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4 tNS t'1ta ~ . y M >sAs-h"SS
largest smallest classes; of which it has taken of
crops with combination of the following advantages
other known application OF steam Granu
lator o entire steam train:
l. 1t requires but of 30 pounds of strike
Battery-n
2 Ii requires no additional for the boilers
s. Its pipes "scae'' or require cleaning.
Its heating surface equally distributed throughout the
body of juice that and hard grained made
s. The steam being all condensed and returned TO the boilers
direct additional boilers required where the mill
boilers large and Gmans BagasSe Furnace used
pair Of cylinder boilers 80 inches in diameter and 81 feet Long
with Gmars BGgasse Furnace FURNISH s'sS TO grind Inc
and the Pneumatic Battery. making III hhds sugar
per day.
e. The Pneumatic Battery or ranulaor put in operation
much less the planter than other steam o
application of making sugar. in part or eurey
by steam. g.. :,
iroruatior pamphlet with full specifications
will be furnished application tothe subscriber,
prepared for the Battery hvapo-
rators CHARTERS, be used with direct exhaust sea
SAMUEL II. GILMAN
d " 20 Grayier New Orleans. La.
ARD ,OIL-l51 bbs choice cincinnati Tor sale by
l. JOSEPH lands 4 CO.,
nnl- s. IchQNniiQusAs stree.
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8ebittu IF The H(arkets.

FRIDAY MORNING, Sept. IS, 1857.
COTTON... The receipts not being generally
ped the market again poorly supplied yesterday and
the sales confined 400 bales about
for Mid'ilng Good Mdng New Crop. We still omit gene
raj quotations.
TOBACCO. There movement, but the only
transaction reported lot of IS hhds sold Tuesday
1896 d ID round
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

FIRST JUSTICES couRr, CLARK BgIsBINrs,E. HER
Parish W1ti-No. 1872 A. F. COCH-
No. 500
pY VIRTUE of two writs of fierf faeias to
II directed by the Hon. D. F. Mitchell first Justice of
the Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed sell
public auction TUESDAY, the 18th day of Septen
her, 1857 IL o'clock NJ my Warehouse, No. IS Julia
street. between Magazine and Foucher streets
SIX Il CASKS OF BRANDY.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
sells q q q WIN. g. QUIRk Constable.
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WANTED.

@ WANTED TO IIIRE-A SMART COLORED
"A Girl Is years o!o walt in the house ad do cham
9 az her work Apply ri No TerPsichoTo street. inquire
=. ~ thi. Office. sells sc
w aNTED-A GOOD PLAIN SEAMSTRESS DESIRES
w work. Apply Euerpe street, dJot the dry
good, The corner a! vryu.ra sel2 If
,yA HOUSE WANTED IN THE FIRST OR
Tf: Fourth District between Magazine and Apollo streets
AI comfortable House -ahe moderate sized family
with large ynrd garden attached would be preferred
itei exceed 5000 500 per year. For house that
suits lease o. three 70 1--WE years could be made Apply to 81
iv2 #
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I UNIVERSITY LouIsIANA-CoLLEGE, GRAM

