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FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., MAY 16, 1859.
[NO. 814.]
j.flNlKD M0N1>AVS AND THURSDAYS.
i:nU ARl) J. HALE & SON,
KI>1T:M;S and UKOIMUF.TOUS
i.,c ., iiii-'Vt'i kh- OiisEHVER S.‘i 00 if puid in
J , .‘>0 it tlnriiijr ihe jear of subsorip-
' I ,::or tlie yvnr has exj'ircil.
‘ »I!ehvkr $1.’ 00 per annum, if paid iu
. .'i I if j'nid during tht* year of subscrip-
■ -f: ' I •:! after tlie voar iias expired.
, vpvr.KTlSl-.MKNTS inserted for tJO cents jier
l''i lines for the and oO cents for each
,|in_ ji;iblication. Yearly advertisements by spo-
at reasonable rates. Adverii-jers are
...-i- i t" state the numlier of insertions desired, or
, n’ >>,. C'liitiu\u‘d till forbid, and charged aecord-
r;i>ements to be insertetl inxid*, charged &(• per
t'X’’
SrF.ri.\L NOTU’E.
-.1 i after this date, no name of a new subscriber
without payment in advance, nor will
he 'ent to such subscribers for a longer time
,.:.vl f.^r,
, „ iiiv-lid subscribers as desire to take the ]>a-
j_v~teui will please notify us wlien making
'F7f# Vitrritts:^ Fttrforif in
the Houth!
>l( KE/S i! A \
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FAVETTEVILLK
Wn'M IXSI RAXCE COMPANY.
ASSETS $230,326.28.
•iv;;' :..inuy lla^ been iu operation luore than five
I Mi'. l has pai'.l its losse-^. amounting ro Sl'M-'i
I,' any asse>.'meiit; insunui^-e averaging its
r' a' ut j per cent.
- to 1st of May. J7*')'.*.
1'I'foperty now insured. SI. tT l.OL’2 -’4
]'remium notes now on hand. •J’J4.y*;S '2'S
,j’ 1 :fiiiiumii received, 3"J,317 41
■ 'rXKCTOKS.
Mi Neill. S. T. lla^ley,
. Kay. W. N. Tillinghast,
'i L. Myrover, A. McKethan,
' W Tillinghait, J. D. Williamsi,
Lilly. Jas. G. Cook,
N Stedman, A. W. Steele.
' ,i Hinsdale, Jas. Kyle,
r S Lutterloh, J. G. Sliepherd.
V. ,- McLaurin, R. F. Brown. Wilmingtou.
A. E. Hull. Wilmington.
Offioers:
GEO. McNEILL. President.
D. A. KAY, Vico President.
C. A. McMILLAN. Secretary.
'-■llins and C. McCrummen. Travelling .\gent*.
"The Company invite applications.
.M.:v21. 1H58. ' 13Y
) ESl’hC rh L 1.1,\ iidovms hi> tViends and the public,
that he lias built up large substantial I’rick !?uild-
iiigs lit his Olil Stanl. exjtressly for mauiifaeturing ('ar-
riages. Ihauktul tor the very liberal patronage he has
reeeived tor the last l!l years, he liopes by strict atten
tion to business, witii a desire to gi'^e satisfaction, to
, merit a eoTitiuuauee of tiie same, lie warraiitr- his work
to be m.'ide i>f the best material and by experienced
workmen iu each branch of the business. His work will
comjiare favorably with any made iu tlie United States,
lor neatness and durability. IK- is ilotermined to sell
and do any work in his line on ss good terms as any
work done elsewhert' that is a-; wi'll done. lie now has
on hand, tinisheil. TIIK LARCi'ST STtX’K OF
Carriages, Barouches, Rookanays and
Buggies,
ever otlered in this place, and a '^ery large stock of work
' nearly tinished. which will be tiiii^hed ilaily. AH of
whicli will be sold \e'.'v low for e.isli. or on short time to
punetual customers. h:i on band more than
(»NK HUNDItKD AND FIFTY Vi;HlCl.i;s tinished
and in course of construction.
by him i' waiTi;iited l‘J months
h'Hild it fail by b.-id workuian;-liip
paired fre*- of char>re.
buv wouM do well to
and
gfci?*'All Work mad
with fair usage, and
or material, will be r
Persons wishing t-,
amine for ihemselvc.
Orders thankt'ully receivi-d and iiiumptly attended to
Kci'airing e.xecuted at r^iiot t n uice and on very rear^on
able terms.
Mav L’S. 1h'.i-tf
\VM. (AUTER & S0.\,
Wholesale A, Ketall Uealors and .Manufacturers
THE .\WRTH lAHUM.W
MI Tl AL LIFE IXSI KAXCE (O.flPANV,
N'oW in the tenth year of successful oj>eration. with
growing cafiital and tirmer hold upon public con-
:. lence. ;-ontinues to insure the lives of all healthy j>er-
■ons from 14 to WJ years of age, tor one year, for seven
e.ai s. and for life—all life memb-.'rs sharing in the profits.
.Vll slaves from 10 to GO years of age are insured for
.e year or for five years for two-thirds their value.
,U1 li'-ses are punctually paid within 90 days after
i -M'factory proof is presented.
