II O M E
I WUD KNOTT DYE IN WDfTUR.
FAD ID BOCA.
ST THE OETHEB
or THOKT3 w
'gray
I mid not dye in v-intur,
When whiske punchiz HO
When pooty gals air skating
O'er fealds ov ice & eno
When sassidge meet is phrying
& Hickeri knutts is thick!
Owe ! who kud tliink of ever dighmg,
Or even getting sick?
I wud knott dye in spring ticm,
&, mis the turn up green,
& the pooty song ov the lettle frawgs,
& the ski larks arly screems ;
When burds begin thare wobbling,
& titers gin to sprout
When turkies go a gobblering,
I wud knott then peg out.
I wud knott dye in summur,
& leeve the gard'n sass
The roasted lain and butter milk
The kool plase inn the grass ;
I wud knott dye in summur
When every thing's so hot,
& leeve the w hiski Jew lips
Owe know ! ide ruther knott.
I wud knott dye in ortum,
With peeches fitt for eating,
When the wavy korn is getting wripe,
& kandidates are treating.
Phor these and uther wreasons,
Ide knott dye in the phall ;
& sense ive thort it over, -'
I wud not dye a tall.
. - - - -
THE MERRY LAUGH.
D
1
S
1
I iove to hear a merry laugh,
Out-ringing wild and tree,
A3 floats the music of the winds
Across the sunny sea.
The merry laugh goos hand in hand,
With happiness and mirth ;
And at its silvery toned command
Joy nestles round each hearth.
The merry laugh bespeaks a heart
With noble feelings warm,
One that will bravely do its part
l.i sunshine or in storm.
The music of a merry laugh
Sots aged heart aglow.
The smiles gleam o'er the wrinkled brow,
Like sunlight on the snow.
Then let the merry laugh ring out
Upon the balmy air.
And let its gladness put to rout
The bold intruder Care.
What is Folly ?
Ilenr what Martin Luther s-ung,
What Doctor Martin Luther sung,
What the Revrened Martin Luther sung
Who loves not wine, woman, and song,
He is a fool, his whole life long.
NEUTRAL ADVICE.
Let France delight to go and fight,
If 'tis her folly to :
Let Austria cry for "territory !"
With that we've nought to do.
Our shout must be, "Neutrality !"
To F.nglaril peace is sweet :
But friends, that she may neutral be,
Let's Man our Forts and t lect 1
Punch
These Things akk a Ai i egory. V,e read tb e j
following in a North country paper: "Cuiiousj
Story of a Cat." In the village of Tottington, near j
Bury, at the house of Mr Adam lirooks, sexton, may
m ai Ltntetitri a. cuiinnc Lostance of -feline att;tehrucnt.
A cat, which has a kitten three weeks old, about a
week ago caught a mouse, but instead of devouring
the little creature, according to the oi l established
custon, she brought it to the kitten, and they are
.11 linirnr f ,.; r on ilie most atfectionato terms.
nil AnJ--'C,-'--'''-- ....
Puss evinces an extraordinary affection for it, and
appears disconsolate should the moue he out of her
eight. It is delightful to witness the fearlessness
wfth which the mouse trusts itself in the hands of
its natural enemy, nestling iLodf for hours in it?
breast, running up and down its body, and evincing
the most unbounded confidence in its new friend ;
whilst the cat, if possible, lavishes greater attention
on it than on its own off-spring. Hundreds go daily
to witness this curious exhibition, and go away sur
prised and delighted." Surely the editor is palming
off an allegory upon us under the guise of an anec
dote. What can be plainer? The cat is Louis Na-
Tin. t-itten is lctor-Lmniainici. i ne i
lctor-Lmmanuei. 1 1
iiuiwn. . ' ,,l
ii.i.. 'V.V,;..,. i-nr ovriici tbe. attni'b- 1
mouse is xtaty. v..... - . i
ment of cat and kitten to tne mousey &o w-um ,
wait till puss is hungry. Punch. 1
The Queen of the Adriatic in Danger. Think
-,f nbl Venice beinar bombarded ! It seems like cow-
itrdice to fire at its crumbling old walls, its decaying
palaces, and noisome, narrow streets, and its shab
by old St. Marks Tlace. The Venetians, or rather,
the Austrians, are nevertheless alarmed, and have
taken measures to be ready Cor French frigates. The
alarm is to be given by twelve cannon shots from
Fort St. George. At this sign il all civilians are to
retire instantly within doors ; the only exceptions
being in favor of ecclesiastics in the exereise of their
sacred functions, nod medical men. The gondoliers,
and all passengers whom they may at the moment
in questian have on board, are to place themselves
instantly under the orders of the military. Should
the alarm be given after dusk, lights are to he plac
ed at the first floor windows of all houses, public
or private. Poor old Venice ! It is rough treat
ment for its old age. But if French cannon shot
strike the hotel and knock down some of their scan
dalous charges" there are many traveling Americans
w ho will acknowledge and rejoice at Gallic superior
ity. Boston Post.
PIGEONS OF EASTERN VIRGINIA.
It is estimated that 20,000 worth of w ild pigeons
are caught in Essex county, Va., every season. As
they sell for about Jl a dozen, this lawkes the num
ber caught about a quarter of a million. Tbe Salem
Observer gives this account of the way they are
caught :
The pigeons are attracted to particular parts of
the wood by the strewing of grain in an open space
cleared of the bushwood fr the purpose. In this
way, they are not only tolled around the place where
traps are to be set and familiarized with the ground,
but are well fattened before being taken. They are
fed for some time previous to the spreading of th
nets. When a sufficient number have congregated
to make it worth while to entrap them, their grain
5s sutiiMtwl with whiskv. which steals away their
silly brains as it does silly men's brains, and they
Vi.n'rvrrv va i 1 1 1 n irl v Rfrnrvi fipil victims of the trappers.
The net is set in such a way that, by trie use oi
voung saplings or drawing springs, it is made to
jump over the dense flock of fuddled pigeons gath
ered in front of it ; and when they attempt. to rise
they are entangled in th m- sljes. Ihe pigeons,
we are told, when enticed by the gram and whisky,
w ill huddle together in a eompacttmass, as it lor the
eratirication ot the trapper.
