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in>i, lAu L,iDE\rr . Frlri- i IM.IHHED- y\ ■ ■ Ai. Jf AR.» ^ViDSiycE rJaMt i ' tPAir SEMI-WEEKL, Y. I i-r' H*' hu nt 'l'. S OL. X.] KAVETTFAIIJ.K, N. C.. SEPTKiVIBEU 20, I8G0. NO. 954.1 hf ■ ftW p. ): lut)> - (Oil. ‘e-e;. I*' (I. lix. U >i M"VI"VS AND THURSDAYS. ti»W iKD J. HALE iV SON, . ,.rn>US AM* PR>1>R1KT'RS . >;'.ui ookly Obskrvkr ^3 00 if paiil in : it' psi.i during ihe year of subscrip- -1 tlie year has expired. U ,'(>k’.v I'H'KKVKR $2 0' per annum, if paid In ■ *• ■' if paid during the year of sul>acrip- . : -itier tlie yoar has expired. Vl'VKIlI ISKMKNTf? inserted for 60 cents per ,t , liiie-i fur thv- first, and 30 eoiits for each i r Yearly advertisements by spe- at reasonable rntes. Advertisers are . .; • si.no the number of insertions desired, or V ■' i.t>, 'iiiinued till forbid, and charged accord- i,i :it.s to be inserted innidf, charged 50 per >\-.VA SPKt’l VL NOTICE, s: 1 after this date, no name of a new subscriber ■' fvt'd without payment in advance, nor will *'(' sont to such subscribers for a longer time : ■'■i far. ' our old subscribers as desire to take tho pa- system will please notify ua when making . •’Hnoi'- V 1, ik.n a ->a>v u >ir; a. A. 1. uJrtaj, Alb:: hi Kl>. « V \. :r Pbtpatual !..>»') (U) 1.0 ;X> -> • •».! rr, Jul) Fayetteville Female Bigh School. ' ■' school will commence its Eleventh session on the St MoNlt.W IN OCT(.>BER, under the joint super- | ience of ,1. DelV Hooper, ; for n»any year* Profea- - ,f LAnjruages in the Uniyersity of N. C.,) and T. 0. j ■ -V, the present Principal,: assisted bv a full corps ,i; • enced and carefully selacted inairuotors. TERMS: = ! ■; Session of 2t weeka. $rtO 00 , t’ollegiate Dopartmeni, 20 (M) 1 Academic •• 15 00 Primary 12 00 ^ ■i Music on Piano, 20 00 ! •• Harp, :25 OO Melod*on, 18 0) •• Guitar. 18 0> in Painting in Oil Colors, 20 00 j in Wat«r Colors, 12 00 | .m Painting, 15 X) 10 tX» I f Piano 4 '>). Harp 6 00, Malodeoii S 00. Gui- i i ::e-ha!f of B'lard and Tuition payable in adranoa. ! V U;. S5-t01 ?I. P. .\ewby wi«he« to open . in Fayetteville. She will be prepared to re- ■ ; apiU at the McRae building, Hay St., Got. 8lh, Terms m«.nlerate. -rt. i. 4yn8o icr Alice Campbell will re- : School on the first Monday of October next. 49-1 m nr*. I’atharine .1. Ward will . ' ilOOL in Arch Street, on the 1st day of o3-2w The Fifth Me^^ioii or R. -V -.\>T S SCHOOL will commence October 1st. 52-lm riie Third ^e««ioii of the School • Hr., will commence October 1st. MISS S. A. TILLINOHAST. j2-lin r- i . OL 1 I4i- •!■ y r Co ^i:i.KC'T ^riiooi.. ■; P'-ilTER will open a SELECT .SCHOOL ^ ’'dinL-in Fayetieville. on Monday ’ be 'he .lim of Mis- Porter to plea«e •- If iii-r wjih liieir patronage: and should - 'li- foci di-J iti-'ied a: the close of fiike ■.lii’m n-' charge for tuition. ■ N--' in :Uire if h. Glover. I ')2-^w ' in the Dunaldaon Academy will be re- . M'iNDAV the 1st of oCTuBER 18*iO. jjer (ffuarf'-r of t0u wtmka: ■ ■ . -it. 57 50 : D. 10 tHJ ■ and Greek, 12 oO : - 5 •FESSE II. McLEAN. Principal - 46t01 -n'l'V \i, ixsrrrrTiox A AI.K COLLEGE. ' ■ r IS'.i! ijl, will commence •. ' s-r 13th, and continue four y;/(. JAS. C. lVltK.4E, •fittorney at Ot£oe West eud of the Inaurance Building, Hay St., Fayetteville, N. C. March 26, 1860. 3tf FRENCH STRANGE, Attorney at Law, fFayetteville, N. C. Office that recently occupied by G. G. Wright. Esq., over the one now occupied by him in Dr. Robinson's j building. Green Street. \ Dec’r 2, ISoO. 72- j 1*, Attorney at Law, Fayettkviij.e, N. C. | attend the County and Superior Courts of i TT Cumberland, Harnett, Moore and Robeson Conn- ; ties. Prompt attention given to the collection of all' claims entrusted to his hands. Oct. 17, ISolt, r.s-tf LAW i\OTlCE. The Subscriber having removed from SummerTille to Fayetteville, will attend the County and Superior ■ Courts of ('umberland, Harnett and Moore. His office will be at his residence, on Green Street, opposite the , Kpi^copal Church. His correspondents will please aildress him hereafter at Fayetteville, instead of Summerville. NEILL McKAY. ' .lan'y 21, 18fiO. S-'i-tf liaw .