LOVE ME MUCH, AND LOVE ME LONG.
BY MRS. M. W. STKATTON-
'4 L"vc me little, love m long,"
That may do for book and sung,
But lor woman's foud heart never;
She JovfS tieeply, and for ever.
Lve ine mucli, aii love jne long,
I the burden of her song.
Trusting all her souls devotion
On Love's wiid uncertain ocean :
Hoarding dream, nor hope, nor praypr,
But your image mingles there,
Thinkest thou she e'er can be
Content with any less from thee ?
Little knows the woman's heart,
Who deems her half content with part
Content with a divided treasure
Wooed by rule and loved by measure.
Love me much and love me long,
Is the burdens of her song.
Love her wholy love her ever
Love her thus, or from her sever.
Ere her heart has twined around thee,
Ei'O she curse the hour she found thee,
Ere to breathe t:ie word fin-well,
Le to her like funeral knell.
The sudden love may bur 1 to waste,
And sudden vows repeut their haste ;
to let it he, ere th 'lost bring
A cool and cautions ill-ring.
Love me inui h, and love rue stron
Is the burden of her song.
And in your poverty or wealth
Or in y ur sick .--, or in health
High or: t ie pir.n : ,e of fame,
Ur ii. the lowest dej ths of shame,
Where thou art, there will she be,
Cli-ging fondly still to tLiee.
Let no icy caution, stealing
O'er yoi-r ho.irt, cn-i-i. il Its feeling;
1-Vur 3-011 no 1 to trust too much,
Woman shrink fr i jealous touch,
Love inc trustingly and long,
Is the burden of her song.
.U' li the love that she would gain ;
And cooler feeling comes in v. tin,
Or coining breaks a bl .-ful si ell,
And true love weeps her lost farewell,
L v'e nie deeply. 1 -ve me long,
L the burden of her song.
When hope i young, and life is new
nd pleasures many, sorrows few.
We lightly meet, and lighi.ly part,
With in ny a fond and faithful heart:
Rut memory brings, n after years;
Ke"ret, rem'.rse, and bitter tears.
A I HUGE
Weep not for her ! Oh she was far too fair,
Too pure to dwell on thi guilt tainted earth!
The sinless glory, and the golden air,
Of Z.ion. seeui'd to claim her from her birth :
A Spirit wander'd lYoin its n.itive zone,
Which soon discovering, took her for its own :
Vee; not for her !
Weep not for her! her span was like the sky,
Whose thousand stars shine beautiful and
bright
I.ika flowers, that know not what it is to die ;
Liivo Ion 1 link'u shadeless months of Polar
Wight;
hike mui'.- floating o'er a waveless lake,
While Kcho answers from the flowery brake:
Weep not for her !
Weep not for her ! She died in early youth;
Kre hope had lost its rich romantic hues:
When liuni in busoias seeiu'd the home of truth.
And eartli still trleuayl with beautv's radient
I dews.
t 'er ; -i-.innier pi-inie waned not fo days that freeze! j
Her wane of liil- w .-.s run not to t..e lees :
Weep no' for her ?
Si:ni i:m" k;. -V illis, slave of Mr. Evans, vva
ii to 1 1 guilty of b-.;r;i.i: v K 1 - ton last week arjd
s-iiti need bv .Li lg- M- oi, to e icuig on the 4th of
Xov:;iu -. r. A:i ap,e.il to , e -'iioreme Court was
pr.iy.d an 1 gra:it-d. '-ic' -u I) .It ' ogrea&'
Tiie If "it -n'ri t-n Xiim spe ki in the following
terms of lion. ,). G. Miep'.ierd :
" On jamday the Superior Court for Warren
county w.i.s opened by .Judge Shepherd. His charge
to the Grand Jury was a lucid exposition of the du
ties which the law imposes upon that body. No
point was left untouched, or probable difficulty left
unexplained; everything was made clear and satis
factory. Wo heard an experienced juryman declare
t hat it was the best practical charge he had ever
heard from a Supe. ior Court J tide,' in which senti
ment we codi illy join, and record as the highest
con:; 'liin nt that, er uld be p id to Judge Shepherd,
A his first Circut in Warrin County. 1 1 is digni
fied bearing -and courte ins manners havo made a
most htvorable impression on ah in, attendance at
Court.. Stranger as he is, personally, to the major
ity of our citizens, his rumored intention to resign
his created a profound sentiment of regret in our
C :mnnnity ; every one feels that a public officer,
of ins iiig 1 public character and personal merits,
cannot be easily replaced."
