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DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Anti.lsiiiOus Pills,
Are the cheapest and most approved Fam.

Are the cheapest and most approved Fam.
ily Medicine ever offered TO the Pubic.
They are extremely mud IN ;helr operation,
neither causing sickness OF the stomach, nor
any unpleasant sensation m the system, a
IS too frequently the result from medicines
gwen TO act upon the bowels. They act spe.
officially upon the LAYER, when IN a torpid
condition, carry lug of large quantity OF
blIe, through the influence OF the excemenl
junction, WHICH, # suffered 10 reman IN the
system, would produce either Jaundicc, Ii.
yer Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fever ana
Ague, or some other greslous bodily aiilic.
lion. In all cases OF torpur Of the bowels,
they act like a charm. In recent cases OF
Dyspepsia, they are certain cure. Many
persons Who were subject TO violent attacks
ot sscl headache, have been much benefited,
aud several perfectly cured IN few weeks
BY their use. They are highly recommend.
ed as preventative aud cure oi Bilious CON.
plants. Persons who are subject TO that
distressing complaint, sea sickness BY tax.
ing portion or Two Of them Re" days pre-.
yluus 10 embafklug on board the vessel, will
DC almost CERTAIN to escape II. Females
can use them at all periods, without ncur.
ring any risk Their virtues will remain
unlmpalred for years IN ans climate. No
lamily should be without these Pills po..
ton OF them, taken occasionally, would be
the means Of preventing much SOLDERING from
sickness. II IS from neglect Of keeping up
regular peristaluc action Of the stomach
and bowels, thus suffering 10 be absorbed
and mingled with the blood, unasslmllated
fluids, that most diseases are produced
DR.. 7. feels confident that no person who
gives these Pills a far trial, wall ever after
feel wiling to be without them. The tes-
tlmony OF thousands speaking IN the high,
est terms OF their efficacy, might be added
but the very high reputation DR.. 7. has &C.
qulred Us the inventor OF the Patent Vege
table Medicine Siomachie,s Ct HepdtteG,
for the cure OF Dyspepsia aud Liver CON
plants, IS thought sufficient guarantee tc
those wishing TO make trial OF their viz
tues. They contain not particle OF MGR
curry, or any ingredient that does not act IT
harmony with health and oppose disease.
/ DR.. 7. having been educated under III,
most eminent American and European Med
ica professors, and prac,lced his profession
many years IN the South, where diseases o
The most obstinate character prevail, con
slders himself we'll qualified to Judge on tn,
!, nature OF diseases incident TO warm climates
) Prepared by JosEPn PRIEsTLy PETERS
VI. ID. L. b. {. Z. VI. al his Institution to
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, by means Q
vegetable remedies, No. l29 Liberty .s,rcer
New York, inventor and sole proprietor
Each box contains forty Pills, Price ~
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold i
Charlotte by Smith d Williams in Con
cord by p. b. Barrnger, and IN Sallsbur
by John Murphey, where numerous certlf
. Gates of their efficacy can be seen.
a JOS. PRlESTLY PETERS.
Inn Is3G 1.v
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notice.!
SALE of Land on Credi!.

