'- ! TIME OF HOLDING THE COURTS.
I The United States Circuit Court tf the District'
'' of .North Carolina is held semi-annually at Raleigh,
vonj the 1st Monday of Jjine and last-Monday injNdv
, Tember.
Hon. J.- M. .Yavne. of Ceorsiat Hon;
-Asa liftr?., nt Martin, District J ude salary, iDOl
' ? : t Jloliert IV Dick, District Attorney : Wesley J.p
. Marsl.nl. X' ,,.;.;.;.. V v V1'- 'I : !.
Ij'Tfte United States District Court Ire Iie'lu I'-tit
Fldetrion 3rd"Monday in April and October, .I.1
-Jones; Clerk: 5ewbenu 4tli Monday Vni April an
' Oolol-er, lieriiamin Drown. Clerk; Wilmington
1 1st Monday after the 4th Monday in A
.tobei, John L. Cantwell, Clerk, '
ril and Oc
: :-'..,' Tin: suprkme court
, -t'y .he ; Sujnvme- Covriilf North Carolina is held ait
i Raleigh-, semiannually, on the peconil ilonaay in
and the40th dy .f Deeembf-r; Itj.iaaW held
onso a year at Morgan ton, Burke.1 county, on the
Monday in August'; J. R." .Dodge; Clerk;' iiTl-je
; 'J ofiieers are n follow : Chief Justice, Richmond Mj.
v.VeaiV.nv of Yadkin : Justices T. Rafitn," of tA!-
v - mance. and William' II. Battle, of Orange, sakrj
'"'. of each $2,500 ner annum. William A Jenkins, uf
.: Warreutou. Attorney-General; Hamilton C Jones, til
.-s -! Rowan,: Reporter : Edmund B. Freeniaiji, of Wak
f v ! Clerk ;.)iiv.-r .If; Perry, of Wake, Ieutyf Clerk
i James Litchfurd, ot Wake, .Marshal.
.SUPERIOK- COUllT,.
The Svuerktr Courts are held in tsev-n Circuit
" hv ti.p followiiacr ofTieers: Judyes 11. R Heath, of
:: Chowan Matthias K. ManW. of Craven : Join ft
. Di-kj (.fGtfilford : David V Caldwell, of Rowart;
- ; Jfhh h. Daily, oLOrange: Jesse G. Shepherd, of
' (Cumberland, and RornabisM. Sa under, of Yakf.
' Solicitors Elias C. Ilineaj of ;Edentoh, rides thie
. FirtiC Circuit i Ge roe S: Stevenson, of Craven, ridtis
: ' MKft 'Send Circuit William A Jenkinst the Atorr
!Uiv -GeneraL rides the llhird Circuit: tlios; Ruffirt
lot Orange, rides the Fourth Circuit ;Rott. Strange,
f 'U)f . CuBibefland, rides the Fifth Circuit; Williarh
Dander, of Lincoln; rides tne Sixth Circuit ; Marcuk
f .;-''.;kvTn-"of'' Rurke, rides the Seventh Circuit. The
j Cour 'are held as follows :
- FIKST CIRCUIT
" . Tyrrell, firat -Monday in Jliarch a'Dd September.
' Derlie, third
'r 4-tertford. fourth ,
Gates first Monday after the -'fourth- Monday in Mc'h
'--.i" .. -A-''-- - -i- . . --.. , ' .. r-..r.i v t
; Chowan, second
. I'enjuimans, third
- ;Pa.-fuoiank, fijinth,
.v Camden, -fifh
Cu'-rituct, sixth .
it
ti
::-t:,-;,;;:''';'V'v-'-'- skcond CtltCUlT.
. ' .V Dunlin, fourth Monday in March and September,
s , Wavrie,; liist Monday after the fourth Ltf nday ipi
: j .; :l ; v . J Jc'h and Sept
AjreenV, second
rr l I.cnoir. thiri ,
Craven, fniitth
.Jont-'s, V4ulncMlay next after the fifth ituuday 'aftt r
v? ; the!f Mirtii Monday in M'cli and Sept. 1 :
Onslow, sixth Moodav' after the fourth Mond.av in
: J . Marcli aid Seiteni;her.
- Carteret, seventh Monday; after the fourth Monday
j ' ;, ' t' ' ' . J HI '-1 Kj II UlIU
.Deaitfort ei-hth '''"- ' "1 ' ;;;
v ;IIydej:)irith-Morday after the fouith Moniay
' "March and Senteinber.
j,VVi'on," tenth Monday aftef the fourth. jMonj'ay in
. ;'1 iMarcii ami oepiemoer. . -
'".' l'.'. V'. .'' -Till KD CIRC I IT.
Martin, on the Mdnday before the first
" March and S p tember.
Mend ay .in
. i ' Pitt, the first Moii'lay in March and Sepinbcr.
. hdecomb. second ' V" r
v Nash, third ' : 44 ' "
Johnston, fourth, ; " , 'f
f VYake, the .first Monday alter fift, tmirtl Monday in
' ". ."-'' "'. ' . " ''' ' v- Mcli and -Sept
. '1: rnnklin, second ..; , "
''v WfiriVn, third . ' " ' ' ;
Halifax-, fourth, . "
; Northaaipton, fifth ; " :
(.fi; ,(;!: 1 ''. " - FOURTH CIRCUIT.
.
ft
ti
jCranville,' first Monday in March and Scj
' Orange; 'second . V ." "
pt ember.
;C hat ham, third
: '. Illandolph, fourth
V. "' Davidson:, first-Monday after the fourth J Monday; in
i;':-f-,-: : March land Sept
" lorsyth, seeoml .
: " S tidies, third
i. '" (Jutlford, ftinrth
I . Iiockir.ijhiun, fiftli
;C.iswll, sixth "
. '' Personi seventh
: ; V f!Alamnfce, i,hlh
tt
n
fjItu cikcuit.
f FjFTH CIKCUIT.
j Moore, Monday before the last
1 Auoust. . ' V
in- Fel)ruary anH
Motiiifome v, the last Monday .in. February anil
August. '
iStan! j. . first "Mondayiin March and September
Anson. setonu ' ' x ' '
Ufchmotui, third ; ' - " , " -V "I
Robeson, fourth - : ' - " ' "!
lMuf'en, first Monday the fourth. 'Monday in
Marctj iand S-
)t.
v-tllrrtnskick, tinrd ' ' ,.' .
" : N av Hanover, 4ih 4i v 1 " .
- iimpsoOi iiftfi , . ' "
r Cuuibrland,; seventh
' ' J: !' - SIXTH CIRCUIT
V fKurrvifi.rth''Monday-.in February and Aw trust
A-;Yadktn; Jirat alter the fourth Monday i Febmary
am
August.