fll.. .SjlisS J) A. VIS, having
decided on permanently locating iu the
r...j. ..r l.'1., r,.,-;il.. ,- ..,, 11.. .. i.;.. :
II 1 lit 1 ni tim, M ..j'n null vumo mr Btl t l-
cos to the citizens of this place and surrounding
country. In all the various branches of his Pro
fession, including the manut acture of Mineral
Teeth, ht is sati.-tie.i, after en extensive experi
ence, to which is ado, .'i a thorough Dental educa
pn, ttnit lie can give entire satisfaction as far as
it i in the power of Dentistry. All irregularities
ot the '1 eeth treated m a proj er and caretul vnan
ui'i', as well ;;s .ii.-eii.es ot the m.uth, None but
the prer metals are mau- ue of in the various
poerations. (.?imrg-s will i;e moderate, that the
hem-tils of the 1 "rot ' --.-i 01 may be placed within
v reach of all who inny feet all interest ill the
preservation of the Teeth.
I )ilice over Houston's Jewelry Store, where
Le will b foitn I at all times.
M;vy 15, IS 5b tf
The Old Dominion
A ING become indispensable to all who have
. te.-ted its value.
A F 11 C S II SUPPLY
Has been obtained, among which is a lower-priced ar
ticle, viz : viz l qt. at 1 6') and 3 qt'. L75.
ALSO
TUiVETS For this ('o)tVe Pot (or boiling vessels of
any sort.nit 25 cts., IRON COFFEE POT MATS,
(or stand.-) at 15 cts. ......
We record our own opinion formed only by d-ink-iag
tiie coffee made in this Coffee Pot ; Init those
iure imiuet!atel count'csed with it preparation are
perfectly delighted with the simplicity and economy
oT the process.' N, :utlu rn tJuardimi, Columbia
' 0 . Cu - i . . '
For sal at the
W. N. TILLINGHAST.
May 14. 1S53.
-tf
FRESH ARRIVAL.
. i hi u -aM
J. W. LETT
HAS just received a large and general STOCK
of Good-, suited to the FALL & WINTER
trad consisting of a cLi '. -e selection of
Staple ud f autj UU V fiOODS,
Boot and Siofs, with aJmosteverjrtliing desirahlcin
that lit.c. "' '
' I'rimc Family Groceries always to be had
cr"j- i; r t s
GooJ- sold at t!oj Sow -t prices
ohangud for country produce.
Au'ifUit 27, lSBf " ly
ior CASH, of ca.
iu,u 0o Negroes
10,0.00 Negroes
10,000 Negroes
Saved Yearly.
Saved Yearly.
Saved Yearly.
Planters Take Notice,
Planters Take Notice,
Planters Take Notice,
Jacob's Cordial
Jacob's Cordial
Jacob's Cordial
Is The Only Sure
Is The Only Sure
Is The Only Sure
And Positive Remedy
And Positive Remedy
And Positive Remedv
a
Before The People
Before The People
Before The People
In Dysentery,
In Dysentery,
In Dysentery,
Diarrhoea,
Diarrhoea,
Diarrhoea,
Colic,
Colic,
Colic,
Cholera Morbus,
Cholera Morbus,
Cholera Morbus,
Cholera Infantum,
Cholera Infantum,
Cholera Infantum,
Flux.
Flux.
Flux.
It Never Fails.
It Never Fails.
It Never Fails.
ALSO
ALSO
ALSO,
Admirably Adapted
Admirably Adapted
Admirably Adapted
To Diseases of females,
To Diseases of Females,
To Diseases of Females,
Especially
Especially
Especially
To That Train of Ills
To That Train of Ills
To That Train of Ills
Whose
Whose
Whose
Monthly Reeuncnces
Monthly Incurrences
ISJonthly Recurrences
Cause So Much
Cause So Much
Cause So Much
Suffering.
Suffering.
Suffering.
It Gives
It Gives
It Gives
Immediate Relief
Immediate Relief
Immediate Relief.
Price $1.
Price $1.
Price $1.
.yV.W. BLISS & TO.. Proprietors,
.363 BnxHiwtjr, Hew Tork.
For sije. in Ftiyettevillt by
The Robeson CcuMj 4rrJattaral Society will
hold its next Annual .Fair on the 1Mb, 17 th
and 18th of November 'next: Preminms liberal as
u.-naf. Isitci-' conntf s espeQt fully invited to com
i pete for uremitiuiti.' Uj order of ih Society.
r W.J. STUAKT, Sec'y.
1 gapt. 29. &, w-tf -
. Bllao Oy .peptic Kemcdy i.