I'M Monda! tue 9th day OF June next, |
~ viii sellat the Courthouse IN Charlotte,
to the highest bidder, on a credit Of II
months, plantation supposed 10 contain
100 acres, Joining the lands Of Nathan Orr,
and Thomas Hunter, formerly owned by
James Robinson, now deceased, the same
being sold by virtue of a decree from the
Court of Equity for the benefit Of partition
among his heirs.
Also, at the same time and place, aud by
virtue Of the same authority, | will sell one
other tract, lying on the waters Of the II
mile Creek, joining the lands of VIM. AT.
klnson, Burwell Clark, James T.. DAVIS,
and others, containing by estimation 42j
acres, formerly owned by Edward Stitt, now
deceased, and sold for the benefit Of partition
among his heirs. Satisfactory security will
be required. ID. K. DU MAP, c. m. e.
Ami 10Th, 1896. s9tds
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II SDiei,ttid Line Of Y.I(Ex
FROM
Salisbury 10 Raleigh, NC.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, anxious to atTo,I
every facility TO the Travelling Public
now announce that they have connected II
their arrangements, and can with Truth a.
We present you nth a Line n Hacks po,.
sessing advantages orer any Other i va
irish 70 get on nth ease and despatch
ING obtained that great deadodtum with al
Trayellers-no detention on the road. /,
IS so arranged as TO correspond, 10 It's am.
walls al Raleigh, with the departure d lie
following stages, VIZ: The Great Daily
Line 10 Blakely, North Carolina, ps,.,rr
through Louisburg, Warren,on, and Han.
fax; al the latter place Line Of Slascs
communicates with the Portsmouth Raj
Road for Norfolk: BY continuing On 70
Blakely, YOU strike the Petersburg Raj.
Road and on your arrival a, that place 10
have the choice Of two Lines-elther b.
land 10 Washington City, wa Richmond sol
aGZ@ Fredericksburg, or By
4Az Steam Boat to NorgR.
cb At Norfolk there NIL Ia
no detention, as there IS a luc Of Steam.
Boats for Baltimore IN conneNlon with 'a.
line. THIS line also connects with orc ,rg,1
Raleigh TO Nevbcrn.
Leaves the Manson Hotel, Salistgy,
TUESDAY and SATU RDAl al 9o'cOcs,
A. Mater the arrival OF the plcttacr,
Stage from the Soulh--arnves IN RaIr.a
next days al 9 O'Clock, +, M,-Lcayes RI.
leigh TUESDAY and Sal tRDAi al :
O'Clock, 4. NJ, arrives IN Salisbury Gelt
days BY 4 O'Clock, L. M.-alIovug sufil.
Gent time on the road for SLEEP
/ J. The Hacks are Albany make, entirely
new, and canno, lie surpassed Tor cou'ar.
and ease The Teams are excellent, the llf.
vers careful ard attentive, and tie Fare ov
only SEVEN DOLLARS. All lulcf.
mediate distances Z cegts per mile.
j. Passengers from the South, Who sIsa
10 take our Line, Will he careful 10 ,aicr 70
Salisbury only.
= All Bundles and Packages al The rsA
Of the oSucFs,
WILLIS NORING
JOSEPH l. NOElNG,
hrvll II, 1875. 'b0-ly
The Fare from Raleigh 10 HdShing'c tiy
amounts 10 sl9 30, as foii0rJ:
From Raleigh TO Blak,ly. Stage Fare y
Bakciy 10 Pc,efsburg, Rel Rad Fac
Petersburg 10 Richmond. Stage FAR i
Richmond TO tfcderieksburg, stag fi'e'
Fredericksburg 10 Washington ca,
Steam. Boat Fare,
The Steam. Boat Fare from Petersburg 70
Baltimore, via Norfolk, Is -Four Dolidrt
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JOB PRINTING

Neatly erecuted a, this Office. OrdertF'''
be thankfully receired and PpnciudAy
attended 70.
Revolutionary PenSion Blanks fer a'"'
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Land of Liberty.-An lnshman who
bad left his native country, and sought an
ASYLUM in America because It was land OF
liberty, was attacked on his first arrival IN
December by furious mastIii. Tie stoop'
ed TO pick up a stone to defend himself, but
the stone was frozen fast. " by my sowl,
saws Pat, now is not this swate land OF
liberty, where the dogs are let loose, and
the stones tied fast Y
A Good oae.--When the late Judge
Howell, of Rhode Island, was at the Bar,
Mr.. Burgess, TO play Joke, wrote on the
lining OF his hat, rdcuum cdput,, (empty
hesd) The hat circulated about, exciting
smile on every countenance, except that
Of the owner-who deliberately took II up,
aud repeated the words above, and well
knowing the author of the mischief, adj
dressed the Court as follows: May pleast
the Court, ask your Honors protection
(holding up the hat) for" said be, I" fine
that Brother Burgess has written his name
in my hat, and | have reason TO tear that
he intends TO make off with il.
Humbpg.-Wa terhouse, while Professor
of Natural History IN Harvard | DIVERSITY
some years ago, made an artificial insect
TO the limbs OF which he could commune
cate motion while be held il IN his hand
After exhibiting it to the class he was lee
turing, and permitting every pupil 10 10
spect it, none Of whom could tell TO wha
class of insects it belonged, though the'
all believed 1t 10 be a real living creature, Tia
Doctor thus addressed them: 81 suppose
young gentlemen, yop wish TO be lnorme,
of the name of this bug had YOU eNamln
ed il more attentlyely, you would have a
perceived that II vas IA humbug.
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NEW GOODS.