\otic‘e ^PHE subscriber having retired from the Bench, witli I, purpose to devote himself to the practice of the Law. will attend hereafter the counties of ("u’nberlainl, Rob eson and Uladen, at all the Courts, an^l the Superittr t.’ourts of Richmond. Harnett and Sampson. J. G. SHEPHERD. June 4, 18t>0. 2otf JOSKPH HAKKIi, Jr.. ATT« K \ K V A T I. A \V , H.\S taken an oftice next door to Wni. B. Wright's Law (Jfiice on Green Street. He will attend and practice in the County and Superior Courts of Cumberland, i Bladen, Robeson and Sampson. March 23, 1851*. 7'Jtf • P. J. MIAC'I.AIK, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, FAYETTEVILLE, N. C„ ll'^ILL practice in the C'lurts of Robe-ion, Cum>>erland, l) Harnett and Richmond Prompt attention given to all business entrusted to hin. Feb'y 5, 1859 8'j- B. B. Bl I.LA. Attorney at Law, AsHKBORk’, X. 'ILL practice in the t'ounty and .''uperior Courts uf Randolph, and adjoining Counties June. 1860. 3C-liu A. D. Mc*LEA\, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Sl’MMKRVlLLK, N. C , 'll'^ILL attend the Courts of ('umberl:inI. Moore. John- VV ston and Harnett Counties. i’lU»MPT attention given to the collection of all claims entrusted to his care. Dec'r 20, 185‘J. 7H-ly RORV .Hc AAlR, *§ttomey anti t'ounseUor at M^air, LUMBERToN, N. C. \\’'ILL attend and practice in the County and Superior M Courts of Robeson, Richui'iiid and Cumberlund. ■\li bu-ir.es- intrusted liini wiil r>-L-eiv.- pr.imp: st tentiou and Ciilleoii.n'‘ piiuctuallv rei.iin*;]. ' ■' t;. 1>5^ ’ f joiiA P. FI i.i.i:r. Attorney and Coun«iellor at Law, WII.I. I'Rii "H'E IV THE ’)l KT- "K Kobeson, ( umborlaiid, lolumbus and Bladen. Oflice at Luiiilifrton. R"t'e-on N. C. July 5, 1859 2‘.*if YIEDIC AL XOTIC K. I V McL GR.\H.\M. M. D., offers his professional 1.*, services to the public. Office in Hay Street, four I doors We.**! of Post Otiice, where lie may be found at all ; times, when not profes-ionally etip i^ed. July l;’.. !>'•;'I. 35-ly DFATAI. \OTIC'K. Du. !l. SCOTT wi -il 1 reque-t all tllo^•e de-iring his profi-rs'ional services this Summer to csill soon, as he will be absent frotn Fayet’eville from .AUGUST 2 ■ until SEPTEMBER. June 2*;. 30-1 f w .N.VTHAN K.VfirHT, .\l. D., Profe‘^sor of Surg»ry. c-iHLi.S Hui -KER, M. I).,—Anatomy and Physio- ■Anatomy and Physio- M. D.,—Theory and N MIN ■''lLLIM.\N, Jr., Nl. D.,—(Chemistry and ■ j''''^ HiiOKPMl, M. D.,—Theory and D' I • J *iar of ■ I liter ' JEWETT. .M. D..—f)bstetrics. aKI.K.s LINl*SLE\, M. D.,—Materia Medica ■ ^ij'-iitics. • Fees. SOB Ou. Matriculation, $'>. Gradu- H.ARLEft HoiiKER, Dean of the Faculty. Hiivpn, July 27, 1860. 40-0tpd' Floral Colleg-e. • Sf-’iiun in this Institution will commence on iJlLVnext. ^'•ment and instruction of the Institution '.he Rey. Daniel Johnson and Mr. John ‘ -iili an able Corps of Asaistants in all the Tije Principal and hi.i lady will continue '■arge of the Boarding establishment, z • ii2 ■ i,,y School more of the f.\mii,t element. it is belieyed, will greatly adyance I'iie Institution. M. C. McNAIR, Hec’y Board of Trustees. 28tf ROBERT II. €'OWA]%, | €ien>ral €'o»imission ^fierthunt, | WILM1N(JT0N, N. (\ l>ffice South Corner Market and Water b'raeta, up-stairs Oct. 13, 1850. 57-lY ~ T. i\ Ai B. CJ. U ORTir Commission and Forwarding Merchants, WILMINGTON, N. C. Jan'y 28, 1859 84tf NEW ORLEANS 0. H. KOBINSON. H. U. KOBINSON. C\ II. ROBI.\>iO.\ A: C O., Commission and Forwarding IVIercliauts, WELMINdTON, N C. Consignments and sountry orders will receiye prompt personal attention. March 17, IStiO. 2tf r.EO. H.^RRISS. .\. J. nowKi.i,. HARRISS & HOWELL, Commission and Forwarding iMerrliants, WTLMIN»iTON, N. C. Oct. 17, IS.Vt. 58-1 Ypd WILLIATI J. PRIC i:, Mnspectov of Turpentine^ WILMINGTON, N. C. Will attend proniptly to all business entrusted to his care. March 2'.'