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odd FELLOWS REST.-Vaults in this
~ Cemetery be obtained BY Applying PIERsoN
9aa Esl9ys Hall corner Of canp and Lafayette cks
NfdlIALL No EspAnade and f. NJ COREY,
40 Camp The price Vaults for ockhodng Lodges
f hg. of members ste member
the burial Of wife child 40 for all other pce
Vault viii Invariably purchase of Lots or any
nation respecting the " Resi,n apply to
J. o. PERSON, Commercial Alley,
-....= orto JAS. FURNEAUS, the Odd Fellows Hall
Jas,FuRFzAHr. Secretary. mvs Iyns
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A SECRET FOR THE LApIEs-HOW mo

A SECRET FOR THE LADIES-HOW TO
IN PRESERVE BEAuFY-Don'su Chalk, Lily White any
the soaed
II would the your clear
healthy and Transparent skin and life aud through the
syen get bottle Of CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE lake
according directions Il docs not tasta quite well
but after health beauty
elastic and and she whole
like Spring morning,
all the valuable
purifier the blood known perfectly harmless the
powerfully ehieacious
IN For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail, by
j. RIG II Z & CO.,
ian16 gF- i Isif
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DANCING emusic.

67yoLONEL DE KoRPoNAY HAS THE On
honor informing his friends and the public ia general A
Juliens Concerts, he wa
obliged change his Dancing Academy from the Lecture Room
Institutes
Room where he will give hs Lessons on his usual daysMonday
Monsieur BENEDICT FISCHER the eminent Pianist will preside
al the Piano.
inquire at Col KS residence ST. LOUIS
Hotel the St. Charles City otel Lecture Room ffo20
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY. "a
Mr. tLIssEY respectfully informs the LADIES and @
street. Custo rhonsa and s
Canal Streets where he win teach al the MOST FASHION ABLE
DANCES. t.597. .5g
cpEKsaondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from
P.M. it'll dark
9 Private Ladies' and Gentlemen day. from
tN- Cas, for Gentlemen, from 6 to O'Clock, p II. If
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.Nsgtts0E Insurance.
Granite Insurance Company, Of Utica,

@"''-~@SS w
NEW YORK.
GAfirAI-sS0ou00 s5oooO cash paid M
W. II. DEpRicK, Secretary GEO. CURTISs, President.
REFERENCES IN NEW YORK.
JOHN WARD l. CO., 81 Wall street;
j. S. T. STANAHAN President Atlantic Dock I'd Broadway
ISAAC NEWTON, ll6 West street;
BvERTS d CURTISS, IFS Weat street;
BOWS Il GUTTEAu, lt9 Broad
BEAEE, MELIcK h DE WITT, S Bridge street;
WAGSTAFF d VEDDER, rs Cour1snd street.
EB The above Company of the
Union Scrip profits the yearly
deemed the fund 100000 All the
aths Agency RETAINED AND INVESTED HERE security
facilitate the of the insured The
authorized Agent prepared policies the
terms against damage FIRE. MARINE HULL RIVER
RISKS. [o2o Bm C, C. LATHRoP, Agent, IS Camp st.
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VNTRIGHT'S INDIAN VEG ETABLEPI PILLS.
This extraordinary medicine principle
the human frame subject BUT ONE DISEASE,
which, when floating the general the
the Of all kinds Of
the body, give rise to every mnlady incident
e Let il be remembered that the human WRtGITS
INDIAN PILLS mutual adapted each other
that BY them 81 morbid and humoc he diseased
entirely removed and this manner.
Fer safe in New Orleans, Wholesale Retail by
j. WRIGHT s. CO.,
janis No. ISL Chgrret street,
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DRUGS M EDTCTNE

iT WRIGHT Il CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
ID a.. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES
which they or supply Druggists and Deaea PePrie'o'A '
rS General Depot and spea Agency, CHARITIES ST.
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Crescent Mutual Insurance Company

