih fiKU UTS AND STAISLE.
Lc U pieparcl to fun.i-h Sto k Pnn era ia i articu
lar, uitli tun very test accaiuiixjtii,!.
J AS. II. ItRTSOS.
Murpl.y, N. C, May 11, 42if
PlfNEEIri) & FREEMAN,
irotid-ftrtt, t'ppt'filc S-nimj-ttrett, Atktms, G'a.
.WHOI.KSALK UEALKK3 hi I'ry G.h-1. Grore
l tie, Ilanlware, ful'ery, Utaes, an-1 ail at ti
de 1 1 tl:e Mercantile lit.
S'pt IC ! ly
GRADV, NICHOLSON c CO.,
V!..!csa!e aud llcail l)i ater in
Staple and Fancy Goods, Groceries,
iiAKDVAr.i:,cROtKE:;v,ic. -
Larcc Xc:v B.ick Stc;c, tonxr trii'ce an l r.roal
tie. t. .4rrA'. OA.
Septemlr K ft ly
DIR. LEON. F. SENS AB ATJGHi
iFFICK ik1 rr.i.iei.cc u il.e utk-e.vtenr of
X.) tlie Public Juar.
4 ly
J. H. 1XLE, D.
FRANK LI X. . C.
fPIIAXKFCL fur-at patronage, le-eaks tl.e con-
J tinuel favors ol a cei-erous pub'ic. Alnava at
home, m.les pn fvutally aWent,
Aiiiia ft. lh.V. atf
GEN'L It. M. HKNIt t
Attorney and Counsellor at Laiet
SOLICITOR IX EQUITY",
I'kanku.v, N. t
ViriLT. practice iu the CuurLs In tl.e Con:.t;ca of
l Cherokee, Mat on.
Jarkfon. IIaywoo.1,
Jleiflcrson, liurciibe.
Ml bnsines c.itialed la bis care, wi'.l le pnmiptly
atteti h-l to. July 22 lr
Dr. JOHN C. LOVE,
if"FFERS bis rrfesiMial hervite to il;e eUirnsi (
J Jacks.. ii com. It, I:i ti e practice o( Mriii'ii ai:d
Surgery. He will attend t-i all calls, dar and idbt.
Ollite oik-ai.d aba f u. i:e North of Welter, at
tbe rcMdet.ce of J. D. Ite, r.i. Oct. m
Evory Man to his Trade.
riARrENTEKlMJ, Cabitet Work. l!oue aI Sijm
U raii.iii.2, vaniw.ii2 a..d u,.iH.!teri..j, &c .c.
All done up accordir.l to llu, and on very reasou-
s:.,:i,lf;, --i---;
SW ED E 1 RON fur a!e by
J one 1 j L.
F. RILER &. CO.
Molasses.
nOnSIIEAD Jnst receiteJ wxthott burstinj,
IX. at for sale cbean kt taMi. br
June 15 L F. SILEU &. CO.
Thread and shirting-
GOOD sn; Jy on Laid, ainl we luteal to fun:;sb
IX. the lst lot in u-.aikct, 1 f-r Cali
Juw 15
L. F. SILER CO.
Leather, Boots, Shoes, Saddles, &c.
II03IE MANUFACTURE.
I am bavlnsc constantly manufae- s"Eft
fhoes. .
Mniitaln made (ox nwnntaln wear, -
warranted ho to rtp or tear; .
. Home made, borne work, home cntcrj-rize
All should arce to latrotdze.
Come one, come all, cme at a dash
Aud briu your prod o to anil yonr rash.'
H. It. NOLEN.
rta'Aliny.C oly 23 . ly
t
r THREE CHEERS! EOK THE
BLUE RIDGE R. RDAB
MONEY APPROPRIATED
r?i tttitm ir5 rr.i rTitnut it
And ihc NASTAIIALA DErOT
At fbc crcflucncc nf the Trnnrfco and
Nantahala Rirern, U now filkd to.
VYAt
ou Ijvc tn-aco at home, atd to 5ec
your wife loolC rrctty and sweet and
intlir? '
J on ci lo U.e DErOT -! ret Itr a alee
rcw trcM, ai.l a ti::e Brt r-rtttr wl .f
lens, Plate., UhtM Tunablerp, and
A PITCHER 1
And tl'Wi't f--tcet U tar m irrilJi i.lce arjl fire f r
the Rlrb they will loe j.nt le::er, L aaiarter
"j:a;!," ar.4 l mre In ratcli a -lan." - t
n e are fen buy c:li:ia CtHjli to tell too a!l
atxxil tiiir Slock, c llicrtf.rft sir you a conlU
liTitann toeall bikJ rnilirr tonorlrn.
r Vo jou want a Hat fr Tonr.clff andF?
fztjk etippijr of liata ana t;sp for auva
the boj?, and one for the baby?