. AslwS' sK-ohd ' " 1
W.lkt s.third
Alexander, 4th " '
l.'avie. fith : -.( " - : '
iredolh six'th : , "
"i Catawba, seventh ; 44 ;
Lincoln, eighth " "
GasUai, ninth. 4-
, Union tenth after the fourth Monday ; ti;' : February
n(l, AuirustL
; . Mecklenburg, 11th
' Cabarrus, twelfth '.' . -Rowani;'
thirteenth, ' ; 44
SEVEXTii cinqriT.
Cherokee, first Monday in March and S
Ma-on, second, 44 "4 "
, .ackson, third ' - 44- 44 4-
j lay wood, fourth .' 44 4V :
ptember.
' Henderson, 1st. Monday after the 4th
Mon
oav 111
f Mtt'h and S-pl
Duncointie. second
Madisoii, third '
I Vaiicv; fourth.
HMcDoweli; .fif.ii .
Caldwell, sixth
Waiiuiaa4 seventh
Burke, eighth
1 ; ltuthtr ibr.l, ni n th
Polk, tefith '
t Cievelahi?, l ith .
n
It
it
tt
; r PLEASE AND QUARTEIl SFSIONS
Anson Cr-wnty, on the second Monday
J April; July and October. ; : 1
A$he, fourth 'Monday in February, May,
AoTcmber. ' . ' .
in Januiiry
August and
; A U:iancler;1i.rst J Monuay in 31arcl , m June, ep.tem
; her ano Decenioer.
, Alaiuajife, lirt Monday after thes fourth
' Fobraary, May, August and Novem
Monday o!
er.
f ,Reaufort, third Monday in Marcli and September
" and the first Monday m J une anu December
Bertre, iieeond Alonday iu February, May Augus
and i veniber. ; .. I ., '
-. -Bladen;first Monday in February, ".May, Augu
' and November. J
Brunswick, first Monday in March," June, Septeml
; her and December. v ; j
Dnnconibe, second Monday after the f)ii; th Monday
!" in March, June, September and December. ' j
Burke,. eighth Monday after thejourth j Monday in
L March, June, September and December. "
Cabarriis, third Monday in January, April, July
and October. j
Caldwell, sixth Monday affer the fourih (Monday in
' Marc u, June, oeptemoer ana ueceuibcr
Camden, second Monday in March, June , Seplemhr.
and December, .;--! , 1 ! U -" 4.," i
rw-wthA third Mondav in February, May, Au
, gust and November. ' h X' r ; XX : ' '
CaswelJnrst Monday after .the fbuith! Monday ot
. March, June, September and December,
Catawha, third Monday in January, and, July and
: second Monday after the fourth Monday jn Maich
and September. 7 : ' !il .
.Chatham, second Monday in February, May, Au
gust and November. ' f- ' '
Chowan, fii-sf Monday in .February, May August
I and November. "'.,- i ' .
Cleveland, tenth Monday after the fourth aM-mday
I in March, June. September ane uecemoer.
Columbus, Second Monday in February; May Au-
gust ad November, v .i ; I J. T , '.
Craven,: serond Monday in March, Junej September
and December? ' 1
Cumberland, first Monday in March. Jnne, fceptem
i tpr anil Ippimber I
Curriti
urrituck' the last Monday in February, May, Au-
j gust and November. I . jf
Cherokee, first Manday in March, Junf,
September
and December, . '
poplin, third Monday in January, Appl, July and
i)avidson. second Monday in February, May August
and November. .
Davie, fourth Monday in February,. May,
. and November. ; I
Edrec.uube, fourth Monday in February, a.
August
av, Au-
,i -rust and JN.ovemoer. . - - . 1 .
Franklin, second Monday in March, June, Seplem
1 . 1 . ! ' '. '
Oer ana ueceuioti. mr " ft - .
Frvt he. third Monday m March, Junb, September
and December.
Gates, third Monday in February, May
Auorust and
Xovember.
Granvi lie, first Mon day in February,
orul Niivprnber.
May August
'Greene, second Monday in February, May,
and November. " - Ji
August
.(Juilford. third Monday in February, M)
av, August
um NovfmtlPr.
Gastori, third .ronday in February an.l
August,: and
tourt'h .Yomlay after the fodrth Monday in; March
' and September- : ' . ;
Ha'Iifax, third Monday in February, May,
nl November. i
August
Harnett, second Monday in March, June, Septem
ber and O'cemoer. ' p 1
Ibsvvvood. fourth Monday in March, Jane, Septem
r her and Decemoer. .
Hertford, fourth Monday in February,': May,;
and November. . ;
Hyde, second Monday in February,. May,
o A Tiii'firihor
Aug1! st
August
Henderson, first .Monday after the fourth Monaay 111
March, June, September and December.)
Iredell, bird Monday in FeOruaVy,, My and No
- venl)er : . " " : - '" ' ;
Johnston, fourth Monday in February, May August,
and November. '; j
Jones, fifth Monday after the fourth Monday in
March and September: and on the last Monday
f jn January and July. , , j 1 '
Jackson, third Monday in March, June September
and December. 1 - I ,
Lenoir, first Jimday in January and; July, . and
third Monday in March and ..Septemfer. j-f .
Lincoln, second Monday in January aridJuiy, and
third Monduv alter the fourth Mondy in.March,
dud September." ,- ; ; ! i -
Jartiii: second Monday in January, A'jril Jjuly and
October., ... . ' '-'. 1 j I '"
ItfcDowell, fifth Monday after the foutth Mondaj
in Jla'rch, June. September and December.
vlecklenburg, fourth; Jbnday in January, July and
October; ' - ; . ' ' 1 . ';:
Montgomery, first Monday in Jan uary,
and October, i
1 . .-.
Apvijl, July
;1 ' -
Moore, fourth Monday in January, April, July and
October. ...'" - - : j
Macon, second Monday in March, Jurie Se)temberf
and December: . j J
Madison, third Monday after - the fcnij-th ijlonday
in March," Jiine, September and De;cmber. j ;';
Nash, second'Monday in February, ;3liy,. August
and November. ' ; I
New Hanover, Second ; Monday in March, June,
' September and December, . : " a
Nort ham pton, first-Monday in March', June, Sep
temb'erand December. J ,
Onslow, first:M(iday in March, June, S'eptejmDsr
and December, j , :
Orange, fourth Monday in February, 3 ay, August
arid November. ' ' ;
Pakiuotank, fi'1-s.t Monday in March, June, Septem
ber arwi December. ; -I-.
Perquimans, second Monday in February, Miyf, Au-.
Jgust and November.' 1 ' " ' f "
'Person. thirdAIonday of March, June, September
and December. - ; j
Pitt, firs-t Monday in ' Februarys May, August and
November. . . , .
Rockingham, fourtli Monday in Febiiuary, ' May,
-August iand November. ' ' "' i j.