cIe>. which he Offers TO the public at re.
duced prices. The leading ones are
Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Leplae, and
Plain English and Swiss WATCHES,
Gold Guard CHAINS, also, Fob do.
Ladies Fine Gold NECKLACE,
Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacle Frames,
with glasses, (,rhite, green, blue, and
d=ure,l TO suit all ages and sights,
GOLD KEYS, for Gentlemen and Ladies.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, HI HAS JUST
RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
FROM THE NORTH, VIZ:
Brttania.ware in foil sets, Fine Plated Can.
dlestlcks, Snufiers and Trays, Plated Cas-.
tors, Rogers Pen and Pocket Knives, Ra.
zors and Scissors, best Cloth Brushes, Halr
do, Table and Tooth do, variety Of PER.
FCMERl of the best quality, Walking
Sticks and Riding Switches, Fine Pistols,
English and Ftench,) Snuff Boxes, Per.
cussiou Caps, Pocket Books, Elnerson's / lne
Razor Straps, Boxes and Brushes, &c.
The above articles, added to his former
stock Of Watches and Jewelry, will embrace
variety, which will be sold low for Cash
or on short credit to punctuaI dealer.
THOMAS TRoTTER.
Charlotte, N0Uember, 1885 70-tf
n. b. Those who have long Standing
Accounts will remember that most meI
| need money In carry on business
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Valuable Land for sale.

S-S<Exs1zx- aniSS cora, IaOdrrus tOutty
containing $50 acres of first rate cotton land
ITO acres nearly all newly cleared aud in
a high state Of observation-disclosures mead.
ows-.good improvements, principally frame,
Gin house, Cotton press, Threshlng ma.
chine &c. The situation is noted for health.
Terms made easy.
Also
A plantation miles east Of Charlotte,
Mecklenburg county, Of $50 or 400 acres
large Meadow, good improvements and fine
Orchard Of early aud late fruit.
Also
A tract Of 100 acres, all wood land, lying
east Of the Charlotte and Salisbury Road
Joining the lands Of Matthew and Francl.
Alexander, 81 or miles from Charlotte
For terms enquire Of
A. +. ALEXANDER
| March 9, 1886
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NHE Subscriber having been solicited n
remove TO the town OF Charlotte C,r
the purpose of Teaching, and having done
SO, will commence a School 80 soon a.
sufficient number Of subscribers can be 81
tanned.
Terms:
For Reading, Writing, and Spelling, San,
English Grammar, Arithmetic and VI
Geography, $50
History, Natural Philosophy, and
Chemistry, ssa :.
Latin, with the above, $40 .
The Articles Of the School may be see,
at the office Of b. Oates, ESQ.
ii. d. W. ALEXANDER
april Ia, 1886. s9T
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scorpions, out fell brace of tracts and a
piece of paper, on which was writtenin large
characters, +" April Fool :"
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II will be seen that there has been oeI ,... /,
the price Of Cotton slnce our last Ne'y NV @.c.
brought in. a prime lot would prooaO2 cu
mand hi CHER price than our quotations
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DYSPEPSIA
AND
LIVER COMPLAINTS.

TIME PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE
IL SToMAcHIcE TT HEPATIoE, formed
by chymical analysis and synthesls Of seve-
raj prorimdte vegetable principles, are uni
yersally acknowledged 10 have totally e.
clipsed the pretenslons OF every other rene.
dy, aud superseded the necessity OF every
other mode oitreatment wherever the above
diseases are found to exist, as we'll as IN en-
largement of the Spleen and IN Jduadice.
Among the symptoms Of Dyspepsia and
LAYER complaints, are hatulency, sourness
or BURNING in the stomach. melancholy, Ir.
rllablIlty, dlsagreeable taste IN the mouth
grea, irregularlty otaPpetlte, which rs some
times voraclous, and at other times great
" deficient THIRST, ieid breath, nausea,
weakness Of the stomach, acid eructatIons
palpltalion, drowslness, lrreguhrlty OF the
bowels, pressure on the stu mach after meals
PAIN IN the head, dizziness or vertigo, con
fusion OF mind, attended with loss OF memo
~, gnawing IN the stomach when empty
chllIiness, affection of sight and hearing
pain aud weakness IN the back, laDguor, dis
turbed sleep, cold feet aud hands, iremor
4 uneaslness IN the throat, cough, pam IN th(
side or breast, &c.
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SO Reward.