Gotthc DKrOT!
Do tou war t a gpoi RaIncA, Drc.v, or
Uvcr Loat, .r Uools to mate them?
Ga to the DEPOT !
Io rou watt a rood rair of Root or Shoca
Hr yourM-lf, and a !urr.ly cf Shoes far joar
wito and all the f.tmily ? .
You will find thcra at tie DEPOT !
-ThahLfiil fr ia-t far r. e Urn our M fiir:l
al rtitouers will rWl n, an.1 lni;i2 tLt-ic lnceU
lull oi money. arl e ! c.l tlem .
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hat, Cap, Sloe, Cod,
Clothing, Hardtcarc,xUing,
Cultcry, Croclcry, 1 in" 11 are, fc. tie..
at tir!i low f,iirc tl.rv will Its cre to kaxc llieir
iiNK eV ai.d tell all tLeir MitWrs wl.ec to get g
ue take In exchat.-e f- Cft, V-k, Taei
IJinl, TaliurtUried Uref Jli.e, Ierr Ui-, Iiriol
Vrnl-on Ham. Fnr Fki;i, Uiala cf ail kiwi. Sutk
Value, Drtet Friut. &c
We wenM jul ay iTirae!T, f all nr fiierxU
who have UKcuk-.l ace'Oi.t, that 11" yHFlt
.VO.ftl,ii.a eo in.t ili to ca rai t!at
w i!l Late ar fr s.i:r pay o;; ao cge aii4 Krt
. SILER & LEF.CII.
4:1.. IKA
Ntntala'a. Jan
&STQUISHIHG nil
IX CONSEQUENCE OF THE
'GREAT SCARCITY" OF GOODS
JX THE VILLAGE,"
w
rE be order,! and leeched an c?itire XEV
STM"U. width Is rc3Ir f.r ethi!tun.
I'eriisiii ai t f ai.vil.ii. j in u.? 'i e, U do well
to call and fxaii.luc mr u rk. 1.k "1 be old
..n tbe ii-uil irrnis b "Al'MOVED l'VEZr
either n tin e or fi-r Cali.
Ti e l.!l.i:ig articles cuuslllu'.c a pail if tic
pre.c:.t SlocL : Iu .
DRY GOODS,
I bave Cltb, ra.hi.ee, Italian, Lii ei. Teed
KeMucky and IbMi.e-Ma.leJai-s; hi., talis aal
Marseilles YeMb.gs fur Irns' HVtr.
FOlt THE LADIES,
We bare Mu!ijji, UrsaV.U-s, IViagm, DtLairn,
Ginghams, Jaeotiets aMl Ca.i-H,.
J)ottutif O'wds, tf U JCtMds. ,
Sheetings, f Linings, 0rabas, TmilU-d Tktin;,
llrilli:i2. ic.
ItKADY-MAPE CLOTIIINO, ,
For Samttcr C-al; I.i:.cn, Italiin, Martc!lk-s aird
Al4icra.
"ets MarFeil!es, SEk. fatla, Ac
Pants, Fhii t r.d Jtrairrrs in clcndnce.
Tlio uual Mnck 'f
.DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Hurt! ware, Table nn l l'uckct'Ktivci,
Cuil aud Trac C!un. Griuilttouc?.
&c (iUOCEHIES, i
Ct Cec, Suar, Xb.'ae. K;re. Tolcc-ar.d fait.
A Very itxd i"vpry ef
RncVe's, Iron ai d liiav i'...it:l, Tain'e I :d Yar-
Loltol. Faddcaid 1 !5 Ita. Car.s-t Parks.
aifl U'2i W.ij, Siies, Eh!s. Ti.i Ware,
t rK.Wery, I;at, ai d n.ai.y l.er things 4-i ma vr-
oim lou.euU4i. la.l B:.d ice f.r v'U.-cT
' J. T. SILEH.
My 25, lfO. f 41 if
stiliTa good school.
IN I'll AN KLIN.
fTlIB Truslres f tbe FruuVli.-i FcmaV Ara Jemy.
L deem iheiiie'ves ery f itn; ale in U ii.c ab'e
lo aj.&uuure that tbey bave M?cn'ed the fcrticescf
Miss C. K. WILSON,
in roi.dnctli 2 anotl.er ?cbi. In Franklin. -
Ti e i'eii.u ui.l ls-jin i Jloislar. tin? CfHb Jo'y
i eat, and ci ti:.n f.f Tll EXTV WEEKS.
TEEMS OF TUITION FEE. SESSION".
1st Cults Knibmciuff, Fic'.Hnil. Heading ar.d
Wii:ii 2. . . S3 00
'2nd Ci'UJ Kin I racina Cranmar. fTcra-
I bv, Atiitm etic Illtr, " CO
.. r" i . v., t.. :. m i.i ......
