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"CHARACTER is AS IMPORTANT TO STATES AS IT IS TO INmVIDUALS; AND THE GLORY OF THE STATE IS THE COMMON PROPERTY OF ITS CITIZENS.
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I5Y IV3I II BAYXE
IMPORTANT
IIOTCHKISS'
Vertical Water Wild.
THE Subscribers bavin witnessed the succcs-i-ul
-ra'ion ofthe-s-r wheols, were indnccd to jpur
t 'ri.sN lle rig'at oi" using t'nem in Hi.: state ol North
Vrolin i- and thev now ofler ' for sate individual
Vi-4l''ta, at FIFTY do lars, or rights for a whole
county, o: reasonable tf rift-.
Cei l-s being generally adopted m the Northern
.St at Or!, f.V050
wheels arc cooing into general u-e
e.. ii. . j ..niiPfi Sr.te-.. W e
We have sold about H'U
Rights," -W of which are in succ -ssKil operation in
!J .1.11 eran 1 cuiJ.
N are moe dura
aril niof eis.lv
Til -se w
. i .. - . .1 .. t. r:-l tl.-r
than tlic
1 . . . . - I . - IV'O'- 1 II.'J JM I T jFi.t.
"1 liter whe
! i nt:v wii r-w -
. - - . 1 1
v tt-r, a ! run w i.i " - - -
, h-id ah .v.-. l'bi spj.-d ol the saw is increased
tVm .re Una double I ho strokes per minute.
W--rel--r a n n -others, to the following gent, e
m , s.,-ii.? of !i " b ivb had the wheel.-, i" opera
te) . 'l I m atln or in -.re; a nd from many of tacm,
i i I ..t' " wo have received certificates cxpr. ssiur
t'i.-ir hi:i' approbation of ibi supe.ior advantages
,.r ."over the llutmr wfi d, and statin? tliat
- i I . .-. I v i L l iTi'r IV i 1 f n I 1 1 I t- I
l.r ir Sl-.V.-I Will CUl -''
3 )) I, 3 ) (I, and oven as
V heir S .1 W H W I
high 5 Hi!) feet per day
the water.
Fayk r rEVii.i-E.
A G rah tin.
Cum iiF.rj.AVii.
'Col A ex. MuxliiMi,
'Christo- fiir MiniriH',
Alex William-,
-'ol A S McNeill,
F.irtpd-irf Smil'i,
John McD.uii.l
J.in Kviins,
J W Now!!.
-(on J. unci .McKay,
io'x-rt Mfj-viii,
S N" Ili-!i:irdsoo,
.'l iimn is C !Smi; h,
Wri-b',
Tohn Sni'th.
; l ll..rlis.!al-,
""'alri.-k M nrjdiy,
John II. rtpeamrin,
ILiriv lloya!.
N k Ha ru.
Jiim M f" rpF.y,
ij. H ! 1 lenry.
( si.o v.
ric'i' it Am.i.
ftitr -s V..
TF.onl'H UtmkiT.
1!.-. Al.'KOHT.
1) lPI)!IVI'r:
Mr A r 1 1 . 1 1 o
I) IT PI. IV.
Lewis ! 1 1 : r i ! i IT,
J .1 Ml f ;T:r "I i
l.l'l'lri Moon.
, an I save oisc-tlurd of
I.RNnl n
TltomiH Uoiiho,
Jon- ks.
James AlcDani. I.
Craven.
John Ijrvant.
CuLIIMBU.'.
Lot Vii:i.imporK
Uouksok-.
W C MNeill.
UlCllHOND
.T..!ui MeLairrtn,
John L . Fairky.
As so s .
J II lleid, Miihv.-r
:ht.
A I i m linin.
Cisw K 1. 1. .
V,n. It.MSell.
J T IVUon, M-iihv'rVgbt
On hum.
Cob- Kc l!r uiti v,
Smith & I'ldU-n,
N Cb'42.
V AliE.
s r..-:tv,
John ston.
Jff?e T Lcatl:.
cn.ro i
Faulks.
n.
Or
i'lTT.
ohn Joiner,
Dr. Roh.-rt ami
Uicliaul Williams.
m different paits of tie
Vi- led many
JSfaf-.
o! hers
W'irh pneb a ii
ser vei
II v hi"I ch iracter, tb" bub- I
. -. . i; i :.. . if..:,.-. Whm. to
fri .iirs i'5ei p"-.-tT'.eu in uu-'in- .
in: puh'iic, lh.-v will keeu on hand a supply ot
h-..ls a-looted" to h'-h o low heads at Fay cttevilie
Wihiiiniton, Nvli ru and Washington. And
Mr .1 mi ' T. l Is in, of Caswell, has ib- m for sale.
W.' .... .oi. on all ivMsons through the State against
- ' I'
Ul;... ;i:iv li'T-'l I but. ourselves, il Our
Hithorized
a H r :!