- BUM Dyape pitas Itcmnlr i
BMw OyspeptM; Remedy
BUM Dyspeptic Remedy '
Bltoa DyspepUe Remedy
BUM Uyapeptle Remedy
Bit-.' DjriH-p lc Remedy
Bllm I-pepUe Remedy
B.U nyapepUe Remedy
BUM Dvfcpttptle Remedy
Hu tkc lMrrt Sal
Hu the Lreest Sale
Hhs Ute LakrgtM. Sale
Hu Ike largest Sale
Hu the Largest Sale "
Hu the lanrrat Sal
Mas the Ldu-geat Sale
Hu the Lurgcst Sale
Hu the Largest Sale
Hu the Largest Sale
OTany Medicine In the World.
L1 any Melitlne In the World.
Of any .tertl-lne In the World.
Of any Mm'IcIiic m the World.
Of any Me-t'lne In the World.
Of mny ilrIU-lie In the World.
Of any M-dlclie In the World.
Ot any Medicine In llir World.
Of any Medicine in the World.
Ol any Me.lirine lu the Woild.
l0O.4MO Packagri
llt,UOu Parkas
l'JU.UUU PnckagM
lOii.UliU Packages
l.M,MXJ Packages
IOO.;0 Package
1UO.OUU Packages
IIHJ.OIKI Packages
1HUH Packages
lUU.OUU Packages
Sold In Georgia and oul1iCnrolliia
Sold In Oeorgla and KonthCarollita
Sold In Georgia and SouthCnrollna
Sold In Georgia and S utltf'arollna .
Sol it In Gcoigia aiifl Sonlht'arollna
8lil In ('eori(la and SoiithC'arollna
oUI In Georgia and Sotttl('arollna
Sold In Georgia and SuuthCarollna
Sold In Georgia and Wont liCarollna
Sold In Georgia and SoulHt'arollna
In Font-teen Months.
1 n Kourteen Month.
In Fotirleeit Mo.it.lkS.
In Kom-teen Mnntha.
In Poorlrcii Montlu.
In Fourteen Months.
In Kourtrcn Months.
In K'otirteen Montlu.
In Pimrtrrii Mouth'.
In Kourteen Months.
It Is AVnrrante-.I to In re
It i art anted to Cure
It Is Warranted to fare
It Is Warranted to (Juie
It l Wai ranted to ( tire
II Ih Warranled to Care
It ! Warranted to Cure
It Is Wai ranted to Cure
It Is Warranted to Cure
It Is V arranted to Cure
If Directions are Followed,
If Directions are Followed,
It Directions are Followed,
It Directions are Followed,
If Directions are Followed
If Directions are Followed,
f LMi wtlons are Followed.
If Direct!. hi. are FolioweU,
If Directions are Followed.
It Directions are Followed,
Any Case of D sprpala
Any Case of Dyspepsia
Any Ci.se of Dyspepsia
Any Case ut Dyspepsia
Any Case ot Dystepta
Any Case ot D spcpsla
Any Case of Dyspepsia
Any ( air of Dyxpepxla
Any Case of Dy pepl.
Any Case of Dyspepsia
Urer Disease,
IJrcr Disease,
Liver Dls4 ase,
lilvi r Disease,
l.lvr Disease,
l.lvrr Disease,
llver liease,
I.lver l)l.4eise.
Liver Disease,
Liver Disease,
Jncindice,
Jauiiflice,
Janmtlce,
Jauiitic-,
lnnitliee.
lattiiflice,
J it iimllee,
Jamidiec,
Janmllrr,
.Jumiiilcc,
OilKinl Debility,
Geix-ral DehiSlty
General Dtlilii-y,
Genarnl lit 1)1 :it y,
feneinl lelility.
Gem I'm 1 1 ! I ity,
Generul .elUil.v,
tiencrnl Dekliliv,
Ge..eial Dfli;ltv.
General Dilili:,
Pnlpitntlon,
I'aSl-it-Mioii,
I'alj.-ltatlon.
Pnlpltntimi.
Palpitation,
Palpitation
Pnl filiation.
Palpitation,
Chronic DiarrhfMi,
Cliionic Dlarrhwa,
Ciitoiiic Dlnrrliova
Chronic IH.'ii l litrn,
Cliionic Dinrrltoea,
Chronic DiaiTlicea,
Chronic Diarrhoea.
Clironic Dlarrltopa.
Ciironlc Diarrhoea,
Giddiness,
Giddiness,
Gldillness,
Giddiness,
4 Giddiness.
Gl!ditiess,
C(.(l!aiess,
Giddiness,
Gidt'.lnesfcS,
Dcpr ssed S pi 1 Its,
Deprt-ss.-d Spirits.
- Depressed Spirits.
le.rcsscd $iilts.
Depressed Spirits.