. 4-lypd Will. II. Tl Ri.i\.iT€Mr, Coiiiiiiij^sioii .Merchant, WILMLNGTON, N (\ ll'^ILL give special attentioti to the sale or shipmenj Tf of all Naval Stores, ('otton. Flour, Timber, and other country prinluce. Refers to: H. R. Savage, ('ashier Bank of Cape Fear. Wilmington: Jno. Dawson, Pres’t Wilmington Branch Piank of North C;n-olina: W. H. Jones. Cashier Raleigh Braiu’h P>ank of Cape Fear. N >yO, l^'.',y (',.',-if H ]si;ix BOOIX A\D MIOES. " our Stock of BOOTS and SHOES for ^^Inter TradCn . Lad variety of style and quality for f'ar Misses’, Voutlis’, and Children’s M . aiit«’ Shoes oru«r; lingle and double sole; txtra good. ^♦*«ro Broi^aififi, “ V. regular and extra siie; single and naimnicturerM ei and Findings of all kinds in our stock. >tiid tiers are invited to examine our as- -tiu^iiig, for we will sell on the most S. T. HAWLEY & SON. ' I- atli PnaimodiMt- pply Just receiyed. E. J. HALE & SON. Jal}'jij supply Just receiyed. DKATIJ^TRY. R. J. D.WIS having decided on perma nently locating in the Town of Fayet'e- ville. resppctfully otlnrs his services to the ' citizens of this place and surrounding country. In all the various branches of his I’roft^ssion. incliuling the : manufacture of .Mineral Teeth, he i.« sati'fied, after an ; j extensive experience, to which is alded a thorough Den- 1 tal education, that he can give entire satisfaction as far j as is in tlie power of Dentistry. All iiTegularities of the • Teeth treated in a proper and careful manner, as well as . I diseases of the mouth. None but the proper metals are ' j made use of in the various operations. Charges will be moderate, that the benefits of the Profession may be ' j placed within the reach of all who may feel an interest in the preservation of the Teeth. t&r Office over Houston’s Jewelry Store, where be I may be found at all times. ‘ May 10, 1858. 9tf W. II. CAKVKK, Oealer in llry CiiootlN, CjirocerieM, and i*i*oviMionM, 11^ILL always keep a good Stock of Seasonable Goods TT on hand, to sell cheap for Caah, or exchange for Produce at Cash prices. Hay Street, Fayetteville, N. C., April 16. 9-tf ~ W. BII.LARD, Commission •fferehant^ WILMINGTON, N. C. PROMPT and PERSONAL attention will be given to the sale of Naval Stores, Cotton, Lumber, Timber, and all other country produce. REFER TU 0. 0. Par8I.ey, Pres't Com. Bank at U'ilmington. John Dawson, “ R. N. C., at do. Messrs. H. & E. J. Lilly, ) Fayetteville. Messrs. Pembeiiton & Sloan, j ■' A. Parker, Esij., Harnett County, N. C. .May 7, IHfiO. 15tf JOHH .Tl. €;i.ARK, Commlssiou and Forwarding Merehant^ — UEALEB 15 Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair, &o. LUTTERLOH’S WHARF, WILMINGTON, N. C. AUENCV FOR STEAMKRS K4TK .MC l.ttlRIN AND SUN. April 20. 18G0. Htf Blank Warrants for sale. OUKA A: VARBROI tai. AVE th is day entered into Copartnership for the purpose of tran-acting the Commission and Forwarding Business, in all it- branche-', in W ilmington, and will give jjrompt ' personal attention to all biwine'ss entrusted to their care. ; Liberal ca-ih advances will be made on (,’onsignments of ; C.»untry Piixhice. )tlice on North Water St., over H. Vonglahan's Store. JOHN W, OWEN. O S. V\RBR»UGH. Wiliuingiuii. >> ' 2t. t^4- s. IlfNi'Y, JXO. If r M. nVMAN. LuU of Tarbor^'. f.at of Scotland AV4 of f^afront^n OAAC’V, IIVUAA A: t'O., I;R0CKKS& COMMISSION MERCHAIVTS, ItJ I Pearl Street, IIVTIAA, D%AC’V A: To., Coiuiiii^^iioii i^lercliaiits The New York House will ba conducted by Jno. S i D*n V, aided by R. W. Hym\n. j The Norfulk Houae will be conducted by j.su. 11. Hy.man and F. .M. H\.ma.\. pgjT' Particular attention given to the sale of COT- i TON, CORN, WHEAT. NAVAL STORES, &c, i Sept. n, 18'-.>. 5i5tf I i:0\VIA II. RAAAKY. imenerat i'ommission •fierchant^ it South Wharrrs, bttwt-en >!arkrt 4 Chr&tiiut Stii. i>llll>.\UKI.i>lli A. ('on>ignments of Cotton, Naval Stores. Flour. Ric*». .to. ' will alwH'.'