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hi
HIGHLY COaYCEaVT RATED CO.HPOLHD
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For Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Grovel, ‘
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in suA'b suitabie vessels and packages, as the ca.«e may
be, at th I expense and risk of the contractor, and in
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Kidneys, or Sc.xiial Organs, whether existiue in ’ manufacture.
MALK'Oil KE.M.yiiEi ° i ‘-' v'y oiler, a.“ required by the law of lOth August,
From whatever cause they niav have oriinnated ■ a„(i accompanied by a written guarantee,
no matter of bow long siandiilg; giving''Health .ailt! ‘“l/'o' which is herewith given,
vigor to the frame, and bloom to the Pallid Cheek i . . .“ accepted will be
‘ j notilk*d. and the cmitract will be iorwarded as soon
JOx rO THE AFFLICTED !!! j thercafief as practicable^ wbich they will be required
Tr pnr.vs v..rv-.N,vo .vwi n .5 * i o ai- , : e.xecutc withiu ten day.s after its receipt at the post
mnrp.j-ill r'l « - “d Debilitated Sufierprs, and re- office or navy agency numed by them,
moves all the Symptoms, among which will be found Sureties iil the full amount will be required to sign
rock logs. No 10. White pine. No 11, Ash, cypres.c.
.vhite oak boards. No 1*2,15lack walnut, cherry, and
mahogany. No I4. Wbfte ash o.ars. and hickory bar.-
and butts. No 16. Black spruce. No 18. Lignuinvilai
No 21. Iron. No.22 spikes and nads. No 23. Lend,
zinc and.tin. No 24. Hardware. No 27. I’nints, oils.
A’c. No 28. Flax canvas. No 29. Cotton canvas. No
3:», Flax and cotton twine. No 31. Glass. No 32.
I.eather. No 33. Ho.se. No 34, Brushes. No 3‘»
Bunting and dry goods. No 37. Pitch, tar. rosin. . No
38. Tallow, soap, oil. .No 39, Ship chandlery. No JO.
Stationary.
May 30, 1857. 52-lt
PROSPEUTU;^
OF
the: NOUTH CAROIaIX.A presbvterian.
9 12
WM. F. WIGHTMAX & CO.
Cr,E.1IEYT G. IVRIGHT.
Attorney at Law, Fayetteville, X, C.
Office at the corner of Bow and Green streets
FebT 3. 1S56.
.J. A. SPEAKS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATTENDS the Courts of Cumberland, Harnett
tV'ake and Johnston. ’
Address, Toomsr, Harnett Co., X. C.
Feb. 16. 1856. 85-y
BARTirW FULLER,
.Attorney at Law,
PA YET TEVILit, E, X, c.,
May be consulted at the Law Office of Jese G. Shep
herd, Esq., on Green Street.
July 19, 1856. 7-tf
ANDREW J. STEDMAN,
Attorney at tjaw.
Having removed to PITTSBORO. X'. C.. will attend
regiilarly the Courts of Chatham, .Moore aad Harnett
Counties. -
-April 14, 1856. tf
P)R SALE.
844 a\cre3 of Land, lying on Capa Fear River—Store,
Dwelling, Out House.^ all in tir.st rate order. The Store
Indisposition
to Exertion, Loss of
Power, Lo.'S of Memory,
Difficulty ofBreathing, Gen
eral Weakness, Horror of Dis-
ea.se, Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Dreadful Horror of Death. Night
Sweats, Cold Feel. W’akefulne.s.s, Dim
ness of V ision. Languftr, L’niversal Las
situde of the Muscular System, and oflen
Enormous .Appetite, with Dyspeptic Sympioui.s
Hot Hands, blushing ot the body. Dryness of
the Skin, Palled Countenance and Erup
tions on tbe Face, Pain in the Back,
Heaviness of the Eyelids, frequedtiy
Black Spots Flying before the Eyes.
With Temporary Sutfusion and
Lo.ss of Sight. Want of Atten
tion, Gleat Mobility, Rest
lessness, with Horror
ot Society.
Nothing is more desirable to .such Patients than
Solitude, and nothing they more Dread
for Fear of Themselves; lio Repose
of .Manner, no Earnestness, mo
Speculation, but a Hurried
Traftsition from one
question to an
other.
These symptoms, if allowed to go on—which this
medicine invariably removes—soon follow's Lo^s of
Power, Fatuity and Epileptic Fits—in one of which
the patient may expire. VVhe can sny that these ex
ercises are not frequently followed by these direful
diseases—Insanity and Consumption? The records of
the Insane .Asylums, and the melancholy deaths by
Sonsumptioa. bear ample witness to the truth of the.se
assertions. In Lunatic .A.sylums the most melancholy
exhibition appears. The countenance is actually sod
den and quite destitute—neither Mirth or Grief ever •
visits it. Should o souud of the voice occur, it is rarely
articulate.