:h.v il 'ft ol U-ieU llie-o; oi-. ir..
L Tt "llLLVllIGH I'S. If you wish
t, nequ.iint your-c-Vwes vith pul t it:r i n
h. as we novv wish to employ at least
hii-iu' ss m 'i ffei-ent parts ot the State
DUNCAN MeNF.lLL.
ARC I i ' D M e L A 1 T Cl I L! N .
A A McKE Til AN.
i- v. On v'i.
I v We
1 ..! i. i !d
.1 rt i evil
January ? I ISIO. 3o'-tl
.Proof Koofs.
& ire
THE un lersi Lned is rea dy t o eo u tr..ef !" r f be cov
ering of roots" of hnrhtiril :lli lin, copper, or
:. ie, a i.i v: evreute promptly any worii he may
c ml raet ,'.r. a nn lor smn I pi on is.
1 i 21, i- i.v ; ;:-if.
F. T. WARD.
.. - wrr vt roi;i i .......... r. . i
ly in form the citizens
j ol Fayetteville andthc public
generally, that he has taken
the st and recently oec ipied
by E. J.Car k, on Gdle-pie
Street,") doors South of the
-S!!kZZ? Market Suuare. wlmrn 1... ill
' -. "manufacture and kc-p con-
s ! a r 1 1 v on hand an as.-oi I men t o f
AM) SHEET IRON WARE.
IVismis wishing to purchase would o well to
eai i and examine h?s -lock before ourchasing e'i'S
w here, a s h f i ?- del i-rini ;i d f o se 1 1 as chea p as a n v
ott'er m i nuf let iiri-r i :i t h" St ate.
P K I-j ilS o f i n nt ire! v new pattern.
M(V)PIsG il,inr' in tli" Instest style, fttjd best
r.u- im-. i!so (5 11 7T IMNG.
A ul'. 17, ISM. ?r, v.
t lie siilisci l.T OT; ) s fc: sev.ecs to toe -I
I' I 1 1 . . . n . . . . ,
r.e'-'s of Fa;. -U. vi!b-, as ('.irpenter ami Conlratftor,
and hopes by prompt ntterilioti to business to share
part ot the public patronage. G. W. ROSE,
luly ID, I : 15. " z ;.--tf.
Tallow Wanted.
The highest ma:k t price w I! bo -iven for 50,
.)0i lbs. of good Taihtw. bv
' J. D. WILLIAMS
Oct. io, isic. sya-tf.
A first rate Virginia built Rond Waggon Tr sale
bv
GEO. McNEILL.
-October 31, 1816.
JioziTiusi butterT
S5 Firkins prime Mountain Butter.
15 Bushels Cranherri' s,
200 Lbs. Eui k Wheat Flour,
10 Bushels Apples, for sale by
, geo. McNeill
October 24, 1846.
A JVEIV SUPPLY OF FliUlT.
Al.rr.,ta t-i.l.lr. R . - . I 1 r . .
. ....... ..u, uniii, iiu i nan tils
'i Tamarinds, Prunes, Currants, Citron, Preset ves,
" ""-M ic-' just rcce' ve' ant ,or 8a'e y W. PRIOR
i 4 October 24, 1S4G. 40I-tf.
"
FIRE CRACKERS.
35 boxes Cliinese Fire Crackers, received and
r sale very cheap by W. PRIOR.
October 24, 1846.
FRESH RAISINS.
J50 V hr.l c l:.ir .1 - T7 . ;,,,
Y -. miu 4uauci jjuac-", j "o.
' ana lor sale by . W. PRIOR. ,
v Oct-31, 1846.
FOR SALE.
I WbSii to sell my land lying on Big ltocklisb,
being about 2000 acres of ood turpentine land,
with a -rood stream for carrying It to market, navi
gable at any time while there is watr enouirh for
boats to rim between Fayetteville and Wilming
ton. Title indisputable.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMS.
July 12, 13 45. 333-tf.
Croton ('loth for Coats; Drap-
d'ete, brown Linen?4, Drills and Sttipesfor
I'ants ; cheap IJalZoiim-s and Berates ;
" Mourning & half do. Muslins ;
" Lawns and AJus.ins
Gents' -fine black Silk Starts ;
" " fancy do.
tras3 Skirts and corded ditto, &.c. &c, for sale by
W.G.MATTHEWS.
May 9, IS4C, S77-tf.
MONUMENTA L
MARBLE FACTORY,
'i he eubscriiier i efpec'tully informs his fellow
citizens ami the public in general that he has
opened, nearly opposite ihe Fost Ollice, a Factory
of the above description, where orders for Monu-m-'nts,
Tombs, or Grave Stones of any description
will mi ct every attention. Painters can be sup
plied tvith paint stones and mill lor s. From his fix
iieiienro in the business, he Ix lieves himself com-
1 r-etcnt to tiive sa isl'aetion to all who may favor
i-; with their patronage.
