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S E M I-W E E K: L. Y.
[VOL MU.]
P'AYETTEVILLE. N. C., OCTOBER 11, I8f)8.
[NO. 753.1
i lllNTKD MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
r.DWAlU) J. HALK & SON,
KDIToRS AXl) TROPRIKTORS.
}’i : r ; r the Soini-Wfekly Obskrvkr $3 00 if paid in
•‘ ^ a^ ••; •>■■' if paid during the year of subncrip
•j or after the year has expired,
p ; • '■'.o Wookly Obskrvkr $’J 00 per annum, if paid in
11 ivniico: oH if paid during the year of subacrip-
t -Mi: 'r ('0 after the year has expired.
MiVKRTISI'MKNTS inserted for sixty cents per
• inre I'i lines for the first, and thirty cents for each
i \ oe line publication. Yearly advertisements by spe-
,. I'.iiitrai'ts, at reasonable rates. Advertisers are
re jueiteil t. state the number of insertions desired, or
^ V wil' be continued till forbid, and charged accord*
! ■ ‘ftiseraents to be inserted imide, charged 60 per
v'nt »'Xtra.
\\
Firt* insurance.
’K refer our readers to the annual statement of
the .Ktna Insurance Company, of Hartford.
1 will be found in another column. This success-
>: tutii'ii was incorporatc'i by the Lepis’ature of
■■tii'at in 1^10, with a perpetual charter. Its
is ■'.■.liii iiiiH, und its accumulations exceed
■ mi>re, making its entire assets ever ^!’'.00,-
;.v. ste 1 as detailed in the statement referred to
? results in licair, that during the period of nearly
/oiii - since its ori;anization, (without a single
r' 's chief .'llicer, ■ its business has bren con-
■ 1 w 'n judirraent and prudence. It has been
• ;r ^ui'ies-itui in an eminent degree, discharging,
.re iufi'rnied, all its obliu'atioi'.s by the paj'ment
u for losses, without asking a
:*• ;iy ii. ;i-.;y insTHUi'e. It h.i? had but little iit-
h, n 'twir i.-t'in iing the immense number of trans-
WRIGHT & FULLER,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
Faycttevilltt, X. C.
#'1LEMENT G. WRIGHT and BARTHOLOMEW
FULLER have associated theuiselTCi together for
the practice of their profession. Prompt attention
gi^en to all business ooramittel to their charge. They
will practice in the oouatios of Cumberland, Harnett,
^'ampson Robeson and Bladea.
Aug. 123, 1858. 3y.
I’resbyterian copy.
JOSKPII HAKKK. Jr.. ~
ITTOU^EV tT li.VW,
Has taken an office next door to Wm. B. Wright’s
Law office on Green Street. He witi attend and
practice in the County and Superior Courts of Cum
berland, Rladen, Robeson and Sampson.
March 23, 1858. 79tf
THO. C. FTTLLER,'
•litorHei/ finfl i'ounseUor Hi Mjhw.
OFFICE at Ewcles’s Bridge, recently occupied by ^
James Ranks, Esi^., Fayetteville, N. C i
J»n y 1, 18.)7. i
LOVEHD ELDRIDGE,
•f/fornrt/ nt
^■riLL attend the Courts of Johnston and 5awp-
▼ w son Counties.
Suiithfield, April 15, 185'J. yO-tf
TKOV FUI.LEK,
Attorneys and Coun.seliors at Law,
H’^IfKKTO'V, K0KK*>»0.\ Co., 'V. C.
Robert E. troy and JUHN p. fuller, hare
formed an ass 'oiatiou for the practice of their
proteission in Robeson County. The toruifcr will also
attend the (’ourts of Bladen and (’olumbus: the Utter
ie. In or li-r to att.iin as much ortainty as | will also attend those of Cumberland.
JOSSPH R. BLOSSOM.
€ o n .m s «1 o
AND
FORVV ARDLNG MERCHANT, I
\l*ilminston^ *V. f\
Pa^ Prompt personal attention given to all Cou-
ignments, and Cash advtiuceu made on Produce to be
bhipped to other ports or void in this market.
Feb. 12, 1855. 67
MILITARV GOODS,
Swords, Sashes, Belts, Epaulettes, Laces
,\.\D liVlikV UESl'filPTlll.N (IF IllLlTARY GUODS,
ACCllRDl.NiJ TCI TIIK
Lates' U. iS- Army ami State Rfjuhitiont.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY & GR.\H.\M,
Idk :»iA:%irACTi:uEiis,
1 » MAIDEN LANE,
.Veir l'o»*fc.
June 30. 24-ly
r. A. E. liOllXS FEDr,
tigent for i'hickering'^si JFianoft,
Of which he has always some on hand
Wilmington. .N. (’., Ocfr 2, 1858. ul lyp I
TIN PLATE,
Slifct Iron, Iron Wire,
COOKl\Ci KTOVI> .4\0 TI\-W.\RE.