* receive hi-* prompt personal attention. ■\dvances will be made only on actual Consigments. RErKKKNc-r. s: T. S A. T. I!i i>d CliariMi.in. Walki* lk»4t i'.i rhKrle«tini .■i Wyati K.li.i?' «t Miti HILL. \Viliinn*lt'n. ■ Jamci Ti ri-iR. K«n llixRV .N'itt. K»q. B t,' I'KEHmitv. K-q. l»-v Jamex B.'I'atlor . Rif liiii'il. \V. V l.tiTi H. K.-q Hev. J l.rn ia Sui 1 K. ('aliKirni^i William P«TTiuHKw. M t> ■ J*««t VV ItKNioirT. K-q .V. V' Kev. \V. B t'ARiios, Kd S-i. Uh|> John W. Sextos. Kq.. I’liilB Mnrcha. >9 IV R. n. ORRI^li.l.. TURPENTINE INSPECTOR. 11H0SE si-ndiiip their Spiiit^ Turjientine to me may rely uj in it to have prompt and careful attention. ."My warehouse are fronting the wharves and near the riTpr. Sept’r 1-^, IH.')''. 4’)tf JOSF.PH R. BLOSSOM. V o 11 n I M1 o « A N I) Forwarding Merchant, n^'ilmington^ *V. C, jjtjfProiiipt personal attention given to all Consign ments, and Cash advances made on Produce to be shipped to other ports or sold in this market. Feb. 12, 18r>5. 67tf STATE m \.\l) IIU’IIIM WOllhSr KOW\.\ STKKKT. FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. The undersigned, having erected buildings suitable for C.\R and M.ACHINE WORK—al.so General HOUSE C.ARPENTRY—wouhl give notice that they are prepared to execute all orders in their line with neat ness and dispatch. We arc prepared to do all kinds of SCROLL S.\W- ING and PL.\NE1.VG at short notice. Having a first class W'oodworth Planeing Machine, we are prepared to Plane, Tongue and Groove all kinda of Flooring and Ceiling on reasonable terms. Contracts taken !or the erection of Buildings, and Jobbing of all kinds executed witl. neatness and dis- p.atch. Sashes, Doors and Blinds of all descriptions, manufactured equal to anything to be found in the Northern markets. Plans and specifications furnished and the eraction of buildings superintended when desired. WALTON & BARRY, Car Buihlers, Carpenters & Draughtmen. I Fayetteville, Oct 1850 64-tf SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. SITL ITEI) 0.\ L’ll.MllO.V’ STREET. Oppokitc the Cbarity Honpltai. The REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES in this Institutiou will ooinui«noe ou THUK.SD.VY, tb« lilh November, IbOU, and terminate in th* latter part of March, IStil. FAtULTY. ERASMUS D. FENNER, .M. D., Profetsor of Theory and Practice of .Medicine. AUSTIN FLINT, M. I)., Profesior of Clinical Medi cine and Medical Pathology. ANTHONY A. PENISTON, .M. D., Professor of .Ana tomy. AUSTIN FLINT, Jr., M. D , I’rofessor of Physiology and Microscopy. SAMUEL P. CIIOPPIN, M. D., Profesior of Clini»al and Operative Surgery. CORNELIUS C. BE.ARD, M. D., Professor of the Prin ciples of Surgery and Surgical Pathology. D. W.ARREN 15RICKELL. M. D., Professor of Ob stetric# and Diseaaes of Women. IS.A.AC L. CR.AWCOUR, .M. D., Professor of Chemit- try and Medical Jurisprudtiuce. HOW.\RD S.MITH, .M. D., Professor of .Materia Medi- oa and Therapeutics. | H. D. SCHMIDT, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. j The Dissecting Rooms will be opened on the 15th of j October. Clinical instruction given daily in the wards i of the Charity Hospital, and three times a week at t.he I College Dispensary. I The Faculty of this Institution are amongst the duly | elected Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the Charity | Hospital, and, according to a late .Act of the State L»- 1 gi.'lature, “shall at all times have free access to the ^ Hospital, few the purpose of affording to their Pupils j practical illustrations of the subjects they teach.” 1 The Board of Administrators elect annually, in April, twelve Resident Students, who arc fu' nished board and loiging in the Hospital: and the Students of this School are equally eligible to this place with any others. The great aim of the Faculty is to imparl a thorough ly practical knowleige of all the branclies of Medicine. Dissecting material is abundant, and at a nominal cost. No charge for attendance at the Hospital. Amount of Fees for full course of Lectures $108 (MJ Matriculation Fee (paid but once) 5 00 Dissection Fee 10 0( Graduating Fee 25 f»0 For any further information, address E. D. FENNER, Dean of the Faculty, No. i) (.'arondelet street. New Orleans, ."