For furt^ier information the public i>irefeiTod to Agents
• the Comjiany iu all parts of the State, and ti>
R. H. BATTLE, Secretary. Raleigh.
E. J. H.\LE. .\gent at
' iti’y 1850. Fayetteville. N. C.
atla.Vtic :nrTi al
Fire and Marine Insurance lompanj,
aKoLIXA (’ITV, NORTH CAROLINA.
I'-ritttd hy an Art of tie. Ltyisfatiirt of
Xortli i'ltrolimt.
1’;!1S (■tJMP.\NY >)eing duly organized, is now pre-
1. t-d to receive applications for insurance upon
BuiUlini:'', Merchandise, Furniture, Mills, Manu
factories, Ships and their (ar^oes,
.. :: -t kinils of property, at remunerative rates of
;■ !iii.
!■ i' aimed in the organization of this ('omjiany, to
: I- a ?afe medium for Indemnity and Protection to
■.1 . 'I in case of Loss. An honoralde and upright
r dealing, and a faithful fulfillment of its con-
V will at all times characterize the business of the
; iliy.
! c itiona f«)r In'Urance may be made at tlie office
' : ipany, or to its authorized Agents.
DIRECTORS.
or AI.I. KIMIS OK
Ijeuther, SmUUes and Harness^
Of every description. Collar';. Whips, vVc.
ND we also particularly call the attention of the whole
urrounding country to give us a call, as we are de
termined that n 'lie ■•iiall 'urjia^s u- in i]iuility or low
I prices: and we will giv- the highest cash price at all
; times for Raw Hide? and Tallow, in exchange for our
i article-.
‘ Country Merchants w uild ilo well to call and examine
I our Stock, as we can soli them Shoes of a much )>etter
! ijuality than they usually get. on very accommodating
; terms. Southern Planters would do well to send us all
j their orders as we are inakin:: a No. 1 tirticle of NECiRO
j SlD.tES, that are warranted to give entire satisfaction.
I N. B. All t>rders from a dist.ance »l.all have prompt
I attention.
Is. S. C.VRTEI{. WM. CARTER.
I Gold»ton P. O., Cliatham Co.. N. i , .
March lo. 1>*.V...
W
' ' .\ P >.rrott.
William S Long,
r^iglesby,
David \\ Bell,
" !! .ir;tnt.
A B Chapin.
I .I'lnO',
Samuel I.effers,
■ • w Dill.
Joel H Davis,
■ Ti. - J Blakely.
D -A Hargett,
; ■ i;^:i,kman.
E Mallett.
OFFICERS.
-V Parrott,
President,
1' ‘ T i^lesby.
Vice President,
W I.„n2.
Treasurer,
1- \ Th..ii]pson,
Attorney.
A I; ' i.:i].in.
Secretary.
" 1;' irant, i
'• > Long. - EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE.
: W Bell, 1
M.;.! 12.
OO-Om
». ii4»rNT»>
’’oUI.l) itiform his friends and former customers that
he may be fouiicl 1* d'lors bel«>w the t'ape Fear iJank,
and o door> above his .lUl ~tatid 'outh side l*erson Street,
where he intends to keep on hand.
Harness, Saddles, Bridies, Whips, (ollars,
and every thing belonging to his trade. He resjx'ctfully
invites his friend* from the country to call and examine
his stock before purchasing.
FTe will atten'i to Repairing of Marncss and Saddles
punctually, and hi-^ cliarges ^llall l)e iM.iderate. He
would request all in'leV)tel to the firm of Ht.'USToN \
(>VERBY to'Cttle with W. Overby or himself, as tiiey
are compelled to -ettle the firm's debts.
August ii7. l>'ofi.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.,
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS AND
1 Buyers gei.erally to their very heavy Stock of
Oroccrie^i & Hardware.
Consisting in jiari of
‘JoO Bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee:
75 Bbls. Sugar;
17 Hhds. Do.:
33 Bbls. and Hf-Bbls. .Mrs Miller’s Eagle MiUs
and l?onii’s SnutT;
Boxes anil Kegs Soda;
3') “ Tea;
• it) •* Starch;
lt)0 *• Glass, various sizes;
00 “ .\damantine ami Sperm Candlus; ;
20.'IH) lbs. Western and N. C. Bacon; j
40(1 Bags Corn;
Pc]'i>er. Spice, (linger. Indigo, .Muddsr;
Kaisins. Soap. Candy, itc.; |
•>(M) Kegs Nails and S])ikes; j
lt>0 Doz. Steel and Iron lloes;
•’>7»> Pr. Trace Chains; j
4.-> Doz. Eng. and German Wheal and (irass Blades:
r>(t •• Shovels. Spades and I'orks;
3;') •* Cotl'ee Mills:
lO Totis iind upward Hollow-Avare & Plow (.'astings;
Also, a full ami conipl(‘te aisortmeut of Hardware and
(iroceries not enumerated;
Blacksmith's. Cooper's and Carpenter's Tools:
10 Tons Hoop Iron;
A large assortment of Swedes. .Vmerican atnl English
Iron;
German, Blister and Cast Steel:
Shoe Makcr'i Material atid Shoe Findings;
.^a cl d 11* r y;
011 Doz. Wagon and P>uggy Whips;
In aildition to our largo and well selected stock of
Shelf tioods, we have on the way an'l exjiect to receive
in a few day, direct from the manufacturers in England,
the heaviest stock of
Poc‘k(‘f aiifi Tal)lf‘ C'litlery,
.sJhears, Scissors. Razors and Files, ever otFered in this
market.