.\lways on hand, at Wholesale or Retail.
KOOFIXG. GI 'TTERIXG,
.\nd all kind* of Jobbing, done at lihort notice, bT
C W. ANDREWS,
Market Square, Fayetteville.
July 9. 27-
LUTTERLOirS LINE.
snch a business as insurance, it has been
• pr-i : I* ‘f tile I'l.inpany, for several years, at ;
. r. ivu I Tudy to clasoil'y and arrange their;
: ■■ •- ut fifty distinct classes, so as to ascertain i
H.T ■>ureii on each class, the amount of pre- |
. ivwi thi'reon, ana the amount of lo.«ses up '
:. .1 Th'.s I'l'iss'.fication. extending over a long ’
i, ■ U’viTiiig pro].erty to a very large amount.fur- i
L 5! • Hi 'e .lata, an l presents a sound, substantial I
I' - I .i. tii ;' •■xperieiice, upon which to conduct its !
In'iii itice :> n-'t a matter of luck or chance, ;
1' !• -.nv lUpji!!*..-: its liaz irds arc ascertainable, and i
•- ! 1 Mi-ipler- . iip.ih'e of beins reduced to a sj'stem.the
w .rking and results of which are as certain
a? - it f an_\ - tiier business. The .Etna Company, '
y i, i;i.‘nng ri^ii i y to its systfm, and placing its busi-
ce;^ a} lU a 111 ;iltiiV basis, has oKlaiued the confidence
f the -■ mmunity to an extent surpassed by no other
lipany in the U. States, and has increased its busi-
• ■ 'J an 1 its income Irom year to year with a steady i
t: wtb. >ne great Source of its security is the wide .
;.stributiou of its risks—a p olicy which it pursues
» th great strictness—limiting the amount to be cov-
'red in each locality. By tiiis course it has passed,
» tii comparative impunity, through some of the most i
'« eeping and destructive fires, which have swallowed up
■-her Companies less cautious in their business. It is
system like this, based upon experience, which gives '
=’.abiiity anJ soundness to a company, and to the as-
i^red contiJence and security.—Baltiriort Falrtut.
STATE.MENT OF THE
m\ mm{ii to.MPi.\4,
IIAKTFOKD
UlMRATEDlal'J CHARTER PERPETUAL
CAPITAL $1,000,000.
E . (j. Rll’LE Y, PresidtDl.
T, UEXiNDER. Vice Prei't. T. K. BRAl’E. Jr. See'y.
A!«>!m:T!^ JL LV 1,
Market Value.
■ in Land and in Ph'tnix Bank, S 40,122.50
i uaii on Special Dep' »ite in Banks, with
in'Tue 1 interest.
M. Bondi at
Hutfd •• ••
^l..waukee “ “
iiT' . k’.yn “ *•
i. !ie»ter “ “
’ State? Treasury
"'.ate -jf Tennessee
“ Kentucky,
•• -Missouri,
‘ ‘ New York,
•• Ohio,
“ Ohio,
.\I ‘ney due the Comp’y secured by Mortgage, 4,418 04
The Office
times.
Jan’y 1, l‘58.
Lumberton will be kept open at all
SIDNEY A. SMITH,
Attoriiey niul Coun'^ellor at Law,
C.,
WILL attend regularly the County and Superior
Courts of Wake, Johuston, Cuiaberiand, liar-
COOL SIMUXG MIIJ.S.
rpHE Propi
I the u(ua
The Bedst(
'prietors are prepared to GRl.ND CORN on
jal terms.
[itead Manufacture 1s still earriei on at
the same place.
Jan’y 11, 1858. 75-tf
nett, and WiUun. All business
will receive prompt attention.
Jan’y 12, '58.
entrusted to his eare
7tj-l T
l>r. K. A. BL.4CK,
OFFICE Front Rooms, over Dr S. J Hinsdale's
Chemist and Drug Stere.
Feb’y 7, 185t>. 7f}-tf
ly
•Jleilicni •y^oiice.
,R. H. A. McSWAIN has taken an Offise on An
derson ijtreet, in the rear of Messrs. Ray Ji
Pearce's Store, where ht» can be found by thua« de
siring his Professional serviecs.
August 24, 185^. 4(Jtf
J.~\V1LL1AM IVVGE, M. uT
P MTTS B O RO VO Miy .V. C’.
Dr. page may be found at i*'* office when not
prefessionally engaged.
May G, 1857.
CAPE FEAR B\NK STOCK
FOR SALE
SHIFTY shfires of Cape Fear Bank Stock are olfered
for tale. For furthsr informa'ion apply to
A. McLE.\N, Cashier.
FayetteTille, Aug 1858.
( HAIRS, CHAIRS.