GEORGE LAUDER.
Fay. ttcvil.'e, July 18. 1 S JG. 3S7-6m-pd
DENTISTRY.
J. N. BAIRD
HAVING tletermini I to locate permanently in
Fayet teviile, will devote his undivided attention to
the practice of Deniistry in P ayt ttcville.., and the
su roo nd i iii' count i s.
When in Fayetteville, he vil! be found at Briggs'
Hotel, ami all ordeis from the country, forms ser
vices, will be rromptly attended to.
He can exhibit the most satisfactory references,
as to character and practical skill in his profession.
Aiii:. 8, 1846. 33!)-1 y.
fT-lr Bairrt is at present ab
sent, ittenJiu the Foil cctures in DaUi-
inore. He will return -in all teutuary.
t3 J oaf &mM tta man tr ttmn
WILL rcstnna her SCHOOL on Monday the 19ih
t Vtoher, 18-4G.
Oct. 17, 1S4G. 400-6r.
P. TAILOW
IS now receiving direct from New York and Phil
adelphia, a full assortment of
DRY GOODS GROCERIES,
Hats, fine and common; Wool do.: Boots & Shoes;
!arj;e family Blanket; neero do.; G-4 'I'i"?eeds, su-peri-ir;
6-4 Wellington Cloth; SwedfiJ :ind f'ug
h?h Iron; Nail-, cut and wrought ; new stvle Bon
nets ; i ii i srfes and children lo.; Willow Baskets.
Those in want of new style Goods-, selected for
wholesale and ret Ail, wiilpiase call and see the
Goods and hear the prices.
October 24, IS 1G. 40 1 -2m.
REMOVAL.
1. &. W. McI.AUUIN have re-
moved io ihe eppo-jte side of Hay street into the
ea.-t tenement of the granite block of buildings,
nearly opposite II. & E. J. Lilly.
In audition t o our sloe k, ; a I e no w openi ng a
M iier.il a??oitmet!t of seasonable GOODS, and re
e. t v i : i- a supplv . f G Rl'CEPc I FS, Crockery, &c.
5ie., bich v e cflVr low for cash, or on time to those
win. pay incir lulls .pi-omptlv. D. &. V . McL.
j Oclob r 2 1, 18 iJ.' " 40 I-If.
An assortment ot' FRESH CANDY', r'er.ived
and for sab- by W. PRIOR.
October -2 4, I S 40. -It) I -1 T.
V Al JL. & WINTER
GOODS.
TrJE Subscriber
has inst received from the
iorincrn elites, nis lull ami Winter Stock ot
STAI'I.E AND FANCY
D R Y GOODS,
Viz: Ladies' and Gentlemen's fashionable dress
Goods, embracing a great variety; calicoes, low
priced to fine; broad c'otl.s cassltr.er s, and
sattinets; Kentucky jeans andkeiseys; satin, silk,
and cassunere vesting.; bleached and brown sheet
in2; Tweed cloths and Gala plaids; blankets, bed,
negro, and saddle; tickings, canvass, and padding;
si;k and alpaca serge; suspenders; Muslin De
Lm'nand cashmere robes; cashmere and Muslin
DcLain, in the pi. t-c ; ombre, eainelion, plaid, and
black alpacas; book, mull, jackonct, and Swiss
Muslins; linen and spool thread ; linen floss ; but
tons ; combs; pins ; needles ; hooks and eyes;
red and white flannels; French merinr.es ; Tay
lor and Maleomb plaids ;r'oakings a-nd-e.oak lin--;
cntion and silk Hags; hats, caps, and bon
nets; shoes and boots; sugar, coffee, molasses
salt, iron, indigo, madder, bagging, rope, and
twine; cutnails; cut tacks ; coffee mills ; cotton
cards; fine and common tobacco; crockery and
glassware; paper, foolscap and letter; fancy soap;
ole leather; painted pails ; brooms : axes; hard
ware and cutlery ; tine to low priced cigars ; with
!r..ni,ta Cl?S 'I01 nainel; altogether making a
Terms as liberal ae elsewhere :,, ,4
laayear.FootofHayMoun
Scptcmbar 19, IS46.-396JifD-W1LUAMS
FAYETTE VILL.E, SATURDAY,
100,000 Acres Valuable
FOK SAiLE.
THE Subscriber has purchased all theJANDS
belonging to the Estate of Abrain Dubois-, dee'd.,
lyni principally in Robeson county, and on bot
sides of Lumber River, tbo difr-renr Mrvevs con
taining over ONE .HUNDRED THOUSAND
ACRES ; a large part finely Timbered, and con
venient to Lumber River, where a -large quantity
of Timber is now rafted to tf.c Georgetown mar
ket. These lands are very valuable both for the
Timber and Turpentine, for which purpose a larjie
part is well suited, being in a regjpn where the
Turpentine yields more abundantly fban any other
section of the State. The Lands vill be sold at a
low prifff, and in quantities to suit purchasers.