'\'e shall also iriif'ort during the year. I'H) TONS
SWEDES IRON, various sizes, from 1^ to IU inches:
jo tons of which we expect to receive about the loth of
June.
We shall .\i>t) to our stock from lime to time, as the
trade reipiires: will at all times be prepared to offer in-
d icements to Country Merchants, paying strict atten
tion to orders.
March 1.0')-3m
Finest Family (iroceries for 1859.
Al’KER .MERRALL A' CO.,
.\o. 13^ Ciiaiiiber street,
Corner of (’ollege Place.
(^Opposite Hudson River Rail Road Station. )
NEW YORK.
DE.\LK.R^ IN
FINEST WINES,
FINEST BRANDIES,
FINEST SEGARS,
FINEST TEAS.
FINEST COFFEES,
FINEST SUGARS.
FINEST BUTTER.
FINEST HAMS.
FINE.ST TONGUES, and
FINEST
I FAMILY
GROCERIES,
of every description, put uji for Shipment to all parts of
the World.
('atalogues will be furnished upon application.
March 24 ‘J0-3m
TIOX.
firm of STKDM.VN \ HORNE, Jr., is this day
1^ dis-iolveil bv nmtual consent.
1^'- ALL perstins iniiebted will PLE\SE call and
settle their accounts.
J C. STEDMAN.] [JAMES W. HORNE.
FRKSII ARRIVAL!
Second Stock Spriu^ and Summer Goods*
J. A. l‘EM E RTON
IS now receiving his second stock of Spring and Suui-
mer Goods, embracing all the
AEAVK!«T STYl.KS.
Such as
Summer Silks, Grenadines, Or-
Randies, AV.,
\\ ith a great variety of new style goods for
'Pratelinff M^resses and M^usSers.
Also a coiiqdete assortment of
A large and varied assoi'tment of
SILK AND LACE MANTLES, (MIANTILLY L.\(’E
POINTS, BL K AND WHITE BER.VGE
.MANTLES, STELL.V SHAWLS, &c.
F^re Insurance.
11 rE refer our readers to the annual statement of the
VV *i^tna Insurance Company, of Hartford. This suc
cessful institution was incorporated by the Legislature of
Connecticut in 1819, with a perpetual charter. Its
capital is !^500,(J(>0. and its accumulations exceed $800,-
0M( more, making its entire assets over .$1,30),(,M>0, in
vested as detailed in the statement referred to. These
results indicate that during the period of nearly fortj’
years since its organization, (witbout a single change of
its chief officer,) its business has been conducted with
judgment and prudence. It has been thus far success
ful in an eniinent degree, discharging, as we are in
formed, all its obligations by the payment of about ten
inillion dolhtrg for losses, without asking a day's delaj' in
any instance. It has had but litrie litigation, notwith
standing the immense number of transactions made. In
! order to attain as much certainti/ as possible in such a
, business as insurance, it has been the practice of the
j Company, for several years, at great labor, carefully to
classify and arrange their risks into about fifty distinct
; classes, so as to ascertain the amount insured on each
■\ few of those sj)lendiil French EMBROIDERED j class, the amount of premiums received thereon, and the
H
tf
^(■;;roes! WaiiU*d.
j KNTI.KMKN, your old customer is yet in market for
' I l-ikely Negroes, forwhich I am determined to j>ay the
t'ash Prices.
Highest
laving si;ch for sale would lo well to give
ir address me at Clinton, N. C.
•- iii omptly attended to.
J. A. McARTHUR.
N. C., M;ireh 1), l-o'.t. Oo-lyri.d
J. W. KAKIvBt
Is now roci'iviiiL'' tVoiii the Nortli the
largest, finest, and most carefully selected
stock of
ri Ri:
ever offered iu this market; which adiled to
his own m.niu fact lire, m ike.- his a-sortment complete;—
all of which lie will >ell on t!ie lowest jio.'sible terms for
cash or on time to punctual customers.
Fashionable painted cottage bed-room Furuiture in
setts; curled hair and shuck, and cotton .Mattresses;
Looking Glasses; Willow Wagons and Cradles; Side
Boards; Bureaus; Secretaries and Book-Cases; What-
Not.-'; Tables, all sorts; Wash Stands; ('andle Stands;
Wardrobes: Picture Frames and ilass; Window Shades;
(’ornices; (’urtain Bands; Sofas in Mahogony and Wal
nut; Tete a Tetes; Ottomans; Divans and Stools: Chairs
of every variety.
Fine Rosewood I'itinos, one witli ^Kolian at-
tachmeiU; Rosewool .>lelodians. from the best manufac
tories in New York and Bo.“fon. t\.irninted as good as
any made in the country, ;inil will be sold at New York
prices—freight only added.
Sepi ember 2.
iMarble Factory,
4")tf
H.V\'1NG purchased .Mr. Stedman's entire interest, 1
will coutimie the business at the old stand, where
I will lie happv to see niv old friends and customers.
JAMES W. HORNE.
Aj)ril Uo .S-lm ^
The Sociable, or lOOl Home A- I
musements; The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table; Lec
tures of Lola Montes; Chronicles of the Bastile, illus
trated; The .^lagician■s Own BC'Ok; Living and Loving:
Livingstone's Travels; Live and Learn; The Power of
Prayer, by Prime; School Books, \c., A:c.
Further supplies, just receiveil.
Jan'y ol E. J. HALE SON.