s STRAYED or stolen from
VI A~ ~ the Subscriber, near the
AM Narrows Of the ladkIn, in
s-kazss<ss Montgomery County, N. c., a
bright Cnesnut sorrel HORSE, abou, ff
teen hands high, six years old, well made,
blazed face, with split in his hInd huff,
film over the left eye, valued at about $50.
The above Reward will be given to any
person for his apprehension or delivery to
me, near the Narrows of the YadkIn. Any
information concerning SAID horse, # direct.
ed to kendaII's p. o., Montgomery CO., will
be thankfully received.
ALLEN RICE.
April2J 1896. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-01

: rcsncct,bie voica for JuIae Il EiitcI I'M more than three
~ fonr STATES the new born Whips.' like rats that fec
G,,m :, .in.;rn sL;, have drouy'A him, and sought refuge
IN The old o,G'I,w' F,dpralist. and the odious Emancipl
zionist, Harrison They haze, however, determined to
continue 10 use Judge Whites name as 9 Init for those
Republicans in this State who ca!nol lie made to s"al'
low Harrison.
mThis is the y,o,. and such the fraud, b. which it is
sourh, 20 trick tie RrpnbIcaus Of North Carolina into
the support Lf 4 candidate whose principles are odIons
TO them. and whose notnrinus want If capacity would
render lis election 4 disgrace to TIE Presidential Chair
of a great nation! VIII The prlanciu Of NJr.! Caro-.
lima coun;cnance So base Il f!nnd n'ihci; rights and pi.
v;lrc"s: 80, No! We viii answrr for them, That they
will s;,ufn The corrupt rroppsi;on."
"iicais "2, h.pHHic"M&'-Wc la7" cT"V thing 1"
cheer us on 10 victory, i'll Ike election this day Is .
weeks. Letters and verbal in!!,i nation have rrachcd us
from! al paris OF Tie State. assuring that the pcopl" are
determined 10 carry the S:atr fr Drnocrlcv ari the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-01
BHGGEHs'S
.Aiore good luck ct Fortunes Lounge!

.Hare good luck ut Fortunes Lounge,
Drawn Nos. OF The Va. MonongaIia Lottery, Ex. 7.
SO 50. l6 "a 81 a IL 6
Ticket Nos. "a 81 so, 4 capital prize CT $500, sold,
and Will be paid at sight, by BIGGER.
TIC Lounge aia0ays Triumphant
Drawing Of Va. Wheeling Lottery, No. 6.
Il So ~ IS 20 / Cd GO S 81 81 2 81 Z
Whole ticket Nos. 7 IS 81, a capital prize of 81 600,
sold and paid by the only constant capital Prize-seller,
iGGER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-01

the talents, Grlnn"sa. and perseverance, "l au.'II ~; ~.
J Itp' ,dI for H} ,hpir ssa~nd Ia in the councils of that State:
they have appreciated the value Of his SERVICES sd IL
never failed to Lcs,ow on him their e,llfI c"nn ~ eI Tho
r naa 49,. - r,os,ga,iur the very man who i'nS d'e'si'e
l., ,;L"+ yn, in former conflicts in "ve'thIo"lnS 'ne"i'
> "''" '" =, hr ryYclr6cli IN eur RrLt)
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L.. liz I..Iuhc

