the western caroliinian t |,, : powrhs m.i in i it tl en io till mm state ''■'■ rilr • ' • , - 1 i ri i i ..\ , -. is proitll iii " n ll i-i i i-i 1 1 itatbs ibr hi l.nv 1:11 to nil - t t : i - lit . , or r.i tilt i'i:tii'i.i amendments to thc constitution article x b . austin & c f fisher > editors and proprietor . - s no xly1ii of vol xix ( whole nt 986 salisbury y c may it 1839 i mil benevolent enthusiasm alter li r i i.t hi publican gave us directions bow t find the limit .. i lhe tint iiiiiiiii lenl.ile ll wits ti sal ituh nl'ieriinun an.l sucli un nno as i calculated o inspire hie heart with tiie most benevolent ijelingt — with i deep and lt..l adoration ol m ure and ol nature'o uod and with the purest tn is ni chanty and brotherly love after reversing a considerable porti f the prettj lit le v 1 1 in t we l nini " miseries abiding place ustaswewere approaching the wretc hovel e met mary the daughter nt th l per living its threshold ste 1,1 us we were „„, aiataken ihnt il.ni was the house we wen i .... w teredtl npidatcd vestibule ol tho ms and wrapped at ihe door we heard a slow lep advancing across the ..; and or hv tho onr op i tuul.l.e sl i before us who was hel who w.,s i|,e be.ng we beheld-as pale as itnl.le yet delicate faded rose oii ms thnt faded roso that we then gazed on in her pnlod oveliness and i as if sl ire pi.ssi.ig away frointh rth in beautiful and un nplaiiiing mclnncholj ;" was il the lovely iri we had been bul throe years betore in texas - gov as iheplavful i.itv tiutl t,s blooming nnd etui ens mo lingi 1 tenderesl flower ofthe rniries could t be ihe blithesome julia km rson whom we had a i and admired in ihal nr " d of green aavannns whom we had met in tho presence of the mirthful her brow gar uided by the young year's sweetest bowers ; nn.l er jetty locks hanging beautifully l-w upon her tiowj bosom and she moving through the crowd ith nuch ti delating unearthh grace thnt the be ildered gazer looked almost to see her hide away un the mr like lhe bright ret ion of some plen um dream aye it was julia emmorson ! i!,.t he was mil tlie happy julia tint we saw three ears liefure worshipped l.v her scquantancos ml admired by nil no no ! " a shadow f deep leliiuclinlv now rested upon lu-r brow like the ing uf death ; nnd her angel form wns passing npidlv away to thai " unknown land from whose ourn"no traveller returns sim threw herself in i mv nrins nnd wept til . ml nud seemed as if she roilld " pour out her stricken s.ml gush hv gush ill it mingled with kindred spirits mi the shoreless cean of eternity i ■ ,„ , n _ l i r it is unnecessary lo dwell on her tnle nl wo iiii r i i • _ __ ....... .... .,-,.., lie had despite nt tho ndviee nnd even hie pray ei i . i i in ... n i i "... rs o lutr relatives eloped with henry ilnnulilsnn i . , i i ,. i i r . \ ..: i . ._ l ho ns he hud nllen done im'inre vinlaleri ins 11 iii ,_. n 1 1 mn nnd disregarded ins promises lie h-itl , . i i u i i r i i __ /__ roiight her nwnv irnm the iniiil ol her luune as 7 i . \ . _ i k „ _ __._<_. . i !.__> lie huuglit tn make her ins wile ; lull here . ti i . . i .!._._ ____.«, musl pause i lure she wns — unit there were e who had but a few venr.s before seen her gaily ripping over the flowery lawnj and she iho ove est flower nf the all ' there were we who had tines 1 her happiness nt hnme nnd were now ie witnesses of her humiliation and diahonor inn stranger land the winds had gone over her i'e nnd lhe bright bad of hup and hie sweet lossoms of passion were scattered down nn.l lav ithering in the dust we endeavored lo oothe „ r ,,,. , 1 , ,„,, i „..