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Piedmont Sulphur and Chaly beate
SPRTNGS,


:Sizhrn miles Moth Of .lIOrc esmton, tctA he oree
jar The recrption of CDmp 1y, onMe
l5ih Of June. 1855.
II HIS delightful Summer retreat cannot be surpassed
by any Of the fashionable Watering r aces within
the State of North Caroltra. Here inva ids, -
those seeking pleasure, may Gnd Sunbfr TeSidrurr,
calculated esore the gies OF the Physical
{ constitution ard crafty he most fastidous.
The proprietor has enlarged his spacious accorn'+
datIoHs by considerable additions AID Is prepared 10
receive a large company. he will spare no paIDs IA
contribute 10 tie beneft and atheaon Of thest vL'
favor him with their company.
This fine watering place 10 surioundfd bJ some OF
the greatest Natural curosif"S IN this oEntry. IT.
Table Rock is only HHles II, NJ she s3rjt g
Hollow Spring Cave 10 mile, Bayis Rock FsjIshps
miles, and Falls Of LnvilIe - nine miles.
And all in . great country tor bantjng aud hshif 2.
Deer and turkeys plenty in the sbohooa Of fs
springs.
By calling mr. PaprAldt, prorsie'oT Of 'he""ern-
tain Iotel,' in MorzaLion, every necessary iiforTa
ton pertaining 20 the ueies qusiities OF these gate
can be obtained.
JAMES c. ESTES. Proprietor
June 9, 1888. +6-sm
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maryland, the first State in the Union" saws
The Boston Transcript, ''whrrr the Roman Cath.
nc Church gained forming. now contains eight
hundred and seven Protestant Churches, and only
$rx'y-hve Catholic congregations. la Florida the
Catholics early made settlement. Now ihere are
Gne hundred aud seventy ProreStants anh only
Ave Catholic churches. Louisiana Ers seuled oy
Inc Calhgl''s, Who now have ftv-ire cturchr&,
~ the State while he Professionals have twn hun
drcd and l"rtv seven crngra cations. 10 T"xa$,
the Catholics w"r" the FIST sec, in point Of time
they now have thirteen churches but the Prutrs.
raniS report three huudr, and seven sccIerjes in
the Stale. The number OF Episcopal I.uheran
aud Roman Catholic churches are nearly the SAM
throughout the country, but each OF the three de.
nominations have about one-eleven'h Of the mum.
her Of MrthndiSts, scarcely One.eighth that OF the
BlptistS and not one fourth lhst OF The Prrshvte.
H'ns. The entire Protestant population OF HE
country, compared with that Of The CaIhoc, is
about as IL TO ].
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Negro SlaYerY.

The following is from communication in the
Washington Uml0n. on the subject of abolition
drIusion:
Each and every form Of exstence-human as
xcII as animal-has lis own capacities sIincis
wants which it must be PERMITTED to live out,
=, !; dies. Even The deluded aboIitIonist himself
would admit The folly Of pretending 10 know the
nature OF plant animal Of which ne wis Ut
lerIy ignorant, and the cruelty OF compelling such
q GmaI. or trying to compel such animal, 10 man.
,rsl The qualities Of some other animal which he
did not know. For example if some nbnlirionist
who had never seen bulldog, was 10 assume,
because he a dog that he had the same nature
indeed was, in fact, a grey hound, and thus shoud
undertake to nake il manifest the faculties of SIGHT
or scent specific and peculiar to The hound what
would his brethren say Of such folly and cruelty
and indeed. wickedness4 What ar outrage ON
"humnny" to force, or seek to force, the child
10 perform The duties OF adult life, or the woman
10 fulfill those of fhe other sex? How plain and
unmstakeabe the eternal law stamped BY The
hapd OF OmnRotenee ali the forms Of being
human we'll as animal; that each has it's own
faculties. its own wants, and destined 10 fulfill its
own allotted purpose!
The socinI organization 81 The South is in con.
formiy 10 this all pervasing and eternal law
Sven millions of white nea have three millions
Of negroes in their mid<t-HIree millions of a diff.
Grrrnl md subordinate Tace-and they adapt their
municipal and social regulations 60 obi: fact-ro
the nature aud wants Of this well as their
own; and thus, from The nrture and necessity Of
things. the utmost good is secured o both races
10 the inferior negro as the superior white
man.
IL j. not necessary TO inquire how. or when, or
why these negroes negroes-iaIerd II is eter.
naIIy hidden from mortal inquiry; bur the ftcL is
90 Spurhe-n men know, from their daily expe.
rieuce-ha daily evidence OF their s. nsrs as well
"a their reason-that they n"gr"ps. ard are
not white men that they have inf.rior capacities
aud different wants; in short, they know however
apprnxmaring, they have nevertheless difflreNr
nature from their own. They know this us, as |
positively us they know nnyhing--anv ma,rriai !
fact whatever; just they know thar grey. !
hnund is greyhound. and not bulldog t;.nug Oh /
both dogs ; they know pig"o, is pig. |
gron and not a robin. though both are birds; as !
lhrv know child il child, and no, man. !
shaugh both are humrn md thus. knowing this |
nrern to be a negro and not white man. and
fixed eIrrunlIy by The hand nj nature in subnr- /
Innate POSITION they adapt their institutions TO the
nature AMI wants OF this negro = well as ,heir !
Own.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
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VI ATYER tSS "a.
CARRIAGE H.E SHOP,