..v-vvv . . . - A
1VV nnoo r-rmirVlt in the net. thev thrust their
j i 1 v ,eV,c rd the t ranner. bv
UVil VUVV - - '
neaiu. iuum&u . -- "--t
certain nressure upon tne necK, Kins tnem oie atier
n7herPwtth Jreat rapidity, and with more dexteri-
another with trreat rapidity,
ty of touch than tenderness of feeling.
The Italias Freo. The Committee for raising
funds for the relief of the families engaged in the
war for the independence of Italy, announce that
$4,817 25 have been already received. Among the
subscribers to this noble and patriotic eause we no
tice the names of V. Bolta, $100; O. Fabbrieotte,
$250; M. Pattasaldl, $250 ; Hon. Auu;. Belmont,
$200; Mrs. James G. Bennett, $100; W. H. Aspin--wall,
$100; Tufts & Cooley, $20; and a large nam
ber of subscriptions. N. . Y, Day Book.
The N. O. Chamber of Commerce is In correspon
dence with simnar bodies in London, Liverpool, and
i (he Uuitfcd States to agree on the proper weight
ft barrel of Eoftin.
fllAKEN FROM MY WAGON, on Wednesday even
1 iuir last, about sundown, by D. B. Roberts, a large
HORSE, generally known as a flea-bitten gray
I will give tDe above reward or ior me uenvcij
of the horse to me at the Shemweli House, or at my
shanty, twenty-two miles from Fayetteville, ori the
Central and Albemarle Plank Road. D. B. Roberts
went from this place to Wilmington, thence to Rich
mond, Va., where he is supposed to be now." Any in
formation concerning the above will be thankfuliy re
ceived. Address . HOLLAR.
June 11. (d-lw w-lm) Fayetteville, N. C
r",UE next .! on. in this Instution will commence
A. on Wednesday, the Kxh July next. The facul
ty same as la.-t session. It is very desirable that
all should coiije in promptly &t the beginning of the
session.
D, JOHNSON, Princ::al.
June 25 4w
V
FINE Article of French
and Cognac Brandv.
J. R. McbUFFIE.
J. V. For sale by
ISTILLERS GLUE.
For sale by
J. R. .McDUF
IE.
3 L RE DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
For s-.ilf ''V
R. Me DUE FIE.
J.
CUPPEIINONG and MEPEIRA
WINE.
R. MlI'U
For sale by J.
TIE.
J)ACON! BACON"
eagon:::
1-'
r Sitl'1 )v
J. l:
. McL" L'i- i iE..
JURE CIDER
VINEGAR. For sale by
J. R. McDUFIIE.
Y
GOOD VRT1CLE OF OD FISH. For pale by
J. R. .McDUF FIE.
4 DAMANTINE and TALLOW CANDLES.
j For sale by J. R. McDLFFIE.
II'
ERRIN.S! II FJRRIXS V. IIERHIXS !!!
For sale ly J- R. MeL'L r i- lb.
R. COFFEE. TEA. MOLASSES, BUTTER
SUG
l:
Alii). TOiJACCO. SNLIr. aul many oilier
articles geuerally kept in the Grocery line, 'or sale by
June 1. tf-w J. R. McDUIFlE.
TT1
i ,tv?. ? ,
9 9 ,?
FEMALE
H
1 G II
SCHOOL.
TlIIE Examination Exercises will commence on
Tii'-sflay July the 5ih. at o o'clock, 1. .M. The
Annual S'.niioa will be preached at Light, by Rev.
A. Weaver
1.',.!)? P Oleic. Esq.. of Oreoncboronch. will deliver
the Literary Address on Wedio sd,.y v-uing.
On 1'burstliiy at 1 0 o'clocV A. M.. tin? Graduating
Ext rc'e 'vi'.l "lake place. In the evening, tin-re will
be a Concert of Vocal a-id LtMrum.Mitai Mus o.
WM. K. BLAKE, l'rine'pal.
M iy 27. w-tf
I HAVE associated with me, in this line. Mr Jolm
K. Dailev. and will style the firm OR K I LL A.
DAILF.V.
We have purchased ihe Steamer Sot thfrnei:. and in
a few dys. will have a New Flat employed with her.
Those favoring us w'.th their patronage may rely
upon pro'n.it despatch, by applying to Mr. Bailey on
board, or to me at my oiace.
R. M. ORI! ELL.
R. M. ORRF.LL
I-larch 2C. 18:9. -tf.
JOHN K. DAI LEY.
li
4000
LBS NORTH CAROLINA BACON ;
(JDUU lbs. Baltimore Sides ;
2500
25
25
25
500
15
Just received,
June 10, 1m-
' Prime Leaf Lard ;
Lbis. Mess Fork ;
do. Extra No 1 and 3 Mackerel
do ' " 1 iierring ;
11. s Extra No. 1 Cud Fish ;
llhds. Prime Molasses,
and will sell cheap for cash.
W. C. TF.OY
v..
TERY SUPERIOR SALMON.
selected e.-p
T for retallins-
25 dbz. Extra Beef Tongues.
3 Firkins Choice Goshen Butter.
Just receied at W. C. TROY'S
June 10. -I'n
State of -XTcvtl) CTaroau,
ROBi:r-ON COUNTY.
Court of rieas and Quarter S( ssh-iis, 31
"J
Term.
Henry Bra.-'.vell and otLcrs
vs.
Vrheat Braswcll and others,
Petition for sale of slave for Partition.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Wheat Brasw'ell, Ashley Braswcll. Lotty P.rav,eil,
and Dailinir Braswcll. are non-iesid'iits of this Stat ' :
It is therufore ordered that publication made in tiie
North Candinian. a ptiper published in the To n of
etteville. N. C. tor six wi.-eks. notuvuig sa;u ie-
fondants t
iji'ieur at the next 1 eriii o! tii.s onrt
to be
.urth
. i uu-
bt,w .Jt ri;urt !iVIf!,; in ijUIi,
Monday in August tvxt. t!e-n a n
rtoii. on the
there t.i rb
swer or di 'iiur to said i-ietiiion, or
iu. lenient jwo ?un-
fesno will be rendered, and tne
saine heard tr jarte
as to them.