Information respectiug the title can be obtained
by applvingto the Hop. Robert St ra:iif, James C
Dobbin, Esq., A A T Smith, Esq,, (Attorneys at
Law.)
I understand there are many trespassers ou thee
lands, to all of whom notice is hereby siven, that
the law will be enforced against all such offenders.
Application f.r any part, of the Lands re n he
made to myself, or to John Win slow, E.q., who
will be duly authorized to make pale of the sam.
THOS. J. CURTIS.
Fayetteville, N. C, March I, 1845. 314-tf.
IVYETTEVILLE ANViUVVV"
STAGE
LINE,
T H 1HE Subscriber having taken the management
-51. of tbo above Line, flatters himself ihat by
putting on a n w Hack, better stock, and 'travel
ling up," all who may give it trial will be better
pleased than heretofore.
tinder the present arrangement, leave Fayette
ville on Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday, at 4
o'clock, p. m., and nrrivo at Warsaw in time to
take the train Tor North or South.
Leave Warsaw Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, af.cr the arrival ol the train from both ways.
Passengers enter at Bribes' Hotel.
JACKSON JOHNSON, Agent.
Fayetteville, July 5, 1846. 376-tf.
FOil SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale about I'our
Ilundrcd Acres of l'ine Land, situated in
Bladen county, on the cast side of I he Cape Fear
River, within a mile and a half and three miles of
the river. Said land is well suited to "the Turpen
tine, Tar, and Timber business.
For further information and tems, apply io the
subscriber. FRED'K B.'GAUSE.
Bladen cc-mly, April 18, 1S4G. 374-tf.
LIiicoTO-aEe
Home tanuTaclires
Gardner & McKethan,
HAVE lately made considerable improvement in
their stylo of Work ,and have now on hand aGiN
ERAL ASSORTMENT, consisting of
Carriages, Barouches, Buggies,
Gigs, Sulkeys, Waggons, &,c.
Which for elegance of shape and finish, and dura
bility, will compare with any made in the U States.
Persons wishing to hay, wonbl do well to call
anil examine our work, as we have determined to
sell LOW for Cash, ot approved notes.
Having.i n Out employ firit rate Smiths, we are
prepared to do any Iron work in the above line on
moderate terms.
We warrant all our work to be of good and faith
ul work ma nr hip and ma terials, for one -yea r.
ICZF" REPAIRING faithfully executed at short
notice, and on reasonable terms.
Fa velieviile, February S, 1S46. y.
Council's -Pain Extractor.
Front two to eight times cheaper than before,
or nothing if the user is not delighted with il.
An article that evpry family must consider in
dispensable when they know its power and value,
uinlvvkich has heretofore been sold too high to
reach all classes, has now been reduced in price,
with a view that rich and poor, high and low, and
in fict every h iman being may enjoy its comforts ;
and all who get it shall have the price returned to
them if they are not deWghtPil with its use. We
assert without the p i-sihility of contradiction, th:U
all burns and scalds, every external sore, old or
fresh and all external pa ins and aches, no mrrtfer
where, shall be reduced to comfort by itin rive min
utes -saving life, limb or scar. No burn can be
tatal il tlusi applied unle-js the vitals are destroy
ed by tilt? accident. It 4s truly magical to aTjpear
anc in its ffl':cts. Enquire for "Connel!'s'.lai
eal Pain Effractor Salve," at ComstocU & Go's, 21
Courtland st New Vork. Price 25 cents or four
times as much for 50 ce. us, and near ten times as
much for a dol ar.
Caution Be sure an 1 get Connell's, as coun
terfeits and worthless appear u-sder other nanies.
Seoih-it it is direct from Comstock & Co:, or never
-touch It.
For sale wholesale by ComMck & Co, N Vork;
an ! by S J II nsd-ile; Atkins & Co. Clinton; Etn
ste'n N. Bro., Kinston ; Bass fc Sullivan, Kenans
vide; D G Patterson, Little Ruck fish; McDevval &.
Co, Elizabeth'ow n.
The unparalleled popularity of KAY'S LINI
MENT is a surety of its virtue. The genuine
Hay's L'mment heS cure I over twenty thousand
cases of Piles in tho United States. It is the only
article used and prescribed by the faculty of New
York, and it is recommended by every Physician
in th country who has used it, "or seen its effects
oa others. The genuine Qas Comstock &. Co's
name on each wrapper. To be had of S J Hins
dale; Atkins & Co, Eirzab'ethtovvn; Einstein & bro,
Kinston; Bass & Sullivan, Kenansville ; D G Pat
terson, Little Rockfish; McDowal & Co, Elizabeth
town, where the only genuine can be bad.