„,., ,, u s o t»r troitbu | 1 l i a lor hiving her money tr purchase any hun , . t i r i . r ie uiiulii need iliiring uur absence irom that vtl ige : uml alter mingling nur tears with hers we i i t . i i 1.1 n.le her tut n lectin tittle itilteii nud renewed to her ._. . t i ._ e ur a su ranees thai alio vvas mil altogether foraa r , . .. -.. r _• 1 we rcltirnoil in llm village of after nn nli _• . ii i imico n aho.it livn mtiiilhs ; and nn nur arrival i ■ t i j i .. i . _. ere iiif.irme.tl hy our landlord hint julia homier . r . 1 i 1 i i . i i mi i u " passed oil to the silent land ol the . leop ,, .... .. _ • rs j ne letirs nl regret swelled in our eyes , , ,,, ii , i i . i in in t'oud o il pub irnn shared deeply willi us i ii i i i i i i _. i i i our sympathy me had hud lier iieeentlv lm j . i 1 ... l . , i mil nnd assured us ihul " her funeral was nllend .• i t u i i . i 1 hv everv luiniilo in ihe village nnd thai there . i _ >» v it m i . as nut a dry eve muring them vie nil red in i ic i i . i i i eli e the expenses ol the luiieriil ; hut the old man ii i .- i ■ i r m ii old lis she had hit nninev rimujli lo delrny nil 1 i 1 . . mm he \ tenses nnd a surplus sutlieieiil to eroel a . i ' i . i *_. i.i iiarhl.t slnli over her grave she expressed n de 1 , , . .. . iiiii ire in her list n nine ls hint wc should be hetvn ' i i „ .• n , , . ier rave ii uur return <» i h.e billowing even i i.i i.t i our host e.'-udueleil us lo lift luiiili ii is ull , " ., i i ,- i . i i , i ;.... ier the shade nl u ln-it.inl.il nuk and ii murmuring ivulet winds it way hard by it was the place of ie own selection there was .... air of mournful i i i i . . , ■ ilemilllv li everv thing around even lhe limit i 1 lords spemed re plaintive hen i hnn e l.e vhere-nnd the murmuring ofthe brooks over the nfabled i,u,„„„-„„d the sighing of ihe breeze s l tied through ihe leaves ever nur heads ii ill , our ear like the music ofa mournful dream ot-.-r 1,,-r grave re s u pit 1,1 lab 1 1 i i .. 11 i a .,., .,,... .... il • villi tills s tuple lull lllleitllne lllscri|>l loll oil 1 l-allltl ,,,, , he , ■ an in return by leaving names sl ' ""■ ■ ■ iii -^^^^^^^^^ i i.i ii d.le luillilen i m •■ ll i - 1 e ■ - i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^b ti-'.ilms i ik i'aiioi.i.mw western can inn iti is pub lied even i'm i two imlars ier snnum it paid in ad u pwo dollar and fifty cents if not mid before ti _■ if three months no paper will be discontinued until all arrears t at thediscretion of lhe editor and a .", notify lhe kl'inr of a wish to discontinue _ the end ui ti veai will be considered ss ti new en gagement , idvertisements will be consjucuoinuy and correctly ,— rt.'.l ni one dellur per square fir the first inserti nd 25 cents lor each continuance i outi nnd judicial ita will be chsrged 25 per cent inure than ... prices a deduction ol 33 per cent from ru ir prices will be iiitule to yearly advertisers aentssenl in for publican must have the t n | times marked on them or ihey wil be inser • , r l,i,l and charged for accordingly , . | addressed to the editors on business must is they will attended < m m\scc\\a-_cous i nre the implements he employs to execute his dcnlly with the design of diaturbiug the eqiianimi dark designs — watchtower iv i his feelings lu this they sui il.