Witness, John II. ITartman, Clerk of our sail Couit.
at Office in Lumberton. the 23rd day of May. A. D
J. M. 1IARTMAN. Ci.eiik.
June I A, 1S."9. -v-6t. pr. advr't $3.5.
J5tate if jNTcrtl) Carolina,
ROUESON COUNTY,
Court of Picas and Quarter Sessions, May Tern;
1-03.
Joseph Thompson, Administrator,
vs.
Alexander II. Fulmore and others.
Petition for sale of Real Estate.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court thai
Peter llatlie, ai d wife Ann, 'Joseph Fulmore, Uobcit
McTyer. and wile Caroline, the heiis at law, ot E'.iza
bethTowiisend. and the heirs at law of John liKiuore,
all reside beyond the limits of this .Slate : It is there
fore o: derod "siiat publication be made in the Norih
Cai-.'.Wiiia:i. a paper published in ihe Town of Fayette
ville. N.C. fi r six w et Ks, iM-tifying sail! d feinleuts
tu be and appear at I lie next term ul this Cm it to 1 e
beid at the" Court Hou.-e in Lumberton, on the -iih
Mondav in August next, then and ihe re to plead an
swer or demur to said petition, or judgment j ro eoi
ftsso will be tendered, and the tame heard x p ite
as to tii; in.
Witness JohuM. Hartman, Clerk ot our said Louri.
. ii... .-1..,- f- A I" A !
at, ()mce in Lumoenou, me "j1 -
l8.-,g. J. 51. UAKT-MA.N. CLFEK.
Jur e 18, -6w pr. of advr. $.5,25.
tc of xsavll) Carolina,
yiai
KOBESON COUNT i.
In Efj-a!-.
Janes Bra-well, Solomo;? lbuier and wi"s Mary, Sam
uel Butler and wile .MiUy, C'.ui on Yelmuton and
wife N.incy, Kenneth Braswell. lienry Braswtll,
Wheat Braswell. Lotty Braswcll. Ashley Biaswtll,
Darling Braswell, and Allen Braswell,
vs.
Aaron Braswell, the heirs at law ot Darrl braswell,
deceased, whose names are unknown, and the heirs
at law f Susan Braswell, deceased, whose nanus
are unknown.
It appearing to my satisfaction tbr.t Aaron Braswell.
and the heirs of D; vid Braswell. deceased, whose names
are unknown, and the heirs of Susan Braswell. deceas
ed, who married William i'-raswell. deceased. hose
names are unknown, are non-residents of the State of
North Carolina, they are hereby notified to appe?s at
a the ne.t i erm ot tne court oi r-qui j
to be heli; lor
rtw fn.i3 t the Cnnrt . Ilmise
. w-- - - - -
in Lumberton. on the 4th Monday -bomber
and nlead answer or demur to a Petition hied in said
Court against them, for the sale of a tract of Land ly
ing in the county of Robeson, of which Pegay Bras
well late of tfeeeaid o nty. died egized and possessed,
and of whom said plaintiffs and defendants are heirs
at law ; otherwise tbe same will be heard expaTte and
a decree be rendered pro confesso against them.
E. S. FRENCH, C. &. M. EQ,
Jane 18, lS59.-w6t pr. adv. 5.25.
rifl-n ig "Warrants,
CIVIL and State, just printed ar.d for pale at the
r " CAKOLEStA" Office
BLANKS OF ALL KINDS FOB kali, ai
Seventy-five ceuts per quire, any number ovei
of i five quires sixty cents per quire. At the
1 siii.JlX.iki,Li
CITICE.
(SUGAR COATED,)
ARE HADE TO
CLEANSE THE ELOOD AND CURE TEE SICK.
liivnlUls, Fathers, Mothers, Physicians,
FltilaulhrouUls, I ei their KflVcta,
null judge of their Virtue.
FOR THE Cl'RE tF
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Stomach.
llnsEURr., Pa., May 1, bob.
Dr. J. C. Ater. Fir : I have been r jx-atcdly cured of the
worst headache anj' ldy can have ty a dose or two of your
Piils. It seem to arise from a foul stomach, wliii they cleanse
at once. If they wiil cure otliers as they do me, the fact ia
worth knowiug. Yours with great rvFpect,
Er. VT. l'REBhK, C erk of Steamer Carion.
J?il3ons Tisorders tind Liver Complaints.
KSPAUTOTNT Of THE 1 TEPIOB, WASHINGTON, i. C, 7 i'eb.,lb55.
Sn: : I h;ive ytmr Viil in my pnerat and hospital prac
tice ever aiiie y --u i:tade thei;i. ai:d c:'.ii?iot h-sit:te to say they
are the tet cntharrir w' t rripi'-y. Their reiruiiitiig action on
tie brer is quick and di ckini, c nroquently they are an ailniir.
ble remedy I t U( rar'tuients of that orcan. Indeed, I have
gehi"iu found a rase of bilv us iitr me so obstinate that it did not
readily vie! i to them. r ritteruaily vfois,
AL:XZO BALL, 51. E., 11. yi,-ia n f Ike. Marine. HotyUdL
Dysentery, SloiMXj and IVorms.
I'OrT till' t. HiBiXANB, l.iv. . Mich , Nov. 16, ISfS.
Ip.. ATt.K-. y-'iir i-iils ar..- the j-eriectton of medicire. They
have iii'!e n.v v. il'.- in- r-- -.n : t'j-t!i 1 van iAl you. ?-iie had ten
Fi.k Kiel .i-.rji aw ay i' r n..n;i.i. Wetit oft to loctr-d at
prcat i'sj.eiw, hut r ;o ! letter. Mie Then c ni!noo.-fu i.i.yi'g
yi.ur I ihs- i.j. ii
of wurai- idindf f
i. cuxi ii nt-r, I.J ex;ieliiE wi;i- i" 'i"i"'
her U-H. in ui'ter:u-d-'cured lierand
l.i .iv Jvsei.-. ry. of our noiiriibora
;jV. tuied i.im ih ov.. do.-es .f your Vuf ,
:.- ...-.id li.-m f.ve t twtnty doliars doctors'
tii',.-, v. iUn.iit I -ims cured mitiii ly even
oi:r tM. c!c
had it !...":. :
v;i- i.r';"!'?
hi:!.-, and h
llieli. .e..l
, ... i
alu
: -Tee.
n:i;
a Iii-iitcitio a:
ii ieil iic! e.
ft: or :'-"l
.-. .. r.
v ins. vhiiii is aL:iia!y pooa ana
til-:i. .'. URlI'FiX, !' ti master.
iiinovity of the Hlootl.
ar $;!!' -aiih extiaLr.iil:.'iry success
Vl:. A
IK: I
iu my taiuii;. t'ei ,ii.