. dies, 0 fX)
A ei.linctJt ice T vO cents, taa.l l -aia on
enterine-
E-.srd in tbe Lc.vt Lu.ii:'.c at t C5 to 51 00 r
Fend on TonrcrI, fr ebaveancieerrit teach-
er, ana your uauriacrs caMrt ct i a iM-iirr i.ce
; C. U. SMITH.
, " ! ' rrei lent Uurd.
N. G. Ali.v.x, fee fc Tress.
Fraiiklin, N. C , J n; c 1, 4J tf
m m goodsi .
T
HE Saleribcr t ih.w rreritii.a bis STiKTKof
lriUNG AND fiUtlMW CkmS. euibraei.is
trt-arly erctjtkf.g u-uvjy ke t in -a cni'Uy Huro,
ecu as
UKY (5001)5, .CUOCKRinS.
HATS, EON NETS, DOOTS & SHOES,
,
BIIjS AS MEOICiKES. EiMllt
CUTLERY, Saddles and Bridles,
VUEEXSWARE.
Ac,
Atl I wi.icn He l.as selected siittf it.iai ie-
fcmice lo ti e ai.u of tl.e isophj t,f this -". i.-o t.f I
coBTitry ; and I wnM le bs; y t be all jey-
lf want of GOODS to call a l ,'.. LL.
stock aiKlic. He ou!d funler rrnmk. that
I lboe knom n to l i.nrf-toal. ca.i tiJ l aeG !
on the moal time, ai4 lhoe iJ.'u.2 to mj CASH,
can t.aretl.em at a bw f::nt4 a ilt.ir HUr
i hon In this tertnw. Si caU i i, and yoa U1 Cnd
Lvusc:ror"Jt.i.3i5' ainayto:tba .d.
" - - j. JOHN.STON.
Franklin, May 4. IMP. .
; W'CAriTER & 8AWS0W,
Lnw I3ookHollerH,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
T AW BOOKS furwbl.M at as low ra'.fcs fC.s8H,
lJ or api-ta.evl crdit, as at er.y Uonsn la tie Cti-
, ted states. . ...
Charleston FK 20, If CO. Z2Cm
A vrfTereiji r.emely fr Lytcl rnplaint: For
Bj;- by V. A. MwCOT.
LF.SILERSCO:SC0LUHNI
AT THE SniCK STORE,
In Fnmklin, N. C.
nrnUwin W.i lrc and aried rTfCK Of
JL GOO Da. w n'.t ib Ume, p:eae fuey ba4
wani wcrtrwiu 'utre B aca.1 aad iLUOuoar
yiAVS, OP3, J17
MUGS i3D BTS-SSUiig,
BOOKS AHD STATIONERY,
Cuttings and Hoiloxo Ware,
GJ:ocsniEstdx.ctc.t
We c'l fur rraJy ty ar.i tJ at cLrap as caa t
exj-ecicU. . . , . . .
I. F. MLEII.
V; S. GRADY,
11. ADDINGTON.
ra.. in, itra.
COTTON" f. a!e at
Ajuil 0
l r. sillk a er.
BLACKSMITH S TCOL5. at
April 0 L. f.
SlLtll L co t.
Just to Hand I
SOME G"4 lInsU, C.cn Fl.e'.Um, Ftr CoU
ten anl ris'a I'ubU. CaH Brt .-,k mmJ
prtht. L. r. EILEIt L, CO.
Cotton is King!
"rE Late ti Ctuo, Lrou;Ui up eieelally f
l (hi t;Ut LeiKfli. Take Um o'.4 nari
l r. eiLF.a . cu.
STAW CUTTERS,
Ww, at
A;ailG
ft nt, Nall aivf He
L. r. E1LLQ Sl C8.-
Feathers, Feathers!
I fill II l-ftH ai.teJ at re, in etrLanr
OuuJ. by
L. 1. S1LEH &.
CO.
IVb 17
Castings and HoUoV Ware !
IJT.OJf a 13tei.t U::tttoS12tanMrn t-r fnafc.
' Z Pjru?, ly . L. F. SILEtt i CO.
Ftb 1J , .
Ready-Made clothing.
TIIE-larj:et ai-1 c-tipirtrl 14. T Clul.ir; ettT
t rrrl in U.i rnaikcl. Call arxl esamir. ,
Maicb V JL F. f ILE e CO.
Clocks and Watches. -
I N artn:eni jot to l aixl, end TcryJo. Call
ii ail cct vt-m Ufore iber are all en.
Martli L. F. tilLEE &.
CO.
Linseod and Tannerm' Oil!
fL'PEr.ion article, jt lkstl maA law fur
Ca.Iu
jl r. silxh x co.