-n but too well those words so harmless in themselves sklection from \ late foreign jour r when applied in others if addressodtomr mar n.m tyn or even uttered in ins hearing seemed to poa determined suicide an inquest waa held on »•» he power nf a magic cabala so iwondeiful and thursday afternoon at the cr longacro.be j i»ninncoos was the etfecl which they pro fore mr higgo on the body of kl./.a parry aged ""''''' "" !'.',' ppm™«»««i •' ''"'< ••' hot gen 23 who committed suicide by hanging herself in "''"'' 1 , "■ , ' '"' moment thirteen votes reached his a lodging house in leg i\llcy,on tuesday evening 7 r ' '"" '''"'" r '' s were cl i "' 1 wltl ' " trn "<> •'•''»- it tn red irom lhe evidence thai ihe deceased mgnation | lus eyes were lighted up with a moat waa in lhe most distressing state of destitution ihal unholy fire t !"" '""" is ly grasped iho ,!„• was the mother nf .... illegitimate child ; and we p n , 01 " ,, ''"' ( ' " l "" n '"" trnru ' nn ' 1 •»« *""'''. i i i i _ i i . . i /. utituriillv eb'tir and snnnrous tvns elitineed inin llltll sllf llild nil nllllliiv slepl iii the npeil mr iii i ii , -, ,, ' niuigi u null i i.i i i it oi i i u.-ep and iinearl h v tiiutteriiu/s reheinlilunr th t-.-iil harden iiiurliel with her child she had ' ■ ' a ' ", ' ing in i i it 1 1 snillel ut illsttllll lllll it nf lie rilllt lint's lit ni nt .. . n relieved hv a person named illianl tviili inn . ■ i.ujm o pt in , , , -, , im ,, p voleauns lm , lie .* i"et pro need un sir toy and he had tnken he child home in ins min .,' . , ■ , . r , ,. . °" *" r mi i i . ,- ,. i i ercie shtiltnu hv thn sight o iiiq hni km us re louae lhe inrv returnetl ■ verdict ol suicido , . , ., ■ .• _. _._..-»' - i . „ .,., , ., lateil in the itiutislt'rv ol sir >\ a ier seoil wan inder temporary dcrangen '■ 1 in-ee letters ,. . ■; ,. ' , , . i i i i , ,- t more sudden and ernli e than the elleel nro hieli were i-eei.::iu-/eil lo he in the h.-iiiil-ivriling nl , , ... a ■ , , ii iii ilueeu nil v>;iiiie lurtvn hv reneitliiur i ,.. minnie he deceased nnd which wore close hy her nu tlie , ,, , .,' :, i " '"- •»» hmhio were handed in and read bv the coroner w " nn "« hirwo " ™ ""• . hh weakness ,,„ n iw fn following are copies i i 1 w " p~wrb.nl and ,. wicked you h of the village w a very worthy and respectnlile l<-<rnl •■ mi dead motobr : bt lhe time you re practitioner in the city of boston mice made mar u-.ve tins your unhappy child s troubles will hate ,. u \ inflrmiu ll.e ine'tins ni playing nll'ti mischief used i have been u great trial jn ynii ; may j ous and cruel practical joke to the rent amuse i on linil support m my dear sister keep my faults ,, mii | 0 f ii by-standers , secret from her t,,„l my poor orphan child and mr , bmuhi ,,„. yoon c e,„i 0 ,„ nn to whom u .„ lo not teaeh her to despise ihe memory pi her „ ,,., , g ono day at the village tavern entered mother oh neve let hei become lhe wretched ,,,,„ c „ m .,. thmltm with .. genteel looking si ranger being thai i am i am scarcely s3 years ot nee „.,„,. „,. | lln , iu | v wn „ preparino m refresh mil what nm 1 ? a despised neglected creature „,,„,_ „.,„, whicb , 0 r ,, crim , „.„ ox i iiuwtl .,, ,-,,„„. whose very presence is avoided i have been wan ...„, i|h „,- j 10r ,.