File** ol'tlie Oh«ierver Wanted.
ll’’E have been ajijilied to fora tile of the »bserver
\\ from its foundation in 1H17 to 1854. If any per
son or persons can furnish such a file, or any consider
able part of it, we will be ghul to be informed, with
statement of jirice. E. J. HALE x SON.
March 2S.
Ilairdware, Cutlery,
1AMES M.VRTINE is now receiving a large and gene
ral assortmerit of every thing in the above Kne.
—ALSO—
I A prime article of Rio, Laguira and Java CoFFFJ-];
I Crushed ancl Brown Sl.'tJAR; Sugar House SIRUP and
MOLASSES.
All of which is offered on as good terms as can be hal
in thi^ market.
Nov'r-J4, IS.'.H. ;«tf
fmiKET IRO]\,
TI.\-WAKK, &c.
ON H.\ND. a large assortmeTit of Box anil Cooking
Stoves; Tin-ware; She-'-lron; Lead I’ipe. Also
'Ihe “OW Hotninion
For sale by JAMES MARTINE.
AND LACE SETS, COLLARS A.\D SLEKVhS.
Douglas ki: Sherwoods NEV»' STYLE CORSETTS,
(with Bustle and .'kirt-Supporter attached.)
A great variety of NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS,
itc., ."(cc.
In the .nbove stock may '>e found a great many new
md desiralde styles, just out. The public generally
are invitecl to ciJl early and examine for themselves.
.1. A. PEMBERTON.
April 10, 18o0 7-
tKfK^'STO.^*M:
W . TII.Li:\OIIA{ST
Is now openin'! an Invoice of WHITE IRONST(JNE
ClllN.V, comprising an assortment of Dinner and
Tea Ware, which was 'aijiorted to his own order ex
pressly to suit J’/iiK .l/i;
This Ware is the LATEST .''TVLE and of SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
Ili^ a^«iOi*liiieiit ol other \Vare«t
i-i still good, ('oujitry Merchants may supply them-
si'lves on a- good terms a>= by sending North.
April 8-lm
\K\V STOCK
Of Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware.
R. Gl/OVER
A.'! returned from the North with a
large Stock of (.Joods in his line, con
sisting of ^Vatches of all kinds and
prices, from to $1*10; Gold Chains of
all kinds and jirices: Breast-Pins, Ear-
Hings and Bracelets, a large stock; Gold Lockets, Fin
ger Rings: (ioM Pens and Pencils; Silver Spoons of all
kinds; a fine lot .'^ilver Cups. Plated ('astors and Candle
Sticks, Cake Baskets; Clock.s, Military (ioods and every
thing usually kept in a Jewelry Store, which he is pre
pared to sell on reasonable terms. His friends and the
public are invited to call and examine.
March h, l^oO t)5-3m
Ice C'reaiiiS Ice Cream!!
^pil E subscriber having lately refitted his K’E CREAM
X S.XLOtjN. at the Shemweil House, will be pleased
to serve the Ladies and Gentlemen of Fayetteville and
vicinity, on and after the •J7th inst.
The Saloon will be opened ut 0 o’clock, A. M., and
kept open until 10 P. M.
P. SHEMWELL.
April ‘Jo ISoO. 8tf
lAVIUOKATOK!
1‘KKPAKKP IIV DH S\NKiRl>,
(ompoiiuded entirely from orws,
IS OSK OK TIIF. BKST Pl RiiXTIVK A.M> I.IVtK «K
I DU’INKS now b«rore luo pubhc. ib*l *cui na a
eti.oietr. mil'ler. and more«fTectuai Than any o»her medicine kuown
It ii not only a f'41/Uirtir, Lul a Lir^r reiued>. lu’iihjf first on ihr
f.ivfr to eject \X» morbid maiter. then on th« and
to carry off that matier, thus atxurapiit.hing two effe*.:-.
ally, without any i f the j;>ainful Te^ljisK^ f xperieno^vi iu ihe oi »- »
ti.»n* of moat C^haitirt. U “trengihebi the Hynlera at the
time that it purir«tf it ; ar.d when taken daily in nKMleiat« d«
ill »trent(tbcn and build rt up with jnuftual rapSdit>.
Hriioiint of loMse.s upon each. Thi.« classification, extend
ing over a long period, and covering property to a very
large amount, furnishes reliable data, and presents a
sound, substantial basis of actual experience, upon which
to conduct its business. Insurance is not a matter of
luck or chance, as many suppose; its hazards are ascer
tainable, and its principles capable of being reduced to
a sj'stem, the practical working and results of which are
as certain as that of any other business. The /Etna
Company, b^- adhering rigidly to its system, and placing
its business upon a healthy basis, has obtained the con
fiilence of the Cfmimunity to an extent surpassed by no
other Compan_v in the U. States, and lias increa.sed its
business and its income from year to year with a steady
growth. One great source of its security is the wide
disti ibution of its risks—a policy which it pursues with
great strictness—limiting the amount to be covered in
each locality, Bj' this course it has passed, with com
parative impunity, through some of the most sweeping
and destructive fires, which have swallowed up other
Companies less cautious in their business. It is a system
like this, based uj>on experience, which gives stability
ami soundness to a company, and to the assured con
fidence and security.—Baltimore Patriot.
STATEMENT (JF THE
i.atliXCK
IIAKTFOKO,
INCORPORATED 1819. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL $1,000,000.