Ti re.-::i:.'i- t'.i- O.-.'i
are tie- V, ! -.-t rel
..-! I aui called to i.-it iu
iin trees
f diri stii.n aii.t .uriiy roe urnuo
j , ';-. e ever Kie v. ii. and I can confi
(iently tr.-uiljl thclli to 1JIV
'iVafsavv, Wy
Tir-.B ?:m T am o m y-uri.
lirid :!. -in ai, . xc iicut pur.i::'
friends, lours, J. . til.'lt3.
r- .. n. v..
tie I'iils!!
Iwause toe
t. 24. Iai5
firaet
teiii e.i.u pu
rify
I..iiiit.".i.is cil trie u;uju-
JOT!
.f!)A5T, M. r.
Prvsiaiias. Prrofula, Kins
il, Tetter,
Tumors, at:-.l S;i
PVi.n a Wirtcur.it i.p A'-:'?
Dn. Avt:a: Y-mr 1'iiis are. the .a
i;!ic;n:i.
x-. ...,,, n.. 4. 3? &6.
n r.i' al) that i xifnt in
.lighter ui ul; el. i;s -erea
niedii ine. Tii-y c:
np..n her baieis and t.
Hei mother lias been !
arii
hat i. id pieved inmrai'le fi.r years.
:l .lisly alT irre.i w ; i 1 M. tehe a.lid
her iiair. Afler i-itr ciiiid wa. cured,
d tiiCV lliiC CUi .il hei.
ASA Mt.'RORTBGE.
pimj ii'S on her .hi
she also tried 3 our
u an 1 ;
I'ili.-,
I?heami tira?
Neiirrl-
, am: ?
11. (.v., .1
FI-IU ie A' r. I'r. r,1V: I ...
lfI.A.-Kl iiiiL -
N .A
.'an. 0, lN")f..
lie! y ior skill
n. A t id -.et-
HnMOKFP PlR: tiitl::I be HI.; ;.!. :;;
has t.:-(ur.rht mo if I lid net r ..-it :.iv .
tied in my limr s and hren'iit -.n t s.TU
which end.-1 in chreidc 1 iietin.e'i
the best !l ici;;!is. l!:e liiHiisc tir.-vv v. i
tile adi(x- ot yei.i eAi eil'-iir ae,i nt in I'.
I tried y..or i iiU. '1'iieir etle' ts ' ...re
sencring in the u e of them 1 am ia.w t
SeSa'tR C!l-TDiR. JS -ON Ko:
ii.r th.
: t"
la
: iriny: reni-aivii.
i.ains.
ot i hshuiii:!'" 1 i.!. 1
se and wii ie. '.;:.Tii. t-V
.;.ii... e. Ijc. Mm
i keirie.
-s. .w. hut sine,
exitireiy Weil.
l-r.E, ht.. f; Dec
B j.er-,IK-5.
Pi-.. Ayek: 1 have h,
matic Gout a j ainiul
11 I'Y v an- l'ili.-
of l;;.. u-
that ha.
t af.,ieted nie f
V I.N ct; NT .-1
r v- a i ?.
i (" i l l..
Fr I?rojsy, I'lethor!, or Ji:i!ied t o-i.s
1li;i:ts, lc-'iuhing an actle pur.e, tliey a;e an extLdieut
reiii.-dv.
For Cofivrress or Corstr.fiiis
no a
liifti2et' Fill, they are itreen! le and t :i'c. 1 n
Fits, S; nrrrssiioii, I'nrriS vsis, It;!;:
al.
n;rr..'itiou,
Sr.d ev, 11 in 1 3 ss s , ai:i lTe.itii;l ii93l,i31C;
cured l.v ti:e alterative iic'i" 11 ol These 1'itjt,.
a-, e in.eii
M.n-t
f the fiilii in market contain !M err urv. v. hicli, aihooph
a valie.Me
frnlil t!ie d
tkiUH ue.
elliedy in l-kiifu) iiallds. is .iHiitre.'- Hi ill a i-eddie .i.l,
eadt'ui eiio.-e.ua lieeri ili..T I'reyaeT.tly f II nv its iiieail
Tlieso contain no mercury oi' xuiuerai sulntauce
whatvver.
AYEFS CHEiunY PECTOBAL
rOll THE RAi'ID Cl'Kli OF
t'OI GIIS, CI.I?i, HOIKSESKSS, IXKI.T'ETJ
ZA, CKOXCHITI!, AVIIOOPIXG COtGH,
CiiOtI, ASTHMA, I5CIP1E5T
COXStJIPTlO A ,
nn.l for the relief of cimsui-etive ia';eiit.s in nJ Tin ceil stages
of the di-e:t . e.
We th -.i nut pjienk to the puMie of ita virtue. Thioiiphor.t
everv town, and ulmuHt every l.iiiulet of the .Vniei ie::n States,
its Wonderful cures of pulmonary eomiilaints have made it al
ready known. Kay, few are the families in any civilized coun
try on this continent without some personal experience of its
effects; and fewer vet the coniniuimies any where which have
not amniiz them some living trophy of its victory cvi r the sub
tle and daiic-rous diseases of the throat and hinirs. V. bile it is
the most '-owerlul antidote vl known to man tor the f.irmeia
Me dangerous diseases i f the pe.lllii.liary oi sms. it is also
the p'.easaiitei-t .".ml safest remedy that can lie employ, d tor in
fants and vounit persons. I'arcnis should have it in store
against the "insidi. .us eneniv that steals upon them unprepared.
We have ahundant ereunds to l. lieve the Ciiekkt 1'cctokai.
saves more lives hy the coiisiinip'ions it .revent than those it
rures. Keeji it ly you. and cure yt ur adds while they are ctira
le. nor neglect them until no lmmaii skill can master the in- ,
exorahle canker .hat. fa.-t.-e-! on the vitals, eats your life away.