KEY. DR. BARTHOLOMEW'S PINK
SYRUP,
Is warranted to be as good as any of the dollar ar
ticles in use. It is sold for only 50 cents, and the
proprietors, with the consent of several of the first
citizens of New York, have given references tn
theui. Ilia considered by them the best prepara
tion in u?e, for cougu9, colds, influenza, sore
throat or incipient consumption. It is put forward
under ihe sanction of one of the first divines of the
country, and has the great merit of bfingallit is
represented to be. For aale wholesale by Corn -stock
&. Co, 21 Courtland sircet, K. Y.; and by S.
J. Hinsdale of this place; Atkins & C-.., Clinton ;
Einstein & Brother, Kinston ; Bass .t Sullivan,
Kenansville; DG Patterson, Little Rockfish and
M;Dowal & Co, Elizabethtown, where the only
.genuine can be bad. .
NOVEMBER 21. 1S46.
PlVCTTrirHTP V f.
f flTIIIE Subscriber, having taken that larc and
jL commodious brick building, formerly known
as the Planter's Hotrl, respectfully informs h s
Irienas and the public, that be is prepartd to ac
commodate TRAVELLERS and ethers in the
best manner; the building having been thorough
ly repaired awd preperlv .furnished for tbatoior
poe. The Northern and Southern Stages etop at this
House. "
Connected with the ! iotr I, and a few yards dis
tant, are extensive Stables, which will be attended
bv careful and experienced Ostlers.
WxM. W. BRIGGS.
Fayeiteviile, Nov. 1, IS15. 350-tf.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR & BUTTER,
A tuw supply, for sale bv GEO. McNEILL.
October 31, !84G.
"JOHN 0. LATTA,
Commission IVIercli ant
A .VI)
GENERAL AGENT,
UILMINGTOX, N. C.
JOSEPH DUNN oflers his ser-
vices a' tndsrlaker and builder, to the citizens or
others, disposed to contract for tfui'dirg or jobbing
Term liberal.
THE NAUTILUS
(MUTUAL)
LIFE IxNSURANCE COMPANY,
Office Xo. 58 Wall Street.
TillS Company, recently organized upon the
improved and deservedly popular principle
of Aiuiual Assurance, will confine its busines-i ex
clusively to Insurance on Lues.
It commences with a capital of $5,000. which
will be continually augmenting as its business in
creases. The rates of Premium corn spontl .yrth
those of rt her American companies.
Oneofthn peculiar advantages attending Insur
ance with this company is, that al! the assured
share annually in its profits, and are interested in
iis succt ss, for its charter provides "That each and
every member shall be annually credited with his
proportional share of the amount of premiums
earned, after deductini; Io:nes and expenses, but
in no case shall his share of loss exceed the amount
of such premium." These . earned pn miums or
pr. fits will be safely invested by the eompanyeon
siiiuting a permanent fund, annually augmenting
for the benefit and security of all parties interested.
The Rales of Insurance t?i One Hundred, on
a Single Life -
A "e. One Ye ar. Seven years. For Life.
15 $0 77 $0 88 $1 66
2D 0 91 0 95 I 77
25 - i '0 J 12 2 04
30 131 1 3G 2 3G
35 1 3G I 53 2 95
40 69 1 83 3 20
45 I 91 I 96 3 73
50 I 96 2 9 4 0
55 2 32 3 21 5 74
60 4 35. 4 9i 7 00
TRUSTEES :
Jnmrs D P Ogden, James Harper,
James Brown, James Rr-yburn.
H W Hicks, Wm H Aspinwall,
A None, Thos W Ludlow,
D A Comstock, Leonard S Saurez,
P M Wetmore, A M Merchant,
Henry K Bogart, John Cry-der,
A Wo'idhull, Schuyler Livingston,
R L Taylor, Spencer S Benedict,
"EC Center, tltchard Irvin,
Tiios B Richards, Lorinsr Andrews.
J A M ES D. P. OG DEN, Presiden t .
A, M . M ERC H AN T, Vice President.
Lewis Benton, Secretary.
Pliny Freeman, Actuary.
Itd The above company havj established on
Agency in Fayetieyille,: and the undersigned are
ready to receive propositions for the Insurance of
Lives, and to furnish forms of Applications. ,
Dr. James T. Gilliam h s been appointed the
Medical Examiner of the Company.
Applications forL'fe Insurance in the Nautilus
Mutual Life Insurance Company, and for Insur
ance against Fireand also for Marine Risks in
the Augusta Insurance and Banking Companv, if
made to us, -will be promptly attended to. Their
rules are' as low as any other good compani' c.
E. L. ft W. WINSLOW.
Firyetteville, J7ar. 7, 1846. 368-lf.
NEW CARRIAGE
"BEPOSITOKT
THE Subscribers take this method of informing
the public, that they have commenced the
Carriage Manufacturing Husiness.
And intend to carry It on in all iis various branches
ta V
Coaches, Coacliecs, Chnriofees
Barouches, Buggies, Gigs -and
Sulkeys.