sirnscnnt hi utuai luSUrauG6 tJOmnany
,.p ......,. a.. ~, : =, y
-. ~ =, -. ~ ii ~ 1Vt
Amount Premiums received for the year ending July H.
% Ia Ik ~
-
8s2s. 93 10
Whole amount Of Premiums for ending July n 49,
on s,re p 1878 3 sss %
Premiums on River Riaks ,.,,........ 52s o3s 90
Premiums on Life Risks. .............-..... sos 80
+ - ,, 49, ,,., 40. t..a 600 oar - s9S'sls u
Return Premiums :. .........+...... isie7 IS
--sl57 .lis 90
.n. = , ,; - - ,t- - ,a-
eh"ins aa .eeo 50
Losses paid during th+ same period;
On gre Risks .s1sS 3i1 S.
IN niaflis A,'Ns lsS25a ~
On River Risks li7.0t7 So
On Lie tfolcy fnfehhaed) ..-.-....-..-.,- bsb 10
1854 ass 81
Relnsuranchs, Expenses, esa Int. dla 486s 16
- si8S.l2 on
The Company hay. the following sassts:
tbs amount toanad On property worm o00o sss- oso
ir ~ F.at sS !o rh VS. SSS s9s ~
ma IN prems in sorSs ~ ~
Cash q2s is Is
1878. lsa IL
Lsuisiaaa ParA Orleans. CITY of Y.porsn,B sitrs
,renb..a mo, m tb ao,r III, isss 49, ~ ,, ~,
'NF 4N'' .e'"t "e'''e te epueineheu,a jus
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FlSHE Subscribers beg leave to call the II
M of the generally their well selected
stock genuine uGs MEDICINES, EXTRACTS XI
CHEMICALS, ESSENTIAL OILS PAINT vARNlSE HAT, &NaA
HAIR NALand TEETH BRUSHES aud their large assortment Of
FANCY ARTICLES receiving
direct Importing Northern Houses selected
expressly for this Market They
prices
Planters phyana and Apoheeaes solicited to call and
anime the atork, and send in their orders.
Willy MEDICINES carefully put up, Of the best and
tieles. -
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded put
with ueatness and dispatch
pro J. G. POTTER CO., successors 10 L. Massey,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
MO If Charles streat. Newt Orleans.
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HORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO srs szlaag ssEssaasvs
FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. SO Camp
street. New Orleans would tespsony rseess. sast u II U
MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of all Kinds
descriptions his well selected Of PLAN
United States
Europe, among which be found those Of A. SToDARD Co.
SON, o New York. PLEYEL& CO., OF
The the following kinds GRAND Sc
MI-GEAND, PfCCoL0, PICCoL0 DUBUQUE AND SQuARE-ara
the celebrated ske the world combining all the as
had Of the subscriber style OF
Of a. and octayes They will be sold at manufacturers
MUSICAL MERChN Disc Of all kinds and quantity
Among on hand the
otbe Southern
which the reasonable rates. GUITARS
WILLIAM HALL SON the approved SPANISH
MODELS These the first class, warranted
the Northern Cities well 10
acquainted with details of the Hn
that she Southern
facilities such that he will ayaya have hand
all tlds MUSICAL and the LATEST Rnd
MOST FASHION ABLE MUSIC The Muaeal Public respectfully
invited In call and examine his stock.
fe,a oRATIo D. HEWITT 50 Camp street. New Orleans
@H RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher OF Music, eessaas
I've svea LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GulTAh at 5SSS y
residence, M So Constance also ut No
Hevta street, tT tb menth twelve ea
LECTURES att 50 Constance wek srnt3.
teia fys
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
~ JOHN MCCARTHY, rLoMBER, 40 1874 capg.trest Esr
and aEsorsutU BRASS COGk
hrous FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS BEER Jumps, &c,
COOKING RANGES; BATHING Tu5S AND WEB BATHS.
Also LAYING AND REPAIRING EEAD PiPEbi SiEET LEAD
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Ship work pfomp ana gp4sd All oftH
vsttan 10. t%g- MODERATE
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4 fEMENT-3000 bbls Newark landing from
~ hPs foWHaA Aba'9 sttelens and NJ E, Trout.
leh4 j. g, HARDIIL CO. "a Magazine ii,
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" An = p. q.
MN cALPIN, r.. M & CO., Wholesale Grooers
Nv and Dealers Liquors. and ca
rnfS Row aprti
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NgBLFORD ECO, JAS, H., General Agents,
couicn Forwarding Merchants Bank Place. Janis
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81. ss4saF Fs1
SLAYR DEP OF,

IN
REwARD.--Ranawayoa TUESDAY April :. Sssro ~
,iJIE sboHt thirty years Of age ~
i've feet NJ inches iii built we'll set eowi had On
ban ~ ss,t bue cloth white linsey pans and
round top sailors hat end h ls thumb 81 rhe saoss
slersts'es'h apttN
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n M, ].
Mr. BULLIur Saraapsa will that have
TO OF long standing TineR
pe pa Poraa cnhiee syphc Cachasfa and in all desse
whore the indication Of couaist thorough
modification of the nds body
junction With local treatment think would prefer ohe
parap OF SarBaperain will admit
npouuarnpng the anbstanes into conpositen
Respectfully, ysurs W. r. PRENTISs, III. D.
hewisFort, BY. ,petnnbeT (. 1877.
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COPARTNERSHlPs kiC.