f'"
lurrNTANT'TtEAStRf
Having understood that Il correspondence had recently
,,krr pIIcr with the Secretary "i The !rrhsnrr, IN res
.c.,t ~ ,bc ,r,S.n, state of the money market. aud in"rr
ssprrialiy in New iork city, as growing nut OF the late
d.nosilc act ind o;t:er CAUSES, we applied Tor copies III
il Thry have been politely furnished, and will tend,
We believe, to .c!noyc mach mis1PpreIcnsinn in respect
to this subject. and 10 correct many prevalent rrrorS:
WAsIIyGTuS. Oct -, l2"h.
Sir-In the present stale of the money market IN Eng
land. we came, lock with confidence tn Il CONTINUANCE
of The inpor! 81 specie from Euralc. 1t might, there
fore. be deemed beneficial by tie Department nj HIS
tiH.e. to procure IL million Of dollars or more IN si"cir'
from Havana or .jamaica-Siould Instructions b" gwen
TO that effect, to the superintendent "l The h'ini: lie
Bank Of America w!il cl~rrttully act as agent (Mii!!"nt
charge on ,!!c,r partl TO carry the same lni" ''t'c''
Cuba "r Jlinaica presenting al HAS iini''lit lNr ''s' :''"S'
pcct icr obtaining 4 supply.
We have the honor to be, sir,
Nti treat respect,
Your most nbrdicnt servants,
GEO GIiiSWbl.D,
BENIN l.. SWAN.
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To Geo. Gris~nlI and Benz. l. Swan. Es4s, y. Y.

--LATEST FROM FLoNIpA.-TIic steamc! James Boat,
wright. Capt. Martin, arrived yesterday nothing from
Black Creek. ria Jacksonville and 81. .Hary*
iy this arrival we learn that Capt. Smith, with his
cornpanv of Black Creek volunteers, fell III on .honday
las! with IL party of eleven Indians near Simpson River
ponG-lhcy wclc engaged in cooking "Hi troops lrcd
Oh ttcIN, charged and droTc them .n:u Il hammock -
They ihink they saw three or four fall, but could not
iind their huGics.
Col. Culiihrrl, who, with 100 mounted mcn. went
down 10 escort lie baggage train OF Major Pcarce from
black Creek 10 Fort Draur, came up with JOar Indians
- Suuta!,r, ANA Succeeded in killing The whole party.
TSGraHHuh t~icor4jan.
NEw ORLEANS, October l..
MnN!co ANp TrNAs.-Ey arrivals last evening, we
have learned that the u. :. schooner Dallas, Curtain
Green. was run ashore OH the bar OF TanIpico, OIL the
I'D uit.. b. the Mexican pilot Of that place; aud that she
was entirely wrcckfd-tle sails, rigging, armament and
officers being saved, and brought here yesterday by the
Creole. One Of the crew died from exposure: and ano-
ihcr was !sil dangerously i'll at TaInpico, with the .Ainc-
lican consul. 1t is believed that the pilot had secret or
drrs 10 wreck the Dallas, as she drew only q feet wafer;
and there were J on The bar the wind being light ana
fair al The linc. Aiiia tits Oil this subject vii! be pre-.
scented 10 The L.. S. Government. 1t is also reported, tEint
the NJ Aican Government has prohibited any American
armed vessel from entering Talnpico.
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have the money there scasunahly for division among the
States. ,
II is hoped that these indulgenccs wi! he employed
By the banks TO enable them To complete easily Tn" lraEs'
fcrs already ordered, and ~ execute efficiently HE re-
manning transfers which will b" necessary u2dci the Gcl
10 be directed hereafter, and Of which, rs heretofore, ~
less public cximcncics should forbid, whenever large n
amount, L dug and liberal notice beforehand ii Tbs Il Les
and places ol payment, will hr carefully given.
Cnncer :!ng yoar last request u! me, TO nicrci The banks
making the Transfers II lnt the amounts al III" proper
places, in the i:;ran!i.!ir. rrlnrr they hrc"trr nI!ahi": ii
may be necessary 10 explain: that the transfer order Is
now. in boil! form and substance, to that effect. When
it is made payable III L distance, TIE iunds aust be r..
United there by The lirc it fails due: but II at home, they
must be- got ready at home.
If, rs is aTpTcicu!td !roen your remarks, II Is supposed
by SONG thai Il transfer draft can, any more ihan Il trea-
sury warrant, be- made payable OH lis Face IN an thing
except specie, pruvi!cd The lluldcr chooses 10 demand
specie, the crIrr $lould BE- corrected, Is The idea Is He
gal aud pTcpus:rrvus. But the department has, IN no
Case, ever given any order ~ demand any portion 81 cI'
Their Of iLcm i'll specie.
The hUlurr of tic warrant often accepts bank notes or
checks, and SO dos the holder OF the transfer draft, and
in lEr latte. casr tic bills of the bank i'll whose favor II
runs or balances against such Dank would, OF Course, lie
always is available is specie To meet the transfer when
due. am: gentlemen, vrry respectfully,
Your obCd:rIl servant.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
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nay DC proper 10 add by way Of fur,hcr EXPLANATION AZ 10 The
lRSts, That, II uIl tho above ordered lSn.Gr,s - H.. "" "a 70 .c
n"nSi, y OK, h we're completed en- and no new rransfess, receipts or ex.
p - - n = s.pu.u Piace, hc.e would still remain in ,bn, Stale,
anu most OF the amount in lis commercial Capital ,hn,, =. ~; -
OF dollars OF tho public nIooey, or quite FIVE millions ncno ,hnn ,na us
dcpoSilc act. 0"' VI Ill
The three original Dopusi,e Banks in that city, had, bv tho act,
returns, nearly a million of dollars each more public money linn
ihieerourths OF the Asneunt of their respective chartered capitals.
bu' Inc excess has sinrc the dGpus,c law took effect, being -four
months ago, 5oen srasoIably pluced under transfer 10 othe, banks
soue u wh'c arc within: and Others out Of the State Of New York,
timo for the operation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-01