Of the most modem and approved style. Wi-h
several years' experience bv one of ihe Principal,
in one of the largest Manufacioiies in the Northern
States, they feel no hesitation in saying, that noth
ing shall be .wactingto make tbeir Work equal to
any- pu' P here or elsewircre. They hope that by
unremitted attention to business, to merit a gr ner
00s share of public patronage. They assure the
public that no pains hav or will be spared io pro
cure the best materials I he surrounding country af
fords. They have completed and in progress o.
completion, several Vehicles of tht-Iale.-t fashions,
which they offer at prices in conformity wilh the
present pressure of the times.
rj All Work warranted for tw elve months.
Their Establishment is at the foot of th hill, op
posite Liberty Point.
P SIMPSON & McLAUCHLIN.
Fayetteville, Dec 27, 1845. 353-y
REPAIRING done at the shortest notice.
in the ncntest manner, and at the lowest prices.
CO VI STOCK & CO'S VERMIFUGE. -The
best and surest of all Vermifuges is now
for sale io this place by S. J. Bin--da!e ; Atkins &
Co, Clinton ; Einstein & Bro.. Kin?ti-n ; Bass &
Sullivan, Kenansville; DG IttrK.n,LittIe Rock
fisb; and McDowal fcc-Go, E!iaothtown.
C0NSU3IPTI0N CURED!!
HoMSOPATHT ANJD ALLOPATHT IlAeFlIT 4 cm.
uin ed. Consumption can beruntl are wokjs th.i(
for years have solely been applied to Dr. Tt.y.oi
Genuine Balsam of Liverwort fiom 375 Bowery
to wbic. i invaluable medicine I hey are ptcu.iiiilv
applicable, but have been copkd and used by ctb"
ers. Dr. Tavlor's Balsam of Liverwort has cured and
relieved ever 40,000 ie:sot;s ot Consumption.
Liver Complaint, Coughs, Sptttine of Hlood, t ob's,
uyspcpsia, itheuricy, i'ulpiution, biuiiihiu. lor
which CompUtinls, when taken in time, this medi
cine has for years proved a specific.
v e uelicv that no one should tie of these li.-
cases.and if those who think their lives woilh pr-
serving would at once ut-e tins rnmdy accord. 112
to directions, the repoit of deaths Irom these dis
eases won d raptui) be dunmishcil. Ot thetiu'h
cf this pos:t:on wc are ready and wi.'ing lo sutislv
any inquirer, by the most lonclusive certiticut s.
and by nu nc rous living witnes-es in every town.
w ho prefer r commending the. medicine by word
of mouth to hair!if tfceir mnr.es pebh.hed. One oi
rur pati'-nts recendy cur. i took Uik- Dozn Bot
tles to distribute. Ssnrelv ail coBT.ci!t is here ju-
necessary with r-fcretice toils pei f. 1 1 roTscai v .
AJy brethren of the 1 rolt ssion use ir in their
practice because ila woneeiful cures are ihe ifl ct-?
of pure irenuine Palholo.ical piinei()Ies with
w iiieh the Ouack or Charlaluu has nothing to do.
They may copy, imitate, .wiii let ft il , v.e , but ii is
all they can d i, and are never to be trusted, as
they ate only catch pennies and may setioiisly in,-
pair tne tvonstiiui ion.
Dr. laylor's Balsam of Liverwort is the Imppv
combination of Hou.aiopa' by and Allepaihy. it is
entirely a vegetable extract, and so combined that
only Ihe most minul e doses are taken, of its c n
centrated active principles, whose action is tinlike
all ot her remedies 01 the kind, and are so combi
ned, that this Balsam aflects simultaneously the
circulatory, rrspiratory and sec retory organs, and
increasing the temperature and sction of the re
mote vessels, while it diminishes it in the diseased
vessels and organs of the chest an I throat, thos
giving t-hem an opportunity to heal by aiding na
ture in her efforts to throw off di.-ense. In fine,
this remedy is the only one that can with nn
certainly be reii-d on for cure. Tin re are alw.iv
two Physicians in attendance at the old office, 375
bowery, to visit and yve advice. The P(.or-ie
attended gratis. Buy only as above, and be caie-
iul toavoid countericils and imitations of all kinds
and see Dr. Leed's signature io the ste I plate ia
b' I on each bottle. Leeds & Hazard, Oiu-'ils,
Mi Water-street,
Mr S. J. Hinsdale has just received a onr.ntjiv
of the irenuine, to supplv consumers. Il j. i. be
had also of D. G. Patter-on, of Little Rocktish.
June 27, I8-.6.- 3S4. 6 mos
Seasonable Cloods.