E. (i. RIPEY, Presideut.
T. 1. ALE.\A\DER. Vice Pres’t. T. K. BR\CE, Jr., Sec’y.
.\SSETS, JAN Y 1. 18r)9.
Market Value.
Real Estate unencumbered, S*'''>,o38 2*J
Money due the Co. secured by Mortgage. 4,t212 15
Cash in hand and in B'k with accrued in'st. 209,180 38
Cash in the hands of Agents and iu transit. 1‘J1,812 82
Mortgage Bonds at 7 per cent, interest, 44,000
G •• •• -J8.00J
Jersey City W'ater Bonds at (3 percent, int'st,
Hartford City Bonds at 0 per cent, interest, 30,X>0
Brooklyn “ " *“ 0 " ^i.OOO
Rochester “ *• “ 7 “ '• 2-j,0tj0
Milwaukie,'* *' *“ 10 “ " 5,000
DuBucjue, *• •* 10 “ “■ 110
U S Tres'y Notes 4i & 5 pr ct accrued in’st 57,502 12
United States Stock, 5 per cent interest, 52,375
State of Tennessee, 0 “ “ 9,10J
“ Kentucky, ti “ “ 10,200
“ Missouri, tj “ *• 43,51*0
“• •• New York, ti •“ ■■ 28,'M_KJ
•“ Ohio, (IHOO) t; “ *• 50,000
“ “ Ohio. (188*;) 6 “ “ 20.5W
Hartford & New Haven Rail Road Co Stock. ti0,00(j
Boston 6: Worcester ** •* “* 10,2t2
Connecticut River “ “ " 12,5X)
Connecticut River Company “ 1,250
«''iiizens Bank Stk Waterbury, Ct 5,250
Stafford “ *• Stafford Sp*a, ••
The tilTrr one of th**
httiuan body ; anu wh«ii it
th«> powert of the ivttem Mie
it alnioat entirely dependent
Lxtsrr for ihe prop*r |»«rtorm
ttomach ii at (aull, ibebowelt
•ystem sutfers iu coni^u«uc«
harinK *eaa#ii to do iu duty
f^an, one of the proprietors ;
practice of luore than tmentv
wherewith to counteract the
It is liable.
To prove that thin remetly is
bIM with l^ver ”>111-
baa but to try a bottle, and
These (auois r«nio«e all r||r
the Myttem.snppIyiDK in their
tnv1}ctratin^' the stomas)
piirlfyliiie tlie blood,
whole machinery, removing
etfeotinf a radical cure. 1
Ulllous attac'kii Are:^.
better, prevei»tel, by ,
Lilver liivlKorntor. ;»
Diiedose aft^t eating is «uf- ^
and prevent t!^e f>KHl fn>ni |
Only one dose taken before |
mare. > SS
(>nly one doce taken at
fently, and cur«>» Co4*
One dose taken after ea^'h
Jk^»ne d '1^ of two tea
e^lrk Ilenlai‘lie.
One bottle iMken for fe-
caui>e of the diHea^t*. and
Only one dote iminediately
One doK« oAen repeated is
Morbufl^ And a preventive
9^ Only one bottle it
tysteni the effecta of medi-
One bottle taken for
iownesa or nnnatural color
One dose takeu a short
gOT to the appetite, and make*
One dose often repeated
rbcpfi III itK worst fornifi.
Bowel coinplaints yield
One or two doses cures at
Children : there is no nurar,
the world, as it n«r**r ftiiU.
A few bottles curee
abnorhents.
WetakepleMurein recom
preTentire tor F«ver aiifl
and all Kevers of a Itll-
with certainty, and thou^attdi^
wonderful Tirtues.
principal rt^fsulators of thi>
peiforms its functions well,
fully (ieTelojted. I hf? sUftnatk
on the heaUhy a^'tiun of the
an:.'e of its fuiictioiii. when the
are at fault, and the whole
of one oiK»u—the I.*lver—
Fur the diseases of that or*
has made it bin study, in a
years, to ftid s^tnie rt
many derai.geraents to i
at laxt found, any person trou
plnliit« in »ny i.f its forms,
icohviction N cenain.
niorUd oi ln*d matter fiom
place a healthy flow of bile,
cauHiiig food to digest aeil,
it.K i^tid health to the
the cause of the disease^
cured, aiul, what lu
the occMsioT.al u«e of the
ficienl to relieve the stoinach
rising (^t)d soivring.
retirinK, prevetita M«ht-
nipht, looeent the bowels
WtlvenedS*
meal will cure t>i*ftp«'l>iila
^ npoonfuU will alwa^ s relieve
male ol>etruction removes the
mnke^ a perfect cute,
relieve* Clloll4'« while
a (*ure cute for Cholera
,of Cholera,
needed to throw out of the
cine after a long sickneHs.
«1aiiiKllee removes all sal
from the ikin.
,time before eating' gives vl-
: ft>od df>re!*t well,
cures ('liriiile Ulai--
while S u m m r r and
almost to the Qi.st di>>^e
tark* caused ^yWorma it*
safer, or speedier reuie«i> in
Dropsy* ty exciting the
; mendini^ this medicine ai a
A^iie, C'hlll Kever,
lotitt Type. It fperatex
nve willing to tei*iify its
Nov'r 21.
f.Otf
PAIATS, A:t*.
A o I i t €‘roe f» \Va ii 11* «l.