COMPREHENSIVE undersigned have
formed topartneIship LifTLEJoHN NOR
COM co.. for general Grocery
business Fulton the Levee.
JOS. LITrLEJoHN,
W. R. N0RCOM. (.
q WILLIE j. ITTTLEJ0FIN. "A
New Orleans, february l. 1854. II
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M 0REAU, TIL, 151 Royal street, corner Of
W. Toulouse Fancy Portua
lea ly
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nm AYES Il HOLMAN, Attorneys at Law, Mol
F. I'VE scomrnercinl Place FewfireanH, does iys +
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On TAR CANDLES--400 boxes in store, for ea!
- by [lebsl 81. HART 4 co, ~ Tctoup,tauaas 1t
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Il ITTLEJ Ohm, JOS, late Of the firm of
NJ fy
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4. anfzsz. ,x,, = A. Aisss.As
a.a Gcaheu ana Western Butte
ssa Chssls and Agents Tay Albany Ala Porter ana Nerai
Cde No Id tsyse, No. 10 Front Leyse NJ
flrieAnrs rl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-08

Lbs viii be xssss N
paynont o. The subscription be made in advance.
Distant subaeubsgs forward BY psssass
which ~ be paid BY aud all rsk assumed by ourselves
uanAinlssiou.
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly dariss the
siSas o conyess, and semi weekly during tho
SUBSCRIPTIONS for period Iess than viii be received
terms Hoportioncd TO the above annual rates.
W-fosrAAsrERs authorised 10 assnts and,
sending US vx DAILY subscriben with 80 encoscd
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers. with s2s WEEKLY
subscribers, with slo enclosed win copy he
edition they furnish for, syss.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-01

AT a meeting of the Board Of Commissioners tor the
Town OF rlotte held this 18th day OF august
the following Ordinances were unanimously passep'
viz: - :,
BE it ordained by the Board ofCommlssoners for the
Town of Charlotte That the owners of lots III SAID
Town fronting on Trade and Tryon Streets be required
to curb the in front OF their lots, with stone
or hcwn oak r. and the space between the curb and
the 10, be rails Filth gravel sand to make
venient wakwdy and any owning lots in said town
situated as oresaid failing 10 observe this ordinance
within ten days from its publication, shall be liable to
the penalty of FLY Dollars, be recovered before the
Intendant of said Town. and shall also be liable for the
of said improvement.
Whereas, the Central Rail Road Company have acted
very bad faith rds the citizens OF Charlotte, in
rendering impossible of the principal streets of said
Town by deep cut and then refusing or neglectlng for
the space of two years to make bridge across
said cut,
Be it therefore ordained by the Board of Commits
soncs for the Town Of Charlotte, That the lntendant
of the said Town forthwith to be built good and
substantial bridge the Central Rail Road at the
deep crossing the Street leading by the Methodist
Church. and known upon the plot OF said Town as
Seventh Street.,
W. F. DAVIDSON, Mtentlunt.
J. B. KERR Clerk of the Board of Commissioners.
August Is, "a. Aft
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-01

LIVER CoMPLAINT.--The only remedy ever
Offered to the public that has never failed to cure
when directions followed, Is NJ Lanes Liver
Pill. 1t has been several years before the public
and has been introduced in all sections Of the Tn.
ion. Where it has been used, ii has had the most
triumphant success, and has actually driven out OF
all other medicines. It has been tried under
all the different phases Of iIepatis, and has been
found equally efficacious in all.
~ Purchasers will be careful TO ask for DIR.
Nc Lanes Celebrated Livfr Pills, and tuke none
else. There are other Pills, purportng TO be
Liver Pills, now before The public. DR.. McLane's
Liver Pills, also his celebrated Vermfuge, now
be had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United
States and Canada. 2w.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-01
Nebraska Territory.