Depressed Spirits,
Depressed Spirits.,
Depressed Spirits,
Depressed Spirits,
Loss of Appetite,
Loss ot Appetite,
Loss of Appetite,
Loss of Appetite,
I.oss ot Appetite,
Los of Appetite,
Ioss n1 Appetite,
Logs of Appetite.
Loss of Appetite,
Loss of Appetite,
Pnln Side and Bacb,
Pulia Side and Back,
lln In Sl(l anil Itack,
I'siln in Sid. and Hack,
l-'li In Side aod B ck,
I it. 11 ! il le and Bark:,
In.. In Skit and Hack,
Pat'i Slilt and Itack,
Pain In Side and Back,
Pain In Side and Back,
ft Is Especially AunpteX to
It Is K-. rlnlly Adaptcfl fo
It Is Kpeelail Adapted to
It Is Kcclnlly Adapted to
It Is Esifla!l j- Adapted to
It Is K. --llly Adapted to
I is Kex- :l;li Viiptel to
It Is Kspeelally Adapted to
It Ih Ki Inlly Adapt l to
It is li.4-e. ljUy Adapted to
Female Cmiiplalnts ;
Female Complaints
Female Complaints
Female Complaints ;
Female Com pi In ts i
Female 'oirtptnlils ;
Female Comp nint
Female Conlainta ;
F. male Con. plaints ;
Female Coinpialiits ; .
I Pimlncra RotniMlltr ot erni
It Pr.'fltm es Hotuitdlty of Form
I frM! iu- Katmitlity ot Form
It Prwdnee Rntm ill y ot Form
It I'r. d ui'fs Itotut'dlTy of Form
It Hn cliuci Kiitni tlit of Form
It Pvikhwi- Rotuixtity of Form
It IrMlics ISotiiii' Ity of Form
It Produces I5otntnTIy ,f Form
It Protlucea ltotu dity of Fonn
In F mnlcs of a Ttiln and iarc Habit
In Fema!e or a 1'hl and S- are Habit
In Females of a Ttiln ai-it jpare Ilalilt,
In Females of a Tliln and pnre Habit.
In Fi males of a Ti'ln at-d Spare Habit
li Femnles of a Thin and Spate Halut
lu Feanutf ol" a T?:ln and Sp re II;. bit
In Females of .a Tliln and Spare llxltlt
In F- iiiities of n Tliln anil SHr.- Ita'dt
la. Female- of a 1'ntn and Spare Habit
Every Invatlft Should
F.vrry Itivail-I Should
I'.veiy Ii:V.i Id Should
Kvrry Inva.i Sliouid
Fri i) I-v'd Should
I'. very Ii, valid lmil.l
i: - Ima i t li'l
L nr j I- va ii Sbould
Eitj Invalid Shuuid
T y Cie
t ry One
Try One
T One
Try One
Try O. r
Try One
frw e
Pact. at.
ParLae.
Parkasc,
Pnckaite.
Pikar,
Paa fcage.
Par k ase.
t'selc-
Try One Package.
Fend a rxtag Slump to tiie lropriftrs for thntr
Pamiibict on " IHseasei ol' fHomacU ad Bowels."
W. W. BI.ISS A CO., Propria tors,
363 Broadway, IVew fork.
For Sale in Farettepille bp
S, J. HINSDALE,
Druggist.
Aug. 1, 1850.
T RANKS
OF ALL KINDS FOR, SALE AT
1
Seventy-five eens per quire, any number ovei
five Quirts sixty ceats per quire. At the
? ' - C4JI9LISIAN OFFICE.
" NO SUC1J WORD AS FAIL."
A RESTLESS REMEDY.
HOLLO WAY'S OIXTMENT.
CIRCULAR TO THE SICK.
The first bospital surgeons and medical nublicits of
Europe admit the unparalleled anti-inflamatory and
healing properties of this Ointment ; governments
sanction its use in their naval aud military services ;
and the masses in this country and throughout the
world repose the utmost confidence in its curative
proprieties. It penetrates the sources of inflamation
aud corruptioa which underlie external evidences of
diseases, aud ueutralize the fiery elements which leed
aud exasperate the melady.
RHEUMATISM, SCROFULA, ERYSIPELAS
These are among the most terrible and agonizing
diseases of the muscles the fleshy fibre and the skin ,
yet in their worst forms, and when seemingly incura
ble, they invariably disappear under apersevering ap
plication of this sooihiug, healing, antidote to pain
and inflamation.
SALT RII UM, FEVER SORES, STIFF JOINTS.