„,. *,.,„. c „„ v er,;,t turned leni.e aliuiit the streets thirty six hours cold.hun „„ ,,„. dnviculiv of pronouncing some nf the names gry houseless und friendless nnd there n no alter ; 0 f p | boe , „,• 1 in „ r i k i w h are m irequenllv native but the iiwlul one winch i am nhout t , wlll , ,„ ,,,,. n ow england slates in the adopt good bye my dear mother give my kind mu , { „( 0ll , c „ n ,„ vivt mr . s „ lllh raiv ,,;, . wuuch \ love to my sister and tl yon can protect mv child ofpmm watljl . m lrlyn , ,.„.„;„,, dmv „ „',„ rim(1 . j'.li/a mo date ilu tvns ceritiin that wuitie wniild pup in the lav " mnriiitii driu mothrr 1 would take my •">, and in the spur of iho moment laid his plan child my dear beautiful child with me but i have | accordingly not lhe courage 1 am mad my mother but 1 " what you say sir said mr smith respect itiinw what 1 am lining there i don't ireinlile ing ihnse jow-breaklng names i perfectly correct now ; see what liniid 1 am writing the letters were : — i ugr.ie wiih you entirely nnd am much gratified written in a beautiful siylu hut i must loll you — . i io make the acquaintance ofa gentleman or so much the lusl menl my child hull was obtained ivy the ! instc i_.il uiv tle.ir sir there are familiar kng sale of the last ar'ioleof value 1 hud in the world hsh words and combinations of words which ni bul i cannot take her wuh ms she ia loo young though lliej mav not he very difficult in pronounce tiiiil her smiling prattle has dispersed thc bitterness j are exceedingly ihtliculi tu repent for instance nl her mother heart fill hours even now she i il is almost impossible for nny one notfamilnr with smiles upon me uml half lunih me from my pur ; the practice to pronounce the words thirteen rotes pose but i cannot live to sen her starve god \ thirteen votes thirteen votet fur any length nf lime bless you my dear mother ami may l.od whose without malting the must ludicrous mistakes protection i hnve forfeited wnich over you and thirteen votes i thirteen votes i repeated lha may god almighty bless yon addressed io my stranger " i do not see any difficulty jnllmt i iiiniher eliza eouhi go nn repenting ihe words thirteen votes p 8 thursday friday nml saturday were thirteen votes i thirteen vows i until to-morrow passed in the streets sunday morning that good morning man took my dearest little one this is tuesdnv " •' « jur """•" liiti<-.ili my ilenr sir than you nnd to-night will terminate " my strange evenlqal imagine replied mr smith in the blandest nnn history to-night will this breathing body he cold mr - "' '"» ""• much in ihe habit ol hotting mil insciisalo us man's hcurl or lsmtnan's feel ul fir lho c.iinnsiiy ol the thine i „,„ willing 10 logs god bless him '"'' y ou ""' p r "" e of ° otoner lor youeelf nn.l .. ,, , . , ii -.%. . horse llinl ymi chinuit repeal iu rnpiil succession monday i have nt - .. ilia duv uitlt v ,„„ „.„ rn!j .. rrrmbdti vnn's iiiiruei f ne - nr , lam vrc sn an i.isi iilgn in lnvont t.ardeiiniiir . - „ ... ,. . ,,' , , r ' , . i j _ iiiuiules willionl mukiiig some cgregiotik iinnlers lei nn lhe fruit baskets uml boxes ; and noiiio one „ " « ■ hole the bonnet oil her head there were two of . "."""". »»»' '»« traveller who rejoiced at iiiture noblemen amongst tho piiyitil deriding he idoa of paying lho landlord s charges so ewily jrowd one of whom g-.vo me a shilling nnd some " »™ ' * m i h at »" cn - sr > yng he took iitnce nnd the oilier took my child may his mn l 1 »•• " ; " c , 11 nnd notml ihe lime ihefi planting cr's and my eternal blessing rest on him ! vou himself firmly agamst the wall wuh ins face t will find my body at no s leg nlley longucro wrds the door he assumed u look of grnnl deter it ia a bad house dear