^ept. 18»i0. 53-4tpd JIST RECEIVED! rAlrilLY GROCERIES SO.AP 1 FAMILY FLoy 0 range;) COUNTY BUTTER m\. CARTER & SONS H.AVE put up and permanently located the best ROOT and SHOE MANUFACTORY in N. C., to which the attention of the whole South is earnestly invited, particularly the citizens and Planters of our Slate. We are determined not to be put down by men who are daily bringing in W'elted and Split Leather Shoes; it is distinctly understood that ouv Shoes are made of Upper Leather tanned by us, and that we do not put any welts in any Peg Shoes we make. Now is the time to test the true feelings of N. C. men. .All orders from a distance shall have prompt atten- ‘ion. .Address tts at Goldston WM. CARTER D. A. CARTER. 8. S. CARTER. JOHN Q. CARTER. Goldston P. 0., Chatham Co., N. C., "I March 28, 1860. J 2U libls. A. \ C. Coffee Sugar; 20 Bai?s Rio. Laguira auJ JaTa Coffee; 25 Hhls. Fiih; Fish iu (juarter libU aud Kiu; l* lioxes Pale 8oaj>; UO Boxes Cheese; lUUU Lbs Lcat Lard; TOO Ijbs. l)ried Beef; Pepper, t^pice and (iinkrer; Candles, Tobacco and (,’i^-ars; 5U Hbls. Koraign and Domestic Liquor; Also, Home line Old Sherry, 4 rears old; Staple l.>ry Goods, itc., itc. ,\oti€:k. HAVIN'*! made an arranj;eiuoiit to receive Butter •very week. Kresh from the dairies iu Orange Co.. N. Y., 1 can furnisli families at all times with the be«n article, at No. Ii2, Hay Street. Sijpt 14, 58-2w UE3I0VAL7 ^pilE undfr-ii^rni'd have reiti"ved to their new Brick J. Store and Wnrehou>es Wc-t of the Fayetteville Hotel on Hay Street, between the new st')re-house of Starr & Willinins and the P.ank of Clarendon, and midway op posite Charles T. H:»igh & .Sons' and the Bank of Fay etteville. where they respect fully invite their old cus tomers and the trade generally to call and see them. They are now opening a liirge stock of Enfflish MMarftirare anti t'utleri/, of their own importation, together with a great variety of American lioods in the same line, composing one of the largest stocks of HARDW.\RE an'l CUTLERY ever offered in this market. In addition to the above, the undersigned are pre pared to offer to the Jobbing Trade on their usual terms: 120 Hajrs of I'olfee. 20 Hhls. Su^ar. 80 Hbls. do. 90 Tons of Iron. 700 Kegs of Nails. 100 Hoxes Window (Jlass. .'SO Hoxes Family Soap. 30 \ Hbls. Snuff. lUO IJoxes Ko.se Hill do. 100 “ Adamantine ('undies. 25 Bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger. 100 Boxes (’andy. .SO “ (;Otton Cards. 50 “ (’offee Mills. 1000 Sides Sole Leather, Hetiiloek Sc Oak. 100 i)oz. Painted Buckets. 100 ‘‘ Axes. C)0 Ciross MatL-hes. 20 Boxes C’oncentrated I^ye. 800 Sucks Liverpool Salt. 30 IIlids, of MoIa.sses. 200 Bags Shot. 1000 Lbs. Lead. Harness and Skirting Leather, Hog Skins. Saddles; Shoe Thread aud Shoe Findings. Rifle and Blasting Powder. Tape and Common Safet}' Fuse. Square and Octagon Cast Steel. Blistered and German Steel. Essences and Patent Medicines in variety. Cotton Yarns and Sheetings at Manufacturer’s prices. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO. Fayetteville, N. C., .\ug. IG, 1860. 44tf FALli, I860. JAMES KYLE Is now receiving his FALL and WINTER supply of DRY GOOOS, AMONG WHICH ARE. Black and Colored Silks: .Meriuoes, French and English; Delaines, French and others; Parisian Cloths, and otiier Dress ttoods; Ladies’ Emb’d Collars and Sleeves; Long and S|uare Shawls: Chenille Shawls, Silk and Cotton; Bolting Cloths, assorted Nos.—Anker: Boots and Shoes; with a large assortment of Hats and Caps, with many other Goods. •All of which were bought cheap by the Package, and will be offered by Wholesale or Retail—CHEAP. Sept. 12, 1800. 