.Polk," tenth Monday after the fourlh. Monday in
March, JuneSeptember and December, j
Randolpli, first Monday in February, May, A u ust
and November. - . j ;
RichiHond; third Monday in Ja-iiuarv, April, July
ana October
R iwan, first Monday in ' Feoruary. May, A.ngust
and iovemb r
llo.beson, "fourtli Monday in February; May, August
and .(November.
Rutherf.rdr ninth Monday -after the fourth Monday
111 March, June, September and Decetnberi
Sanipson, third Monday in February, Mky,
and November. M -
lUffUSt.
"ttokesj sectmd "Monday in March, June September
and December. j , -.
Surry, second Mondav iii February, Mav. August
-and iNovember. .
Staiily, second Monday in 'February, May, August
and iSovember.;
Tyrrell, fourth Monday of January ; April, July and
October - . ! . v. - '''! 1 '
Union, first Monday in' January, April July, and
. "October. " "j "j ." ;. '
Wak''.-jth i fi. Monday in January, May. August and
, November. ' . ;.;. ;:.'.. !. j
arren, fourth Monlay in February,; May August
.; andNovember. ! 1 :'-'
Washington, third Monday in February, Mat, Au
- gust and November.. r
Watauga, third Monday in Februaryy May , Au
gust and November. . V '" ' :.
Wayne, third Monday in February, M iy, August
andNovember" ' : ; ;' j ,
fWilkes, firs.t Monday after the fourth Monday
I January, Ap ril, July, and October. ' I -
Wilson, fourth Monday in January, April" July
anu uctoDer. '
Yancey, fourth Monday after the fourth Monday in
iiarcn, June, September and Ueoemb r.
18G0.
SPRING TRADE:
8G0.
N T. RIVES & 0.
I A
' i VIIOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
TAKNESTLi INVITE the merchants of rii
ginia, North Carolina and Tennessee,-to Oxam .
me their extensive f tock et
Drugs,
.Perfumery, .
Chemicals,
Pain's, . ' : ' '
Oils,: . i V
Dye Stutfs, 1
.Window; Glass,
Patent Medicines,
' Seeds, -i "
Fancy Articles,
Combs, 1
Brushes rf all k nds,
lobacco,
Cigars, .
SnutT, "'
Pure Med ici n al ' Win es,
Brandies, Gins. &. i
Having facilities unsurpassed by any house in3the
trade, they feel authorized ip saying they can; and
will sell all goinls in their line of businesl, all such
low prices as cannot fail to give entire satisfaction.
Orders will be promptly attended to. All go. ds sent
fro ; i their establishment, warranted asreptWsented by
-1 -
tli.em.
F. RIVES & CO;.' i
Wholesale Dm joists.
Dr.N. F. Rives,
Walter B.Jordan,
Joseph Carr .
Petersburg, Va.
12 tf.
Mow to save flic ynion. If you wish to
preserve the Union and keep peace'in the fam
ily, send the children to J. B; Franklin s Varietv
Store where they can get all sorts of Goodies. Op
posite Lawrence's. ! I
November-O, icUU. ; tf.
PUBLIC WORKS IN NORTH CAROLINA. ?
The Branch Mint of the United States is loctate;
"at Charlotte, in Mecklenburg county, in this atSde
thit establishment wks authorized by Act of Con-
Qss, passed 3d March. 1835. The officers are as
ows: .Green Caldwell,' Superintendent and
Acting Troasurer, John H.Gibbcns, Assay er, Mel
teraiKl Refiner. John R. Bolton, Chief Coiner.
William F. Strange, Clerk. J
The University of North Carolina; situated atChap
d Hill, iri the county of Orange, twenty-eight, miles
W.N. W. from Raleigh. 1 . f-
.The North Carolina Institution for the education
of the.Deal and , Dumb, and of the Blind, is focated
at Raleigh, W. J. Palmer; Frincipal. f i ; .
Fortifications. Port Macon, Beaufi-rt Harbor,Car
teret county ; Fort Caswell, SniithviUe, Brunswick
county. ' - : ,
U. S. Arsenal. Located at Fayetteville. Maj. T
T. S Laid ley. Commander. V
Insane Asylum of North Carolina, situated in' the
vicinity of Raleiuh, will contain 2oU patients; 10
patients now j in it. Dr. E. C: Fisher, Superintend
dent ; Di. Fi T. Fuller, Assistant Physician ; Mr. R
K. Ferrell, Steward, Mrs. Hill, Matron. Dr. Charles
.E. Johnston, Kemp P. Battle, W. W. Holden, Ed.
Cantwed, A, M. Lewis, Dr. W. J. Blow, John A.
Taylor, and Dr; Columbus Mills, Directors. Dr.
Charles E. Johnston, President of the. Board '; Wm.
E. Anderson. Treasurer. Messrs. Holden, Jobnstoni
vand Battle, Executive Committee. f '
All indigent insane persons entitled tp be received,
and treated, and taken care of at the public charge.
Paying patients are also received from his and
otner estates. ; tor proper iorni to; rjej observed in
sending indigent insane . to Asylum, seet Revised
Statutes, chapter on Asylums. j ,
.'. . - BANK'S . " "
BANE OF FAYETTEyiLLE.
John D. Starr; President; Wm. G. Matthews,
Teller ; W. G. Broadfoot, Cashier ; Wm, A. Rose,
Clerk; Alexander McPherson, Book-keeper. j
BANK OF WASHINGTON.
Monies E Hoyt, President; Thomas II. McCluer,
Teller; Martin Stevenson, Cashier; Thomas J,
Latham; Jr., Clerk. -
Discount Da, Thursday of eacli week. -merchants'
bank at newbfrse.
Charles Slover. President; W. W. Clark, Cashier;
Joseph Fulfoi d',. Teller. - ' ,
. Discount Day, Friday of each week.
commercial, bank; Wilmington.
0. G. Parsley, President ; John MeRae, Teller
Timothy Savage, Jr., Cashier ;A.sa, II. Walker
Clerk.1 : , . . ' .
, I BANK OF WADESBQtO .
. J. A. Leak, President ; II. E .Hammond, Cashier.
. , ... BASK OF KORTII CAROLINA.-'
PrincipulBaik at Raleigh.
George "W. Mordecai, President ; C. Dewey', Cash-
! icr : VVni. .EAnderson, Teller j Jordan Womble,
Jr. IJook-keeper, Seatdn Gales, JClerk. , " -X
.' Branch at, Fayeitev'rfle. .
A. V Steel, President r H. C. Lucas, Cashier ; ,
Wm. Huske,' Teller ; AV S Rose, Clerk. .
Branch at Wilmington.
E. P. Hall, President; William Reston, Cashier ;
W; D. Smith, Teller , J II., Wright, Book-keeper ;
J - ' ' Branch at JfexobernBi
Edward R. Stanly, President ;T, J. Jones, Cashier;
Haskins, Teller.. . .;; "
; . Branch at Tarborouih.