“With woeful mea.sures wan de.'palr
Low .sullen sounds hi.s grief beguiled
the contract, and their re.sponsibillty certified to by a
United States district attorney, collector, ol* navy-
agent. As additional seenrity, twenty per centum will
will be withheld from the amount of the bills until
the contract shall have been completed; and eighty
per centum of each bill, approved In triplicate by the
respective yards, will be paid by the navy-agent within
thirty days after its presentation to him.
It i.s stipulated in the contract that, if default be
made by the parties of the first part in delivering all
or any of the articles meutioned in any class bid for in
this contract, of the quality and at the time and places
abov*' provided, then, and in that case, the contractor
and his sureties will forfeit and pay to the U, .‘state.s
a sum of money not exceeding twice the amount of
such class, which may be recovered from time to time,
acconliag to the act of Congres.s in that case provided
approved March 3. 1843.
Classes Nos. 1. 2. 4. 6. 7 to be delivered one-fourth
part on or before the 15th May. one-fourth part bv the
20th July, one-fourth part by the 20th September’ and
the remainder by the i.st December, 1858. Classes 3
and 8. the whole by the 15 .Mav. 1858. The remaining
clas.ses be delivered one-fourth part on or before
the 1st September next, one-fourth part on or before
the 1st December next, one-fourth part on or before
the 1st .April, and the remainder on or before the 30th
June, 1858. unless earlier required with a notice of
twelve days, comprising at each delivery a due pro
portion of each article. Class 10 and all following. If
additional quantifies of any of the articles named
therein are demanded; they are to be furniehed on
like terms and conditions previous to the expiration
of th Miscal year, upon receiving a notice of fifteen
day.s from the bureau, the conirnandant of the yard, or
navy-agent.
Form of Offer.
I. , of —, in the .State of-
' at a tine bu3lties.s stand at the Cross Roads and the i ^**a-^*^*‘ Docl^s, who talsely lK)a.>^t of
ubilities and references. Citizens know ard avoid
hereby agrt-e to furnish and deliver, in the respecUv.
^ navy-yard?, all the articles named in the classes h'-re
* unto annexed, agreeably to the provisions of th
schedule therefor, and in conformlt with fhe adver-
i tisement of the Cureau of Construction, Ac., of tho
I 23d of .May, 18.>7. Should my ofter be accepten. I
Debility i.s most terribleT and has brou'dit thou- ' addressed at , or to — ,
sands upon thousands to untimely grav-es, thus blast- signature and certificate.
ingthe ambit.oa of many noble vouths. It can be (Date.) Signature:
cured by the use of this INFALLIBLE RE.MEDY i I h*? schedule which the bidder encloses must b*
If vou are suffering with any of the above distressing to bis offer, and each of them signed by him.
ailments, the Fluid E-ctr.act Biiclm will cure you. Try each article in the schedule the pdee must
it and tie co'* vinced of it.s efficiency. Beware of Qnack set, the am lunt li kewise written in words.
Form of GaAR.4N’TKE.
lal is not to be excelled by any in North Carolina.
Any persoa desiringto purcbivse can obtain further
particulars respecting the property by calling cn
c ther of us .at VV^illis' Creek on the Wilmington Road
15 miles from Fayetteville.
SARAH WRIGHT.
Oct. 4. iS-tf JAMES WRIGHT.
then
and save Long Suffering, .Money, and Exposure.
of
by sending or calling for a bottle ol ims Popular and state of-
and •
Specific Remedy.
teregoing bl t
It allays ali pain and inflamation, is perfectly plea- therein iiii
saat in its taste and odor, but immediate in it.s action.
Elliott,
€ O .n M I S .S I OA* .’'I E R C H A N T ,
FAYHTTKVIl LE N*. C.
Ag‘'nt for Lutterloh St Co.'s Steamboat Line
tyill attenU promptly to all buflin**ss ^nt^e5tr(l to liipcarp.
Oct. 21.1S56. 21-tf
Five sevenths of the FARMING AND TURPEN
TINE L.VND in Harnett county, known as the Parker
an I .vIcNell! lands, joining Wm. Harr ngton*s land on
Upper Little River. There i.s some 200 acres cf the
bestquality of low grounds on the River. The i(p
Ian Ls are heavily tim^^ered with pines, and within six
niiesofthe Fayetteville and Western Railroad.
For particalar.s apply to D Mc.ARTIIUR.
J. P. ROPER,
J. W. McKAY.
Nov. 1856 29, 26 tf
ilcliiiboliPs Kxiraci Biicliii
Is prnpared directly according to the Rule of Pharma-
cy ami Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and
Chemical knowledge and care devoted in its combina
tion. See I’rosessor Dewees’ V'uluablc Works on the
Practice of Phy.sic, and mo.st of the late Standard
4V*orks of Mcdieine.