'• and citizens of the (^unties of Dnpliii.
.Iohn«toii. Harnett, .Moore, (.’uinberlanl.
lil.iden, (’olumbus, Brunswick, New Hanover,
- i-' i'iber being desirous of j)urchasing a number
V V luig .Negroes, of all classes and descriptions.
■ .i "Ifof this method of informing those who
■ 'Ve uch j)roperty to dispose of, that they wouM
^ I'- visit me at honie, or address me at (’linton,
■' 1' which they shall receive a visit. A word to
'■ i- -utlicient, as it is well understood that I jiay
■ling high prices.
EVERETT PETERSON,
yll. 185'J 88-Hm
take:\ i p,
' l-N up anil committed to the Jail of Cumberland
‘i-v on the loth inst., a NEGIU) BO^ , named
ii
m
■HN
Hy fiAlJDKIi,
TWO DOORS .\liOVK C. T. llAllill vV SO.VS’ STORE
Favfltc'tillc, V.
Jan’v 20, I85'J «4-ypd
Tiir|M*iitiii€‘ llackcr!^, Sfr«i|»€*r»,
Fiiller!^ and
p.ality. can be had at .M. A. l>.VIvER S
50
■.f: \CE or JOHN FRANKLIN, who says he is : \
in is : A SllOl*. Fayetteville, N. C.
■>' 1 that lie came from Ci;lumbia, S. (,\ Jol
■I bri^riit niulatto, and had on when taken uj> a
■ w ,.,i hat and steel-mixed frock coat and {)ants.
■ ii"i- of »aid Negro is notified to come forward,
jiioperty. j>ay charges, and take him away, or he
dealt witli th« law directs.
GEO. L. McK.VY, Jailer.
15, 1858. 55-
80tf
tHi)I('E North BACO.
- ■••■1 Shouldern,
■M. 14—54-tf]
■Mes
Jan’y 15, i8o8.
Notice to Tiirpeuf iiie Distillers and others.
JA.M fully prepared to make or rej)air TURI’ENT INK
STILLS, or do any tiling in the Copper or Sheet Iron
work, at the shor'oxt notice.
Fayetteville. Jan'y 24. 185f
t lironolofry of Norlli (aroliiia. from 1.»S4 to lf>58
M. A.
BAKER.
H2tf
C. A>.
by D. K. Bennett,
ct. 21.
Just rcceivi‘l.
E. J. UALli &L SON.
Sl’ERM. Refined, Lard, Linseed and Tanners’ OIL;
White Lead; Burning Fluid; I’utty; Window Glass
anil Sash of all sizes.
—A LS( )—
A fresh su})ply of POND'S PAIN DESTROYER.
For sale by JAMES MARTINE. |
Nov'r 24. 1858. btitf |
Plows! Plows!! Plows!!! !
NO. f. PLOWS: I
50 No. 10 IMows; j
50 No. 11 “
25 No. 50 “ I
25 No. tiO *• I
Points, Bars and Mould Boards to suit. |
For sale by C. E. LEETE.
Jan’y 12 _ j
lliiffcr. t'licesc and trackers, i
I ii FIRKINS (loshen Butter;
1^*1 2') Ho.\es State Cheese; |
10 I’jt'ls. Soda an ' Butter Crackers.
Just received by E.
Jan'y 12
Iiiill \vt and ^eine Twine.
LBS. (iill Net Twine;
1110 lbs. Seine
.lust received by C. E. LEETE.
Jan’y 12 70-
l>eep River Coal.
Bituminous Cf>,\L of the best nn.ality can he had
at the works at Egvpt, at a reasonuVde price by the
Ton. * ^M. McCLANE,
Mining Engineer
May ‘-1, 185C. G-tf
Eagle
Phoenix
Farmers .i Mechanic*
Exchange “
State “
Uity
County
C'onnecticut River “
Hartford *•
Charter Oak “
Merchants Ji Manuf
-Etna “
.Mechanics & Traders “
State of Missouri
.Merchants Exchange
North River
.Mechanics
North America
Nassau “
America
Broadway
Peoples “
Republic “
Cit3' “
Union “
Hanover “
Commonwealth “
Phenix
Manhattan *•
New York “
Market
>cean
Metropolitan
Butchers Drovers
Importers & Traders
American Exchange “
Vlerchants “
United Slates Trust Comp'y
N York L Ins Trust Co
Bills Receivable,
Miscellaneous investments.
Providence RI 1,872 I
• Hanford, Ct 30,000
45.000 I
13.500 I
28,080
11.400
5,400 j
y.ouu j
00,450 I
10,300
10.500 I
10.400
J ersey C'y. N J 1.500
St Louis. Mo 20,000
New York. 10.400
lu.ooo
30.000
22.400
;o.tioo
34.200
27.000
10.400
04.400
12.-J00
22,4»Mj
8,900
10,01M»
11.200
27.000
33.000
2j,0(Jt
10.000
44.400
23,000
33,600
42.400
45,100
11,30(J
24,750
48,055 67
23,t)59 08
1 AROJLl.^A CITl HOTEL.
PARROTT dt MEWBORX, Proprietors.
This magnificent Hotel has been enlarged to nearly
double its original size, an addition of eighty-eight
feet having been added on Railroad street, thus pre
senting an imposing front immediately in view of the
Atlantic Ocean.