mother but 1 had oo money nation ns if ho had undertaken aa unpleasant lo pay my lodgings adieul \" b tt ' d wi,b , resolvo ' 1 "' * r " u «°. »'«" « »' «" 1 j n eliza i'arrv hazards nnd cunmcuced pronouncing in n loud clear voice with due emphasis nnd discretion the " p s you will find my little dear child nt the c „ bil | l!jllc wlir |„ . .. n irteell vu ,,., . ihirtosen votes ' house of mr samuel tialhurd's no 1 t.uruah thirteen votatt rtreel golden square , n „ 10 mmn ume mr mbr(yn no , imming llf ,_ „, the insult which awaited him hcnl his steps as thi.\(.s i i.iki in si-.iv , vnh | 1is . vollt lltwnr t li tavern as hu reached i like to see a young mun fond nf ladies society ilu threshold of the door he heard lho offensive 1 like i o see the ladies encourage young nion words ■• thirteen rotas i thirteen votes i pronoun nore on account of ihoir good cha.-uclers than ecd — and with a frame trembling with passion heir good clothes and with fury strongly impriniod on his rubicund i like to sec a young man « onr his old coat un usage he abruptly entered lha liar mum to con il lie can afford lo buy « new one front the man who dared thus trifle with his feel 1 like in seeecu.inuiy without meanness : — when iii^h uml attempt 10 overwhelm him with insult iou arc invited io ride us aslittloas yuu cuu do his eye beaming with wrath fell upon the stran to pay ll.e toll ger who regarded lus withering {.'' illlcl -'" svith the i like to see a man's income escel his cxpendi umst provoking iiidillerciute — and who paused not lures ; lis more disreputable fo be seen in the oua a moment in ins reoitstioo bat continued io say tndv of mi officer inin to be considered pour •• thirteen voles i thirteen votes !" f like in see a young man attend lo his business fhe indignant marlyn uo.t caught n sight of first nnd pleasure iiliot wards \| r . smith's countenance convulsed with laughter i like a good reputation it ia lhe best capital in » what's lhl moaning of this sir said be in a uny business roioa of thunder but the only reply he recnived i hke sincerity the genuine article not tbe was from the mouth of the stranger who with tha o itiicricit of hypocrisy — newt must irritating pertinacity continued to bawl even louder lhan before " thirteen votes ! thirteen from the batten mercantile journal votes the thirteen votes or the vvaqer marlyn then advanced lowards ihe stranger hia frame absolutely qui.ering wilb raga who \ thi j ni tile ■ * ,, , . ia ■ arc \ ni scoundrel ' oeintiuilod lie in lhe most nn in n town in tho interior of tho raniln slate punous manner and how dare you insult mo in not many yours sin co a gi illinium of some proper t |„» w „ y i indulgence without injury lu our oountry h wt •>, and nol a little political consideration resided tll . „ lr , 1mi ,,. r thought the rage of marten was instances those who are to is great or useful wl r s nine we shall cull marlyn ha was a cunturfu nndnrwrof smith to win ihe wa must make themselves su by thair own exertions great stickler lor parly principles iiisumucli ihal — fj a|lr „,„ n ,„ bur ,„ |„, , 1 ,. i , 1<)n pooled nul and nlten hy verv vigorous lions nine cases ne was sometimes induced hy party seal lo violate „, „ mli n | mj j ar v , l . n ,| mn \_^ aft „.,, ., t ll4 ,,,.,. ,. nut nf ten the young fellow who f.-els lhat he is ins moral iltilies dn one occai n pi.rticulur v „. m i ,|„ r |,.,.„ voles provided for-tbal hia«c.thei is rich will re when a very i,.