A I..\RGK lot o'Stool-bottom Chairs, laade at Cool
ilL Spring Mill, and for salts by
A. -M. CAMPBELL.
■March 24, '5S. Wt3y
UOOK-lilNDlNG
I.N all its kinds, exeouted with neatness and de
apatcL. tjmall jobs when done must be p>ii J before
delifere-i THod, H. TILLINGHAST,
Andetkon Street.
May 14 1»5S? 11-lY
FINE CHEWING lOBACCO.
UST RECEIVED. 10 boxes of that FINK ROCK
|^TE.\MF,R “F.\NNY” leaves Fayetteville every
Monday and Thursday morning, at 15 minutes
after Su i-rise: anil 'A’iln-.in^tnn Tuesday and Friday,
at o’clock,—carrying p'lsseiH^ers and freight.
Steamer ‘-SOU I'HKR.NKII. ' with a full complement
of Flats, makes oiu* or more trips jier week, as cir
cumstances miy require.
The accident to the Steamer ‘*riOW.\S'’ will be re
paired in a few lays. She will then fake her place in
the line. T S. LUTTERLOtl.
Oct’r 4, 1858. 51-tf
Officf 'I'k vnsport vtion Acknt, ^
Wilmin^tnn & .Manclie.Nter Rail Road I’o. i
\Viluiiii;;toii, C., 18th Aro 1858.
NOTICE TO
COUNTRY .MERI'ffWTS AM) SHIPPERS.
«N and after the the 1st Sejiteinbcr, all Goods and
Merchandize, iuten li- 1 fir the interior, or points
on the lino of this and adjoininc Road, shipped to the
care of the General Transportation .Ag‘.-nt. and landed
on the ('ompany's Wliart’, will be forwarded
Free of Extra Charge and Commissions,
and the Marine and back ch.arjes paid and collected
with Rail Road freight at the point* of delivery.
By this arrangement, owners of goods will be re
lieved of much expense and incoiiTenience, and ship
pers will find it to their interest to forward through
this port.
The promptest despatch tnay bi* relied upon. Bills
Ladinii should invariably specify for delisery at the
Rail Road Co.’s Wh.-irf oc tlie West side of the River.
JAS. P. ROBERTSON,
Geii'l Sup’t.
Aug. 18, 1858. ")V-2iu
RllL 111)11) .\()Tlli:!
TO
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
SCHOOL BOOKS FOR THE UNION. |
A. S. BAR\ES &L CO,
61 AND 63 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK,
PL'BLISIIERS A.Vl) WIiULES.UE BOOKSELLERS.
worm iNvixK .mtkntio.n to the
N ATI O N A I. S E R I ES
-OF—
!iT.l\DllU) .SCHOOL BOORS.
1'L'1!LIS11EI> HY TIIEII, .\MO.NG WHn H .\RF.
The Sntioiuil School Ruailtrs, in 5 A’bs., and
Pronouiic'iiiij Speller.
Price 25. 'Mk. 50, 75 cts. and ^1. Speller, l!5 cts.
B3' Richard G. Parker, A M , of Boston, and J.
.Madison Watson, of New York.
These are the latest reading books yet brought out,
and it is confidently believed surpass all others in
general plan and arrangement, beauty of illustrations
and typography, cha-acter of selections, and adapta
tion to the wants of schools They are already’ in ex
tensive use in the Public Schools of New York, Brook
lyn, .\lb.inj’, Newark, Lancaster, and other import.ant
places.
T. WADDILI.
Has taken charire of the
FAYETTEVILLE HOTEL.
^^ With efficient aid in the difl'erent depart
raents, and his own supervision of the entire
I * * *IAb Establishment, he hopes to give satisfaction
to the Patrons of the House.
.CJaJf* Raleigh and Warsaw four-horse lines of Stage*
arrive and depart from this House Daily, and the
Salem Stage Tri-weekly
Fayetteville, N. C., Oct’r 1, 18oJ'. 51-3m
N C Standard, Greensboro’ Patriot, Wil. Journal,
weekly, and Town papers, will copy mouths and
send bills. T. W.
TIUST SILE.
By virtue of a Deed of Trust to me executed by
Wm. R Bolton, I offer for sale any or all of the
property conveyed in said Trust, consisting in pirt of
J interest in the Bail^’ L.\ND, on Cross Creek, the
growing Crop on said Land, or DWELLING HOUSE
occupied by himself; llJ'');i .\C14ES about 5J miles
from Town on .McPherson Creek, known as his .Mill
tract
, , , Acres L.\ND known as the Terry Land on Car-
Dnvtes’ Rfivisetl Arithrnrtia nii'J Hiijher Ma- ver’s Creek.
1 Roan Horse.
1 Sorrel Mare.
5tf
W. H.
CARVER.
4-2tf
18J,001 ^.0
and in transit.