TE1E subscribers bve recti veil in part, and
will receive during the present week, ihe
balance of their
Fall and JVinter supply of
Gl O O E S,
Embracing alarse and general ussoitmcnt, among
11 t 1 -
w hich may oe lounu :
Fine .nd common blue, black, brown, invwdde
green, and mixed broad C.oths; beaver el jjhs; bPk
and fancy ca-simeres ; satlinets; tweeds and Ker
seys ; Kentucky jeans ; satin vertirgs ; silk and
worsted do.; oinbte and fia'd cashmeres ; pin id do ;
cashmrre lobes; muslin dtlains; alpacas; calicoes;
bleached shirting-; blch'dand brown drillings; bel
ticking; red, while, green, and yellow flannels;
cai petings ; serges; fig'd and plain silks; silk
hdkfs. and eravals; gingham-; fine and common
shawls; but tons, combs and ihreads, in great va
riety ; silk and cotton hosiery and glovi-s ; jaconet
and plaid muslins; Swiss and book dftto; laces
and ec'gings; puddings and canvass; -stocks, col
lars, and bosoms ; cotton ard linen diapers and
damasks; Irish linen and lawns; -phrfd linsevs ;
col'd cambrics; paper caml rics andsetieja ; duifd
and twilled blankrts; large Whitney blankets;
elastic suspenders; ladies' and gentlemen's merino
shirts; silk shirts ; apron checks ; dimity; p'laiil
cloakings and c'oak linings; furniture prrits;
white and eol'd plains ; brown linen table cloths ;
fine cloth do ; green berege; bluck vils; corded
skirts; linen cambric ; linen cambric hdkfs; .fine
brown shirtings ami -.heelings; pilot cloths ; low
priced Overcoats ard frock coats, by. the dozen ;
fringes and gimps, for trimming; turkey red; shoe
thread. ALSO
Hats, Bonnets, Boots :'aAd shoes,
Umbrellas,
Together with nearly every article usually kept m
a Dry Goods Store.
As the above goods were bought unusually low
in ihe New York and Boston markets, principally
for cash, they can be-sob! very cheap. Purchasers
will please call and look.
ix. e. j. r.ir.L.Y.
Sept. 26, 1846. 398-Sw.
ODD FELLOWS' SCHOOL.
rnlHE Tmstees announce to the public, that the
M -female School, under ihe supervision of
Cross Creek Lodge, No. 4, will be re-opened on
the i 2th day of October. T.ie deserved r putaMon
of Mrs -Biil'jps, as a disciplinarian and instruct
ress, are deemed sufficient to int-ure the afronae
of Parents and Guardians.
TERMS. Three Do fars and -25 cents per quar
ter, -payable in advance. Owing to the veiy low
rate of Tuition, no d. duct ion will bi made xeepi
in extraordinary cases. Bo ks, &c. furnished free
cf cost.
The Trii-iee5 have no hesitation in rcoo T-fliend-ing
ibis School as one of the very b. el. The plan
ol instruction is 011 the Prut sian prineip'e. Appli
cation to be made ta J M Stedman, Secretary and
Treasurer. "
J WINSLOW.
A. A. T. SMITH, I
D G. MeRA E, I rrttj5.
J. SMITH,
J. M. STEDMAN J
Oct. 3, 184G. J 333 if.
The subscriber would re-
spectluiJy inform the cit7.'-ris of Fav
citevilh and ihe sunoundioj; eoiintry,
that ho may now b-foiir. ol bis
NHW SSTAZIXSHXVrEZvTT
on DonaJdsoit t-tr. t f, c.i.lh fd ihe store
fonoerlv oc cupod hy A'r Jno.D Starr,
Tnheiehe is prepared to make up gar
ments in Ihe latest Paris, Lordon, and
Fayetieville Ftyh-s, snperior in point of cot and
w orkmanship to any lhai can re mud" on imp iew
York principle, and on that b- f!atter bin.s-l that
he is equal to any, being io the regular receipt o
the last -tJes afforded by the fashionable plates of
the trade. DANIEL CLARK.
Oct. 17, IS 15. 4UU tt.
CRANBERRIES.
20 Bushels Cranberries for ss!p bv
JAS. G.COOK.
October 31, 1816. 4R2-4t.
MATCHES,
25 Gro. superior qoaJity, received and for sale
by .. W-PRIOR.
. October Zlt 1846. ';
L Volume 7 JPtambev 405
Poking Fon at the West ; or CorwiS
vs. Jenifer. The followiup, amusinc auec
doie illu.-trale the fai l thai it "don't do" to
poke tun ut our V ek;rii breibreu with impuui
)" - ..