HE subscriber hess leave to inform his friends and
| public generally, that he is sti carrying on
the Carriags. Mskin. Business in al its va
rous branch hes wi all the increased facilities afford
ed by MODERN improvements. He ha on and a
laI ge number of BUGGIES, CARRIAGES, ROCkA-
AVS, &c, made the most approved sly es out of
the best materat which he asks the inspection OF
chasers Ills establishments is College and Depot
streets, where he will be glad to see his friends.
JOHN IARTY.
July %, 1855. LIT
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Notice to the Public.

Vie subscriber respectfully notifies his friends and
The public general Y, of NrcAIrnbuF. and Union
mat he Is now prepared 1" grind Wheat Corn other
C,raIn at his Milk, form F!y kBlwn a. FOSTERS
WILLIS on N'AlPi"'s creek, 81 miles .Gutt.east OF
charlotte. lie has made large r"prirs and added the
best NacHpcFy for tine man4tactQre of FLOUR of the
FIRST nh'ty and Corn Meal equal any made in the
United States, lie respectfully asks share the pub.
lie patronage. DAVID LINDSAY
aug II 45y
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FIVE CENTS REWARD.

ID AEAWAY from the dersIgmed III April last. q
II bound girl, by the name of ia \NAH A. BAKER,
aged &c or II ,ea :. All persons forewarned har
boring employing said girl, as the law will be .igidy
enforced against them. Tine above reward and
ELI G.IFFIrH.
july 81, 1850, 3w
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POUND
A RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE CELEBRATED
GDLAh7K BI I { IRIS,
A Purely Vegetable Preparation,
AND A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOH
~ g. STA

DYSPEPSIA.
THESE BITTERS are purely Vegetable compound.
| and are offered to the public under the fullest con-
viction that they will be found safe and sovereign
Remedy for Dyspepsia.
They have been triumphanfly tested only by nu-
mefous families and physicians the South, who
cellence but also by the Proprietor who years.
suffered all the gloom incident 10 that stubborn and
distressing disease.
EXTRACT
ssl do hereby certify that have Known and used
your celebrated compound COLLECTION BITTERS in
my family for than fifteen years, and do verify
believe it to be of the most valuable Family and
Plantation Medicines i'll use, having witnessed their
beneficial effects many instances that with truth
it may be affirmed they we'll deserve the high
NUNS which they have received from the Attic ted
have partaken Of their invigorans and health reso
ring properties.
s. gned, CHARLES G. CAPERS.
Planter, st. Helena, S. O.
The undersig ned, sole agents for the above Med
cnes, take pleasure in stating that they intimate
" acquainted with the manuactu of the ColIeton
Bitters' hence they do not hesitate commend tho
to afford relief in
DYSPEPSIA AND ITS KINDRED DISEASES.
Retail price, SO cents Bottle!
For which sum ncaculable amount of suffering
may be arrested. The trade Will b supplied on libe.
raj terms. HAVILAND, HAHRAL x CO,
Druggists, Charleston. S. G..
~ THIS Medicine be obtained of Srarr L Co.,
Charlotte, Reid Il treir Fuwood, and other respecta-
bic Druggists and Merchants throughout the State.
Feb l6, 1875. 30-Iy
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FLORIDA LAND AGENCY.