144,710 05
ed,
55,;i83 01
cent, interest,
4 1,000
*•
‘
28,000
at •) per ct.
interest, 24,000
t'l “
“
25,000
10 “
• •
5,000
0 ••
•4
10,000
* *
25,250
s 5 ••
2,5O0
r, “
..
^#,000
C “
• •
10,300
r, ••
..
21,000
r, “
int28,750
C “
1800 i
“ 51,000
G “
1880i
“ 20,500
Receivable,
l>triford & New Haven Rail Road Co. Stock
■ '' in Worcester “ “ “
nnecticut River “ “ “
necticut River Compan3’, “
Bank Stock,
“ “ Waterbsrv,
'•utf-.^rd
■ I’:i01i3
H;i/e
'ei;:x
i- .rii.t-rs i Mechanics
Providence,
Hartford,
:iange
'ticut River
arttr >ak
' ijaiits X .Minaf.
* L!]aiii.-s ,i- Traders
.'^I-r'.ijaiitT Exchange
N th ver
Mi-rhatiics
' ;t. Amenean
■ ■ia-‘lU
.' i.erica
>!r H'iway
I lii^n •
H .n iver "
! .nim"nwe«i ih “
Pi.ttniX
Miiiihattaii •
New V'lrk .
Market
«tcean >
.Meti-iipci jtnn
Buti ners ."i jirnvers
Iiu;>*.rter's Ti ader's
•Viiierican i.xi;hange
.Nb rcli iiits
^ Trii't CdTnpany
V. L. in. \ I'riiBt t’o
04,4'.»9 34
00,000
10,272
12.500
1.250
5.250
5.250
1,872
.30 (lOO
40.000
13.500
27.000
11,800
6,500
9,787 50
60.125
10,300
10.000
10.000
Jersey City, 1,500
New York, 10,100
10.000
34.500
21.000
30,000
34,200
25,00(.>
10,100
23.4(A)
11.750
21,you
J.OOO
y,ooo
10.800
•i0.50(>
32.400
20.800
1?',400
43.400
1'2.400
31.800
41.400
44.t/Jo
ii,'.:oo
24.750
R. M. ORRELL,
TURPENTINE INSPECTOR.
•^B^HOSE sending their Spirits Turpentine to m«
M. may rely upon it to have prompt and carsful at
tention. .My WarsLouses are fronting the Wharvws and
n«ar the River.
Sept’r 13, 1858. 44-tf
PETER MALLETT
WITH
D. COLDEN MURR.\Y,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
62 South Street,
iVA'ir YORK.
July 2W, 1858. 32-
JAli. C. UMITII. MlLBi CO«XI.’.
JAS. C. SMITH & Co.,
t'attorsy t'ommiusion anti M-'or~
imartling ^Jlerchantu.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Prompt attention given to sale of TIMBER, LUM
BER, NAVAL STORES and all kinds of Produce.
Liberal advancements made on Consignments.
Refers to E. P. Hill, Pres't Branch Bank of State.
H. R. Savaoe, Cash'r Bank Cape Fear. Joh-i Daw
son, Esq.
April 2.5, 1858. 4-lT
Preibytsrian copy.
I). A. LA.MONT,
Commission Merchant,
Wiliiiing^fon, C.
OFFICK 88 NORTH WATER STREET.
Personal attention given to all prodHce sent to him
either for sale or shipment.
Nov’r 0. 57-1 ypd
CANDY TOBACCO
Sept. 4
rillRTY HANDS W ANTED.
^■^HE subscriber wishsi to hirs by the Month, or
M Day, Thirty Negroes, to work on the Ninth Sec-
tio.i of the Western R iil Roal.
For further particulars inquirs at th« Engineer's
Ofiice, Fayetteville, or of me at Little River Bridge.
O’BRYAN J- ('O
Aug. 10. 38if
A FEW BARRELS
HoICE -\PPLE BR.\NDY, suitable for making
■' wine and putting up brandy fruit For sale by
W. H CARVER.
Aug 18 28-
\V ANTED
NEGR*>ES fora Mississii'pi Plantation, Men,
Boys, Girls, and some good Families.
EPHR. PAGE.
Fayeiteville, .May tt, 18o8. 8-»f
75
XEW, rilE\P, .\NU PE 1)111(1 I S ROITK FOK
Freight for the Interior of North Carolina.
ERCH.VNTS and others about purchaf-iivir their
...TM Fall and Wintei Supplies, are re^juestod to
notice, that by the completinn of the N rth Eastern
Rail Roa>l from Charleston, S t i Cheraw. th« ad
vantages of a i'HE.\P and EXI’EDITIOUS Route from
the Seaboard has be«n opened to them.
.411 freight eonsi’n« l to the car# of the \gent of the
North Eastern Rail Road will bs forwar ig 1 FitEE OF
COM MISSION.
No charge will be male f r Storage at Cheraw. All
goods will bo taken care of in the (’ompany’s Ware
house until sent f>r.