In cases of Salt llheum. where medical waters, lo
tions, and every reeipe of the pharmaenpoea have
proved useless, the Ointment will accomplish a
thorough cure. Fever Sores heal quickly under its
influence, and its relaxing effect upon centracted sin
ews is truly wouderful.
DISCHARGING ULCERS.
A most remarkable and happy change is produced
iu the appearance of malignant uicers after a few ap
plications of this Oiutment. The surrounding redness
vanishes, an granuies of healthy flesh begin 10 take
the place of the discharged matter. The process
goes on more or less rapidly nntil the orifice is filled
up with sound material, and the other ulc r radical y
cured.
A AVORD TO MOTHERS.
The young are the most frequent suff. rers from ex
ternal injuries and therefore every mother should have
this cooling preparation constantly at hand. Tt is an
absolute specific for sore breasts, and quickly removes
the ulcerated sores which sometimes disfigure the
heads a;id faces efchi dren. ..
SIGNIFICANT ACTS.
This Ointment is universally used on board the At
lantic and Pacific whaling fle.-t as a cure for scorbutic
affections, aud as t he bet t posible remedy for wounds
aud liruises. Large supplies of it have recently been
ordered by the Sultan of Turkey for hospital purpo
ses. Both the Ointment and Fills should be. used
in the fdloicinsr cases :
Budioii", Mercurial Eruptions,
BuriiH. Files.
Ch:t;(i-1 Huntls. Rh-uni;ili.ui
Chilblaius. Riugworm.
Swelled Gland. Sprains.
Sore Lt-gs. Stiff Joints,
Sore Breasts, TettT.
Sore Heads. Ulcers.
Sore Throats. Veneral Sores.
Manila, Suit houui.
joiU, Scalds. Sore of all kiuUs- Wound of all kinds
Lumbago, Skin Diseases.
AUTION ! -None are genuine unless the
words Hotlowaif, JWw York nnd London" are dis
cernible as a water-mark in every leaf of the book of
directions around each pot or box; the same may be
plainly seen hotdihg the leaf to the light. A
handsome reward will be "riven to any one rendering
such information as may lead to the detection of any
party or parties counterfeiting the medicines or vend
ing the same. Knowing them to be spurious.
, Sold at the Manufactory of Profe-sor 11oli.ow.vt,
SO M tideu Lane. New York, and by all respectable
Druggists and Dealer in Medicine ihxoghout the U.
States and the civilized world, in pots at 25 cents,
62J cents and SI each.
DS-T here is a considerable saving by taking the
a " rer size.
2s'. B Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are aflixcd to each pot.
HE MEDICINE OF THE MILLION
I 1 1 LOS 1 I 1 1 A M) F A CT.
SANDFORD'S
LlVm INVI6URAT0K,
XBVER DEBILITATES.
IT IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
and has become an established fact, a JStaudard
Medicine, known and ap- t"it,aud used iu such quaa
proved by all that, have i i ties as to act gently oa
used it, anil is now re-' S the Dowels,
sorted to with confidence H Let the dictates of your
iu all the diseases for; '" judgment guide 3011 in
which it is recoimne.uled. I I use of the Liver luvigo
It has cure thousands; Z rut or, aud it will cure
within the last two years! 5 Liver Complaints.
who hid giveu up all. lious Attacks Dyspepsia,
hopes of relief, as thei Chronic Diarrlioca, bum-
nmiKM-ous unsolicited cer
tiiioates in my posse sion
show.
The dose must be adop
ted to the temperament
of the individual taking
j-J mer Complaints. Dysen
W.tery, Dropsy, Sour Stoin
r tich. Habitual Costiveuess
Jholic, Cholera. Cholra
O Morbus. Cholera Infan
?3 turn. Flatulence, Jauu-
dice. Female Weaknesses ana may be
used success
It will c 11 re
fully as an Ordinary Family Medicine
sick Headache, (as thousands can testify,) in twenty
minutes, if two or three Teaspooufuls are taken at
commencement of attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony in its favor.
Mix water in the Mouth with the iuvigoiator, and
swallow both together. Trice oue Dollar per bottle.
-ALSO.
v SAM)FOUU'S
FAMILY
CatXiartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pare Vegetable Etra?ts, and put up in CUSS CASES
Air ght, and will keep iu any climate.
The Family Cathartic: Q The Profession well
Pill is a gentle butactive! a know that different Cath-
Cathartic, which the pro
prietor has used ia his
practice more than twen
ty years.
The constantly increas
ing demand from those
who have long used the
Pills and the satisfaction
which all express iu re
gard to their use, has
induced me to place them
frjartics act on different
W portions of the bowels.