THE undersigned has established an agency in the
/ town of Alligator Columbia County, Fla, for the
purchase sale or location OF Land Warrants the pur
chase and oil lands generally, improved and unlm
proved. The fact now being established that Rail
Road be constructed Immediately connecting the
Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico, running through the entire
length of the county, East and West anc in view of
the great fertility of our soil, the unusually fine growth
of pine timber the land the healthfu of the
climate ard the reasonable terms which lands
be obtained, there is perhaps section of the
Union which affords equa inducements to the emigrant
from the older States Having had experience in
farming on the different kinds OF land, and acquired
general knowledge of them througho the county and
having acquired unusual facilities for pointing out such
as are for sale either of public private lands he
feels very confident of making it the interest of all
wishing inform alton, who may have deter
mined to settle in Florida to call on him.
W. o. JEFFREYS.
References.
Hon: E. C. CABEL. 4
Hon. D. s. WALKER,
State Register.
d. d; 6 5. r e: bn,ss, ESQ., Carthage, NC.
P b.' S g: nsHs'r'' Fayetteville, N.c.
MEssRs. w. NJ. LAwToN & Co., Charleston, S. C..
Alligator, Fla, June 90, 1856. 49ly
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TPXaS Election.

New ORLEANS, Aug. l2.-Galv"sion advices
OF the 10Th state that P"ase, Dem, is probably
f'erct"d Governor. but the vote is close.
HcIl ii elected TO Congress.
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CHARLOTTE HOTEL.

SSESH THIS Hotel Situated in the Of the
ez6zA OF Charlotte, Cenient adj the places bi-
slness-ls ST II kept open COR public nn,od41i0n-
The proprietor has been engaged i'll keeping public
house at this stand for fourteen years. He offers
10 the use of the pu lie edition of his former
house greatly enlarged and improved, presenting in
'front.' a two story Verandah Id. feet
IN ength by 2 feet in width, handsomely shaded BY
trees in the side walk, atordns pleasant promel adc
Il all hours OF the day.
The house is thoroughly furnished through out and
In every part ct il comforts abundant and
tangible, especial J the Dining Room, where
tie InneF man is regP~eA day by Gay.
Connected with this Hotel are Stables sfardHs
for 100 horses abundantly furnished with grain and
PE0yender at ended by faithful and Obligns hos RT4
The proprietor feels confident that with his long exr
perence and MANY new advantages added TO his own
native disposition to be pleasing and agreeable, he is
prepared TO Offer TO his friends and the rest ct mankind
IS many comforts and IS mach good cheer viii be
found anywhere. perhaps little Elore SO.
C Try the Charlotte Hotel.
J. 3. kE"R,
CAaEiStte, N. c., A&g. 10, l:Sj. 3-3u
Columbia Caro- inian Wilmington Journal. Asheyi!;e
News and Yorkville Citizen, Pe4se insert months
and forward accounts 10 this olbce> ia%3H.
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LAND FOR SALE.

,e2# THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the
5R Plantation which ne resides, situated
3TY&R Little Sugar Creek, miles South of Char
H. lotte, in the Providence region, and mi.e
East OF the c. S. C.. Rail Road. This trart contains
about $50 Acres, of this amount, about
400 acres are in cultivation. The largest half OF the
cultivated land is fresh having been cleared in the last
few On the place there is very com ortable
dwelling house and all necessary out buildings, nclud
ing an excellent Gin House and Screw. just built.
Also, Spring and well of good water The above land
is situated h, athy neigh borhood-snrrounded by
an Industrious, intelligent and moral c"mmunIty.-
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the land
TO any person DESTROYS of purchasing
J. NJ. DOBY.
july Is, 1855. l-tf
Wing copy
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A Notable Fact |
LOOK HERE !