A schedule of charges for trausportAtioii ot' freight
will foun 1 at the Post Ofiice.
S. S. SOI.OMON'S,
Eug’r an 1 Sup’t
,\ug. 3. 34tf
FAVETTKVlLLt:
MLTIAL LVSI RAXCK COMPANY.
ASSETS $230,326.28.
r ■ 1 H IS (’ompany has ’)een in Dperation
I. five years, and has paid its Id*
1>11M20 'j5. without any asse^smen
aging its members .-.biiut i per cent.
Policies i.s.-^ue.l to 1st nf M ly, 1''.jS, •_'7'i^.
.■\mr-unt of property now insure!, ^ 1.47 1 .'’2'-’ 34.
Amount premium notes new on hand. >>221,'oiS L’:-!.
Cash premiums received, $ i2,317 41.
Directors.
T. Hawley.
more than
amounting to
insurance aver-
JOHN M. CLARK,
('onmiission & For\varliriiT .Merchant,
WILMLVGTON, N. C.
W
$l,';06,14O 10
liabilities:
l or claims ad; i^ted and uiia ljusted and
L'lt due •'?108,714 68
OoJ- .\gent of the above Company at Fayetteville,
E. J. HALE.
UANNER'S on. DRV HIDES.
Bl’LS. Tanner s Oil.—a Buperior article; also,
a line lot of Dry Hides. For sale by
JAH. (i. C(tOK.
The i*r(‘sl)vterian 1‘salniodist, Char-
I* f r aiil R'.und .Not0s. A further supply just rec’ii.
aept 27 E. J. HALE & SON.
ILL give prompt attention to sale of Country
Produce. Naval Stores and Cotton
f^H^And Ai/ent f’lr liuthand Orrtii't Lint of Hnn.it
.\ugust I'J, l>5b. 38tf
W. H. TURLINaTON, ~
ConuiiLsiion Merchant, No. 4 North Water St.,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
» *^ILL give his prompt personal attention to the
▼ W sale or shipment of al! Consignments of Naval
Stores or other Country Produce.
Nov. 8. 1856. tf
Worth & Utley,
Forwarding and General Coininission
MERCHANTS,
Fayetteville^ .V. €\
J. A. WORTH. (72tf) JOS. tlTLBT.
T C. & B. G.~WORTH,
roniiiiiJision &; I'orwardincr Merclianti,
O ^
Uroten’t Building, Wut»r Sirtei,
H'il»ni»igton, »V. C\
Usual advances made on coDiignmeDti.
Not. 11, 1857. 5W-tf
DEEP RIVER COAL.
Bituminous
had
by the Ton.
Mining Engineer,
VALl AliLE REAL ESrA'I'E
t'OK
1 OFFER for sale my RESIDENCF^ on Hay-mount.
For healtti there no place to excel it There is
a fine well of water in the yard Description is use
less. Alsj, the LOT East of my Store.
The above property, if n't disposed of at private
gale, will be soid at auction on Tiiurs lav, 'Jl st (Jctober.
JAS. G. COOK.
Fayetteville, Sept. f'. 4»-
i\Ei.iio!';s ,iMi im fo!i>\iTe.
^I'HL subscriber wishes to sell iiis ilOUSh and LOT
j[ in Fayetteville, known as the "Farm House,”
containing ahout iiO acres. .\lso, THREE V.-XLU-
-\BLE NK(jRO .ME.V, Edward. Frel and Charles.
Fred and Edward are excellent Spirit Barrel Coopers,
—all Toung, sound and healthy. For terms apply to
C. E. LEKTE,
or JOS. BAKER. Jr,
Att’y for John Eccles.
Aug. 18. 38-tf
HOUSE, LOr, AND NEGRO."
ri'lHE ur-.-^rsigned wishing t'> cl'>8« up their old busi-
ness, offer for sale the IIOU.'^E and LOT on Hay-
mount, formerly occupied by .Major Gilrni)re. .\lse>, a
NEGRO BOV 14 years of age; having tried him for the
last five months, we can rccommcnd him as an excel
lent servant, both for house or out of doors, sold for
no fault, but to close old business
F. N. & J. H. ROBERTS.
May 3, 1858. 7-tf
OLD BILLS.
I A LL persons indebted to the concern of FR.\Nt Ji
i'm JERRY and J. H. ROBERTS ^ CO., are re
quested to come forward and settle th«ir bills. If not
settled by tLie last o*' this mouth, they will tind them
, in tlia hands of a Lawful Collxctor.
J. H. ROBERTS ^ CO.
.Mav 8, 1858. 7-tf
COTTON BAGGING.
DUN1.»EE and GUNNY B.VGGING in quantities to
suit purchasers. For sal* by
^ JAS. G. COOK.