All know the dreadful tataiity of lunft disorders, an4 as
know too the virtues of this remedy, w Msd not to mer Until
assure them it is still m.ido the best it can he. We spare-no
cost, no care, no toil t . produce it the most prrfeet possible, and
thus afford those who rely on it the best agent which our skill
can furnish for their cure.
TBEPARED BY DR. J. C. ATER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, 2Iasa.
AND sold is Y
Feb'v 19,
i 1 1 lev i ui
. N. C.
o,rz. one
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CLASS
CLASS
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2.000.
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P-.b:e? of Sl.Oii.1 are $5.0HQ
10
500 are
- 1U.0C0 is
a.oOO is
' 4.000 U
l. 3 000 ia
" -2 eoe is
1.500 .i
' 1101 U
400 are 800.
" S'.'O are 600.
iOO are 400.
150 are 7.000.
100 are 10.000.
or. are 9.500.
100
1 ;0
1C0
&o are S.OOO
APPROXIMATION
pr;2..s or" fj.i'l piroxini:iti;i;J to f !
Pr:-fs ..t'l .l 1. 1.' I'Oxi Ulll' i'-lri -
PHIZES
00.001 j rize H r
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J?.fi0
6.00
500
400
640
S40
400
3i0
8.000
20.060
4PrizeS Gl- approxinritin..
4 Truts of 1-C a.';-rrxir,tiiiIr
la
t)
10. 0 J0 pr'ze
5 000 vrizc
are
ii'f
8 Prizes of 60 ar
to
4 l 00 fi'ize are
o.n-.io priz'i are
i I '00 I r'ze tre
1- 'O0 Proze u'e
8 Fr'.ze- ot" 0.1 npr.i-oxlui.ilii to
S Prizes of 50 anri-uii-.ritiLiz to
S Prizes of 4,) aj i poxim.iliu
400 Prizes of iu are
23.000 Prize t i are
to
Pr!
zi'S nooirat
to -
. - - - $3i36,040
ill be sold at the fol-
Ortificatc
lowiug rates.
Certificates
; of I'acit!
ii ich is the
r. s w
,f i'aekaues
f 1 0 W 1
de Tickets
11) Kail
' " 10 Qaartr
" ' lu Eighth
30
15
50
IN ORDERING TICKET OR CEIITIFICATLS.
Enclose the m-ncv to our 'address for the tickets
ordered. on receipt of which they .will be forwarded
by t let mail. Purchasers can harsticketa ending in
anv figure thev may designate.'
the list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers immediately after the drawing.
All communications strictly confidential- :,
Orders for Tickets of Certificates, by Miil or Ex
press, to be diieet3d to .
aicKlXXEY & CO., Savaaaah,'Ga.
May 7, 1853 -ti ,,
"OB WOHK EXECUTLD IN F.VERf
the art at the CAROLINIAN
STYLE OT"
OFFlCE.il
TTLL HEADS neatly printed.
nn Itta Mitt lhiwfc' vt
XJ on a
ti half cT(-t ruled for Lhe rmrnnpe. Give ua 1
call at tia CAROLINIAN QITICE.
Tii iiii'l r& MKH BOUX.
1 v PROPRIETORS. .
Ttt 'fe magnificent Hotel hus been enlarged to nearly
V t e.Ki Fta ririnal size, an addition of eighty-eight
fept bVing been added on Railroad street, thus pres
enthTa imposing front .immediately in view t the
Ab?verS of this Hotel (which is Hree stories
.vr f towards the Ocean two hundred and
flltffcj Ml.m J
elghm. feet, affording a
TleliIitfttl Promemde.
t- h; ta.nd roint the beholder can scan the Ocerm
F'W.tfrSne Sound in the South-west, the
I? , :th"ati its shiooins. Fort Macon and three
i . 'ir..i. in the South-east, affording a rauge of
Liism "uc"
Ocean centrj'.
-hat ls scarcely else-where to be met with.
I "hptitYt'viiitetHleace of tfus Hotel will be in tne
!h4KfMrH. ER AM BEET. (f-d in rly of the Fay
1 ' ;,, i n ii.wp tas e ar.d skill so eminently
vtbe. . . : ,v oil h.i irnpfita f ic 1 oc if tl.ci'
qualifies him ior maivis, " j
W TiietrmU tbe country coald afford have
Ken secored-t 1 " . - .,, , , , -
Tb wb stop with us wul never be at a loss for
U Creation and Entertainment.
O.r- teamboat will make regular trips to Beaufort
r lilet the Fort, and often on extra excursions,
' while our
BAND OF MUSIC
Vfill i ever U'SCOUrS! ng svx ecu wiiiius "v. -
1 of 'hose who shall favor us with their company.
Our "liA-Kv will furnish choice liquors of all kuids ;
our IHliakp Room is in goo t order, and our BowLixa
'Ax i ky wilt be constantly open ftr the entertainment
of tim'&S a taste for t"bese nealthful exercises J
f-ipTfniagtizines. ar.d periotlicalspublished.
1 rr-i 1 Til 2 1
, ;-' inetu'K win niiu vuv
IJA TISING HOUSES
a matter of great comfort and a help to better health.
We feel assured that 111 every respeci v e can give
entire satisfaction , we sn tu. tu ie;it, l.lle uu ikuhs
to do oar jWhole duty, that all our guesis may re-
ceive all possible attention !
T.lKESOTItE!
As the train arrives after dark each evening.
r.orToas o-6ing to Beaufort will do well to stop over
pio-'ht at" Carolina City, as they can be conveyed,
wherever Ihey wish to go. the next day, in a steam-
it or sail-boats, and tlius ue savea me irouuie ui a
disagreeable night trip across the water.
Carolina City, May 14, 1859
2m
Turpentine! Turpentine! Turpentine!
qa iWW TUB BENTINE BOXES on and near
OU.U U U the Bail lload. about 5 to K miles from
Fayetteville. will he rented on good terms to any per
sun wishincr to end
iark in the business
Also, u oood
5AW and GUI ST MILL, and two small
FARMS.
Also, two of the RICHEST FARMS in the County
of Cumberland, one about one mile from the Market
House, known '-as the Bailey place ; the other about
nine miles from town, known as the celebrated Ashe
Lands, which h is 2.50 or lion acres cleared land, which
if properly cultivated, will produce an average of 30
Lush-ds of Corn per acre.