One hundre^l Dollars will be paid to any Physician
who can prove that the Medicine ever injured a Pa-
j tierit; ami the te.-timony of thousands cau be produced , , •
: to prove that it does great good. Cases of from one tiieir guarantee
; week to thirteen years* standing have been effected. I Date.
; The mass of Yoluntai'y Tesfi Mony in possession of
the Proprietor, vouching its virtues and curative pow
ers, is iinu-L embracing names well known to
Science and Fame.
lOJ.OOt) Botdes have bern Sold and not a single
instance of a failure has been reported!
Personally appeared before me. an .\ldcrman of the
City of Philadelphia, H. T. IIELMBOLD, Chemist, who
being duly sworn does say, that his preparation con-
, in th'
of —, in tb'
—. hereby guaranty that in case tii
of for any of the class. •
.lined be accepted, that he or they will with;,
ten days after the receipt of the contract at the po.-
office named, or navy-agent designated, execute tli
contract for the same, with good and sufficient sure
ties; and in case said shdl fail to eotei
into contract a.-: aforesrid. we guaranty to make goo.
the difference between the offer of the said
and that which may be accepted,
( \ R
Signature of two guarantors, j ^
Date.
\V Itdcss.
I hereby certifv that the above named
D.
are known to me as mvn of eroperty, and aide to mak
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
^t>U THUUN L.ITCRAKV .HER
For the Year 1856. July to December.
TWENTY-THIRD VOLUME,
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ume ofthe SOUTHERN rriTERARV MESSE.NGER,
commencing with the Jii4y No., the Proprietors rely
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circulation, and they beg to a.s.«ure the public that no ' (y jq*;
ex rrtions will lie remitted on their part to maintain '' '
th ? high character of the work, and to challenge the
p itro lage of all who value sterling literary m«Tit.
L or T.venty-One Years, the .Messenger has endeavored
to refl -ct faithfully the Southern mind, while disdaining
;\ii narrow and sectional views, andbas been alone
among the monthly periodicals of America, in defence
of the PECULIAR INSTITUTIONS OF THE
tains no Narcotic, Mercury or injurious Drug, but are Lignumvitfc.
purely Veg'dable.
H. T. IIELMnor..I>. .Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed befon? me this 23d day of No
vember, 1^54 W. P. IIIBB.VRD. .\ldcmrn
PRICE: $1 per Dottle, or .Six for $.5, Delivered to
any Address, accompanied by reliable and responsible
Certificates from Prof ssor.s of .Medical Colleges. Cler
gymen and others. Prepared and sold by
H. T. HELMBOLD,
Practical and .Analytical Chemist.
No 52 South Teuih .St., beb.-w Chestnut, Assembly
Build'ngs. Pbila.
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Take no othert Cures Guarantied.
Jy
Signature*
To be signed by tiio United Stales dis rict Judge.
United Slates district attorney, coliector, or navy
ag'-nt. and no others.
The following are the clas.scs required at the re
spoctive vard.s.
KITTERY. MAINE.
Clas.^NoI. Whitf^ oak logs. No 6. 5’ellow-pin.
plank stock logs. No. li). White pine. No. il. Ash
cypress, white ouk boards. No. 1:>, Locust. No 18.
No. 21. Iron. No 22. Spikes and aaiU
zinC4 and tin. Nd 25. Hardware. No.
Tile Pre.sbyterian Ciiurcli in North Carolina
ha.s long laltored nn(i(*r a serious disadvantage
from the want of a journal to advocate lier
claims and represent her interests. It is esti
mated that only 1000 Pres!>vterian Weeklies
are taken in the hounds of our three Presbyte
ries. 'We have 13,000 Coininnuicants, and it
is .^afe to infer That there are 30,000 Preshv-
teriaus in principle in the State. Oiir Synod
stands fiftii in the Union in point of iinin'bers,
and her meniltersliip is ureater tiian that of
any Synod South or West of Pcnii.sylvania.
Onr si.ster States on tiie North attd South,
neither ot whieli has a meinber.ship so large as \ 37 acres of land on (La 's Creik. listed by A.
ours, pultlish tbe Central and the Soutbeni for E.tate of James I]o!ling>wurtii.
ra
STATE lOP 'SOUIXA-—CUMBEni.AM>
8COIKTV.
Notice is hereby given, that at March Term 1857. of
our Court of Pleas an*! (^uurlor Sens*u;j-^. ihe Sher lf
returned Ibc^ following Land and Town Lois, and «.>b-
Uiiiied an order lo sell the same for the taxes due
thereou for the year 1855, viz:
6.) acres of land on Fay. Western Plank Road,
bsted by John Huukloe, $2 ti7
202 acres uu Piuc-y Bottom, listed bv Watt &.