Sept. 17. 4iitf
TAKEN~IT!
tND eommitted to the Jail of (,'hatham county, two
Negro Boys by the name of HENDERSO.S and
EDO.M, who say they beiong to J. H. Piiichett, of
Lumberton. The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay prison charges, and take them
away; otherwise, they will be dealt with according to
law
Pittiborough, July 14.
W. D. C. RIDDLE, Jailor.
IINOUS COAL of the beat quality can be ^
at th* works at Egypt, at,*a reasonable price i MUSICAL
WM. McCLANE. | just r«««ived.
The Souihertt Hartno^
CO.MP.-vMO-N, a turtner supply
E J. Hale at son.
leo. McNeill,
1>. A. Hay, W. N. Tillinghast,
H. L. Myrover, A. McKethan,
S. W. Tiilinghast, J. D. William*.
Henry Lilly. ,la«. Co 'k,
N. A. Stedman, \ 'V. '-'ti'c!.
S. J. Hinsdale. .las Kyle.
T. S. Lutterloh. ,1. t«. .'^ho].hord.
Wm. McLaurin, R F. Bro.vi, Wilmington,
A. E. Hall, Wilmington.
('FFICEK-'.
GEO. "McNKll.L, Pies'ident.
D R.\y. \’iee I’resi lent.
C -\. >!(.■ Mii.i.AN, Soiretary.
John Collin* and C. C. McCrummen. Travelling Agf'nts.
The Companv invite application*.
•May 21, 18.58. 18-V
COrPON liONDS FOR ^ AI.E.
^ 1"^ H E Western Rail Road Co. have for sale in amounts
to suit purchasers.
S20,U00 of the Coupon Honds of the County of
Cumberland, bearing 7 per cent, iiiterest, pnysble
semi-annually on the 1st June aud the 1st of Deoem- :
ber, and running 20 years. |
51.M),000 of tho ('.lupon Hoti'ls of the Town of,
Fnj'etteville, bearing 6 per cent interest, payable semi- j
annually on tho 1st January and the 1st of July, and \
runninn 20 years
These bonds were issunl in uccor lanee with law to ;
the Western Rail Road Co., to pay the County and |
Town subscriptions respectively. ,
I Persons having ’noney will find these ‘ •.*'ds (at the ■
price the Co. is seili' g them) a better iuvesiment than
any Bank Stock in tlis State.
' For terms apply to B. M.\LLETT, Esq., Pres’t or :
i t9 JNO. M ROSE, Treas’r
Western R. R Co. i
Fayetteville. Feb’y 26, 1853. 80tf
DENTISTRY. I
Dr. j. D.WIS h.'iving decided on per- j
manrnth' locating in the Town of j
I Fayetteville, respectfully olYers his t'Crvices to the cit- ;
izens f f this place and surr’oinding country. In ali j
the variou.s branches of his Protes^ion, including the ^
uianufHCture of .Mineral Teeth, he is satisfied, after an
e.xtensive esperience, to which is uddet* a thorough
Dental education, that he Cjiu give entire satist'action
as far r.s is in the power of Dentistiy. All irregulari
ties of the Teeth treated in a proper and careful man
ner, as well as diseases of the trioiUh. None but the
proper metals are made use of in the various opera
tions. Charges will be moderate, loat the benetits of
the Profession muy be placed withui the reach of all
who may feel an interest in the preservation of the
Teeth.
Office over Houston’s Jewelry Store, where he
may be found at all times.
May 10, 1858. 'Jtf
Cider V’ineirar, tor sale bv
W. H. CARVER.
Aug. 18. 38-
tht>mnticx
Prices of Arithmetics 15, 25, 45 and 75 cents
-Are daily increasing in popularity and circulation.
They are regarded as the most thorough aud prac- !
tical of any before the public. .Vn exceedingly v.alu-
able addition to this course has just been made in the
publication of
Da vitf.' I niver&ity Alyehra, t^i'ce SI
An entirely ne%; work, designed to occupy an inter- ;
mediate place between the author’s Elementary .Mge-
bra and l$ourdon. It teaches the Science .and .Art of j
.Algebra by a logical arrangement and classification of
tho principles in their natural order, and by illuatrat- |
ing their application in an extended series nf carefully ;
arranged and gra^led examples. It is Prof. Davies’ ^
last and best work.
Mo/itetfh ttTi'j .Mc\al/i/'s SVr»V. u/' (^7\tnfniphie», 1
Prices 25, 40, 00 cents., and >1. i
Seem to be fast superseding all others. The plan I
on which they are arranged, their intrinsic merit, con- i
ciseness. beauty, and peculiar adaptation, render them ■
great favorites with both teuchors and pupils. They
have been orticially recommendc i by the Superinten
dents of Public Instruction of vi ry many States, and
by numerous Teachers' .Associations and Institutes
throughout the country, and are in successful use in i
a multitude of public and I'rivate Schools in every ;
State of the Union.