52tf C. W. Aj\DREWS HAS ON HAND A GENERAL ASSORT.MENT OF Till Plate, Shoe! Iron, Iron Wire, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Zinc, Iron-wire CloUi of as sorted numbers, PI MPS, Lc., Arr. —ALSO— A general assortment of m m' — mw se: 9 of his own manufacture, at wholesale and retail. Market Square, Fayetteville, Sept. 11. 52-4m Stoves anil €wrates. (I W'. .ANDREWS has on hand a large ami well se- lected assortment of PARLOR ,iRATEN, L'oal^ Box' anti Cooking' Stores^ Which he offers for sale on his usual liberal terms. Market Square, Fayetteville, Sept. 11. •32-4m Gold aud Silver Watches, Jewelry, UST RECEIVED A LARGE ADDI- tion to my stock of n\iTCiEESy JE SILVEK 4 i’L.lTtU W.IHE, FI.\E I’lTlElIV, .Uilitary and Fancy C^oods, which makes my stock good. Tliose who are about to make their purchases would do well to call and take a look. 1 think 1 can suit them as to j.Tices and ijuality. Psf" Particular attention pai l to Watch and Clock repairing and Jobbing. W'. PRIOR. Sept. 17, I860. 5:i-3m i^iouri^Veii? JFlourI By the sack or less quantity, warranted good, for sale at the MERCH.ANT .MILLS, at the retail prices of the Stores. If it is to the interest of Fayetteville to en courage a Wlieiit Msrket, let her citizens now liberally patronize these .MilK. “A word to the wise is suffi cient:" that is to say, if they do it, then, are wisf: if they do not. then, the proprietor was certainly not wife in sucii a liberal investment of his funds. LibeiTil prices will continue to be paid for good Wbent. until “A woril to the wise. " spoken in the above advertisement, is tound insufhcienl to sell the Flour, so as to justity. Sept. 14,’ 186J. 53-3t WLIIBLE PKOPEKTV FUK SALE. ^piIF. RESIDENCE of W. H. Carver, aud Acres of 1 L.\ND adjoining on the F. and W. P. Road. It ha a fine Young Orchard of the most choice selection of FRUITS in the country. A good Wp]LL OF W.-\TER in the yard: and all necessary out-houses. A bargain can be had by immediate application to DAVID GEE or W. H CARVER. Sept. l;{. 5.3-tf J to Contractors. 1_)RtJl*OSlTlONS for the building ot a Wooden Court House at Lillington, ilHrneii ,'ounty, wiil be re ceived un'il the secoud Monaay iu Decetuber IbOO. Plans Hud sj'ecificiitioiis m.iy be 'Con ! y iipplying to ISenjatuiu F. Shaw, at Summerville, Harnett (Jouniy. For information address the undersigned ai Johnson viUe, N. C. R. C. RELDEN, For Building Committee. Sept 14, istjo. ,')8-tlOD Wilmington, * harlotte and Itutherford K. K., WlLMI.NOTd.S, N. C.. Sept. 14, IStiO. J T HE REtJULAR ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock- holder>inthe Wilmintiton, (.’harlotte and Rutherford Rail R(iad Company, will be held in this town, on the fourth Friday i 20th day i of Octobtr next. D. S. COWAN, Sec’y. Wilmington, Sept. 14. _ 53-tm Pocket Kook IjOmI! C bills ou the Hank of Lexington, and 2 Ten Dollar bills on the Miners' Rank. The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning it to myself or to Mr. Jas. F. Slarsh, P'ayetteville. W'M. P. TAYLOR. Pittsboro’, N. C., Sept. 14, 181)0. 53 3t CO-PART.\WIBSHIP .\)TlcKr ^pHE undersigned have formed a co-partnership under J. the name and style of GOLDSTON BROTHERS. G. W. 1. GOLDSTON. C. C. GOLDSTON. Sept. 12. 1800. 52-3t-*at Carpeting! Carpeting! C'Hrpetinj YDS. C.\RPETING at No. 34. Hay St. All styles, all jirices. all qualities. All will be otfered low either by wholesale or retail. Also, 0-4 and 12-4 Crnmb Cloths and Druggets. J. K. KYLE. Fayetteville, N. (’., Sept. 13, 1800. o2tf • 4tf Kxecntor^H JVotice. 1MIE subscriber having at September Term I860, of . the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Cumber land County, qualified as Executor of the last Will and Testament of Miss Sidney Carver, hereby gives notic* to all persons liaving claims against his Testatrix to present them within the time limited by law, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery. Those indebted to th« Estate will make immediats payment. JOSHUA CAR MON. Ex’r of Sidney Carv*r. Sept«inb«r 13, 18S0. 