The veranda of this Hotel (which is three stories
high) fronts towards the Ocean two hundred and eight
een feet, afiFording a
DeliglitAil Promenade.
From this stand point, the beholder can scan the Ocean
in the South, Bogue Sound in the South-west, the Har
bor with all its shipping. Fort Macon and three Light-
Houses in the South-east, aft'ording a range of
OCEA!¥ SCXl^EKV,
that is scarcely elsewhere to be met witli.
The superintendence of this Hotel will be in the
hands of Mr. H. ERAMBERT, (formerly of the Fay
etteville Hotel,) whose taste and skill so eminently
qualifies him for making all the guests feel as if they
were at home.
The best servants the country could afford have been
secured.
Those who stop with us will never be at a loss for
Recreation and Entertainment.
Our steamboat will make regular trips to Beaufort*
tiie Inlet, the Fort, and often on extra excursions, while
our BAND OF MUSIC will be ever “discoursing sweet
sounds” to the ears of those who shall favor us with
their company.
Our BAR will furnish choice liquors of all kinds; our
BILLIARD ROOM is in good order, and our BOWL
ING ALLEY will be constantly open for the entertain
ment of those who have a taste for these healthful ex
ercises; and our READING llOOM will contain files of
the best newspapers, magazines, and periodicals pub
lished.
The sick will find our
BATlll.’VCii
a matter of great comfort and a help to better health.
We feel assured that in every respect we can give
entire satisfaction; we shall, at least, spare no pains to
do our whole duty, that all our guests may receive all
pos.sible attention.
T.\KE NOTICE! As tiie train arrives after dark
each evening, persons going to Beaufort Trill do well to
stop over night at Carolina City, as they can be con
veyed, wherever they wish to go, the next day, in a
steamboat or sail-boats, and thus be saved the trouble
of a disagreeable night trip across the water.
TERMS;
S2 a Day; $12 a Week; S30 a Month.
PARROTT *Sc MEWBORN.
Carolina City, May 5. 185'J 12-2m
Fresh Fruitis,
4)*; BOXES ORANGES and LEMONS;
40 M FIGS;
FRESH COCOA-NUTS;
DATES, C.A.NDIES;
MAPLE SUGAR CARES, ic., &c :
Just to hand by Fanny.
—ALSO—
PRUNES and CHERRIES for sale low;
SPICED NORFOLK OYSTERS;
GINGER WINE, CURR.\NT WINE, BAY RUM, .te.
For atiy of the above, or almost any thing else in my
line, call at J. R. LEE'S,
Hotel Building.
May 9 12-it
MPissolntion of Copartnership.
The Copartnership of WM. F. HORD & CO. has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. E. R.
Webster having transferred his interest to Wm. F. Hord.
who will settle and collect all debts due or coming to
! aid Firm.
In pre-^ence of JOHN BARCLAY.
WM. F. HORD.
£. K. WEBSTER.
MR. E. R. WEBSTER will be retained as managing
Superintendent on my R. U. works.
WM. F. IIOKD
Mav 9, 1859 12-lm
A’
.4lCTIO:V SALES.
T S.\LES ROOM, on Monday Evening next, at
early candle-light, I shall commence sale of
Ready-Made Clotbln;^, Dry (ioods Boots und
Shoes, Hardware and t’utlery,
and continue till the consignment is closed. This sale
embraces an excellent assortment of fresh and dc.-iirabb-
goods. and my orders are to.close out without reserve.
JOHN H. COOK. Auct’r.
May VI 12
TRl>iT SALE VO:%TlVirED7 '
^PllE Trust Sale of Jas. G. (..’ook will be resumed ou
i 25th May next, when the lot east of his Store will
be sold, unless it should be sold at private sale; th«
lot is 24 by 130 feet. At the same time quite a number
of other articles.
SAMPSON Bt^ON, Trustee.
Fayetteville. April 11, 1859. 4-ts
li^rand Royal Arch i'liapter ot
.\drth Carolina.
rpi E Regular .Vnnual Convoca-
LEETE.
79-
All wlin ti«e It are ^l%lii^ tlieir unanimous
teatlinoiiy |ti Its fhvor.
ifjr Mix Winter lii-tlie mouth with the IhtI-
g;orator, niul swallow both together.
THS LIVER INVIGORATOR
IS A SClICNTIKir JtKKICAl. HISi’OVKKY. hikI is riullv
workinf^ currj*. aliuopt too to helii-ve. It « urcs uk hy
niHiric. the Jfrnt dtute i/irint/ ar*d HoUioTn more limn
oiie botiW i» reniiret to cure any kind of lilver romptamT.
from tht' worit JaumHrt »r to « conimou
Kli of which Hr« tlie lesuli of a l)lseaKel lj|vei*«
TKICK ONC DOI LaR PEK SOTTt.r.
Hr. SANFORD, l’r..pn.*:r.r, Mb New York
Retailed by all
JAS. N. SMITH and S. J. HINSDALE.
Fayetteville, N. C.
Nov'r 11. 62-1 y
«TATItl.\i:RV.
In addition to our ]>resent stock we are receiving
1*10 Reain« Paper,
Embracing everv variety of
CAP, LETTER,
BATH LETTER,
COM.MERCIAL NOTE,
BILL HEAD,
FOLIO POST,
and N(JTE P.\PERS.
C)0 M. ENVELOPE.S, of every description.