('liirk's Grammnrs, in firo Ao.., prirrf, 40 and
C»0 cents, nnd Welch’a Analysis, prirt 75 rents.
It is believed present the only true ami successful
methiid of teaching the scien-'o of the English Lan
guage. They are the Standard Text-liooks in the New
York, Michigan and other State Ndri;..al School.s. and
in very many of the best Schoolb and .Academies in
the country.
Rnrher'i^ School Rhilo^dphy, prirc SI,
Is regirded as the most complete, concise, and prac
tical Class Book on that subject yet published. It is
more extensively used than any other, which fully de
monstrates its pre-eminent worth and superiority.
Purter s School Chemistry, price SI,
Is one of the most admirable works prepared lor
Schools, an'l requires only a limited amount of ap
paratus to illustrate all the experiments desuribed.
A. S. 1> it (’o. liAve reccutly added niany
new and valuable works to their !>i .I'l'80!% I.
a ful 1 descri|'tion of which will be louiid
in their .Vf: PI' #i.l'STH^MTKU C.IT.I
;ust published, containing a comp'et'
>tesoription. with notices and recommendations, of n".
their .''chool and Library Bonks.
Teachers and School Mlicers throughout the coun
try are recjueste I to seii' 1 f..r thi^ .f'fJII* /9M:S
Cnif Tif'K and corres
pond with the Publishei's in regard to any of their
works they may wisii to examine or introduce.
Address A S KARNES CO.,
51 and Oo John Street, New York.
A S ]>AKNKS fc CO. are also publishers of the
Srhool Teachers' M^ibrary.
Retail price.
Northend's Teacher and Parent .■»;1 25
Page's Theory and Practice of Teaching 1 25
Mansfield on .American Education 1 25
, DeTocqueville'i American Institutions I 25
• Davies' Logic o=f .Mathematics 1 25
.Mayhew on Universil Education 1 25
Root ou School .Amusements 1 25
The above Books are sold by E. J. H.ALE ij- SON.
Fayetteville N C.
Oct’r 1, 1858. 51-2mC&D
ALSO,
f)ne Seine and Flat, Household and Kitciien Furniture.
Farming Tools. One lUX’K.VW.AY. One CARRT.ALL
One (’.ART and large ;imount of For.»go.
Persons desirous of purchasing any of the proper
ty conveyed in said Trust would ilo well to call on Mr
Bolton or myself as bargains may bo had.
C. E. LEETE, Trustee.
Sept. ;?0, 1858 60-30d
LSEEIJL ARTK’LES.
jL^LUID, Oil and Lard Lamps;
M. Brittania and Brass Candlesticks;
Superior Steel Snuffers;
Brittania Castors, Tea Pots and Cotfee Pots,
Brittania oPOONS and L ADLES;
Brittania Communion Sets. Goblets and Cups;
Tinned Iron Spoons and Ladles;
Planisheil Tin Coffee Urns and Pots, Tea Pots;
Oyster aud Beef Steak Dishes, and Dish Covers;
WAITERS, of all sizes and shapes.
FINE SCISSORS; large for cutting,
small for embroidery; Raiors and Pocket
Knives;
UaNketii! Baskets!
for all purposes;
corrrE .nil
Iron and Stono .Mortars;
Stone Crocks; Tin Ware;
Cedar Tubs, Pails, Churns and Bowls;
Counter Scales, to weigh } to 240 tbj;
Family Scales, to weigh every ounce to4Ib.
Cccf'Si Idjpers; Hair and Wire Selves;
Table Mats; Feather Dusters;
Dust Puns; (’urta'n Pins:
Hand aud Tea Bells,
Music Portfolios; Lailies’ Work Boxes; Rosewood
Toilet Boses;
Ladies' Leather Bags, (large;;
White Satin Beads and White Cut Beads, for
fancy work;
Porto Monaie:, entirely of leather, a superior article;
Electric Polishing Powder; Boy's Saws; (Corkscrews.
A great vbrifety of other useful articles, too tedious
to m nition. Come and sje for youiself at the “Crock
ery Store’’ W. N. TILLINGHAST.
.“^ept. UO 5)-2m
KMV
HITE H V
>■■1 :.U
D
' 1'. •.» i I !i
I i : • p
prong
■’ iUKS.
sTKiti, Forks, at
-■t,
•it .-^1 50,
•'il
aud
>0 per sot:
w.t.i
per St*I;
■And a variety of ‘th‘'i-i ;i: 75 c»s to 2
some of which .ire of si q' ai.itt.
Ivory haii ilo Kniv(>s. %\;t!. mlli. or platel> Forks,
or ,\i,o.\r. at to '0 p.-r set or d-.zen.
For sale at the "Crockerv Store"
'w. N. TILLINGHAST.
Sept. 28. 60-2m
School Aoticx*.