11. R; Briders, President, ll Chapman, Cashier .;
E. D. Mohair, Teller. . - :
: j Branch at Charlotte; '
J. II. Carson, President; T. W. Dewey, Cashier,
S. E. Belk, Teller.
Branch at MorganioiX. . .
- T-. Geo. Walton, President, E.J. Erwiri, Cashier.
) Branch at Milton
Geo. A. Smith, President. W. R. Hill, Cashier.
. . Branch at Salisbury. .'
David P. CaldNvell, President, Moses rvis
Cashierf Philip A. Wiley, Teller. ; .
t ; Branch at Windsor'. .
I.: S.Webb, Cashier. , ; ; ',' -
' . ' .Igency at Statcsville.
C. A. Carlton, Aent. , . ' '. .
Agency at Goldsboro'' .
E;B. Borden. Assent.
1gcncy at Warrenton. , .
John Q. Yancey, Agent." " . .
I) discount Day, Wednesday of each week,
' BANK OF' CAPE FEAR OFFICERS NAD BRANCHES.. L
Principal Bank at JVUm'uiglon. .
Thomas H. Wright, President ; Henry R. Savage,
Cashier ; J. l). Gardner, Teller ; Joseph McLaurin, As
sistant Teller : J. A'. Bradlev, Book-keener ; J. G. Burr,
Clerk. '
j Branch at TVashington. "
John Myers, President ; W. R. S". Burbahk, Cashier. .
; - " Branch at Salisbury.
D. A. Davis, Cashier. ,
Branch at ;Salem. t. . ,
, I. G." Lash, Cashier, , ' " ...
Branch at Fayetteville. '
Charles T Haiprh', President ; A McLean, Cashier ; W.
Anlerson, Teller ; Joshua -Carman, Clerk 3 Wright
Huske,- Sook-kecper. ' ' '
k Branch at Rahigh,
W II Jones, Cashier ; Ji mes A Mowre, Teller
Branch at vlsheville
J F E..Hardy, Cashier.
; Branch at Greensboro.
Jesse H Lindsay, Cashier ; Robert Sloan, Teller.
Discount Day , Tuesday of each week. t
, " THR FARMERS' BANK, GREENSBORO'.
C P Mendenhall, President ; W A Caldwell, Cashier.
Branch at Etizabeth City .
l F Overman, Cashier. " -
v -j BAN'S OF CHARLOTTE. . .
John.J Blackwood, President ; M P Peg am, Cashier j
" ' ' "BANK OF YANCEYVILLE. ." " '
Thomas Dt Johnson, President : : Joseph J Lawson,
Cashier. .'
. " - BANK oV CLARENDON, FAYETTEVILLE.
' J.hn I) Williams, President ; John W Sandford. Cashier ;
H m Warden, Teller j James McGilvarj, Clerk.
BANK OF WILMINGTON.
, 3n. Icae President ; S Jewett, Cashier : William
ISinith, Teller. -
v. -..-.
BANK OF LEXINGTON. '
B A Kittrell, President ; C F Low, Cashier.
Braneh at Graham!
: James H Holt, Cashier. .
' BANE OF COMMERCE, NEWBERNE. . .
A T Jerkins, President ; J A Guion, Cashier.-....
rT,XHE.5"NERS' AND PLANTERS BANK, MURPHT.
A T Davidson, President ; D C Harden, Cashier-
I NEW GROCERY STORE,
' AT '
H I L LIAR D S T O N, N C
niilE snbscriber having purchased the interest of
J. W. II. D Boon, of the firm of "A vent & Boon "
wil continue the ' ' i I
j GROCERY BUSINESS ;
at the old stand, where he will he pleased to furuish
his friends with articles in his line at all times He
will keep constantly n -hand a good ass..7tment of
bugar Coffee. Mousses, Cigars, Tobacco, Confections
anes, conistin- of Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Dates, co
coanuts, &c, also Porter, Ale, and superior Liquor
ofall kinds. . JAS. T, AVENT.
Hilliardston, May 7, 1860. j ,r.
TOllN H CARLISLE, Mancfactcrerof North
ZJ Carolina Cotton Gins.
I solicit the patronage and support of all cotton
lanters who may be-disposed to favor me with their
rx " 4.L J5 Gins are Jnanufacture.l of the best ma
erial. - The frames are. so constructed as to cover
he pulleys, so that nothing can fall on them or the
boxes when the . Gin js in operatton. The brush is
so made as to prevent the lint " from windiec round
U.e cylenders, a sure preventative of friction. These
Gins will Gin as clean seed as1 much cotton and as
nice lint as any other Gins the same size -and with he
s ame speed per day. I warrnt; my Gins perfect or
no pay will be reqaired. iA c - .
. References will be given. 1 ' - ; '
Rms Wood, Halifax Co. N.C I860. - w tf
LEGISLATURE OF jsORTn CAROLINA. '
;? - ; SESSION i8GfJ-'Gl. " ; '!
-:. '-:-.x ' i- I' sen4t'e-:' xXy'''2 :.x-
Pasquotank and PerqnimaU-J M Whedhee, k. 11.
Camden and CurrituckB F Simmons, dem..
Gates and Chowan M L Rure, k.n: ' ' s - "
Hyde.'and Tyrrell Jpnes Spencer, k n.'v X
Northamptoni-J M S Rogers, dem. V
Hertford-i-J B Slaughter, k. n. ' V
Bertiej-David Outlaw, k. n. ' ;
Martin ahd VVashington J R gtutbs, k. n. :- '
Halifax M C Whitaker, 'dem. ;
Edgecombe and Wilson H T Clark, dem.
Pitt E J Blount, k. n. . ':
Beaufort-Frederick Grist, k. n. v 'XX
Craveni H Street, dem. : - X-'X 'X
Carteret and JohesDr M F Arendell,k. n.
Greene and Lenoir J P Speight, dem.
New Hanover Eli W Hall, dem. -Duplin
Dr James Dickson, 4em. ; ;
Onslow tL W Ilumphrey, dem. : f t
Bladen, Brunswick; &c, John D Taylor, dem.
Cumberland and Harnett Dunci. Shaw, d em
Sampson Th6mas I Faison, dem, .
Wayne tW K Lane, dem, ;
Johnston J W B Watson, demi. -Wake
MlA-Bledsoe, op. ? ' v; j.
Nash AiJ Taylor, dem.
Franklin W Harris, dem. V .
Warren T J Pitch ford, dem: , , '
Granville C U K Taylor, denr.
Person O'L Winstead, dem. -' .
Orange fJosiah Turner, jr.. k, n.
Alamance and Randolph-r-John Worth, k. n.
Chatham V S Harris, dem.