.Those wish in. sr to rent said lands must apply soon,
or they cannot be rented.
For'part icnlars ay ply to C. E. Lcete, Fayetteville,
who is authorized to rent in my absence.
a. n. Mcdonald.
Fayetteville, Feb. 8, 1859. -tf
JFOtt SALE-
9$ CST FINISHED. A SUPERIOR STILL CAr and
tt'OBM to work fifteen Barrels, which I will sell on
rta.-onuble term. Apply soon.
JAMES MARTINE.
i Fayetteville, May 19, T)9. w-tf
1 FRE8II ARRIVAL..
5331 3
J. W. LKTT
eeeitd a large and general Slot K
it S ,,i ffl. m,Uofl rn thft Rl'RINfi A, SUM.MLli
A XL. iy, KM Wl civaawiu - -
trade;onststing of a choice selection of
, Staple anil Pauey DK.Y GOODS,
Boats and Shoes, with almost every thing desirable in
that line.
riimc Family Groceries always to be had
AT LETT'S.
Coods sold at the lowest prices for CASH, or ex
changed for country produce.
August 28, 1858. ly pd
iLSSBTS 62.
rpiII3 Company has been in operation more than
L six years, and has paid its Fire losses, amount
ing to S'i:.524.87 without any assessment ; insurance
averaging its meirbers about i per cent.
Amount of property now insured, $1,563,490.01
Amount premium notes now on nana, t ,t jo.uo
DIRECTORS :
Gcorie McNeill,
D.A.Kay,,
H. L. Myiovcr:
S. W. Tillinghast,
1 lenry Lilly,
N. A. Stedman,
S. J. Hinsdale.
S. T. Ilawley,
V. N Tillinjjhasl,
A. A. McKethan.
J. D. Williams,
James C. Cook,
A. W. Steel,
James Kvle,
Hon. J. G. Shepherd.
R . F . B r o w n , W i 1 m i u s t o n .
Hall. Wilmington.
T. S
AVm.
Lutterloh,
McLauriu,
A. L.
S OFFICERS:
f C.KOIU'.K McNKII.Ii, PRKSIPEXT.
f D. A. KAY, VICE PRESIDENT.
V C. A. MCMILLAN, SECRETARY.
J. Collins and C C. McCruinmen. Travelling Agents.
The Oomnanv invite applications,
' iMay 19;;IS50.
wly 'r
SAN JPORDS
R INVIGORATQR !
'renartti hy ir. Sanfoul,
CO'SPOUXDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
S OV52 OI M'HU BET Purgative aiid L.lver
. Medicines now before the public.
r One dose often repeated
-all morbid M'ibad matter
Pi
0
is a sure cure iorLhoiera
Morbus and a preventive
of Cholera.
Oaly one bottle is
need d to throw out of
tbe system the effects of
medicine alter a long
sickness.
One bottle taken for
Jaundice removes all sal
lowncss or unnatural col
or from the skin.
One dose taken a short
time before eating gives
vigor to the appetite and
makes the loud digest
well.
One dose, often repeat
from the system, supply
ing in their place a heal-1
thy flow of Uile, mvigo
ratincr tbe stomach, cans-
am food to" digest well,
a. ii . . 9 ( ,
sfiviug tone and health rf
to the whole machinery.! t
reraoviu? .the cause of
Of fj
the disease effecting
Uillious attacks are Q
ter, prevented by trie
occasional : fie of the
Liver Iavigerator-
One dose after eating
is sufficient to relieve
the stwmacb. and prevent
the food from rising and
souriu;?.
inedese talven before
retiih:g"prevents night
0
H
H
ed cures Chronic Diar
rhoea iu its worst form,
while summer and bowel
nlaints vield almost
to the first dose.
i A few bottles will cure
rmnsv bv exciting the
mare, ej;
Only one dose taken j
al uirht !ooens the bow
els gently, aud cures
cnsl ivenrss.
Outj3ose taken after:
w .
absorbents.
We take pleasure in
recommending this mett
icine as a preventive for
Fever and Ague. Chill
each meal will cure ds,s-i
pepsia.
- On:rdose of two tea
spoonsfnl will alwaysre-
Fever, and all Fevers of
a fJillius Tpe. It op
erates with certainty and
H
thousands are willing to
testifv to its wonderful
lieve Sick Ilradacne.
Only oue dose imtnedi-,
ately relieves colic while
virtues.
All who use it are giving their unanimous testimony
MiTXti. in the Tnnutli with the Inviirorator, and
swal both together Price One Dollar per bottle.
DbX5akwrd, Proprietor, No. 345 Broadway, N. Y.
. Ibi&ned bv all Drusreists. holO also dv
f-T Dr
S.J.HINSDALE,
J. N. SMITH.
Fayetteville, N. C.
; x ?ca zi ieoo.
Li 1?
t
M $M ?M
Q,-9 C WV?
lzp
1 I I 1
Vx
Si? l&A
5.' 5S" cy. s
g3 ftg f0i
3- T
A NOVEL STITIjE
OP
KBJT
3 en
DEDICATED TO T11K GREAT CHESS PLAYER
I? AXJL. St O II 1 II Y ;
FOR SALE AT TUE " BAZAAR OF FASlilOX.-
A. McKlIMt).
Fayetteville, April 23. -tf
dbo.
l ik'TIVK is now reeeivinir a laru'C ana
general assortrnt-nt of every thing iu the above lin
ALSO
A m ime article of Rio. Lakiiira and Java COFFEE
Crushed and Brown Snjrar ; Sugar House yrup
and
Molasses.
All of which is offered on as good terms as can
had in this market.
Nov. 27. tf
The Old Dominion
HAVING become indispensable to all who have
tested its value,
IFItl'iSi! SCPP L Y
Has been obtained, among which is a lower-priced ar
ticle, viz : viz 2 qt. at 1 o') and o qt. 1 lo.
A LtO
TRIVETS For this Coffee Pot (or boiling vessels oi
auy sort,)at 25 cts., IRON COFFEE l'OT MATS,
(or stands) at 15 cts.