^ Jordan. ' ^ gj
556 acres on Rig Rockii.di. listed by James Wil-
kin.son,
39 acres on Puppy Creek, listed by James IVil.
kinson for John’ Wil.-^on,
2lU acres on Gallberry li.sted by Hull tV. Jones.
150 acres McRae and iluie land, li.^ted bv Na
than King,
100 acre.« on White Oak. listed by ditto
2485 acres on Carver's Creek, listed bv Jones A
Barbee, for 1854 and 1855.
.> acre.e listed by Thos McDowell.
3 lots in Fayetteville, ou Maxwell street listed
for Joseph Seawell.
1 lot Fayi iteville. North side of Rowan street.
listed by Charles Montague,
I lot North .«ide Hay street, late the property
of J^atrick .Montague.
HiiO acres li.-Jted by Rob't F. Murphy, bis
re.^idenct*. for 185:. .^52. I.s54aud 85.5,
300 acres listed by ditto, for 1824 and l-sSa,
399 acinis listed by ditto, joins Geddy,
216 acres listed by dTt. , Mill Irac’t.
1600 acres East ide Cajie Fear Ri
N ill and Co'in .McFa Iven
IVOH'MEXIX—NO. 95S
.NORTH CAROLIM.AN
J^.^VETTEriLLE.
.V. r.
29
8 46 •
5 65
J
• er. listed by
1
I
) 90 f>:
I
Pre.siiyiL-rian, for tlie.buiio(it
The time luis cgme when
tht
their people.
Pre.shvteriaii
60 acres on Deep Creek. li.^t(d by Amos
for Heirs of James liullingswortb,
4 S acres li.^ted by Jno. C. Vvright,
Churchill Nortli C^arolina should Lkewiso do 202 ..cres liat-'d by Margaret Wright,
her duty to her children. It i.s a conceded and
important fact, tliat hundreds of our ineniliers
wili^ take a State paper who will take no other.
^ Ihe Paper is needed to be the organ of onr
Synod and Presliyterie.s—to elevate and en
lighten the piety of onr inenii'er.slnp by diffusing
evangelical knowlialge—to jiromote the cause
o! Education—to develppo the talents of onr
Ministry, and to strengthen the attaclinK^nt of
onr people to the soil and .sanctuaries of their
own State.
If onr Ciinrch in otlior States, and other
!>'■) acres li^lel by Philip J. Wright
5.59 acre.^ li.-ted by Mary W ight. 4 i
3S.J acres East side Cape Fear River, listed by
RobT Young. 7 j
100 acres listed by Thos. Ilainey, 1 i
By order of the Court,
JOHN McLAURlN. Clerk.
Juno 6. 2t
D nitf
a*ui
^'ixs urcs
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work whose aim it shall be to strike blows in their de
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Sketches, Hovels, Tales, Travels, Essays, Poems,
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And will ^u^bri^ce copious notes on current literature
and review.? of all new American or Foreign works of
g meral interest and yalue. The Editor’s opinions will
be always fearleasly and honestly avowed.
^ The Bu.4!iie.ss Department is conducted by the uadfer-
81/ned, to whom all communicatlous of-a business na
ture mustbe addressed.
M.ACFARL.ANE. FEROUSSON & CO.
Law Building, Franklin Street, Richmond. Va.
•fune 1, 1866. • •
ADAMANTINE and TALLOW CANDLES; fine
and Common TOBACCO; and almost anything in the
Grocery line. Cheap as the cheapest!
G W. I. GOLDSTON.
Fab’y 7, 1857. 36-tf
No 23. Load
43. IJosc
GHARLE.STOWN. M.ASSACHUSETTS.
Cla?s N) 1. White oak logs. No. 3. Whitboak pro
miscuous timber. No. 4. White oak pieces and rud
der stock-. No 6. Yellow pine plauk stock logs. No.
7. Yellow piue beams. No. 8. Yellow pine mast and
spar timb'.T. No lo. White pine. No 1,’. Ash, cy
press, white-oak boards. No 12. Black walnut, cherry.
No 13 Locust. No 14. White ash oars and hickory
bar? and butts. No 15. White oak staves and heading.
No 16. Black spruce. No 18. IJgnumvitaj. No 21.
icon. Nc 22. Spikes and nails. No 23. Lead, zinc,
ami tin. No. 25. Hardware. No 27. Paints, oils, tfec.
No28. Flax canvass. No 29. Cotton canvas. No 30,
Fla.y and cotton twine. No. 3i. Glass. No 32. Lea
ther. No 33. Hose. No 34. Brushes. No 35. Bunting
an dry gocnls. No 37. Pitch, tar, rosin. No 38.
Tallow, soap, oil. No 39. Ship chandlery. No 4U.