May 4, 1M1
llo! for the Ka;3!rrchnIsM.!
fE bar alarer-t'ck cf Costs. And we tranits
If try C.VrtH .mm mnd. CUtam Ran f
We liiittnilrHt to peas jo f,tiat want to
Ivyyowr RAGSt
. H f e!I fvr icady t ay and want lo Iny all vowf
RACSI ..
We sell "orIs very ebeap, and 'wunt IQ.OOtf
ronJs yr RAGSt
la l-.rt, r ai i u Ley eVan Tkz, M P.aa,
-r r..;r, eld VhX'b n2, cbil-be..' Ras, Vi
llz.A little Eajs; jcx,an4 If rw cmf
clc, e ai.t to bur " '.
HAGS ! 11AGS I RAGS
S-a eiue oni:h yenr Easto tW Brkk 5t-r.-Eat
l in:e ll.cr are elean J.mm and OUm Rant.
. L. F. SILER &. CO.
Fiai.klm, May 13, 1 MO. Raj Merchants.-
Hffl STORE--HEl'l GOODS.
Kcady.MaJe CIotbiA I)rBs JIcJk
clncs, Perfumery, etc.-
All Linds ef 17e V.renitcff Vlnrt. Cor die Is, v
Iir JScdcinal T urinous -
A. W. BELL & CO.,
AT THE NORTH-EAST COllrCDLrC SQUARE
HAYEju'tcTcr.edw me'.l c!cctcl frtck of lW
ale ati.:, whirl; Ur i!l kw frCalf
a low ns rt Is sJd i this mrtrlet
Tlwy wnam eery article aoij by tLera tol-ear
re;'re-'ii?el.
No i:i le rared toi-!eae all mbo naf
lirof re tbeni. "
UIL IX. W. EELL wi:i o;rl1 ibe Dr6?r'
Depaitntrtit. at i!l attend roJjtly to all caJ
from the. aHlide-L
Hain2 trni:a:-enUr located In Franklin. ti
lers biuieif tl.ai b can oene the teblie bcitiOll--ly
imI rrJ"ol.si!tr in the Lmj Hi-
A. W. r.F.I.LUl kU:i cite his attettbHi t tbe'
D STl- and Ji wn ir ietrtnctt. nhicb will be
cxiictel i:h tltciore.' t j
Call and see the Maexn. U tefare I faring town.
A. W. EEtL' S. CO:
Mrxh 10 3 tf
EI
HPT IT.TP
UiUl 11UI
j etc I JtlTlUilLS ly J. Js 1 1 jrJJ U
N. G. ALLMAN,
AT ins TV ELL KN0W5 STAND IN FRANK
LIN, ba jttt rreeite'I a w ai bcauttfai
a.uMrtne:.l til tiXDS, t.kh csiwftt l-e
nmm is wiiYonmiiL'
Hit urk err.:ie etersti.u.z that U fmiwl in nnf
buM:"I.ic?e out f a liuato! crtits In i-artof
DRY GOODS, DHESS GOODS,
Sills, Embroiderie; WUitt Cood$i
Lte Uoo-n end (i-orti. J f liter m If art SI iris.
ItEADY.JIADK CLOTHING.
Men'a DiHs, Fb ajf Gaters. A fine lk r-f
Ladies, Mies CbBdrets' CwV, Gai'tr a:Kl
SIksts, with an.1 viiboet lCli.
CLOTH HP, CAFSIMKItES an-l rmUyts
BLANKETS, anl other ITot '.eu Goods a,!j IrrnA
in a ontntrr tkore. -
He bas U a fir nfn ed" -
nnOCi:ilIKSfHAni)YARE,C0tf,an.l
in firt eierjthh s ht fc.sy lecal'4 In tLis mar
kcL lleb.tt-.tf bU f:ler.dsaii thm ,ftVe in m!I
ivd e&aftib Liuk, X9 tblrr e i--t bir. bl
. ritli 0 If
I P.. ;na IN,t 1?-..:
P31 UarjainN LUrin
SELLING OUt AT COST I
CASH SALES.
iS f "w .Tcrlnjf l.U st-el: cf CCKjIiS ia rrmrATm,
at C J.T and C A R R I AO K. All ifs l.bk
to fy -Cafa o;, tul no gruaUins," will eenalrJy
1 set bara i.t.
Come cine enne m.l M fir yourself es ef
tbe treih ctbe a'-ne lad jccux-tiU.
Hay 2'., 1S'"0. T ii tf
T TT TtnvcnsT"
ITiriLL a'.tr.4 rcnctnaily to t fafasa sim)
reelr? N.'M.ft'Tijktr tu! i i.
MINERS' &. TLANTF.r.V iLVNC, Marr W. X. C.
Ece. fl. - , Hit U if
ITAT1II1!