" We record our ow n opinion formed only by d-iuk-
inec the coffee made in this Coflee Pot ; bet thoe
more immediately connecsed with its preparation, are
perfectly delighted with the simplicity and economy
of the process." Southern Guardian, CoiuiuVia,
So. Ca.
For sale at. the
CROCKERY STOHE.
W. N. TiL LIN Gil A ST.
May 14,1859. -tf
rjIIE very thing that was needed in
1'aveiteville a
.. Vaii'M-sdell
1 sky liixht i hotogra;
e. U:l
talcs pleisnre ia aiiummc
etteville and vicinity th:it
".r o the f :!iz'-!is of lay
he has opened his splendid
Sky-light Walloon oppos
where he is prepared to
e C 1. Ila'gii v; s.nis More,
ive as coil likenesses ascan
be made North or South, ha v in -had a long ; experience
in the Photographic Art and beinj? determin d to let
none but jrood pictures leave his galery. He hopes to
receive a liberal p-.itronage- Phonographs Ainbrolypes
Mellaneotypes. Camcotj-pes. Ac.
Those for whom our fond emotions cheri.-h.
Secure the shadow ere the substance perish.
Come all ye fathers and mo' hers
Come all ye sisters and brothers
Come all ye lovtrs and friends,
No longer now delay
Come to Van's Saloon and get
Your picture Before yon are called away.
Likenesses neatly set in pins, rinses, Jlracelets. Ac.
Instructions given in the Art. Stock Cor sale.
Likenesses taken at short notice of sick or deceased
persons
at their residence. Also 1 ndscapes and views.
April, 30,
tf
SUN1)
50
BAC8 nio, Lar.iri and Java (;oficc ;
10 BBLS. Reiiued Su'.rar ;
10 " Ein;le -M ills sunn ;
10 Hhds. Molasses ;
3D Boxes Soda and Butter Biscuit ;
10 ' Adainautine Candies ;
."() " Soap ;
10 " S. W. Collins Superior Axes ;
30 Kefrs Nails ;
Grubbing and Wecdintr Hoes ;
Spades, Shovels and 'Manure Forks ;
Hatchets. Trac Chains. Brooms, Buckets and
Powder and Shot.
In Store and for'sale GEO. W. SPERLING.
South Side Hay St.. at the Store formerly oeeup'a
by Messrs. J . & T. Waddill.
April 30. -2m
FASH10ISABLE CLOTHING.
FOR
Gents,
Youths and
Boys.
i V
r '
ALSO
Yoke-IS eck'
Hosiery,
SUSPENDERS,
STOCKS,
CRAVATS,
GLOVES,
T R U N K S,
VALISES, &C,
MY BE HAD AT
A. J. WOODWARD'S
ONE PRICE
Clothing Store,
Market Square,
X wo doors below
HLirLSdaile's Drug
Stor-,
rAYETTETILLE, K. C.
May 7, 1859.
tf
LOOK AT THIS !
W x A tdSjA
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CONTAINS MIJJES of the precious metal bffore vhtcb the
f 1 Onld of California sink, to innienifican'. A few months
of well directed effort amon? the m is (implr to ownre
fortune. Sh" has a beautiful climate, and a soil well adaptoil
the growth of Cotton. Tobacco. Sugar or Coffee. As the Key
to our Pacitic PoeaeKrions. and with her t'ormment in a slate
of dissolution. Manifest Destiny clearly indicate nuotber star to
be added to our banner. Kor all the defafls. with a history of
l-'illibusters. the Cas Yrisarri treaty, a new and improTed
nap of the country appropriately colored, and other matters of
interest. read NICARAGUA : Past. Present and Future, by Pe
ter F. Stout. Eq.. "late United States Vice Consul "
It ia a handsome 12mo. olume. and willbesent to yoiir address
pt)st-p-Ji- en receipt of th price ($1.26 ) .Agents will find it
Terr pdkular. Send to
JOHIV V.. POTTER, PnMUher,
No. 617 Sanson St., Philadelphia. Pa
JJy 18,1859. d-2mo'
WJI. OVERSY respect tuiiy in
forms his old Iriends and patrons;
that he still keeps on band a
SLTEEIOR ASSORTMENT F
Saddlos, Bridles, AVhips. Trunks,
Traveling Bags, and Harness,
made of the latest styles and best
ui;ic fr Katp rhean. five doors
srta.u east of the Cape Fear Bank, souin
side Person street.
March 5, 1B59. -Cm.
. . .......... . . 1 '
I. UTTER I. OIVS LINE.
gJTE.UIEU "FANNY" leaves Fayetteville every
Monday and Thutxlay morning, at 15 minutes
alter Sim rise; and Wilmington, Tuesday and 1-uday,
at o'elofk. carrying paasengors and freipht.
Steamer '-.SOL'TH F.KN EK,"' with a full comple
ment of FUU. m ikon imi or more trips per week, as
circumstances mav require.
Theaccidont to" the Steamer "HOAVAN'' will be
repaired iu a few days. She will then take her place
in the line. T. S. LL l'ltiiuun.
Oct. 0. 1 . -tf
E just rcceit ini; a very faie htotk ot M m-nv.
AND SCMMKK GOODS, cm sisting of Men s
and Yoi'Ti's' f 4! .IIS. PUTAI.OOVS AX1 VLSTS
Boys"
Also, a fiue assortment of
rialn and Fancy
Linen and
Marseiilen
Shins. "
Drawers,
i.? Ilaa.Ikerchiefe.
Ac. Ac Ac.
Warranted to sell lower than any Clothing Merchant
in Fayetteville.
Store, two doors above "Carolinian'7 Office.
Fayetteville, March 5, 18.59. -tf
-fc OX7-OJS, Slicct-Iron
TIN-WAUK, &c.
hand, a large assortment of Box and cooking
Stoves; 1 in-ware; blieet-iron ; Lead 1 ip. Al'
so the Old Dominiou CollVe rot." l or sale by
Nov. 27. tf JAMES MAKTINE.
Oils, tfce.
SPEKM. Kofmed. Lard. Linseed and Tanner s OIL ;
WHITE LEAD ; Burning Fluid ; Putty j Window
Class and Sasu of all .-lies.
A I. SO
A fre.-h supp.y of 1 oud s l ain Destroyer.