During n finf hm r session of Congress;
Messrs Cor win of Ohio, and Jeuifer of Mary-'
land, were very iiiuuMtte. J'be latter, like all
IMaivl uidern, believes the Eislcrtl Shore "
s Ihe Paiadi--D of the world; abd be was in
ihe h;ibit us .fieii as ippoi tuuilies ofTered, of
'poking fun' at Corwm i.bmrt the Buck
eyes'' mid the State of Ohio generally, fcor-w-iti
bote !hi perr-eeulion puiienily lorn while,
usually however, retutning nhoj ,,r shot ; un
til one day while dining at ihe Piesideul h
Jenifer came down ujiou him m hard, ihat
Corwiu ie-olved lo silence him lor ever ; o
iiing from his .--eaf, he remaiked lbirthewo-i
uot in (he vein for s-toiy telling, but he would
lehio nti im ideiit that orcuned dining tho
eaily part .f hi-i 't4es-ioual career ill a Court
ilou-e in ihe interior of ihe State of Ohio.
He said (hut the Jude had just taken his
.-eat upon ihe bent h, mid u cause was about
to be eoniiiieiiced wbeu a very vhil hailed
old geiiileiiinu came totieiiug inlo the Couit
room, upini 0 -ane in eiih-r hand. The old
man was u-t-oldier ihe levolution, and had
come in to procii'-e a lawyer to piepare hi?
papers, that he might pet his semi-annual
payment. This set vice was ulway ofcouiso
rendered gratis. .
I he paper.", continued Mr Corwin, were
handed lo him, and oiler come of Ihe other
necessary questious, he etinuiied the age of
the pensioner.
in a tremulous shrill voice llio eld innn atl-
wered,
F-o r-ly ti-v-e."
' You do not understand me, old gentle
man," said Mr C. ' I with io know how
old you are V
" I am f-o-r-t-y fi-v-e, young; sir.''
My dear sir, I do not wish to know haw
old you weia when you left tho service, or
when you entered it but I warn lo know how
old von are now?"
I told ye f..rly-five."
Mr Coiwin iheu looked up to ihe Judga
(who was 'himself getting out i f patience,) in ,
despair, and his honor Inking ihe matter in
hand, in a peiemplory maimer lemaiked to
the old gentleman, " I he Couit cannot be de
tained in this way ihe counsel is endeavor
ing to reuder yio a g-ntuitou- set vice, and
you must not triflo with his lime. Answer
his question diiecily. Now, sir, how old are
you V
' I nm forty-five, Judge," again spoke out
the old soldier.
'I will not bear th?- corilempt any longer,"
said Ihe Judge. " If you do not answer ihe
question the iifil liin.- it is put, you shall be
commitled, aged as yu ao. iow, sir, again
f ask, how old are.v-'tt V"
I am Ibity-Iive !" the old man provokiugly
rejiealeiJ.
"Mr IsheiifT, lake him o jail, ihe Court
will see whether ihat v-ifi do him any pood.'
I he old geutleniati was led away, but ju-t
as he was going out of (he door, he raised his
-hand, and partly turning round on his Micks
towards ihe Court, said :
"Judge, the fust ihiily-ssven years of m
life, 1 lived 011 the Kusteru shore ol Alar viand!
You surely don't think God will count tfnri
against me I1'
Mr Jenifer has not been heard to say
"Ohio" since.
Say, uncle IJeu, what sort o' animals is
ihem 'ere pumpkins irml nil over black, a'most
blue, and a little reddish ? '
' Them, Jonathan, aie called egg plants
wegelable eggw.
Kggs ! Well, I should like to see ihetn
hatched, to see what soil o" critter wegetable
am."
CThe colored cook erf a canal boat on
the Ohi canal lately issued a writ f allach
irietit against the boat for her wages. The
defence stated, that n colored person could
no! testify wheie a while peisou was com
cerned. It was dec ided by the Judg-e thai the
canal boat was not a while persop.
Some Scotchmen befog in company wiih'
some English, ihey began lo banter and jeer
one another. Says one of the Englishmen,
'Was uot he a gicat rogue ihat sold hit king V
(meauing Charles I., who fled to the Scots
for protection.) Yes, stiys' the ScatrhmaDf
'but he was a 01 eater Ihat gave the money.,'
Adds another, Bui be was the g'ealeat of all
that cut oft his head.
Blar.ney. This is the name of a caslla'
about three miles fifitii Coik. Adioiniu" lo
the inhabited mansion, there was formed a
large quare lower, with a winding: stone
- aircase to ihe lop ; the floors were all gone,
but ihe stooe rof was entire. It was tho
custom heie for all sltaooeis. who norondcH
ihe lop of the lower, lo creep on their bauds
aud knees to the comer Moue of the hi'he-t
pmnicle, and kiss the same; by virtue of
wnwD, the parties, ever after, were said
lo be eudowei with extraordinary owers of
loquacity and persuasion. I hough uobody
conld have believed that kissing tho stone
had any such mirth ; Bud it accotdius.ly be
came a common saying at Cork, of any
prattliDg fellow, "He has been at Blarney
and hence "the phrase, "None of your blar
ney." Shakspeare was wont to say that he never
blotted out a line in his lift.- lt- 1 .
$6u, I wi.h be had blotted outa thousand.
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