| UNIVERSITY ANA-CqLLEGE, GRAM
" MAR SCHOOL AND COMMERCE. Al. INSTITUTE.
The Glasses the Grammar School and Commercial lns
in full operation
ee reopening of the Collegiate Course will take place on the
ls October proNimo -
of Administrators have entrusted Profs c. W
Sc JARS LOUIS nuFAU with the general management OF
departments the institution
InaMent basis.
The of the following Professors have been
secured:
W. G. DUNCAN and J. McKEOWN, for the English
branches.
WM. BATTER, for Natural Sciences.
GESSNER and j. G EN- TIL for the Ancient and Modern
Languages.
Mathematical department to remain under the special
sunerinendence of Prof. SEARS.
For further particulars, apply directly corner Baronne and
Common Streets
aII3l I'm LOUIS DUFAU.
NTOTICE-ARMORY HALL, CAMP SFREET-THIS
~ very popular Hall is being thoroughly
repair, ni decorated in and tasteful manner Its
the desirable location the city for
Artists and others proposing give Entertainments in New Or
leans and experience has proved the best for sound
only in New Orleans but in the Southern country
and Spacious Dressing Room for Ladies attached to
the Hall.
very reasonable terms, either by the day
week month. Address
MONTG 0MERY 4 SMITH,
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T ONDON BROWN STOUT-s0 casks each dozen
- store and for sale by
JONES, MACkINDER CO,
auIo 81 Gravier street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcoxp DISTRICT cousr} JAMES n FoKGAY.
W1 Il nsI Hlgss; James NJ. Forgay has petit
letter, o. :.
ssrsy
within days the of the said petitioner
& & s''s'ss Rrx D...tv c,s,,
Dxu.rExE couR Dc DISTRICT, JAMES NJ; F9RGAY.
, DE- l. Ss9 xxi Orleans No: ID es.
Es'a fns s
atton Ia succession de fen Samuel Lindsey Forgay decide
AVE ps present dorns qns celia
queiles il ne serait pas fs dite petition.
SELF p IS \. nREnx- nanna e.refser.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
s'Tg District corRT cHAskEs RIGLISSE
NORGE IS hereby given to The ersd Ito of
that s At the Office Of " Sssary
oee q ~ IL he Ok ct o and isn at T.
to confederation The affairs Of the inolvet and Of appointing
a and properly s are agsd ina" all pro-
By order Of the Court ,
Clerks Office, September 18Th 1857 ssi6 stini6d
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
H1s5oSs sEs
st e
cerner quune eesson de iens ee accepee
paoaas saiss' as n I'd
syndc conforrnement la lo que toutes
pourIites coDtre bes suspendu.
| Par ordie de la
J., sasrP JAMEs Dspa ss s saad
STATE OF LOUISIANA
| SIxTH DISTRICT CoCRTl WARREN A. GRICE w. HIS
Of New Orleans. 5CREDIToKS and the Creditors Of
Grce Il James No. 5,J04.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
~ Of the nso and all interested that cessior
of his property has been accepted by the Court for their benefit
that they have the Office of Geo Rareshide Soar,
Public. MONDAY, the 18th day Of October. 1851 i
O'Clock NJ, for the purpose Of celebrating
consideration the affairs of the insovent
meantime all proceedings against his and property
s.ayed
that John Mckee, Esq, Attorney atLaw, is appoints
to represent the absent creditors.
By order OF the Court: .
GAsP,D JAMES, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office, September It'll, 1857. sell 3tin5Dd
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
SIxIExE CoUR DISTRICT WARREN A. GRICE Sc
de la Nouvelle Orleans CREANClERS ct les crsaneier
de Grice ct James-No 5.504.
Wis est par lie present dOnne aux cream
"A ciers de Finsolvable, celia
cession de ben accepe Ia
pour eurs benehce qn'ils buTetu de Geog
Rareshide notae pubque LII ND lie l2eme jour doctor
1851 miui Petet de deberer ct prendre considerable
les aaes du dit nsolvabe: ct QUEEN attendant
suites coBtre bien suspendu.
ft John Mckee repesenter lie
creancers absens
f Par ordre de la Cour:
: GASP'D JAMES, Depute Grrhier
Bureau du grefier. ce seotembre ISL sell 3tin30d
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w IL. r. FRYER, INDIAN DOCToR-otf Lea
w No rs near the of Victory and Ely
sian Fields streets, Third District opposite the Pontchaain
Railroad Depot -,
~ city country orders enclosing s. postpaid viii
puucyaly medicine with decions now to
g ,n' ~ ielS If
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA LAW DE-

I.
The Lectures this Department will commence on the Sc
Monday Of Novenr 1851 and continue until the hrs
Monday Of Spr 1855 They will embrace the most important
branches Civil Common Constitutional and lnte.na
ona Law well Equity jurisprudence and Practice.
Lectures will be delivered by four Professors.
Those by Professor Nee will treat OF Admiralty and
Maritime Law International Law, and the Jurisdiction OF the
of the United States
Those by Professor RASDELIi Hun will treat of Com
mercal Law Criminal Law, and the Law OF Evidence.
These by Professor ROSELIuS will embrace the Cri! Law
Land Titles whether derived from England Spain France
States; and the Practice of the Courts Of Civil Jurs
diction in Louisiana.
Those by Professor HENNEN will embrace the Common
Law Equity jurisprudence and Practice and Constitutional
Law.
The degree Of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred on those
only who shall have attended fu courses OF Lee
lures full after having read twelve months under
the direction of respectable Counselor al and VINO SHALL
examination by the various Professors be tontd deserving
of the honor.
each Professor is s5 matricuaon fee 50; and
$40 for the diploma. . a.,
All communications addressed TO the Dean Of the
Faculty at New Orleans THEOD0RE Fl, Mc}ALEB,
i-Ie tnln Dean OF the Faculty.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REV ARD-RAN
"a away the 18th July, the slave CHARITY, she is n
CO. lark grf large strong womai about 10 years old
and has teeth ont of her upper jaw, right side of front
teeih they don't unless she is made open the mouth
will give Twenty Dollars for her apprehension.
Hu22 If r. McNAGHTEN, 81 Carondeet street.
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ARD ,OIL-l5l ubls choice CINCINNATI, Tor sale by
l. JOSEPH Lands 4 Co,
aulT IS Ich0upiiouias stree.
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STE A N h o A T S .
BELow-CoMING UP.
EXPORTS.