The family Cathartic
r
Pill has
with due refe
rence to this well esiab-
tH lished fact, been corn
er pouuded from a variety
w'ofthe purest Vegetable
2 Extracts, which act alike
C on every part of the a
t"1 limentary canal, and are
CO '.good and safe iu all cases
within the reach ot all.
where a Cathartic is needed, such a - derangements of
the Stomach, Sleepiness. Fains in the Back and Loins
Costiveness, Pain and Soreness over the whole body,
from sudden cold, which frequently, if neglected, ends
iu a long course of Fever, Loss of Appetite, a Creep
ing Sensation of Cold over the body. Restlessness,
Headache, or weight in the head, all Inflammatory
Diseases, Worms in Children or Adults. Rheumatism,
a great Purifier of the Blood and many diseases to
which flesh is heir, too numorous to mention iu this ad
vertisement. Dose, 1 to 3.
PRICi. THREK DIMES
The Liver Invigorator and Famaily Cathartic Pills
are retailed by Druggest generally, and sold wholesale
by the Trade in ail the large towns
S. T. V. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 Broadway. New York.
Turpentine ! Turpentine ! Turpentine
OA Hil TURPENTINE BOXES on and near
UU, IU U the Rail Road, about 5 to U miles from
ayettevillc, will be rented on good terms to any per
ion wishing to embark in the business
A1so,h good SAW and GRIST MILL, and two small
FARMS.
Also, two of the RICHEST FARMS in the County
of Cumberland, one about oue 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 8 250 or SOU acres cleared land, which
if properly cultivated, will produce an average of 30
bushels of Corn per acre. ,
Those wishing to rent said lands mast apply soon,
or they cannot be rented. -. ' - .1
For particular? apply to C. E. Leete, Fayetteville,
who is authorized to rent in my absence.
. n. Mcdonald.
Fayetteville, Feb. 8, IPS", -tf --'
Bacon 8c Fish.
lAan LBS. WESTERN SIDES. 1" bbls. New
4-U JU MULLETS. For sale by
R. McDUFFIE.
Oct. 7, w-4w d-2t
',Ko- 5 Green St-
LITTLE R0CKFISH, N. C.
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN, DOMESTIC, STAPLE & FANCY
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots, Shoes, Umbrellas, Keady-Made Clothing,
Yankee Notions, &c.
MAT? ? hand freih from the Northern Manufactories and importing Houses, a complete assortment
of Ladies and Gentleinens' furnishing Goods, consLsting in part
tlio Xjadies
Of Black Silks, French Merinos, all Wool Delanes, common plain, and figured do.
U njrhams, Prints, Jaconets, Swiss cross, Barred, Book and Mul .uslins ; Embroidered
Collars and sleeves xn sets, Dress Trimmi r8 in great variety, Flannels, Lindseys, Plaids
and Stripes, Cli cks. Gloves, Hosiery, Belts, Combs, Pins, Needles, Thimbles, Hoop
skirts, whale br ne, rattan, brass and steel springs, bracelets at d necklaces, french
working cotton4 pocket handkerchiefs, snp.tl i- 1 m
eled morocco lasting and common leather, boots and shoes, jaconet edgeings and inser-
u0, ana tnreaa edgings and insertions, shawls and bed blankets of
a superior quality, brown and bleached linens, Hick's drills, table cloths, towelings,
bleached and brown sheetings, alpacas, merino plaids and twills debeiges. velvet and
moiranliqne, ribbons of all desirable widths, camb: ics, bleached and colored drillino-s,
green, blue and Brown berage, black silk veils, misses colored flats, artificial flowers aid
wreaths
THUS
Made up coats, pants, vests, shirts, collars, neck-ties, suspenders, bo ts and shoos,
hats and caps, hosiery, gloves, pocket handkerchiefs, buggy rugs, blankets, over-coats,
trunks, carpet rus, pocket knives, lead pencils, combs brushes, penknives, violin
sti inirs.
A.potliccary
Concentrated lye, gum camphor, salts, copperas,, alum, salt petre, indigo, Spanish
brown, opedildoc, ess. peppermint, cinnamon, lemon, castor oil, sweet oil, British oil,
Batimans drops, pain killer, nutmegs, starch, M' Lanes' Vermifngt?, Strongh's, Hall's
and Spencer's pills, spice, pepper, ginger, cologne, hair oils, musk pomades.