WE iIf und' r-gncd. have purchased tn" large and
W extensive S:"ra OF & r0crrirs b. luglHg to the
firm OF Films & Spr4il, which Pl viii he found
all times ready aud illing 10 ~ ii gu al" tn">r who
may favor us VITA their patronage w. Keeping on
hand null supply of
Family Groceries,
zee will b.. red iii all "rGs pumGtu lE, that
NAV he. url~tcG care. Our uIit qu, sales
a nd small profits }, cash AT b Ftcr,
The hIy hest cash prIc,s will hc r'id fnf produce,
El.NS 4 OA1ES.
may g. 1855. 45f
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lfY Notes and Accounts having been placed in the
A hands of S, w. Davis ESQ.,, for collection, those
who are indebted to individually, OF the
ed TO make settlement by April Court, if
A. c. STEELE.
Feb. 2, 1885. 2S-,t
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rerns Per Session Of S Months :


Ii pei indebted to the estate of Peter Rhyme,
y deed, will phase max. settlement inmediate-
~, as thai is the only remedy to save cost.
HENRY SETTER,
CALEB RHODES.
Admtnistra' with the Will annexed,
Dallas, n c -. July 27, Ie5j, l-3w
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PIANO FORTES.

MENTS, which has given them the Prs1inm over at
others. and 81 oetaves from $3.50 TO $500. CT TO
$500 to $500. to u 500 TO $3.50. Carved wor"
and Grand Pianos from $500 to $1,000
Mr.. &. being practical Piano Maker can insure TO
his customers perfect instrument.
Columbia, june 90, 1855. 4e-ly
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Notice.

- - G4SSA
ANTRA1 = OF STOLEN from the subscriber =
i" Charlotte, the lth instant, likely ~
IRON GREY MARE, about years old, Fslh szALA-
SINAI! size, short nrrk Las spcck her zig eye.
and small lump her right hind leg. had on Saddle
and Bride. ANY information the said animal viii
be thankfully received and literally rewarded.
JOHN SMITH,
agl1 flu of Gl>ton County.
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MONEY WANTED.
DISSOLuTION-

DISSOLUTION.
THE firm of Miller & Flelan was this dav dis.ol-td
6y mutual consent Therefore il b. Try
have all accounts closed by Note C,.m without
delay.
the firm.
We hope customers will come forward aud give
their notes pay The CASH.
MILLER & PHEI.AN
July 9th 1855. 33w
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9rm ahurrtisrulrnts.
At AuctiOn!

In Monday the 27th instant, I will self IT Pulaic
~ Auction in the Town of Cha rloue
4 NEGRO MAN
aged about 40 years
ALSO,
ONE FINE BUGGY AND HORSE
Terms made easy S. A. HARRIS
aug - Al AuctiOnrcr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-11
WheeIIug and 2anesYiIle IIlIe.
FOR IIaiIilnofe, WnsliMYton, Philndtlphia
aud Sew York
~ zsEs2 ~ 80 AA
HTasf fhT0noh lime for the East,