weekly paper called the Omaha Arrow -
has JnsI been started at Omaha CITY, IN Nebraska
Territory. This new city is opposite Council
Bluffs and the paper, for the present, is printed
in the office OF the Bugle, at the latter place The
editor informs US that his leader is written with
an oak stump for his seat, and hat by way of
table, while his axe sticks in the trunk OF The oak
aforesaid. He sleeps at night, he says, in his
sancum, with The star.decked heaven for a ceiling
and mother earth for flooring, and he insists
that his said sanctum is vastly more comfortable
than those Of his brother editors elsewhere. We
copy the following items from the Arrow:
PLAN OF OMAHA CITY.-The lots are sc feet
front and 30 IN length every lot running back TO
an alley 20 feet wide, and, instead Of laying off
the entire tracts into small lots for speculation our
lots have been laid off around the business part
on liberal scale, including an ample number OF
commanding and beautiful points for private resi-
dences and gardens. All The streets are 100 feet
wide, excep, the two avenues which lead TO Capt..
tol square, which 100 feet wide. All the al.
legs are 20 feet wide. Squares have been reserv-
ed and set apart for all The leading and principal
denominations, and for Masonic and Odd Fellows
halls.
OMAHA--As many of our foreign friends will
be unable 10 pronounce this word, will from
our Indian dictionary assist them. The proper
pronunciation is O-maw haw, accenting the middle
syllable.
WILD FRUIrs.-Thcre is the creates. profusion
of wild fruits in this territory that have ever
seen in any country. PIums, grapes, goose5er-
ries, berries, raspberres, currants cherries,
haws and hackberries, besides many other minor
varieties may be found in almost every locality
and exec edingIy fine and large.
DELEGATES TO CoNGREss.-It is expected that
Hon. II. ID. Johnson and MAJ or Gatewood will be
the two opposing candidates for delegates to Con-
g!ess.
FERRY.-Phe steam ferry boat Marion runs re-.
gularly every day between this place and Council
Bluffs. 1t is good, safe and pleasant boat, and
makes The trip in five minutes from shore to
shore.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-01

WORMS WORMS Various theories have been
started relative the origin Of intestinal worms,
and yet the question is still vexed one among
medical authorities. Of one fact, however, all are
informed. and in which all agree-lhe fatal nature
of the influence they exert on children. AT this
season Of the year, the attacks of worms most
frequent we'll as mos, dangerous. We take
great pleasure in directing the attention OF parents
TO the Vermfuge OF DR.. Lane. 1t is one Of the
most extraordinary medicines introduced TO
the public, and has never failed OF success when
tried
o. Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR..
1ILa"e's CFlebrated Tcrmyuge, and take none
else. Al other Vermfuges, in comparison, are
worthless. DR. NJ Lanes genuine Vermfuge, also
his Celebrated Liver Pills, ca1 now be had all
respectable Drug Stores in the United States and
Canada. lW
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-01

. Quick Healing F0od.-- Of all the
ARTICLES OF food, boiled rico digested in the short
est tme--an hour. As it contains eIghttenths
nutritious matter, it is a valuable substance for
diet. Snpe and pigs feet digesed almost as
quickly. Apples, if sweet and ripe, are next in
order. Nenson is dIgested about soon as aP-
piles. Roasted potatoes digesled in half time
required by the same vegetables boiled, which Qc
cupy more than 80 hours--more than beef or
mutton. Bread occupies 81 hoIrs-stewed oys-
ters and hoied eggs dIseslcd in 81 hours-un
hour more than required by the articles
raw. Turkey and goose are converted in p
hours-an hour and half sooner than chickens
Roasted veal, pork, and sailed beef, occupy 81
hours-the longest of all articles OF food.
Scientific American.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-01

UNEXPECTED ELEvArIoN-The vicissitudes of
human lie are very strange. In 1880, President
Taylor, then Colonel in the army, wrote letter
TO Gen. Mcneil, who had jIst been appointed sur.
veyor OF Boston, from which we make the follow
ing extract:
. am fully aware that it is almost impossible
for 10 pursue any particularly rhai OF
arms-ior fifteen or twenty years without form
ing strong atttchm"n To 1t In various ways, and OF
course, must abandon them with Considerable re-
luctance, but there are circumstances winch should
reconcile to doing SO, and Justify only in
our eyes, but that of the community. Could get
a civil appointment respectable, with half the
emolument attached to it, there is 10 the you
have received. and where ! could be located, SO
superintend The education Of my children, |
would resign forthwith for alter serving twenty
two years and upwards in the army, all Of which
time on duty, with the exception Of few months,
without being stationed two years at any one posi-,
during that time begin to think that need repose,
but as do not possess influence enough 10 procure
civil appointment of any grade, consider my
doom fixed"
Here is plain modest officer Of the U. S. Army,
who in 1880. expressed sincere wish that he
could retire from his iabors upon some Office with
half the emolumcnt that Gen. Mcneil received
and declared that he did not possess influence,
enough 10 procure a civil appointment and yet
this same man became a world renowned Gener-
al, and President OF The United States in less than
20 years from that time.
Portland IStQte Of Maine.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-01
Railroad Hotel
CHESTER, s. c.
By J. r. NICHOLSON.