Mopre ahd Montgomery W D Dowd, k. u,
ltTclunond 'and Robeson Alfred Dockery, k. n
Anson and Union S II Vyalkup, k.n.
Guilford John M Morehejad, k. n. .
Caswell Bedford Brown, jdem. , .
Rockingliam4-F L Simpson,-dem.
Mecklenburgr Johnl VValker, dem, ' ;
Cabarrus and; StanlyV Cj Barringer, k. n.
Rowan and Davie Dr J Ramsey, k. n.
Davidson John W Thomas, k. n.
I Stokes and Forsyth Jesse A Waugh, dem
Ashe, burry ;&c. Josejih Uobson, dem.
Iredell, VVilkss, &C.L Oj Sharpe, k. n , 'j-.
Bur kei McDowell, &c.yy W Avery, dem. '
Lincoln, iGast-n, &c.--Jasper Stowe, dem.
RutherfotdJ Polk, &c A ,VV Burton, dem.
Buncombe,-Henderson, &c Marcus Erwin,, dem
Haywood, Mac(,n. -&c. W.II Thomas, dern.
Democrats 30;" Whigs 204-Democratic majority 10.
HOUSE OY fcOMMONS.
Ala manceVGiles Mebanejk. n J no. Tapscoti, dem,
A.lexander-4-Dr J M ; Carson, k". n.
AnM)n4-L t Polk, E R Liles, k. n's.
Ash.-J-T M Crumpler, k. ii. ' . ;
Burke JilPearson, dem -
Buncombe-t-iA S Merrimon, k. n. '
Bladen C rP Davis, dem. !
Bertie P T l lenry, k.n.4 J R Fergurson, deui.
B ea u fort II ,iS Donne ! 1 ,. W T Marsh, k. n's.
Brunsvick-i-fi' D Meares, k. n.
Caldwell W W Dickson, 'k. n.
Cabarrus V S Harris, kl
Catawbi Jonas Cline, dem.
C hatham VV P Taylor, G reen, k .
n's.
1 ur-
ner Bynuni; dem'. -Cherokee
GiW Haves, k.,n.
Cn ven C C Clark,"F E Alfred, k. n.' .
Cumberland and Harnett C G Wright, J S Har
ringtuii, J C Williams, dem.
Chowah-f 11 H.Small, tlem, . ,
Cylumbu-rf N L Willianison. deni.
Camden p D F -rebee. kj n.
Carterei -I); 7 Whiiehurst,tk. n. : i
Casvyeilj Joiiu Rerr, S P ilill, dem. .
Currituck iB ,M Baxter, dn,i. - '"
Cleavelandf-A G Waters J R Logan, dem.
Da vidsoQ Lewis Hayries, E B I lark, k. n's.
Davie :Ii BJHoward, k. 11.I
I) uplin J' D Stan ford ,J Gil ranch , dem. '
Edirecombe-l-R R Bridjrersi J S- Wood ard,-Jem. .
Tov'-yth J jFiPoindexter. kin., Phillip Barrow, dem.
k rankhn W r Green, dem.
Gaston-r-J IltWhite, dem. f
Granviile-jJjM Bullock, W H P Jenkins, S U Can
; naday d?m. -' ,i i
i Guillbrd C P Mendenhall, C E Shgbcr, J f. Gor-
i- rill. k. n's. - '.- -
; Grcene-4-A D' Speight, deni '
! Gates John.boothe k. n. J
! Haywood S L Love, dem. 1 '
j Haiiiax Ali Davis, W B Pope. dem.
I Hertford J J Yeates, k. n.
! Ilenderson-fos P Jordan, k: n.
, Hyde TihnaK Farrow, k. n. 1
j Ireuoll A K'Siinonton, AiB F Gaither, k n's
j Jackson -L R Love,- dem..
J mes W P Ward, dem.
Johnston W H WHtsin, Jas Mitchencr, dems.
j Lenoir J 0 Wooten, dem. ; "
Lincoln John F Hoke; dem. .
Madison .lob n A Fagg. dein
Martin J L Ewell, d.-m.
! McDowell $ H Burafin. ki n.
i Moo re Alexander Kelly, kl 11.
;Moiitgoiiiery K G U Barriiiger, k. n.
Macon 4D Wi Siler, k. n.' 1
MecklenburgS W Davis, JM'otts, den.s. ' .. ;
Nash II G-i Williams, dein.i
New IlaneveiS J Person JDaiviel Shaw. dems.
iXorthamptoii M W Ransom, W W 1 ecbles, Jems.
.Onslow J 11 Foy, dem. .
:Orange H B Gnthrie, W N Patterson, k. n's.
'Pasquotank J T Williams; k. n. , ,
'Penjuimbns rN Newby.'k. n.
j Pitt B G Aibritti;n, JC hurciill' Perkins, k, n's.
, Pei-son-f J DiWilarksoh, dem. " '
Robesonl Alex. McMillan, FAi Wishart, dems.
jRockingham-iRaw-fev G-ilhywav, Th)s. Sla.de, dems
Rowan4N M Fleiniiigi X FHaUjdems. . v i,
il u t h e r f 1 1 r 1 1 C T N I ) a v i s , k . n i II Padgett, dem. f
Ratrdolph lUl Foust,'Th6 S .Winslow, k. n's. .
Richmond J G Blue. k. n., ! - .'
iSampson X Q Faison., (ieoW Autrey, dems.
isurry F-M VV aug;h, (Jem
!Stokes lloralio Ii M Kallum, dem
jStanly Lafavjette Greene, kt n,
Tyrrell C MeCleeso, k. 11.
Union C O Lemnionds. dem.-
Wake S H H;igers, J II P kuss, k. n's., H Morde-
cai, dem. ' . . '. '"" . -
Warren J B Batchelor, W II Cheek, dems.
V ashington-J-fG Latham, k. n.
Wataii"iv Geo NFolk, k. n. 1
Wayhe-f W T Dortcn, M K Crawford, dems.
VV ilkes j-A HiaMartin, F S Jdorton, k. n's,
Yadkiii j-A CvCowles.k. n. 1
1 anoey i-J VV.Bowman, dem.
i uemocrais vj
majority, 10. '
Know Nothings
55; Democratic
lot 20. :'
j Demoeratic majority on joint ba
i
irMi::.JS;;-M
E. A. WHiTAKER, GROCER AND TEA DEA
LER, LIQUOR.-?. AND FINE HAyANA CIGARS.
j frOOD AND WILLOW WARE:
ksrent for WEBB AND WHITTEDS' Cele
Dratea
CHViNC TOBACjCO
Call at E. A, WHITAKER'S, get what you want
. payCasli lor it, and it you can buy the SAME
ii article elsewhere lower he will refund
!j the money, pay you for lost time, and
! etv you . go with his blessings. ,.
TO-DAY ! !