Mex scr Leonor Ascoua 70 days Tabasco Gamer
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L. Misunderstanding great iajorsavng machine is
Of tue best Improvements Of the time Those Planters
that hve examined the Cotton Picker pronounce well
adapted picking, and it is believed will do the
work Of four hands They substantially made
BE get Of order and weigh less than five pounds Price
$50 d. W. F. BISBEE,
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4
se2 If Auctioneers 81 Camp street.
DAY AND 10 4 r. DING SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG

- i.ADIES-Founded in 1888 by Madame Iers and
Quoted since 1910 by Madame DebrayauS Burgundy street. be-
IfustomhouSe BienTlle New Orleans.
The this establishment Pass Christian
begins the LIST June The buildings there large enough
to accommodate FIFTY boaer and indefinite number of
Day Scholars Attached the premises fine bath house
and good wharf The institution provides thorough and sub
sa instruction in and department of education
and offers facilities for the of the French Ian
Singing Soltege taught by MI Provost the Well
known leader of the Orchestra of the New Orleans Opera MI
Provost will reside Pass during the and wllcon
time his lessons Singing aud soege in the establishment He
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations music take place month during winter
in the city every fortnight during the at the Pass
The city school remains the whole for boardsrs and
day scholars mvZb ~
OAI-5O0 egg broken and screened Coal OF best
~ quality, expressly family snip nebec or
sale arrive quantities suit. by
au27 j. II. ASHBRIDGE CO., 10 Common ST.
w sell 5. WOLFF. % talf street.
(>HiMPAGNks-l15ba baskets Moet Il Chandons Silery
~ d de PerdX, landing eN aeldeI1erg Tor sale by
sell 5. WOLFF, IS Camp street.
RNSDX-2o quarter and eighth casks Domestic for sale
d Ey JOSEPH LANDS L CO.,
aui 33 Tchouptoulas street.
CHETRY BLsANDi-lo quarter CASKS and
" Tor sale By O r,,J pE ~ ,,,..
iy2 >. W'1ltf r, 70 Ianlh street.
T EHIGH COAi4-l2o uns large lump Leligh Coal for
aua7 J. ii. AsHBR1DGE 4 CO., 120 Common st.
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OA-5O0 egg broken and screened Coal OF best
~ quality expressly family ship Quebec tor
sale to arrive in quantities 10 suit. by ,-
auL7 j. H., ASHBRIDGE & CO., 10 Common ST.
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REMOVALS,

NOTICE-WE BEG LEAVE TO INFORM OUR
~ friends and the public that Of the late fire
lower shop have removed office the upper shop
Soire Dame and Front where will be
Iron Work is before.
selj Ct BREWSTER IL ZACHARIE
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aIk HEADlUAKTERS FIRST COMPANY
wa WASHINGTON BATTALION OF ARIlLLEHG-
fcgssg Arsenal. tirpA street. .
u42sz The First Company Washington Battalion Of Arti-
ley attend regular Monthly Meetings the first MON
IA i Of lnnp;h. aud Regular Drills On THURSDAY Of
every week At O'Clock. until further notice.
By order OF
j. b. WALTON, Captain.
WILLIAM II. SLACK. o. s. riy'2S ff
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Date of Departure OF European. California
and Havana Mails. for September, 1857.

mail consisting letters and newspapers for States
snd cities Of the ustrien Postal Union and Denmark,
Norway, Sweden Por Russia Greece, Ionan Islands, etc,
Is from the Post-DGice in Boston semi weekly.
closed mail sting Of letters for France
and Algeria from the Post Office in stou semi weekly
Postage Is cents quarter ounce prepayment optional
newspapers cents each prepayment required
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EfN will he On TUESDAY, Sept. %, the day following
L w tbs Challenge Cup Race a GRAND MATCH RACE
- bet the Yachts EDWARD and EDITH.
also offered on the day Prize If FIFTY DOL
winning boat in the third under
rules and regulations of the $. Y 1.-TWO
make Il
Every accommodation is offered for people
gBttHs the Pier at the Lake end of the Pontchrau Rail
ron complete have Ladies
that they he seaic! have fine view the
s33The will every half hour 10 A. NJ I'd
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sTEANI.OAr FOR sALE-THi

sANlI& steamer u RAMPUS lying the opposite
side Of the river, in good running order and we'll
found well adapted for the towing business dimensions lac
feet long p feet beam feet hold, Is inch cylinder foot
roke; will he sold accommodating For further par
tculars. apply J. H. PHELPS,
Conn street
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tNflS'npt ;t,s SHAWN nt,I9sEgI ~ ttDW