„r.ai.l election was taken , place .. , w „ „,„ witll „,„ j borprim j lav ins exertions an cntiie a pom fool wh.itev upon the result nl winch perhaps lhe very exis d • • j sr may be his occupation "■"•"■ '" h l depeodad he wesao earned i fl »/ a ' pmiing wmaoil there is nothing an destructive in morals nnd way hy his puny fueling us to fleposi le thirteen ...,,*.„„ i rl ,.„ n „„.,,-, , „ we may add m the peace of any c l.y ai «"- '" 0 |" m "» «• j 11 "", 1 "' ocifestt^th tsis^^^llt ,,„. e,lee nf pare rtch or pour in teaeh heir wlo '-' i ''"'"-" <* '»* wl " <:, ' | p 1 z .)■"* 1 ',, 7 r , " , ' v.ntzmri ... i j ii..,i .... ,>,,,, i . w oe hevnr nurlv he nuv hamieii to ' ' 1 '* tuosi worm iigaiii i tvnt 1 1 *. .. ! ms the mporlance m being early engaged in mat no man io wmenover puny im may nappon io , . „ , *• . , ... . . i...i r l.uu ter ttori hv mav lie ins t.ivurile eiiu > on uuwii j uu r.iseal s.ml llie iiutiri.iteil lartvu some active employment r»o many ol ihe cit belong or however wormy may urn oia oriie can > . ' ' .. > ' oxxtm oi verv 1 co under the influence nf faltt d.daies shall daoosite ro than one hallui for any i w ", ' » »" rt laeperattoo irfr,sufb.r their aoils alter quilling iheir scbuols one individual for . taoflieal h ir 3 r l..di n.-»l...i ignant at being l about tha public officas and taverns in waliie martyn was unfortunately d^sctad in dreaard in thu ruda and uncora nous manner , ,. i place of residence rather than cause ihem this equivocal sci-and although no legal action "" *"" ''"""•''"' l •' i the wagar i raising to engage in soma important branch of ths me waa hod in reli to tha subject yel there were "/■ t 0 ,"*' t "'' '" z 6 * n -',', , " r ' fb.nic arts or force ihem l.y dinl rd iheir own those ,., lhe town hi wl.i.-h be resided who wore , n "'" *""*• 1 """" "'*<-■*- *•* l iiidn-irv and energies tu seek thair fortune in o:ti unwilling to atlni a stcaas ul party z-uil was a i lake ihni th-ii f..r your insolence shril l.e.l r pursuits nothing s more detesuble in ur sufficient apology b.r ins dan lie i of moral duty i martyn suiting tha action lo the word and giving lhan to -.-.' a healthy good looking youth and the simple act of depositing thirteen votaa ha luckless trrvahar a boa on lha mr winch laid : breaking loose from ihe restraints of h able in for "., • candidate at one lime in tbe ballot lm al win i prostrate an iba floor ,| n-ir teiiiriuiig in his faiher's domicile for sup though palliated and excused by soma of his warm j l us lbs stranger lull bis veil t.f surprise nn snd loafing it about rather than pursuing political friends was severely censured by others ger and agony , took ibe soand thirteen votes thi r !,,„, eeupitioo which will nol ool support hnn this occurrence furnished a siilijei-ti.fcoiiv.-r-a lean votes ihirtaan volasl i ii o.ve gratification lo his worth m rents lion ai g iba worthy citiconsof iba town i'm highly aaasperatad al what he conceived lo bo ■ e would say i . every father who has su a several weeks sl ibe and ol wnich lima it grad ■ baas and unfair a ml riva se t cbeal him nul of l-nii 1st he rich nr |. sir rather line hi in lo " eul uslly and p in i.i ils died 1 v.i , iiiii was not forgot h.s wagar the ». rnug.*r se iii mat dudgeon til i -,..,.. 1 1 ti d.iv ," iii iii soll'-r hnn ... t;.-n i ten poor mr m.irlyu was tl tiiiied lo hear ilu . xel-iuniug in a vute which u boatswain iu n hur liu ii.n idleness an idle bead is the devil's i words thirteen totes uccasionally repsatad hv biilrici might have envied u thirteen votes thirteen lu t duluufa"-»-and we mav ndd lliat idle hands i political face in the most signifiaanl nmuuor •<•■. i ! ' oil t and let x:1|.