Ii (Procrastination is the thief of time) I am receiving
my large stock,: f Goods wnich I selected MYSELF
in Ualtimorp i huadelphia and
New York.
CANDLES AN
D C n. N D y
I ca
titio
sell; Manufactory pricfes, and I defy compe
T j BACCO AND CIG ARS
can
.isily be tested as to their quality, a F! A
WH 1 AKER keeps samples for his friends
I ' I - -j
REDEAL CHAMPAGNE. P
., CRON1 " 1
ENGLISH "
I HEIDR1CK
DOMESTIC
j j August 8i mo.
i fie uniy f lace w neroa Uiire can be
i ? H (if Obtained - J Kf
tTR. JOaitQV has discovered the most Cer
XJ .tain," Speedy and jonly Effectual Remedy in the
" ' World for Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Stricture!
j Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary
';! Discharges. ImbotencvL Gerreral Debilitv. Nervous-
i ness, Dyspep&yl Lanjour, Low-Spiritc: Confusion of
Ideas, Palpitation of th Heart, Timidity, Tremblings,
, r Dimness of Sielit or Giddihess. Disease of the Head,
Throat, K'ose oir Skin, Affections of the Lungs, Sto-
. ..U T .1 rry -1 1 t! j :
. uiauii jx uiiwbjs tuose ;4erriDie lisoraeis an .ing
trom the iolitaty Habits of Youth those secret .nd
solitary practices more Ifatal to their victims than tie
' song of Syrens to the Mariners of Ulysses, blighting
their mos brilliant hopes or anticipations, rendering
; marriage: -"., impossi pie.
0 .'ispecially, who have become, the victims of Solitary
Vice, that areaaiui ana destructive habit whicb at -
nually sweeps ?to an untimely grave thousands of
Young Men of tjhe most exalted talents and' brilliant
Btellect, who plight otherwise hav5 entranced listen
ng Senates with the thunders of eloquence, or waked
o ectasy tne l.ving Ivrej, may call vith full conudence.
KXa 111 A It R I AGE. t ' "
"larned rjersons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage, beiidjaware!of physical weakness, organic
debility, defprmities. sc.. speedily cureo.
lie who places himself under the care ol Lr. j. may
, l elififiously confide in his honor as a gentleman, and
ocnudently rely upon his skill as a Physician.
i. ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
immediately Chred and Full Vicor Restored.
This Dreadful Disease which renders Life mis
erable and Marriage iinpossibie is the penalty paid
by the victims ;of improper indulgences, ioung per
sons are too arit to commit excesses from not. bein
aware of the dreadful conseauences that- maV ensue.
Nowi who tha understar ds the subject will pretend
to deny that the power 01 procreation is lost sooner
by those falling into improper habits that by thepru-
. dent? Besides" being deprived the pleasures of heal
thy offsprfng, the most serious and destructive symp
toms to both body aud ( mind arises. The system be
coiries Deranged, the Physical and Mental Functions
Weakness of Procreative Power, Nervous Irritabili
ty, Dyspepsia, .palpitation of the Heart, Indigestion,
Uonstitutional iJebility, a Wasting of the f rame,
Coughs, Consumptions,! &c. ,
. OFFICE No.?, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
.-eii iianu siuef going irom iaiuniore sii ecu
few
doors from the
fconer.
Fail
not to observe ar-' num-
oer - 1
j-
Letters must
and contain a stain
Hie
Doctor's Diploma1- han in his ofiice.
--: l- -Alt D'l.IOHNSTON.
.i- .j . 1
1 Member of the Rovl ! College of Surgeons,' l. r-lon
graduate from one "(
the Uilited States. Mi
the most eminent i,o'Ikt"-8 m
the greater part of w life
has .been ; spent; h . ie
hospitals of Jjondou. -ris,
Philadelnhia i iihd whprp. hns effected some '?the
most astonishing eire- that were ever known : crmy7
troubled with-ringing: m the head, and ears r'161
asleep, great nieryousiess, being alarmed at t-fdeo
'sounds, bashfuliness, wijih frequent blushii g, atJrded
sometime-i with a derangement of mind, were . -d
mmciliajlaly. . ; . '.' 7
TAKE PA ItTICIJZjAR NOTICE
Dr; J.: addresses, all those, who have injured 11 em-
selves bv improper indulgence and solitary fiaiits,
whicii ruin bo.tli b(-.Sy and mind, unfittihjr them for
eithen buainessJ study, societv brvmarriapre
These are some of the- sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits of youth, vt?.: Weakness of
the Biick and Limbs, Pains in the.Head, Dininess of
Sight j L'ss of Muscular Power, Palpitation of the
Heart, Dyspepsy, ier vous Irrif abilry, Uerangament
of the Digestive Function, General Debility,. Symp-
tsn- a j f i !.itic 1 1 tk 1 r t ! r r . ! ' I' . '
tWMO AAA I IIUII.-I I; . , .
..lE:T-ALt.T.-Ht he' learlul ettocts on the mind are
much toilie drpaieii li ss of Memory , Confusion of
Ideas, Dcpivssjion ol Spirits, Evil Forebodings, Aver
sion o S:ocieiy,-l:"cli."-Ditrust, Jove of Solitude, Tim
idne-s-Si icc uiju some of the evils produced.,
IhousaxVos pi persons , of all ages can now judge
what is the cauise. of theirdeclinina; health,-losing their
vigor, becoming weak,; pale, nervous and, emaciated,
having a singular appearance about the eyes, cougn
and symptoms of consumption . '
YOtJNG MEN.
WhOihave iniikred theraseles by a certain practice
ndulued in when alone a habit frequently learned
from eviL companions, or at'schol,the effects of which
are nightly felU even When asleep, and if riot cured
renders marriage impossible, and destroys both , mind
and body, should apply immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope of hiscounj
try, the darling ol his 'parents, should be snatched
from all prospects and en joyments ofJife, by the con
sequence of d( via ting from the path of nature and
indulging in a certain (secret habit. Such persons
must, before contemplating ;'
MARRIAGE. !
reflect that a sound mind and oody are the most ncces
sary requisition to prtnbte 'conujaia happiness. In-
1 1 '.I .kjl - .I.L '--"I- - 1 .
oeea, wiinouiiiBese, me journej inouRn nie Decomes
a wea
ry pilj:
Til
mage ; the prospect hou ly darkens to
the view ; the mind becomes shadowed with despair
and hlleer with the me.ancholly reflection .that the
happiness of another becomes blighted with our own
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE. '
When" the misguided and imprudent votary of
'pleasure; finds he has imbibed the seeds of this painful
disease, it too often hampers; that ah ill-timed sense
of shame, or d ead of dijicovery, .deters him from ap
plying t those: 'who, from education and respectabil
ity, can alone befriend, him. He fall-, into the hands
of ignorarnt and designing pretenders, who, incapable
of curinr filch his peeilniary susteance,keep him tri
fling month after month,; or as long as the smallest fee
can be jjbt.ii ied. and jin despair, leaves him Vith
ruined health to! sigh over.his galling disappointment
or, by the use of that deadly poison, Mercdry, hasten
the constituticnal symptoms of this terrible disease,,
such as aff'ectiDn of the- Heart, Throat, Nose, Skin,
etc., regressing with I frightful rapidity , till death
puts a period to his drea! ful sufferings by sending him
to that undiscovered country from whose bourne no
raveler returns '.-' ,1 b-
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS. -
The many tliousands cured at this institution wiih in
the last eighteen! years; and the puL.erous important
Surgical Operations performed , by Dr. Johhston,
witnessed by t ie . eporters of the " Sun " and many
other papers, notices of which have appeared again
and again to tlie piibiic . besides his standing as a gen
tleman of character and responsibility, is sufficient
guarantee to t ie afflicted.