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Shaving boxes, brushes, razors, straps, soaps, blacking-, candy, snuff, segars, tobacco
candles, inks, pens, paper, Webster's spelling b ks, powder, shot, caps, lead, curry
combs, cast hinges, screws, locks, saddle backs, blank books, envelopes, shoe thread,
sugar and coffee, coffee pots, dish pans, cup pans, wash pans, milk puns pots, ovens,,
spiders, boilers, plates, cups nd saucers, butter dishes, stake dishes, baker's do, knives
and forks, spoons, molasses jugs, salt cellars, pepper boxes, pitchers, su ar dishes f
cream pots, castors, coffee mills, sives, tumblers, bowls and pitchers, candle sticks, &c.
PERSONS U WAnST
OF TIHIJE ABOT7"T3 "1ST A TVr!lT O-OODS
May c ill with acertainty of finding them in this store in their usual varieties of styles
and prices, which will be shown with pleasure, and sold as
AS TO Y CAN BK BoUc.HT
IN THE
Little Rockfish, N. C, Sept. 10, 1S59.
)U T I r. 0 LATHI NG .,
A FRESH SUPPLY
riHE PUBLIC ARE AWARE THAT
JL I have been engaged in the manu-
lacturing and selling of gentleinen:s gar
me nts fi r 17 or 18 years, anil with this
'ong experience believe that I am as
veil calculated to make good selections.
is any person or wei-snus in this business, i
My Slock is all ENTIRELY NEW
tu i adapted to the trade, consisting Of i
JSTo. 1 Dress? Olotli OoiUw, j
Ifl'OflC Coats, (Sl.viil.h AND D'JLBI-K BitKAST j
fd). l-i Lvsirxesitj Suitrs, ooi"LSis?tiiiy; 1
OK I
ilk Mixtures. Harrison Cassimere Rib
rSWn
Ca-Siinere ami Luion L assnnere ; r nie i
Reaver, Felt Deaver, Seal Skin, and .
U'lioii Cass. Over Coats ; Felt Reaver j
Tiiiuris. a now garment never iniro-'
dnced before this season. PANTS of all
g'-ades ranging in price from 2 5U to
bo. " !
AX EXTRA LOT OF j
Velvet. Silk, Greiiadiue Silk; Clo.h aiirl
Cassimere Vests.
A LAiiGE ASSOIiT3IF:VT
OF
YOITHS' JISD !i;i.lREX'S LGTHiXIJ
Gentlemen's Shawls. .Horning Gcwns,
(;'ntltinen"sail Woo; Uiidei-Shii Is: Rail
Road Rngs, Dluiikets, 1 losit i y . h utpi isd
ers, Napoleon lies. Giav ts. Steel s.
Glovi s. r.nd liii.iiings.
Cai.i. at the -ONE 1 RICE
G 1 Wi I C II It .''
A, J. WOOD W .It D.
MARKET SQUARK, 2 DO011S BELOW
S. J. niX.SUAI.K S.
PERSONS desirous' of having ihei1
suit3 made abroad c m call ana leav
their measures with me, and 1 will huve thtiu attend
ed taimine iiatelj'.
Sept. 15, 2wd. wtf
riOTXCB.
BY virtue of an order made by his Honor D. F.
Caldwell, presiding Judge, ot the present term
wf our Superior Court of law, I hereby give public no
tice tLat a
Special Term
Of said Court will be held for the County of Moore
at th Court House in Carthase. on the loth Mon,
day iu November next, (which will be 28th day of
said mouth.) when aud where all Suitors aud Witness
es of the Civil Docket, are required to attend by 10
o'clock in the forenoon of that day.
Witness, George S. Cole, Clerk of said Court, ai
office, the Monday before the last .Monday in August,,
A. V., 18o9. GEO. S. COLE, C. S. C. r
Sept. 28. w-Ct price of advr $6. .
NEW GOODS.
JTJ-VT received per " Steamer." the largest and best
selected stock of DRY GOODS, HATS AND CAP,
Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Groctnts, Provisions
Truss Hoops and Glue, Turpentine,
Coopers' and Farmers' Tools.
ALSO
Herring and Mack- r el, in kits and bbls.)
Cottee, Sugar, Molasses and Candle ;
Powder. Shot and Lead ;
Segars, Chewing and Suoking Tobacco.
In fact a large assortment of articles usually kept
frjeode from the Manufacturer; Importer
and Producer, and consequently will be sold cheap
for Cash or exchange tor goou tujii. , .
Country produce.
C- E- LEETE.
Sept. 29, 3-td w-l-m
CARRIAGE FACTORY.
r A. A. M'KETHAN
KEEPS constantly on hand a large assortment of
Vehicles of every description, which are well j
and faithfully made aud finished in the ligutkst and j
. ii:,:CT r,.r .Imiwr .'.at ria fe
xeatksi styles. ' n wiimw -
work are greater than ant establishment Soltu,
which enables him to sell his work on the most favor
able terms. ; :
Nov. 13. 1858. tf
4 doL0STt)N" FULLER
AKE NOW RECEIVING their Stock for the en
suing fall and Winter trade. Consisting mostly.
of Groceries luruware. GotUa I le ne and
Blran
rsnnahle Term, as anv in this market, arsons
.... 1 . 1 rv.m.h. as ..ii.. j ti iTila mflrl'l'l
visiting this placd will do well to give us a call before
purchasing.