81, kOSPEit'S sLAt r. DEPOT. Isl COMMON
~ street. New OrleansIIe keeps constantly hand and
sale, Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks, Washers, IroR
>Acrs and General House Servants Also buys and sells
SLAVE commission. Having converted the family
three building the Of Slaves, made II
the best depot in the city, and well furnished for the comfort
o Slaves.
R
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THiMPAGNE-l15ba baskets Most Il Chandon's, sillery
saI 1879 5. WOLFF, IS Camn street
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British Schr Mary Stevens, for Belize. Honduras J Ave
Schr Sea Drift, Smith for Brazos Santiago, Phelp
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-02

WOMAN.
BY PH1Lo HENDERSON.

BY PHILo HENDERSON.
AFFECTIONS tear, how bright it seems
In woran's tender eye,
When trembling in the angel CLEANS
That to the loved one fly.
Proud man, with all his boosted sense
And reason, never knows
The feeling holy and intense,
That in her pure heart glows.
Ten thousand things will lead you far
From those he ought to love,
But woman is changeless star
That ever beams above.
Her fond, brave heart beats hopefully
Amid the deepest gloom,
And in it flowers of sympathy
In fadeless beauty bloom.
Her love will stand both time and tide
And cold misfortune's blast,
And through both poverty and pride
Twill burn on to the last.
And in the closing scene of life,
When deaths dark curtains fall,
A sister, mother, or a wife,
Is seen, heard, last of all.
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READ! READ! IMPORTANT NED
POLITICAL WORK.
Political Textbook, or En-
CycIOocSi5S.

The undersigned proposes to issue from
press, OIL the lst day OF June next Political
Text book, or Encyclopedia, contain ng eve
rything necessary for the discussion, either
on the hastings or la the press of any politi-
cal gu stion which may be blought f.rward.
Amongst other things, 1t will contain the Ar
tiCles Of Con edeTation, the Cons tuition. the
Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Of '9S
and 80. the Ordinance of 1877, the various
Party Platforms for he last twenty years, the
Hartford convention Platform the Know Moth
ing HI ual the Missouri Compromise, of 1890
the various Laws organizing TeTritoTi / Gov.
ernments since the foundation of the Govern
ment, including the Kansas and Ne raska
Act, the d cIsion of the Supreme Court in the
bred S,oti case, copies OF every en- ctmenc of
Congress since the foundation oil the Govern
ment, winch is the subject of discussion, he
Congrrssi nal r, cord of yot n the same
elias flied; extracts from important P liticaI
speeches or Let ers, pertinent 10 present is
sues the Inaugural Address of Mr. Buchan-
an; an abstr CT ot the ws OF each State re-
gulating suffrage, aud providing aga nst the
immigration of foreign paupers and cOnvicts;
emigration statistics. In fact, ii will be
Ommiam gatherWm of everything fpolitical ims
poriauce necessary to the discussion of the
lssu at present divid ng, or Hkely to divide
PARTIES in the Tn ted States.
Whilst the undersigned is an ardent and
unSWe wing Democrat. he intends make
this book complete Political Encyclopedia,
unbiased in its preparation by rty pleiudi-
&c SO hat it will be book of reference for
men OF all parties.
IT will be printed in the best style, conven-
ientlv indexed. and handsomely bound. and
will be fu ward 4 TO Subscribers al SIS 90 per
copy, IN advance free of postage.
Persons taking an interest in obtaining
Subscriptions viii be entitled to one copy o.
the work for every fifteen subscribers they
oh ain.
A liberal per ccntage allowed on orders
from Book Merchants.
Address MI HAZEL w. CLUSKEY,
Box No. ll6, P. o, " ashington City, d. C.
REFERs To-Hou.J. I'll ncy Jones, O. Penn
syivanIa Hon. y f. Maxwell OF Florida :;
Hon. H. c. Burnett of Kentucky; Hon. ]. A.
GUM OF Miss; Hon. John Kel y. of N. Y:
Hon L. }. Marshall of I'll Hon. Samuel A.
Sm tn and John V. Wright, of Tenn; Hon. e.
!. Faul ner, of Va; Hon. j. w. Denver. of
alifornIa; Hon J. ewaIt. If Maryland:
Hon. ". w. Boyce, of South Caro- ina Hon.
J. l.. Seward OF Georgia, and the Members-o
Congress generally.
May 5, 1887. 4w
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White Sulphur Springs,
Catawha County, N. c.,