SKIN DISEASE SPEEDILY CURED.
Persons writing shoiild be particul r in directing
their letters to this Institution, in the following man
ner : 1 . JOHN MJ JOHNSTON, M. D.,
Baltimore Lock Hospitals
Baltimore, Maryland.;,
AtJW SPIUAG AAJ
.SIMMER CL0IIUAG
AT
JH. GBAUSMAN'S.;.i
2HE gubjscriber hiis the pleasure to announce
to, his hupierouSjlnends and the public gen-
e rally that he
has a full assortment of Spring and
bummer Clot
hinar madebp to his order, whicn. he of
fers for sale upon the lowest-terms.
FINE BLACK BROAD CLOTH -COATS
- Double and
best style;
single breasted, made in the latest and
BUSINESS COATS.
All sorts an
d s ylts of Sack and Frock Coats,
of
.French and English Cassimere
' , I - I ' PANTS
French and English casimere pants, also blach doe
skin cassimeni, fiom $5 !to $9.00. .
.; : r. vests. x ,
The finest and prettiest pattern of silkand cassimere
Vests, made ii the most fashionable s
): j HATS AND CAPS -
The largest and best selected assortment of hats' and
caps of any in ths city.
' - J BObTS AND SHOES. V
An excellent stock of fir e Phil: made shoes and
boots, and a general assortment of cemmoc shoes.
: ":V::i; j ; simiTS.
White and fancy linen bosoms. '
" . ' :! ' mai-sailes, &;. all with impro
ved French yoke. ' . j
Undershirts, Drawers, Sacks, Necties, GtofES,
and a good many idifferent articles of Gents furnishing
'goods..: "! : i -;-: I " ' '' . .. ? :
My stock is one of the largest and most complete 1
have ever Offered, and Gfents will find it to their in
terest to call on nie before purchasing elsewhere. as I
nave determined to sell at such prices as can not fail
to give satisfaction. , j M. GRAUSMAN.
A p. 27 tf J
FOii
SAJE.
rpiIE HOUSE AT PRESENT OCCUPIED BY
JL me near the Deaf and Dumb Asylnm. It Is in
excellent repair and 'contains six . good rooms
There is a'good well of wate in the yard, and th'1
- lot contains all necessary out Houses &c. The Gar
! : ; 1 3 . t r 1
. is uosurpassea m mis ciiy ior ricnneRS.
Apply to
V. R. BICHARDjSON.
ArpU 13 1860.
' rDUYJ GOODS !
pHEAPER THAN EVEU i
w-r T I TT XT r T" T1 O T XT T1 "V T T- 1 J . "
I TTktM -.1. -1 1 . ... llyJ 1.
Xi ' ui-cos i naieign ahd ! vicinit tl.
they - oave just received one of the U-.rt and ;
8tick8;oFbpring and summer Good1, which has
been exhibited in Raleigh, their S "ock ho. uXyT
tected with great care and of the latest ininortat !6"
nd therefore they venture to sav that th,;, . 7'
cannot be excelled in tasie and cleannpsa ti
call the particular attention of the Ladiesto 'th .
.naiioijf yi x iisiuoiittoiH xviesa v uooqs, Sttch aa P1V;j
.nj r t r.. Kit-. i .1.-
Hair 'for TraveUinjr Dresses, Lalvns. Or'a-nj; "
Robes in Berages and. Lawns, . Mi lin of aU pri. '
and qualities, French, Scotch and E iglinh Gingham8
and a fi.rie assortment of Prints and Doinostics. All f
which they oner at great. . .";'. , - .f
BABGAINS!
Whitej Goods of every description ; Ribbon
Bonnets: Lace Gooda and Needle
Works: th
.(
hure
assortment to be found in the city
Mantillas-
Points, from their own 7 connected
importing U
and therefore they are enabled to offer them,;
pnocs Zo per cent lower than any o
her house h
eity. Their stock of Fancy Good
and Hos
islarjer than it was ever before
1 1 Cl.-.L.
'abundance from 3 to 50 Springs, alnd from lOWma
upwarus. ci l-jro Aiiey pay pariicuigr attnti(
o tnis orancn 01. business and their
flarge assortment
is deservinsr of especial notice. Th
eir stock ptrr,-..
ces eizes from the smallest Infant's
to thelHrest U-
dies'in Congress and Lace Gaiters
WalkinjriSh,
ihd Slippers French -Kid' ' and. . Mkr6c(roi-lwiih' aral
wnnoui neeis. xneir prices are asionisninn v
j -1 : rwi .... J r '1'
nu, 111 uurcuiiscro iuav savcu
percent by buj-V-
ng of them. '
Their assortment of Watches
and Jews
wmplete. ' j
is
-
Feeling duly grateful to their friends for the ii!r.
1 patronage they have heretofore received.. theV
i ledged tliemselves hereafter as heretofore to 'make "it
t the interest of huyers to call on tpem before pur'.
ha-mg elsew here. They especially "solicit ah ex-
: mina iou of their goods fro.ti the Ladies, feelintvcim-
t dent that the only place to secure
reac i"irgains
Pt . . - ,: .
L ANDEC KERi KLINE s
CLOTHING! CLOTHG!!
I AT SAND
CAPS!, BOOTS AND SHOES!
We offer to the gentlemen a stoc
of Readvi
fuming aim vjrriiiicnicii s r uriusmiir viotjus
illicit.';
j aesed in variety, and excellence by
any 01 her nm:s
11 the city. L.atest Spring styles o
Hats and Cank
ur stock ot I icn tie men's .Shrlpa.ia v
pry iarjie, ana at
i-' 11
I itonishingly low prices.. Gentleman, will find it to
l leir interest to call on us before
pUichasing e!5
. nere. - 1
I " ! 1
April 11 Sm
L.INDECKER i KL1NK.