The W. TELEGRAPH should be more attentive Il,
facts. I, saws, sihe Richmond Enquirer speaks o. n5
Ter from Huntsville, The writer Of which PROMISE .f,i,.-
thirds of the vote Of Alabama to The Baltimore n-,;es
We put no confidence in the letter, |! such %[.s |rhy.
We know, and every man knows better 1""!
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-10-04

John Middleton Esq. is candidate for re-
election to the House of Representatives in
the State Legislature.
C We are authorized to announce Col.
John Campbell, of Marlborough, as candi-
date for Congress.
B We are authorized to announce DR..
Thomas Smith of Society Hill, as candidate
for Congress.
DR.. MacLean: Please announce Col John
p. Richardson, of Sumter, as candidate to
represent this Congressional District in Con-
gress at the ensuing election, and oblge.
MANY VOTERS.
To the Editor Of the Cheraw Gazette:
You are requested to announce DR.. Thos.
f. Powe as Candidate to represent the Dis
trict of Chesterfield in the next Legislature.
DR.. NJ MacLean:
You viii announce Capt. John Ellerbe, as
a Candidate to fill the vacancy in the Senate
of this State occasioned by the death of Col.
James r. Irwin.
1--WE are requested to announce Major Ste
phen Jackson as a candidate for the next Legis-
lature of this State.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-10-04
The Silk Culturist.
AND FARMERS. MANUAL

Published monthly by the Executive Commit
tee of the Hartford County Silk Society, al so
cents per annum. Volumes /. and II.
"HE object of this publication is to dissent:
IL nate thorough knowledge of the Silk busi
ness. The cultivation of the Mulberry Tree in
all Notwithstanding Silk Worms-the produc.
ton of Cocoons-reelIng and manufacturing
Silk, and Dyeing the same. The publication
will contain complete manual fthe Silk Cul1
ture from sowing the seed to preparing for mar
ket--Sewing Silk and Twist-and will keep the
Culturist advised with regard to the progress Of
. the enterprize-the formation Of Societies and
Companies. Enactments of Legislatures for the
promotion Of the object, and facts, and expert
ments of individuals 1t will also contain choice
articles on new and interesting subjects connect
ed with agriculture.
THE CULTURIsT was commenced in April last
and there are now published Fire Thoasand
Copies monthly, with rapidly increasing circu.
lation. Arrangements have been made to furn:
sh the First volume to those who make early ap-
iplication for the Second. Earth Volume vii
contain ninety.six quarto pages. One dollar
forwarded to f. q. CoMsTocK, Secretary, Hart.
ford, Conn. free Of expense will pay for both yo-
lumes or fifty cents for the latter. The second
Volume commenced the first of April. No sub.
scription received unless paid in advance.
knowing the great difficulty of obtaining, ge-
nuine Seed at distance, the Secretary of the
Society will forward White Italian Mulberry
Seed for 1000 Trees to those who are subscri.
bers to the First Volume and order the Second
and to such as subscribe for both Volumes before
the first Of July next.
Newspapers copying the dbore ,0iu be entitled
TO the second rolume.
HARTFORD, CoNN. April, 1886.