|i»'ll iii.iiijirnw m«r'yn i ' ti salisbury hotel ii'itia sjirjj-jsdiijjj^i ii vinii recently purchased i he oltmo hotel frnin 1 1 thomas a hague esq , formerly owned by \\ . ii slaughter informs the public that he intends carry ing it on through his superintendent col edward yarhrtntgh in a style that shall nol be surpassed by any establishment of u similar character in all " old hip or in any other soulhorn ftate licntlcilleil who tire tlittil nf gnnil fare li ir liqitots nrnl unix and stables mil supplied ttitlt graiu and provender ol all kinds conducted hy a superior hust ler are respectful sulicited to en both by the pro prietor and superintendent as each ia determined thot iu nenilenian or lady siiall leave the house dissatisfied wm 1 crawkor1 proprietor april 24th 1389 tt a aisi col yarbrolti.il is truly anxious to see iii m friends and former cuttomert ai the above hotel ami pledges himself to spurn un pains to render their bttuation during their slay plesssnt and comfortable oj the raleigh register tha north carolina slan ted and tlie fayetteville observer will please give the above advertisement lutir insertions ami forward their hills tn this office attention olli.ir gi'/i ef.«;;_iih'iil n ~ . .'■ ■'■:-.) t t.-y mn oi are commantle.l lo parade nt ihe conrt-llousp 1 in tha town of salisbury on saturday tbe wtli ol mav at 10 o'clock a m with . ide arms fur drill ry order if r w long col cnmd't i m hriiwb adjutant | may 9 188 2t xbw jemklu r , itc rl.lt has inn'li r i_...lil and niter twatclic it french do c 1<1 ik ■-, u..ti-t pins few alter unit - i^jtrtti^tt i ....'. i l - 1 i l-e/.-.tl vpoctrun pcn-kntvesni^nuerciii miinuf'.c-iir.i -, w-'u ether articles usually kept by jeweler all in iich s ll lie gold very low for cn nr only six months credit al ter winch tun interest will he charged work done faithfully nd punciuslly salisbury may i 1*11 r ncw yasvuons tov spring & • 1 17 vt iv :•: i ., iqcid uttttuv n brvsn uksi'kit'i'kull-v informs ins friei i id lhe public ihnl he still carries on the tailor j ing business nt his old stand on main street nexl door in the apothecary store he s river ready io execute the orders of his custom rs in a style nud manner nut surpassed l.y any workman in llie restart part ot lite slate ii i in the re jul.r receipt of he latest london and new york fashions and prepared to accommodate the tastes nf the lasliionsble at all times ii aistoii march 10 l>-;)!i t cutting garments of all kinds sttended i promptly ; and the luteal fashions furnished nt nil tinms in country tailors nnd instructions given m cutting alislhirv jan 1 l*u,t saving yasvuon jrecbivf.n prom nhw vork phil adelphia l.ilndu.n am paris the l»i-ii_tv f.-ihliiniih for 1830 v hi sn'i-erilier who is preptiri'd lo cut slid mil clothing ii ||„. i lushmmible uml dumb slyll , and warranted lo li he slao keeps a good issorlmsal nt loth ussstmeret and venting nt th brat qualities heeled by himself in the new vork market a hot tint . lb will sell w for cash v^v^^trmmttno -. tipproti-d pllllsiiltneim^l i allnrsl in new rk and i'lnl ulelphia 1 ' ttting for customers done on fhe short i no lice snd order irom a distance attended la wuh ite l»th.—ott his simp will is found in mr cnwsnti li brick building ben j k 1 il.m.kv salisbury may i 1880 " tl-lf