I'or sale bv
Nov. 27. " tf
JAS. MARTINE.
$25 EBWAED.
IS avaWAV on Monday night the Sth inctiitit, my
Neo-ro man l'ETLR. He is'a fine f.npenter. and will
nodoubt pass for a free man. He is very intelnLtnt
lull six teet hiph. Lrioht en:ple.i n . t ittl.t r sb l.der
'ood te'rth'in frtnt, and l.ne eci.i i' t t.i.e. . 1 tit
if friohteiied will indicate it in the eye had lull face
of whiskers and busby head of hair, valher Miaipht
and black ---dr s-es wi 11 m
old elolh can v.hen he left.
black ciotnino wen- .m
He is frte to talk and
well r
ilculated to deceive, lie will prooaoiy ci
1 to deceive. He will probably change
his name, as 1 believe Ins aim is in ne .ul.
He may end. avor to escape wilh waggoners or w ith
some whi'te man. The above reward will be paid on
his delivery.
JAMES H.
March 15. '
McQUEF.N.
-tf
Robeson eonntj
itv. N. C.
FAYiyriiivitJ.i: iiotkl
T. WAD DILL. PROPRIETOR.
j rj-i!).s. the most commodious
Hotel
ina. iiontini; -
U llil-ei, streets. 13
Centre of t'n'' l.e.siiils!"
portion of the
inii' houses, wl:
once ib a iers.
1 ill- i li'
a lid surr nii'led 1-y nil ibe bank-
!e uieiciianis ;inu piiueiui jnw-
;s men
W 1 I i
d I'.ie Hotel a cnnveiiii nt
ami e
.All
!e hie: c.
es ai i i ve
. Aj.ril Z
the .'sla,
il di part from this Hotel.
Favetievilb
i y
TOI5ACCO ! TOIi ACCO ! !
L RJ-.K1 CO.SS VOA i Sl'f;t a nool snpi
of Tobacco of various brand.-, at Mainline
rers
i rices.
COLDSTON & FULL Tilt.
Km on
March 25, 1R.-.9.
li E D S DS JlJYD CJM Hi S
For Sale at reduced prices, at tlie Auction Store
,f A. M. CA.MIM5ELL.
Anp-21, 1S08. tf
BACOW-
1 fZ HIID. Sid-s ;
' ') r, llhds. sh'-ulders
J t re 'm d and lot
April i. --'m
prime Srticle.
S
SPERLING.
JI t i.-Z i ij.
nent'- v. ill- I'
Dr. Finnic lrifitm1
F
II.
MITCHELL ho- I'vub-
Frank Williams, to be const an t ly supplied villi
his celeliraied ll l'i V HI s K L V, w h ieii ca n be had at
his Store al all tunes, by wholesale or retail.
Oct. Hi. lfc5S. tf
4 TJ JLlllUH.,
rnioi.s'i i i
1 I AiXO I 'd .'r-J.
WIL.MINCJ'ION, N. C.
AM)
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C,
R
ESP EG TELL) A' inlbim the cdtiens of
ville that th.i-y have opened a bran h
I" a yet
ot th
establislmn nt in tlii- place, and :ue re.ui' 1 If lo
all kinds of wtn'k in their line, such as LOCNCLS,
SOFAS. Cll AlKS. or any kind of Cushion work.
Spring. Hair. Moss. Shuck, and Straw Mattiasscs,
made on tdtortcs.t notice, in the Lest manner and on
reasonable ttiins.
POLVOGT 'y IT.R1CI1.
Next door to Ceo. McNei'l. Iq..
Foot of llaynxiunt.
April 2:i, lOT.O. -f
Ho ! for Gold and Silver
IT
OW to make it easy and clirap. Send a., rent
t fuil particulars lmw to obtain
S. H NK INS )N- h mi - .
2io 20 West j:n.b Street,
New York City.
44'vly'r
wealth
Addn
Agents wanted.
MOKE KEW GOODS!!
- AM JUST RE( KIVIN; MY SPBINfi STOCK OF GOOOS
in my line. Tin y were si -lected in the Northern Cities l.y
" niVM-lf with trreat cure, and houfdit tn the nKnt reat-onnLle
rms hy which I am enabled to offer the l.-iru'ei-t stork 1 tti r he-
fore offered to the public ami to cller tlit-m generally
AT (illl'ATLV ju:i)LCi:d prices.
FKUl'ls
11 AISO NS, FIGS. rUCNF.S. APri.l-.S. LI.mii?. OKA.NOi'.b,
.Jl in Ninth (.urn
f'.et iii! Il-.iv mid l1
Incited .11 t he
town
l'i.-.'
Cr.FIUilKS. ILIUU.MS. Bi.c;
PICKLES. JELLIES AM) PRESERVES,
A OKKAT V A 11 1 F.T Y ;
FEItFLMEIUES AND EXTRACTS OF VARIOUS KINDS;
fancy Soar. and I'ornades :
M US I C A L 1 N ST l U M ENT?
FIDDLF.S. DRUMS. VI FES, FLUTES. B ANJ OS. O L'I TARS. &c
W'alkins Canes of every kind ;
BASKET AND WILLOW WAP.E;
Hobby Horses. Ste ;
NUTS ; FINE AND COMMON CANDIES; SARDINES;
FINECIOARS ; SVOKINCS A NT) f HEWING TOBAfi O r
CRACKERS: FINE POCKrT KNIVES: A LARGE.
ASSORTMENT OF POl! T-i ON A I ES- SOME
VEUV NICE ; FA N'f'V ENVELOPES. AND
FANCY GOODS. TOYS AND YANKEK
NOTIONS ; AN ASSORTMENT OF
INDI A RUBBER GOODS, WHITS,
COMBS. FISHING TACKLE.
The public are refpectfully invited to call and examine my
stock. I have a great many handsome things that cannot fail
to please.
JAMF.S R LF.E.
April 2, 1859. -tf Hotel Building.
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NOTICE-
Likely Young Negroes Wanted.
GENTLEMEN. You that bare Fuch property to dia-po.-e
of will do well to give roe acall. or addref-s
me at Favetteville-as H is weU Ddertocd that I pay
exceeding .igh jrlsea. q. AESISTRONG.
March 19, IS50. 6m0
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