53-iw The iinder»i|^ned inlorms his fi iends on the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Rail Road, that he has, and will continue to keep, a large supply of UNSL.\KED Ll.Ml! in Wilmington, which will be sent to them at very low prices. Orders sent to Fayetteville or Wilmington will be filled and sent out by first train. T. S. LUTTERLOH. Sept. 8. 51-3w Cross Creek Co’s ITarns. The undersigned is Agent for the sale of the above celebrated Yarns, which have given such general satisfaction for years past. Merchants and others wanting our Yarns will please send on their orders and have them filled on as favora ble terms as heretofore. JOHN SHAW. Ag't C. C. Man. Co. June 4, 1860. 23tf IVeg^roes! .Ifegroes!! Wanted. (1ENTLEMf:N. your old customers are yet in market. Jf All who have negroes for sale, would do well to give us a call or address u». L. A.'vwru.^^'} POW’ELL .S: Mc\RTHUR. Clinton, N. C., July 'J, 1860. 33-Ompd IN all its kinds, executed witii nentnc-»s and despatch. Small jobs when done must be paid before d«*livered, I THOS. H. TILLINGHAST. I Opposite the Female High School, Hay Street. I Maj 14, 1859. 14 Tuhacct).—From the statistics which are to b« found in commercial dictionaries and other works of relerence we are enabled only to state approxi mately the quantity of tobacco annually raised in this country, which may be roughly estimated at two hundred millioa of pounds. Of this, France takes about forty-one million pounds, Bremen thirty-eight millions, £ngland twenty-four mil lions, Holland seventeen millions, Spain seven millions, Belgium four millions, Sardinia three and a half millions, Austria two millions, Sweden and Norway two millions, Portugal half a million. The whole quantity exported, as given above, amounts to one hundred and thirty-nine millions ot pounds, leaving sixty-one millions of pounds for export to countries not mentioned and tor pur poses ot' domestic consumption. The annual con sumption of American unmanufactured tot>acco in Kurope averages for each inhabitant as fol lows; iu Great Britain fourteen ounces, France ten ounces, Belgium thirty-six ounces, Holland forty-tive ounces, the Hanse Towns eighty ounces, Hanover tifty-six ounces, INIeckleoburg thirty-two ounces, the States of the Zoll-Verein sixteen ounces, Kus.sia a quarter of an ounce, Austria one ounce, Spain three ounces, aud in Portugal one ounce and a half. This estimated average per capita applies only to tobacco exported from the U nited States. An immense amount of tobacco is grown in Germany and elsewhere for home con sumption and for export which is not embraced within the scope of the tables we have presented, and of w hich the statistic svary so greatly as to be wholly unreliable. But if Governments were, at an earlier day, averse to tolerating the introduction of this narcotic into popular use, they have shown a marvellous readiness, in later times, to derive Irom it a magnificent revenue. On tobacco alone, principally of American growth, France, which liolds a monopoly ot the trade, derives an annual revenue of twenty millions of dollars,^ England thirty millions, Holland twenty-one millions, Spain from her monopoly tive millions, Austrias monopoly seven and a half millions, Sardinia monopoly two and a half millions, and little Por tugal two and a quarter millions of dollars. It wiil be seen, therefore, that tobacco, though abused on the one hand and glorified on the other, plays an important part in the history of the civilised world, is by no means, forgotten by Committees of Ways and Means, and occupies an important place in their estimates of reventie.—Balt. Exchange. The Povcer of Birds to Communicate In/orma- tion to each Other.—All birds are either daily or nightly employed in seeking out their food, and some, being at times more fortunate than others, undoubtedly possess the power of communicating their success to their own fraternity. 