"a TIL subscriber respectfully informs his friends
sss@ and the public generally, that his house. known
Depot, is stn open for the reception of regular and
transient boarders and the travelling public and thu
he is making every exerton to deserve and secure a
continuance of the kiGd end liberal patronage which
hitherto been extended to him. He atters himself
III every needed arrangement has been made to pro-
the comfort of all who stop with him :hie rooms
airy and we'll furnished his servants attentive
and obcdent and his table constantly supplied with the
best of the season. that his friends will not want
attention necessary ma Ike their peasan and
rcca bic. His stables furnished with good host
lers and abundance of provender and he is prepared
moments notice to supply his customers with pri-
eonveyances of every Sort to part of the
rounding country.
He desires to return his acknowledgements TO the
public for past fvors and solicits for the future
equally liberal share of patronage.
Aug 20, 1854. 5tf JOHN NICHOLSON.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-01

Comfortable RcfectiOn achen tile Mercury is al
lOO0.-A fearful thought obtrudes itself upon the
mind hen the mercury is at 1902. What, if by
some combination Of mind and sun, the heat should
continue TO augment, till it becomes ten twenty
degrees greater, and lasts for only few days
Some portions Of the earth, and the structures up
it, would burst into flame. and the population
lis face would perish by thousands from excess
sve heat. We perceive no certain natural limits
OF heat upon the carrh's surface to about hundred
degrees yet we lake comfort in the conviction OF
good Providence all, who has adapted man
TO his habitaton, and has hitherto as lar as records
extend, restrained the terrific eemen: of caloric
within certain prescribed and toerabIe boundaries.
These have never been exceeded. We know it,
because if they had been, man would have been
swept in moment from the face of The earth, and
left no successors to disner his memorials from
the ashes Of a catastrophe, With which those of
Herculaneum and Pomp"ii wee, in comparison,
but ordinary conflagrations.-N eacark AdUer4iSer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-01
Valuable. Gold Mine for Sale,

Three miles North Of Dallas, CASTOR Co., N. {.
r YING on the South fork Of the Catawba River.
| This place, which the Subscriber now resides
belonging TO the heirs of Christian Rhodes, decd Is
oeredf for Sale on very accommodating privately
until Tuesday the 5th day of September next, when,
privately disposed Of it will be put ap to the hg
bidder at public action. @..-.-
The GOLD Min -
has been in successful operation for number 81.
The nearness of the ore to the surface the quail.
the ore and the facilities for grinding it, he Mine
being less than half mile from the mill offer large
dividends on capital to the enterprising Miner
The tract land contains by estimation 4O4 Acres,
on which there is Grist, Saw and Gold Mill with an
excellent shoal for any kind OF Machinery either
side of the stream Also, two Dwelling Houses with
suitable outbudings for two Families with good Or
chards.
Terms:-A liberal credit will be given. For partic-
ulars address, 80
CALEB RHODES, General Agent,
For the heirs of C.. Rhodes, decd.
June 80, 81. 4o-l0w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-01

The BURIAL PLACE OF WEBsrER-We learn bv
the Boston papers, that on Wednesday next a lair
will be opened a MarshfeId under the auspices of
the LADIES' of that town, the proceeds Of which are
10 be expended in beautiiymg The ancient village
burial ground where rcpose the remains Of The
great American statesman, Daniel Webster. Ex-
iensIVe arrangements have been made to entertain
the eoncurse OF visitors expected. and large bull.
ding has been erected Tor the purpose of the ex.
hIbItIon of The various beautiful articles which
VIII be offered for. sale. The ladies' of Bost on
have united with those Of Marshfald in furnishing
Contributions
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-09-01
Palmetto Iron Works,
TATE PALMETTO ARNORYN

TIRE prop1ietors of the above ESTABLISHING MT, having
/ furnished themselves with all the necessary ma
chnery and tools for conducting the FOUNDRY and
MACHINE BUSINESS, together with large stock of
materials ready to contract for the making of
Stationary Engines OF any power all kinds of Mill
Work. Cast Iron Fronts Fencing other descriptions
Of Iron Work generally conducted in well-reguated
establishment.
Mr.. GEORGE SINCLAIR will give his supervision
of all work. HIS old friends and patrons will find him
ready to furnish all orders with despatch Persons de-
string to patroniZe home institution be assured
that their work will be well done warranted sails
factory. Our prices will be low as any similar es-
Establishment in the country and terms LIBERAL share
of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
WIN. GLAZE & 20.
Columbia, S. c., Aug. IL, 81. 3-4w