WILL open my Schioi for B.^ys on MOND \Y. the ‘ st
4ru L>.VY OF OCl'«>l>KR pro.ximo, at the Ph»nix
Lodge—first tioor. North entrance.
My ternis of tuition will be. fur quarter of ten
weeks, twelve dollars and fifty cents (SI- »'>;) cun- ; FRENCH
tingencies, twentv-five cents. Pa . ible in aivance.
THOMAS J ROBINSON. , FORKS.
Sept'r 20. 47-4w
Presbyterian copy 4 weeks. ,
SII.VER PLATED
TOHS (18 patterns.) (')tk' Briskets, Candle-
sticus. Cups, Tea Sets. Gi>biet-5, .Spoon Holders,
Butter Dishes, Butter Knives. .M );a.sise« Cups, .Napkin
Rings. Tea Bells, Pie Knives, Suzar Tongs and Scoops,
WANTED.
JJ MMEDl.ATELY—a good Copper Smith.
For sale i.ow at the
W. N.
I
Liberal i
wages will be given and constant employment.
M. A. BAKER. '
Oct’r 4. 51- ■
AND
S POON d,
••( rockery Store.”
TILLINGHAST.
50-2 m
i'AKE NOriCK.
Gun-makers and Others.
OFFER my entire stock of Guns, Pistols and Tools
at New York C 'St, as I wish to change my business
Sept r 28.
EALI. AND WIN'FER (iOODS.
JUST received a large and splendid Stock of STA
PLE DRY tOODS, hardware, BoOI'S and
SHOES, Il.CrS and CAPS and SADDLERY.
Sept 30
C. E.
LEETE.
50-1 m
.M. A.
Oct'r 4.
BAKER.
51-
i
.NOTICK.
-- I
fUST RECEIVED, a fresh supply of COPPER. 1
atn fully prepared to execute all orders in the
Copper and Sheet-Iron Work, such as making Turpen
tine Stills, Brandy Stills, fic. .All work warrantei to
be well done Call and see for yourselves at
.M. A BAKER’S.
Fayetteville, Oct’r 4.
May 21, 1860.
6-tf
BlaokB for sale at tbig Otlic«.
'The Cam Business,
ness, aud Black-smith Business,
usual until further notice liy
Oct’r 4.
61-
Copper liusi-
will be cuiitiniied ,a.-
M A i:\Ki:u
51-
□Cf“ Webster’s Elementary Spelling
Books, juat TMeivad. h;. J. UaIiE & SON.
Stpt’r 2t.
'i'o li:ase.
^■^HE (’ool Syiring F.^MILV llESIDEN 'E, with the
fi premises an t garden attache L lat>*:y i-ou[.ie'l
by Mr. T. Waddill. Apply at the Hotel.
Oct’r 2. 51 tf
FI iU'VUN (;i \\o.
ri'^HE undersigned has made arrangeinents by which
I he is j)repared to furnish at short notice, any re
quired qnaniity of
.\o. 1 Peruvian fwiiano,
all of which will be trom direct importjtioTis, into the
Port of Wihn:v;v;-I>ri. ami warranted pur.- an I genuine.
)rd«rs f"r the abuve excellent fertilizer are solicit
ed. to which ])rumpt attention w^l be giten
.As thio is an article which does not admit of being
sold on time, cash or its equivalent mutt accompany
each order. BEVMRLY RuSE.
July 8. 26tf
sri’ERioR liu r rER.
NEW supply of that Superior BUTTER, so verj
popular with all who have been buying from me.
—ALSO—
\ large supply of
^rocerieu and M*rotitiiontt,
consisting in part of;
I’lime Iliu Coffee;
lU Hbls. (’offeoaud Jirowu Snj;ar.s;
25 liij|s. Rjctrn No. IS Mackerel;
15 Fi’lf and O'j-artcr l.hl.s. Kxtra No. 1 do.
20 H’ll bbls. Mtss Sk(td, ■ 'very titie;)
500'^ If'd cln>iae Hail, liaeouj
4UO0 lbs. “ Faiuily Jjard;
75 boxes Extra Dairy Cheese.
.All of which I will sell cheap for CASH.
W. C. TRuY.
Oct. 4, 1858. 51-lm
TURPEN'l'lNE AND
H i. C Ja S .Tf i T ii /, is.
*25 Doz Jiryci's’ Hackers
’i'( “ “ Round Shaves.
15 “ “ Scrapers.
10 “ Hacker-Siones.
10 “ llouii ! .'-lia-.t; .-'toues.
*25 “ llacki r Files.
ALSO,
A Large as.sortiumi i t ’ooper’s Tools.
1 would tall I 111-aSt^nf,.'.! ‘. j .
ers, P.f und Sli.iVf > ar.d .'.;rar'ei.-. .i
ever ofiered for sale in thiu market.
Sept. 30, 1858.
.sura to luj Hack-
‘ tlit-y excel any
C. E. LEETE.
60-lm