Stationary. No. 41. Fire-wo«'d.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
Class No. 1. ^Vhite oak logs. No. 3. White oak pro-
miscu? timber. No 0. Yellow pine plank stock logs.
No 7. Yellow p'ne beams: No 8. Yellow -pine mast
and spar timber. No 10. White pine. No 11. Ash,
cypress, white-oak boards. No i2 Black walnut, cher
ry, mahogany. No. 13. Locust. No 14. White ash
oars and hickory bars and butts. No 15. White oak
staves and heading. No 16, Black spruce. No 18,
Lignuravitro. No 21, Iron, No 22, Spikes and nails.
No 23. Lead. zinc, and tin. No 24, Pig iron. No 25,
Hardware. No 27, Paints, oils, Ac. No 28, Flax can
vass. No 29,‘Cotton canvas, No 30. Flax and cotton
tw’ine. No 31, Glass. No 32, Leather. No 33. Hose.
No 34, Brushes. No 35 Bunting and dry goods. No
37. Pitch, tar, rosin. No 30, Tallow, soap, oil. No
39, Ship chandlery. No 40, Stationary. No 41 Fire
wood.
PHILADELPHIA
PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES Cla.=s Xo 2 AVbite oak plank. No 6, Yellow pine
plaok stock logs. No7, \ellowpme beams. No lo
. ARTMENT, White pine. No U. Ash, cypress, white oak boards.
Bureau of Construction, clqnipmcnt, & Rapairs. No 12, Black walnut, cherry, mahogany. No 13, Lo-
May 23. 1857, oust. No 14, White ash oars and hickory bars and
Sealed Proposals to furnish naval supplies for the ^**^^®* Lignumbit®. No 21. Iron. No 22,
fiscal year ending 30th June, 1858, will be received at Spikes and naiL No 23, Lead^zinc, tin. No25, Ilard-
tbis Bureau until 3 o’clock, p. tn.. of the 23d June i Fo.ints, il», Ac. No 28, Flax canvas,
next. These proposals must be endorsed “Proposals ■ 29, Cotton canvas, 30. Flax and ^tton
for Naval Supplies, Bureau of Construction, Ac,” that i ??’ leather. No 33, Hose. No 34
they may be distinguished from other bu5ine.«:s letters j brushes. No 3d, Bunting and dry goods. No 37,
Tbe materials and articles embraced in the classes ! Tallow, soap, oil.
10,000 !!>>• Tallow aiiferl,
For which the highest cash price will be paid.
Oct. 1, 1856. A. M. CAMPBELL
A CARD.
THE undersigned would re.spectfully inform his old
friends and customers that he can he found at the
Store of C. E. Leete, where he will be glad to sec
them. J. R. JlcDONALD.
Jan. 17, 1857, 33-tf
Cliurclies in this State, can sa |i!y their
•.ers with a religious joaraal, why ni^v not we? eangc-ra bargain.
Are Xortii Carolina Presliyferiaas inferior in | g* A,.-
talent, energy ami patriotism to their iieigliliors ; '
on tliu orth or Soalli, or to Christiaa.s of 1 _
other denoniiaatioii.s at home? \Yith the:
same or better opportnaitics of acen:n]ili.shiiig
this work, sliall vve leave it niidone? In the i
langnaire of one of onr nio.st able and useful
■Minister.s, an adopted son of onr State, “It .
ought to have iieea undertaken 20 years ago, !
int it i.s O'lt too late to iiegin to do riiflii." |
III the la.st two or three nMtitlis. a land of'
■ iiont $5000 ha.s been subseribed as a perina-.
lent capital. At a meeting of the eoiitribntors
leld at Greensborongh on the 14th of .May,—
Rev. .\. 13.liter, Chairinaa,—the P ifier was nil-■
inimonsly located at Fayetteville,, iiadur the'
laine [iiid title of the North C.xrou.va Prks-
nvTEBi’,vs. Rev. Win.. N, .Mebaiie and I’ev.
George .MeXeill were elected Ediinr.s: Rev.:
Messrs, George .MeNeiil, Win. N .Mebane, A.:
Baker ahd C H. Wilej', and Messrs. George I
MeNeiil, Sr., John H. Cook and David .Mur
phy were appiinted an I.xeeitive Coainiiltee, ■
to e.stablish the Pajier and manage its bn.siae.ss |
ffair.s. - '
It is our wish and design to make the Nonrii
C.VROLI.S.V l’RE.sBvrKRiA-N' a journal of the lirst
■lass, equal lo the liest in the eoaiitry in typn-
rraiihien. appearanee and In adapt ilion to llie
waat.s' of oar Ciiiirclics. Its eo'n ims will afford
the latest intelligence, both foreign and domes
tic, and .special eare will lie taken to give a full
and accurate snminary of State ’iieivs. The
name of the Fap.-r is desi'.r!ied to be an expo
nent of its character and eoiitcnts. From roa-
vietion, it will advoeate the conservative, or
thodox, Old School doctrines and order of the
Clinreh.