1 ease English and .American SL.\TES. assorted sizes.
lOOgrossSTSEL PE.NS; Pen-holders; School Ink-Stands;
VISITING CARDS; BLANK BOOKS.
E. J. HALE & SON.
Feb’y 12
Fiirtiier Niip|»iie«> ot* Bookw.
mllE A.MEIUCAN AL.MANAi; for 1859;
1 FATHER AND DAUtJHTER, bv Miss Bremer;
“WHAT WILL HE DO WITH‘iT,” by Bulwer;
SCHOOL BOOKS, Me., \c.
March 7 E. J. HALE & SON.
SOITHKRX ILVKMOXY,—A Further Supply
1 just receivod. E- J- H.VLE A: SON.
.Nloich 7.
Webster’s I'lementary .^pellin^
Books. A further supplv just received.
Jau’y 8 ' E. J. HALE & SON.
L1.\BILITIES;
Losses unadjusted and not due, .?llO,97'i 54
-Xgcnt of the above Company at Fayetteville,
E. J. HALE.
Dr. FRANK WILLIAMS’S RVK WHISKEY.
M1T(’HELL has made arrangements with Dr.
Frank William«. to l>e constantly supplied with his
celebrated RYE WHISKEY, which can l>e had at his
Store at all times, by wholesale or ret;iil.
Oct’r 11, 1858. 5:5-tf
R.
To Hail Hoad Contractors!
JUST RECEIVED
100 WHEEI.BARRt>\VN,
light and strong, for the Rail Road. For sale bv
D. & W.
March 2'.*, 185?*.
l^resU mlrrirais.
1 UST received pr Ste.amer Fanny.
»J 4 Bbls. Extr.-i No. 1 M.VCKERE!., (for retailing.)
D) J “ tlo. “ 1 do.
10 j *• do. •“ 1 do.
10 i MESS SHAD;
80 Boxes (,'HEI^SE;
100 Bags New Hulled BUt^KWHEAT FLOUR;
Fulton Market Beef; Mess Pork: Goshen Butter, Pocket
Salt; Sugar; Coffee: Molasses: and every thing in the
I provision line; which I will sell cheap for ('ASH or ex
change for country Produce,
i W. C. TROY
I Nov. 8, 1858. »;o-tf
I
I I>evereiiiL's Kinnie’s RIackwtone,
I reduced to Questions and Answers, upon the plan of
1 Kinnie's Blackstone. one Volume; Drake on Attacliment
I For sale by I^ J. H.-VLE it St.)N.
A new and complete li'ortii ia-
i rolina FORM BOOK, compiled from the best sources.
and intended ai> a companion to Cantwell’s Justice.
I April 2. E. J. HALE & SON.
tion of this Body will be held
in Wilmington, ou Monday tim
sixth diiy of June nest. Subor
dinate Chapters are requested lu
be punctual in sending their re-
_presentatives and returns, bl;lnk^^
^^^-for which were sent by mail la°t
^ ,week.
THOS. B. C.\RR, Grand Sec'y.
May 3. n-tm
aTtreatise ~
ON TIIE
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$1,807,920 08 ; TENTH ENGLISH EDITION,
WITH CONSlDF.R..\BLE ALTEB.VTIUSS AN1> Al>I)lTIO.VS.
By the Right Hon. S. MARCil PHILLIPS and THOS.
J.V.MES ARNOLD, Esq , one of ihe Police
Magistrates for ihe Metropolis.
FOIHTH AMERICAN ElllTION,
^Vilh COWEN vV HILL'S Notes, and 'vith adilitionxl
Notes and References to ttie English and .\merieaii
cases to the present time, including tiiose added to the
last eilitiou bv J. .Mar-*den Van Cott.
n\ rSAAC EDWARDS,
Cot NSEi.t.oit AT Law.
In volumes. Price SI8.
The unequalled work of Mr. Piiillips 0!i the Law of
Evid(‘nce has long been acknowledged.
This edition has undergone a thorough revi-ion by'
Ml. Edwards, and lias received an inimen.'-e umoiint ol'
lrtV)or, anl is now as nearly i)erfect as can be made.
McL.Vl RIN. I’lii* American labor and talent bestowed u|.on the
80otf work are not less than that derived from tlie Englisk
source. The immortal notes of .Me.-srs. ('owen .'i Hill,
together with those of Mr. Van (,'ott. have been care
fully preserved; and insteal of being put in ;i vuhime by
theiiiselv-s, as formerly, they are now placed below tlm
text—a disposition of them which will very much I'aei-
litate reference. The entire note and text are arranged
in three compact volumes, with a table of cases, and ati
extremely full index to each. Mr. Edwards has care
fully noted any distinctions that may exijt between tho
English and .American law, and has added ail the late
.American decisions.
Several copies of this valuable work just received an«i
for sale by E. J. HALE & SON, Fayetteville.
Further l^upplieM ot‘ Rookw.
My Thirty Years Out ot the Senate, by Major Jack.
Downing;
Bulwer’s Novel, “What Will He Do With It?”
Brownlow & Pryne's Controversy;
Lightsftiid Shadowsof Scottish Life, by Prof. Wilson;
Eric, or Little by Little:
Sterne’s Works; Longwonh on the Grape;
Kip’s Lenten Fast; Buck's Theolog. Dictionary;
Ruskin s Political Economy of .Art;
Tre-i^nry Blotting Paper; School Books, &e.
i Juat received. JL. J. UALE SON.