1 have Irequently observed three or four small birds in a newly sown field of oats, evidently local inhabi tants; in a tew days their numbers would be in creased by hundreds of strangers from a distance. If one solitary jackdaw discovers your cherry tree he will most assuredly introduce all his acquaint ances to the Iruit. A rook ^will also, in some mysterious way, influence a large flock to share with him your early potatoes or corn when once he discovers the desired treasure. The alarm- note of the parent will instantly silence the noisy chirping of its young; and large birds by a pecu liar motion of the wing, and manner of flight when high up in the air, and too distant to be heard, signal danger to those upon the ground unconscious of the stealthy approach ot an enemy, it is to the eyes, and not their nostrils, that they owe their safety upon such occasions; and it is a mistake to suppose that they either smell you or the powder in your gun. Good out of Ecil.—Keferring to the late dread- lul catastrophe on Lake Michigan, and the loss of lite because of the want of iacilitics for saving it, the .N. i’. Express well notices a startling truth, namely, ‘‘that there are .scores of other steamers on the inland waters of the United States, carry ing thousands and thousands of passengers to-day, with no better provision for saving life, in the eveut of mishap, than the Lady Elgin had. If the appalling sacrifice of human life on Lake Michigan can do any thing to induce a remedy lor this criiuiual negligence, some little good will have come of a great evil, and many of the unfor tunate beings wtio went down in that wreck will not have had their lives thrown away wholly in vain.” ^4 ^iliijht Miiitalce.—A diotinguished author was recently overtaken in a sliowor, aud took refuge under a portico. A young and beautiful lady, who was at the window, alter looking atten tively at him for a moment, sent a servant out with an umbrella. The next day the delighted author dre.ssed himselt up to his last result of the problem ot what he thought was becoming, and as the umbrella was an old one, laid it aside as a souvenir, and purchasing one of the costliest taste, called on the lady to return her flattering loan. She received the new umbrella evidenlly without marking the change, and after listening with curious gravity to the rather pre.ssing tenderness of the dramatist’s acknowledgements she suddenly comprehended that he was under the impression that she was enamored of him, and forthwith naively explained, that, as he stooa in the way of an expected visit from her intended, who wished to come see her unobserved, she had sent him the umbrella to yet Mm oj^ her front steps! The small number of words which are used, in comparison with those which every person who, spenks the English language has a right to use, has been illustrated by Mr. Marsh, in his Lec tures on the English Language, in some ourious instances. The vocabulary of the language now contains nearly a hundred thousand words. Of these, Milton uses only eight thousand, and Shak- speare only fifteen thousand. And yet the vocabu lary of these authors, says Mr. Marsh, is proba bly the largest used by any writers in the English language. The most extraordinary of the oil wells dis covered in Pennsylvania lately was opened at Tideout, Erie county, on the 10th ultiw, bj Rev. .Mr. Ilequembourg. The Erie Observer savs: “At a depth of one liundred and seventy I tivf feet oil was struck, aud it has since been ! coming to the surface in a voluntary flow of one barrel per minutel Think of this, ye men who are anxious to get rich. At §14 a barrel—a low es'timat^i—this well yields its owner S20,HiU per day. We are assured by parties who^have visit ed the well that there is no humbug in the state ment; that it positively yieldi its barrel per min- I el”
Fayetteville Observer [Semi-Weekly, 1851-1865] (Fayetteville, N.C.)
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