Onr first appeal i.s to oar own people—to N
C. Pre.sbyterians. Whilst we rely confidently
upon their favor, we trust that the native sons
of North Carolina who have found homes in
other States, and the adopted citizens of onr
State who form so imiiortaiit an element in our
Ministry and meniiicrslii)), will take a deep
interest in this enterpri.se, and .give it their
hearty support.
Terms: $2 per annum in advance, or on de
livery of the first number; $2 50 in six months
$3 at the end of the vear. To elnbs of 25 or
more, |iayiiig in advance and when the Pajier
is sent to one address, a discoiiiit of 10 per
cent, will be allowed. Onr .Mini.sters and
Elders are earnestly desired to act as .4gents,
and all others friendly to the cause will please
assist in procuring as many subscribers as jiossi-
ble, and forward the names, by August 1st, to
tlii.s Office. As soon as 1500 subscribers are
obtained, the fir.st number will be issued. If a
faithful and vigorous effort i.s made in the next
two rnoiitlis liv those IIlio take a lively interest'
Li
The ii:ider:-iigaett, being desirous of changing his bnsi
iie?s. o.^rs liij Drac; Store for sale. It occapie.s oii»=
oftbepiwt lesirable situations ill town lor ?be Wu«
inoin- j lUiss* ^nj p‘jr>OQ desirous of going into the bu.-'iuc'ss
JAMES F. FOULKES-
53-tf
Who Is Confru'rd?
One day, a? the Dervish Almnran, the wisest
of all tile followers of the Prophet, and the
oracle of tlie Chief Mufti of >lnnil)onl, was
ting in n sliadv grove by tiie side of a lailibling
foiiiitain, on tlie shores of tho P.os-pliorns, trying
tn find out tlic true road to linppiiies«, in order
that Iieiniglit benefit Ins fellow creatures bv
communicating the ili.scovcry. his S]ircnlation>
ar : were interrupted by a man riclilv clothed, who,
' approaching, sat down and .sighed hcnvilv, rrv-
ine out at tho vnmetime:
^ “Olil Allah, I beseech thee to reiSfvp me of
.55 life or the Imniens witli which it is laden.”
I .\linoran, who was a sort of amnt Pir of misery,
bocansp it nfforded him the pleasure of ndniin-
i.stering consolation, approached the man of
sorrow, and kindlv inouired the cause of his
grief'.
“Art tlion in want of food, of friends, of
henltli, nr nay of Itiose ;'oriiforts of lift that are
necess.ary to liiiinaii liap|iiiiess? or dost fhoii lack
the ad idee of experience, or the consolation of
|sym]intliy? Speak, for it is the business of my
12 53 I I'c'iow them on my fellow tTe.atiires.”
I “.AIasi” said the stranger. “I require none
•it j of tliese. I have all and more than I want of
everything. I have all the ineaiia of happiness
] n4!’’bl one. and the want of that renders every
other lile.ssiiig of no value.”
‘‘And what is that?” ,n«ked the Dervish.
“I adore the Iieantifiil Zaleman; hnt she
loves another, .and all my riches and honors
are as notliiiig- lam tiie most miserable of
men; my life is a burden, and my death would
lie the greate.st of lilcssings.”
Before Almoran conld reply, there npproarhed
a poor o.ieatnrc, clothed in rags, and leaning
on his staff, bowed down to the cartli with a
load of misery He sat down moaning, a- if in
great pain, and casting his eyes upwards, ex
claimed:
or WI blKi’KG'i ON.
f 'ds Ba i.k has dcclarei a difid^cuJ of ti per cent
out ol the prutiLs oi tiie la.st Si.x moutlie. payable oa
tiie IStb hist.
iulere.st at tbe rate of 6 per cent per annaiii wiH ia-
allowed oa siibsei'iptioiiB to stock iiiacTe alter the I.Sib
iast. till the ue.xt dividend. S. JEWETT, Cadi'r.
June 6. 53-lm
r.ATiorvAi. i^oEirE gazktti?
ibis Great .louraal ot Crime and Ciimiiial.s is in it-
7 welfth 7 ear. and i.s wiiieiy cireiiiated liiruiighoiit th
country, ft contains all the great Trial.'.'Criniiiiai
Cases, and appropriate Edilorial.s on Ihe same, to
getiier wi h iiitortnat.on 011 Criminal JIatUrs. not to
lie found ill any oilier newspaper.
irS, Subscriptious, J2 per Antiiira: $1 for Si.x
.Monui.s. 10 be remitted by ,■Subscribers, (who should
wr. te their names a.id tlie town, eountv and slate where
toey re.side. piaiuly,) " .