RELIEF IN TEX MmiJTES
br tax; S
PULMONIC W AFE RSV
The most certain and speedy re ntd;' ecer disnnu ikc
for all Diseases of the Chest a nd Lungs, Gouijtx, i
, Colds, Asthma, Cotisutnption, JJronchiljx, ' ' j
i . thing, bore .Throat,, dix-; &. ; j . . : k !
rilllESE WAFErvS eive the most 1 nstaiitaneoiis and; !
i 1 perfect reiief and when preserved wiih Hreiird"
ling to directions, never faii to effect a rapid I and last--ing
care. Thousands have been restored j to pertVot;'
;health wlio have trhd other means In tain. To alt
consiituuons mey are equally a Diesing atu a cure
j none need despair, iio m; tter hoW Jong the jdise;: .
mdvli 1V0 exist d, or however severe it. may be, tmil s
,iAaA tUa ,!........ ..r ..:J 1 .....Z ' ,!: ' J ..."
iuvu me uiniui ouucmit; ui wic villi uivuiin is fin,
hopelessly; decayed. Every one afflizt'ed fchould give ' ,
"an impartial trial. V " . '"'.'')
To Vocalists and Public Sneaker j. thesf Wnw-rs
are peculiarly valuable; they will m
one ; any
rj-
oniV.
move tne most severe f occ;isionar W
their regular use for a few days w
oa rsene&i: '.
II, at ail i tiineS
increase ' thes power and flexibility of tl.e voice.
greatly improving its ' tone, compass and clearness,
lor which purpose they are regularly used jby, many
proleasional vneahsts; . . ; .1
j JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,1
IlochcsterS
'Price 2a cents per box. For sale 1
.-'! P.
H- PESCUD.
241 v eon
and all Ralti:b Drugs'.
1 PROSPECTUS QF
TUT? TIT n t mi?
w AJ AJ AJXXl KJ JtVJA
rllK OLD-LI. E GUARD WILL. BE ISSUED ON
j X Tdesday, the I7th of July, 18Gl), a Indianapolis, In
iana. . '. ' ' '' .
j This paper will advocate theelection of those true, tried.
ana patriotic statesmen john 15rec(5!nridok, .of-Ulo .
Kentucky." and Getd. Jo. Lane, of Oregnn,i for', the! ,.
Presidency. and Vice Presidency.' I r' i , :.
: , A period has arrived in. the .history of the old thne-lion!
orcd Democratic Party, when.'; it. bacptros tLe soltsmn duty
of those who lore principle more than men, to take cxjijii
sel of their judgments, rather than personal, prefcrem-f 5
ana preiuuice?., nu sia a lortn caimiv, prmiv m aelenreuli
the sight. W e fed '-that'-we are : doina this in? nailing to
our masl-head the colors of Ereckinridge and Lane with
the plat orm of principles Ucy have dcl lared iu their let
ters of acceptance, and using,all honorable means to ensure
their election. In the lane-uae-e of riur Candidate If or Pres--
ldent, let M stand by th " Constitution, and Equality if
States ! These are symbols of everlasting Uniou.' Let
these be the rallying cry of the people. .) ,1j jf ( . -
1 ne um-1-.ine, tf,ara wm be published 1'rv-weiklv, u
in uilct me rr iraiueiitiai eiecuoii, at tiif low p: ice 01 v.y,
;I)OLJAli, 'in Advance. K ery person gendirisj' ten su
si-MOers wm pe entitiea to one copv eratis. 1 J he pap
viU be published by Eldr h. Harknes, and edited by
fcnd in the subscribers, as
arc framed with the casii.
sot n as possi
sible
In nil ft'tJC
111 O.J 1 I UJV
Address ELDER & HARKNESS,
; fxuVAPOLis. July .12, 1800. ' . , ItiJianapolis; " Im
POVED AFTER RETURNING thanks
yy$w5 for the liberal patfonagd herfofore Vp
stowed upon me. I 'would inform my cuPBomer? and
the public genefady that J' have; mdved njy place ol
. iiusmeps eleven doors north of my bid stanl ana jne
oor south of Messrs. E..Muriay &, Co., where I will
continue the wholesale and- retail Grocery, Funvard
ing and. Commission Bucines. ' I will : kepj cri
stantly on liand a large and well Selec'ed ftotk i
Groceries, and will at all times sell them at lowest
market nrices. All . artiplt'B ftnld hv nipi which fad
to give satisfaction will he exchanged hr taken jba(-k. ,.
I oiler my services to those desirous of .maki' put
chases, or sendinor produce to this murket, and1, most j't
respectfully sjlicit cohplg-nments. I will execute faitH-
fully all orders entrusted to me. JVIy! siock consits -H -partof
the? followiirg: Coffee, Siiffar, Butter, Chee
FuiUm Market Beet, Pork. Lard,. Bacon, Fish,! Pota
toes. Onion. Crackers, Syrup, Molasses, Salt, Soap
Starch, Yeast Powder. Sup. Carb. Sodaj Crea
Tattar, Sal. Soda; "Nutmegs, Mace Spice, Clov8,
Cinnamon, Pepper, Gingpr.'Tea, Candy, Candle.
Matches, Brooms, Wrappinor Paper Segars, Axff, '
Tohacce,Bed cords. Plow Lines, Buckets, Blacking,
Measures, Sienes, Tacks, Alhegar, Gnrer Preserves,
Flour, Mustard. Pepfef Sauce. Shot!. Powder.'GHn
dstonesand fixtures, Lamp Od, Sweet OiI, R'ce
Potash, condensed Lye, Snuff, Mustard and manjr.
other articles toonumerous to mention. 1 I
OLIVER KELLV,
: No. 26 North AVatnr Street,
IFilraihoil1, N. ,C.
October, 185GL.
I 40 v.
S Citv Sewinr VachiiiH urk with' two -threads
making a double loci .which .Will not rip for
raveleven if every fourth stitch be cutl . It se'
lin aud is undeniably , the best;machine in market
Merchant Tailors,' Mantua Makers and Hou36 Keep-
ers, are invited to call and examine for themselves- y -.
Mr. P. A. Wilson, Merchant Tailor, Winston,
i., having tried other machine!!, buys toneol theQpf
ker City, and pronounces it far better than anj before
in use.i .'.'?' , , :r i',,:- X.- f '-!: 'l ''f 'V;
. All persons wishing tp secure the agency for the .
sale of the Qnaker City machine, ih any of the towns -of
North Carolina, except in the county, of Wake,
which is secured to ta. "-v Tucker & Co., of Raleigh,
and the county ofForsy taken by P A. Wilson,
of Winston, should apply - n to the undersigned
agents for the State We will pay a reasonable 1 per 1
cent, to all persons taking agencies. I j 1 i !
. J. & F. GARRETT, Agents ,
Greensboro, N. C. Feb. 2nd, 1858: ! ' !
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