Great tlIo0sn blle IOI Tue last
iNHE Baltimore ard OAiO RI R"ad from WLeFitEf 10
| Baltimore, aud eonrstt.n@ witA lJe WtinihEioa
BiEch Ra Road Al the JUNCTION (llely called ile Rely
Hog.4j9 miles from Baltimore, ard With u. PhaitI'
rhl WilmngtoD ard Baltimore Raj! Ro'd 70 Pa.lePhil
The great tunnels upon The lire are hoT Completed lGi
the Wk1e road Is In Ge coRdon, oLs Of tie
1;oSt pleiureSqu! ard nnan'ie To1'e. In the word
TIE n4w aud sre1iii I1;nSI o!the Union Lire lfohi
louisville aud With road a. Whee
inF ard through titketi from thets Plteato Slumo!e
Wilmington PhiIldePhG, &C., GlT BE aad oIie iGeai
Of on tie hoS.I.
4. NJ Wheelins tin:e) aad arrives Al Cuntetn6d (E9l
mica at r NJ and aIOwinst aourA Ite[e aInEsS
RIaoIe 3s0 mie',) At j. NJ, ne nSHt HyoIIhoS, ~
king lie r,Ss1g thfoushin about % hoa'' lretSlt al
1Biss,,. iArOa;h to auy eastern IOin
without charge. ,..,L. ..,. IA,
WILMINGTON Al lie Jlrc;IOR and fOt PuidelPhta, Bal
tinore without extra eharse. TtaVeieF1 Ae itoMed a.
Die ft and Opportunity a. all Fona ihtir
Tbrouzh iEc&etS nom wkeeIuG 20 B'lnn nnots. !W!a
privilege oilyGs over aG{wkt On the IoeN' ~"
sUsrd tie iearI o. ID: Union LrG % lee oe%, arc 81
the Rlll RoId AEelti al wkesInEG FOlp) q An1nai'
EiIs -la? wv PtREER. Gpn'l. SUn'i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-11
New Music Store.
sigu Of the GFecinn TFiEonum, SO' 199
Mnin street,

a j. FICEIESoS w0SId re1rr-:ully an
E9sTt ho9pee TO The citizens o! Wheeling tRJ V
T11 1cihiiJ. that be has pat opened new ,Cl
veyEnhi eStsbuShu'eat hof Tie 1alt Of VtoIihI,
GIau, Yiolfslloa, PlsotetS, Flutes, Ett'. Aceorde
ons. Ban!01 Ind Timhoines. Brass lra;iUmeat1 ibe
s4ttptuOH books for d, kind, Of lpstrvmentsi and tor
IUlte Cor the Pftno, Guitar. PIre and Vloin aIo the
peWeH SOnC D;stS, ETC., and the VEry beat Roman aud
It1BaH Violin lRd Guitar St'ines.
Chrontp, Reeds, TuEiAE Forks, also YoliA aud Guitar
Sere6l YioLR Finger IRd Tail Boards.
RIHS FOR Hiollhcelo and Violin.
/, Kkeeri Furniture Polish, for rtpoTa.ins SiraIshea
Furniture, Iuth ~ Hihos CabiEelS, Steam Hoai OF ihy
descriptions Of Furniture.
Also r s1A bJ tAs Aeeat for K!eber, tt9alrg Piaos
Of tks dat and be9t mlnUa Ia TIE Vpted Statel Uch
Is Svphs tAA CarkS gttpd and S4oiIe H1EoS, B. Dua
As'j, HtlIst ard AleAt etkSHatfd Hoatou PiE9s, Dc
Aetnt oG tAs make Of iCtTh1Tdt lad NttdhamS Pttthi
GssoFisous, ,nd al, kiud Of establishments repaired
S'nt ntloweatPrcss. Il
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APRIL II, 1865.
WHEELING.
No. / Super Phosphate Of Lime.
VERSUS "GUANO."


THIS yarsbIe eriiteF has kssn 1sed or SSera yeiTS
u EGEIlnd aud OTHER PAtts Of Earofe tEd ikHt 10 -
at0 Aos TIE Li;hEIt rank in PoPuary and IN erfBt 70
wkc Il ts 6Sej anoRS FSEeTA Its NiniI0dpttou Ia ths
cUuhlTy hy tie subeEkI h1I bttl more IecEOt. bet We
pUsrefS il has made in tie estimation o. TIE Pnhhe h1l
rot been eSs ul'ked Or thah shfoit, tefa El
irial tATee years inEeSislOa Of la merits, In HEeh
tine here has heSh SeTy many tcrPUlOGa tEpelueh1a
ra9e bT tie Llost &c.en,iES asTlcUuTaS AID TaToVS
rahI Comlit'tt7, &C. side hT side Pt'uvttH GHEo, ~
its relative Va!ue coEated With Ae Isi and Ia HOtt
nttALce4 ppTtRts given 10 The 'SGtef th9sPaIe o.
Line" Such IeCOftS ~ Te'urEsI will ShlHly es pAstI
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