To R A .SF.Y.MOCR,
Editor and Proprietor of the
National Police Gazette.
New York City.
June 6, 1837 ty
the
.^Sasosiic Si•rvic^ s.
A Masonic fnneriil sermon will b*,- delivered by tl
Rev. i\ J. Caraway, at tb • Regan Cbincb in RoU-?i-..
county, on tlio (h.ril sabbath in Jiia**, over tbe remains
of ihv iati' Col. Xeill Member? (d St. Alban’s
Lodge, and all other Brciliren who can tuake il cou-
veiiient. are rL‘que>t(.‘d to :mc!id. and iIh: ciiizeji? gcri
JO.S. BItEECE, Eer'y.
May 30 2t Ob?ei ver copy.
eriiilv.
!
TAKL: NOllCR.
TliE .8iibscriber having, at June Term IS.S7, of the
Court of Please aad ciaai ter Se.s-ioiis lor the County i
of Cuiiiberlaud, qualified as .■Administrator upou the
E.'.tate of Viillie F. Moure, hereby not: e persons bar-;
ing claims against the said Estate to present the same j
properly authenticated within the time prescribed by '
law, otberwise this uotice will be pleaded in the bar :
of tiieir recovery. j
Lo btora to the said Estate will please make payment! everytliino I wi.sh, atifl vet I enjoy notliiiig.”
immediately. E. F. .MuuitE. re. - .
June 6, 53-tf
"Allah! homy .star, for I have none other.”
The'Dervish went to him, and kindly said:
"AVIiat aileth thee poor man? I’crliaps it
mav tie in iny power tn relieve thy distress.
W'hat waiitfst tlnin?”
‘'Everything.” replied the beggar, "health,
food, kindred, friend.s, a home—everything. I
am an outcast and a wanderer, destitute of
every ennifort of life. I am .he most miser.able
of mankind; for in addition to my own sufferings
r see others around me revelTiig in these Inxo-
ries for lack of a small iiortion.of which I am
perishing.”
At this moment a third man approached,
with weary steps and a languid look, and cast
ing himself down Iiy the side of the fountain,
stretched out his limbs at free length, and yaw
ning desperately eried out:
"AMahl what shall I do? W'lint will beeome
of me? I am tired of life, which is nothing but
a purgatory of wants, which, when supplied,
only produce di.sappointinent nr disgnsf-”
Almoran approached and asked, "What is
the cause of thy misery?”
" I want a tvaiit,” answered the other, "I
am enrsed with the misery of fruition. I have
wa.sted my life in acquiring riches that have
lirought me notliiiig lint disappointment, and
honors that no longer gratify iny jiride, or re
pay me for the latior of .sutairiing them. I liavo
been cheated into tlie pursuit of pleasures that
turned to pain in the enjoyment, and my only
want is that I have nothing to desire. 1 have
THE uiidersignetl having executed a power of .At
torney tb E. F. .ttoorv, iie ig thereby authorized to make
all setllumeuts for me in iiiy name, and geiitrally to
traiiFtict ail business as I might or couhl do were I'per-
soaally present. J. J. ilUOKE.
June 6, 53-tf
Almoran paused a few moments, utterly at a
loss to find a remedy for this strange malady,
then said to himself:
"Allah! preserve me; I sec it is all the same
whether men want one thing, everything, or
; nothing. It is impos.s'ible to inako such bfcings
I lifipi'Y, ™8y I cal dirt if I trouble myself
NOTICE.
I any more in so vain n pursuit. ’
j Then, taking up his staff, he went on his way.
Tbe Subscriber baviDf;, at June Term, 1857, of tbe j Literary _
Court of Blt-as and Quarter Se>?:ons for Caimbei land |
County, taken out Letters of AdminisTration ou tbe i Dewn with those Hoop Skirts*
E>talc of Dr Benjamin Kobiiison, hereby gives notice '
DARING ADVENTCHE AMONG THEM.
Blit the .skirisl Oli, Venu.s de Medieia! ho^v
can we emijrace them at all? PoKitively there
to all persons having accounts or demande against:
hi? estate to present them duly authenticaied vvlihln ;
tbe time preccribed by law, or this uotice will be ‘
^dtbuA t^'r^rS-make iaiaicdiate ' ^
payment. BB.SJ. K. HUEKE, Adm'r. | have swollen to that extent of fashion that 110
j (ioor is wide enough for them to ]>ass through.
- , . I PERSONS indebted to the late firm of 15. & B. W.' xyillioul considi ralile squeezing. Real belles of
in this work, we will without doubt, be able to Pobin.'oa must make payment or they will find their tl,,. fashion seem like innviiig liells, literally so
in the
hoops.
_ _ _____ knows
B. R. IlCSKE, Att’j. ! •
Presbyterian, Fayetteville, N. C.