G. W I. GOLDSTOX A. W. FULLER,
Aug. 12, lti59, 3m-w
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W. M. & J. CAMERON,
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Georgia State JLottcrv,
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For the benefit J the
MOISTTICELILO
Union cca.e23CLy-, -
OF JASPER COUNTY, GEORGIA.
j Authorized by Special Act of Legislature,
25,828 PRIZES.
MORS 1HAH m- PrilZc 10 lVRY
TWO T CK.TS.
Mc INXEY & CO., Man ac; ehs.
CAPITAL PllIZE
9
tick'ets ozixririrsr $io,
JIALVKS, QirARTERS, AND EIGHTHS .
IN UOJ'OKTKIX.
TO HK DRAWN .
EACH SATURDAY IN N OYLMBER, 18..9.
IN THE
City cf Savant fc, 6a.
CL ASS 44, to ije n n aav n Nov. 1, 159.
CLASS 45
CLASS 4i
TO
TO
HE
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Dhawx Nov. 12, bt).
Dkawx N.v. r.
1;
CLASS 47, to he Dkawn Inov. 21, lho'J.
AUGJWFICJJjYT scheme.
1 Priac of fGO.000 is
$00,000.
io.ooo.
J0.OI 0.
5.000.
4.00.
3.000.
2.000.
1.500.
1 100.
5 Tiiifg of J1.CC0 ore f5.0
10
o
2
2
50
100
100
100
5d( nre 5.000
400 are Soo
300 are C0l
iOO are 400
1O.U0U is
5.UUCI is
4.WM id
3.U00 is
2.UIK' is
1.500 is
1.100 is-
150 ar
11)0 iin
V5 aie
65 arc
7.500.
10 000.
9."00.
S.500
APPR OXIMA TION PRIZES.
4 Prizes of $200 approximating to $00,000 priz.- are
4 Prize!) of 150 approximating to 0.000 priztt are
4 Prizes of 125 approximating to 10.0O0 priae are
4 Prizi.s of IvO approximating to 5.000 prize are
8 Prizes of 80 approximating to 4.000 prize are
8 Prizes of 60 approximating to 3.000 prize are
8 Prizes of 50 approximating to 2.000 prize are
8 Prizes of 40 approximating to 1.500 prize are
400 Prizes of 20 appioximating to 100 prize are
25,(A)0 Prizes of 8 are
$8.00;
0.00
500
400
640
4S0
4MO
320
8,OOo
200.0(10
0,828 Prizes amounting to
CertiGcates of Packagts will be sold at the fol
lowing rates, which is the risk :
Certificates of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets - $60
10 Half SO
10 Quarter " 15
10 Eighth " 7 50
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the mney to our address for the tickets
ordered. on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by fist mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending in
any figure they rnav designate.
Th'; Hut ot' drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers immediately after the drawing.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS,
Tbo who prefer not seizing money by mail, can use
Tbe iXpress Compat ies,
whereby money for Tickets, in sums of Ten Dollars anil upwards
cau ix sui ua
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city or town where there is an' Express Office. The
inoui y aud order must be enclosed iu
(oveiomcn Post Office Stamped Envelope,
ttao Express ompanie cannot receive them.
All communications puiitly confidetital
Ordi;r for Tickets or Certiticates. by A. ail or Express, tobe di
rected to
McKINNEY & CO., Savannah, Ga.
July 9, 1859. -tl
CLOTHING i CLO'iHING ! !
WE II AYE JUS RECEIVED, and are now re
ceiving, the best and tiaest Assortment of Cloth
ing, we have ever exhibited in this Market. Princi
pally Consisting of Common Working Coats, suitable
ior Laborers, and a fine stock of Cassimere and Clcth
Coats.of the best make and latest styles. Pants of the
finest and best kind, any body that wants good Work
inir l'aiits h'i1 btii'r Mime soon, and examine. "Vests
of all qualities, and shapes, fine V.neen Shirts, KIU
Lc.s.Shil.U' Cotton aud Flannel Prawers., Uundcr
Shirts Ac., &c.
' "Which' we" offer to lpwer tban anybody in the
Market. Call aud Examine. ,
GREENTREE & BARNXM.
Sept. 10, 1859.
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