Situated 50 miles North of Charlotte, ~
miles West of Statesyille, and IS miles
East of Morganton; at the foot of the
mountains and in a vicinity unsurpassed
for the salubrity of its air. o.r,
The Proprietor, DIR. E. o. ELLIOTT
announces to the Public that his house Is
again open, with every accommodation for
the reception of visitors:
The peculiar tonic, Alternative and invig-
Grating properties of this water, render it
invaluable in diseases Of the Liver, Dys-
pepSia, Chronic Darrhoa Nervous Debili-
ty, Heartburn. Spinal Diseases, Incipient
Consumption. Scrofula, EruPtive Diseases,
and all cases of debility accompanied with
defective appetite and want of assimilation
II Visitors can procure conveyances
from Newton to the Springs at all times.
May 10, 1857. 46-lm
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judge NOT on SHORT ACQUAINTANCE.
Such is the state of all moral virtue, that
IT is always uncertain and variable, some
times extending to the whole compass of
duty. and sometimes shrinking into q mar
ro~ space, and certifying only a few ave-
macs of the heart, while all the rest are left
open to the incursiOns of appetite, or given
ZAP to the dominion of wickedness. Moth
ing therefore is more unjust than to Judge
of man on too short dn acquaintance. and
400 slight On inspection; for it often hap
pens that in the loose, tEoughtless and dis
sipated, there is O secret radical worth,
Which may shoot out by proper cultivation;
that the spark of heaven, though dimmed
and obstructed, is yet not extinguished.
but may by the breath of counsel and ex-
hortation be kindled into flame.
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FAIRLY CAuGHr.-Captain X, one of
the shrewdet steamboat captains on the
Mississippi, caught Jeremy DiddIer on
board his boat one trip, and pinned him up
in good style. 1t seems the fellow laid a
traverse to get clear Of paying his fare, and
insisted to tie clerk that he had paid, but
had lost his ticket. "Whom did you pay
to!" asked the clerk. why, he rather
guessed it ras the captain" So Captain h,
was summoned to the conference. ooh,
yes, yes.' says Captain K, lit appears to
me | do recolect. Let me see, you gave
me twenty-dollar bill!" "Yes," says
Diddler, a did" Sand l gave you your
change in haifdolIars, didn't Il" YES"
says Jeremy, "that's it-recolIect it per-
fectly." +'Very WELL" says Captain X, Il
woe't dispute your word for anything, but,
ifyOE please, I should like to see the huEUes !i''
The fellow was tripped when he least
expected it. He could not produce the
halves, and had to fork out his fare.
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WHEAT FANS.

These Wheat Fans, wherever they have been
introduced. have speedily obtained the reputa-
ton of being unrivaled in their mode of con-
structiou and operation, performing their work
in the most rapid and perfect manner, separating
all kinds OF filth from the grain to All extent IF
perfection that can only be rivaled or equaled
by the smut machine itself
Coed workmen only will be employed in their
construction, and the utmost pains taken to pro-
cure and prepare the best material. In short,
no effort will be spared on our part to give the
most entire satisfaction.
OUR WORK ITARRANI,ED.
Thus by diligence and industry we hope to merit
the confidence and patronage of the public.
~ All orders ,ciU be promptly attend
Those desiring a good Machine would consult
their interest by giving trial before purchas-
ing elsewhere. As there are other companies en-
gagged in the manufacture of Wheat Fans, pur-
chaserS preferrng ours, should take care to Sc
cure those which marked with the name of
our firm. ;" H. L BOWLER &, co.. Early
orders would be gratefully received. as the de-
mand about harvest ard for some time after, is
usually greater than We can supply with the de-
sired dispatch
Messrs. Blair, Alexander & Co., in Charlotte,
arc Agents for selling our Machines.
Fl. Is. DOWLER & CO.
Salisbury. May 9Th, 1857 3m-pd
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NoarICU.

THE undersigned having purchased the entire
interest of NJ. d l. Mcleod i'll the firm of Springs
II Mcleod, will continue the business at the
old stand where he will BE- pleased to his for
mer friends and Gus toners and hopes to meet Il
large share OF the patronage. Mr.. Mcleod will
still main with me and will at all times be ready
ait utowpon our friends.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Charlotte, April 13, IS57 3m