Fayettaville, .May 20, 1857
named are particularly described in printed schedules,
any of which wlll^ be furnished to such as desire kto
offer.^on application to the commandants of the re-
spective yards, or to the navy-agent nearest thereto,
and those of all the yards upon application to this
bureau. T his division into classes being for the con
venience of dealers in each, such portions will be fur
nished are actually required for bid.s. The com-
mandant and navy-agent of each station ^ ^ ,
copy “f‘I*® o‘''er Jards, for examina- Sand, straw, ic. No 47, Miseellaneoos.
a loa only, from which it may be judged whether it • ’ ’
will be desirable to make application for them GOSPORT. VIRGINIA.
Offers must be made for tb« w^le of* class'at any * Cfass No 1. Wliite oak. No A YoUow
No 39
Ship chandlery.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Cliiss No 10, White pine. No li, A»h, cypress. No
12, Black walnut. No 21, Iron. No 22, Spikes, nails
No 23. Lead, zinc, tid. No 24, Pig iron. No 25,
Ilardw'are. No 27, Paints, oils, Ac. No 31 Glass.
No 37. Pitch, tar. rosin. No 28, Tallsw, soap. oil.
No 39, Ship’chandlery. No 43. Tank and galley iron.
No 44. Chaiji iron. No 45, Ingot copper. No 46,
NEW ^ODS.
JAM ^ KYLE
June fi.
S3-2t
wliat, which foiiipietely take up tlie .•■iJewalk
and iiiliabit the dress. As for the girl, liy Jove
DBi'ICATIOX OF THE NEW BUILDING I'
Is now receiving his Spring and Summer supply of Bar
DRY GOODS, HATS, BOOTS & SHOES,
Bolting CLOTHS, ic.. all of which, lieing purchased
by fhe case, will be offered by IVliolesole or Retail yt
PRICES.
she seems nowlierel The other day we l.appen-
for PhQMiix Lodge Xo8, A. Y. M., on Wediiesjay*24rh i cd to .see two of the dumpy kind of moving
1857, being the Anniver.=ary of .St.John the Baptist j *‘l)e]ls” of fnsTiioJi going along the fitrcct, a ia
The Craft will assemble at tbe Lodge on tliat day at' pointer stvle—luinds close niid skirts out. At
.. ...kot-r. tL.k • m.. miliatiirc
pineit col-
8 o'clock a. m., where the dedicatory cenmonirspecu- j pact's distant they .seemed like
to the order and the occasion. Will take place. * L, ^ noppc u-f
fter which a procession will be formed to proceed rninuis of silk; at I ' J I * j-
LOW
March 23.
43-tf
DON’T ALL COME AT ONCE!
J. w. i.FVT
Ha.sjust received a large and general STOCK OF
GOODS suited to the Fall and Winter trade, consisting
of a choice selection of
Staolc and Panca' l>l5Y GOOBS.
Boots and S/toes, with almost everything de.'irable in
that line.
PRI.ME F.\MILY GROCERIES always to be had
AT LETT’S.
Goods sold at the lowest prices for GASH, Or ex
changed for country produce.
Sept. 14, 1850. ky-pd
After ■which a procession will be formed to proceed
to a place, thereafter to be designated;) to liear an
addre.-s dy Bro Jiiines Banks, at I i o'clock a. m. The
public are respeclfullv invited to hear the Addrc.ss,
This being finished the procession will return to the
Lodge.
We extend a cordial invitation to our Sister Loilgcs
and all Brothers in good standing, to unite with us in
the services on that day.
JAMES McDANIEL,
W. WIIITEHE.XD,
H. C. LUCAS.
Com. of Arrangemont.
June 6, 1857. 12--W
.None-:.
Those indffbtcd to James .XtePberson. are 'nereby in- ^ ^
formed that all who do not pay up im"' 'lately will | q,, rejoicing tlint such
find their notes and accounts in the haiids^oi an officer.
G. W. I. GOLDSTON. liuetoe.
Juno tS
ogne water and other e3.seiice.s; ift ten paces, a
little lump like a boniiet was di.5cernable tit the
top of the skirt |iyriimid;,at three paces distant
we heard tlie imbedded voice of a female in the
drc.ss; at two paces we di.scovered fou- ringlets
of .slim appearance, resembling cat-liils dipped
in molasses; two eyes of weak and absurd ex-
jire.ssioii, like boiled onions; lips like unto thin
sandwiches with a bit of discolored meat stick-
iiig out, thin and dry, and cheeks rouged witi;
mien film, ■'Cliiiiese coloring.) I’osiliveiy this
was all tliat conld oroete in ns the inipression
or iniagination that the above things, dry
goods, Ac., formed a woman. We moved uf:do
i
not our slinre
"Do'klcr uail-'’
to SUV uothifig of car lut-ro