SFiSHl-WBEKL Y
' >1. \ IN.]
FAVF/r rFAlIJ.E, N. C., PECFMBER 0, l«r,S.
[\0. 770.1
\; M(>'I'\NS \\!> IlirUSl'WS
" UWA] A SDN.
!'-K> W'l i’i'ti'iiii:T>i:s.
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1 ;■ .tci- 1 :
■ I I! on it' nnM ni
'■iviv. ' h.' yiviv i>r -iiilisci i))
■ r liu' c\| iri il.
' (Ml |-n- -(nninii. if jiniil in
iriii^llu' yc.vr of sui)scri]>- i Saloni Stupe Tri weekly
1 Fiiyotteville, N. (' , (lot'r 1, 1858. 61-3m
V, . . ',‘ V
^ J 'iiS it I'-ii'l
■ : 'ti'i' il:c yivir li:is exjiirC'l.
.Tl'KMH-N l’S iuricrtoil Tir sixty cents per
' 1 'iiu> t\ir ilieiirst, :in»l thirty cents for ciich
I u'^iiiMtiuii. ^ t'ai'l v :\'lvortisvinentsl>y
:it i-e:i' 'nal>lc I'.itos. A'lvoi tisoi s are
.1 t ' -^tate t lie n\imlH-r lit' i usert ionilt'sireel, or
;r w •
lias taken cliar'je of the
F r iLLi: iio ricr,.
, n '\itli i tll. ient a>'i in the ilifferent depart-
iiHTiri. tiM.i !iis own supervision of tli« enliru
l''t it.ii-,iiincnt, he hopes to givo «ati«faction
to th« l’:itrons of the Hont>e.
Krtlfiph anil W ursAW four-hor^iu lines of iitta^es
arrivt' an.l depart frotti this Mouso Daily, and. tlio
Salem Stiiirt' Tri-weekly-
■ fit'll the year 1 s;V,», tour yontijr men and two women,
-M- smart, aetive anil cleanly, for 'I’aljle and Chamber
Servants; one jjnod ('oitk, (a man prefcrreil.) strong
and healthy; an t also one ■oher, iionest and indnstri-
ons U'llow tor nstler. For !>ui'h "t'rvants, (slaves
l»e fontinued till forliid. anil charged accord- ! would lie preferred.) liberal jtrice.* will be iiiveu, and
j wages paid 'Hiarterly
T. WAl'liIlil,, Faj’cttevile Hotel,
lyetteville, \ (’., N..v, ti7-tlst.l
(’arolinian copy.
A iv.-rtiseinents to be inserted
extra.
iu/c, charged •'>(> per
I
\i;\i i iini i\ii ,\i;\i liooiis.
- i -i ribors bavt) formed Copartnership under
name uf
(.Ol.DS'l’ON .V i FIJ.FU,
: r sa ; a larce and well scle'’iod stock of
/ //■>. // l/.7>-MM/./.-, //^L/ - UAA'K
. ■ -■ L i: " h'S. CuTTO \
> lA.N'. Sl/tL'T/yf.S. Jv
. !■ th y  the attention nf tbeir friends and
' •iim 'v Store uno door Fast i'f II. •!: E.
siii:>iwi:jj, iioijjsi:.
r.vvi:TTi:vii,i,i;, r.
Lmt ^ide ut irtt n a fVw Doors \orth of
th>‘ Marlci t House.
Subscriber ilesire* through this mu
M. dium to ai'knowledire the liber;
e past
Si'lK'DL BUOKS FOR THE UNION.
A. S. I5A11.\F,S iSo CO,
51 AND 53 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK,
PrBLISIIL'llS \\[) WII(ILKS;\Ll' BdllKMiLLEKS,
WOll.Li INVITE ATTKNTION TO THE
N All OX A I. SFRIFS
—OF—
sT.i\oii{i! mmi iiftORs.
ri ui.isnKi) nr thkm, amonu which ark
The yi:ifional Si'hool Ri‘(i(/fni, in 5 iVc».s., and
I ’rmioiiitcini/ SfKiler.
Price 'J'), -ji', 7-^ cts. and ^j;l. Speller, 2'j cts.
l!y Uicl.ard (i. I’aiker. \ M., of Host ui. and J.
Ma lison Wat.Mn, of New York.
These are the latest rea ling books yet brought out,
and it i? confidt'ntl^’ believe 1 surjia^s all others in
general plan and irrangiMuent, lieauty of illu.str.ations
and tynography, character of selections, and adapta-
WIUGHT & FrLLKH.
Attorneys aiitl (-ounse!lor.‘ nt I/iw,
Fuyvlleville, 51.
tILEMENT G. WRIGHT and 15MlTIIOl.OMF,W
^ FULLi^R Lave associated themselves together for
the practice of their profession. I’rompt attention
pi ‘J to all business committed to their charge They
will practice in the counties of Cumberland, Harnett.
Sampson, llobeson and Liladen.
Aug. 18.'j8. 3'J-
TKOY & FLI.I^FU,
Attorneys and ('niinsellors at Law,
Robert e. troy ami john r.
frti'med an association for the
profession in Robeson County. Tiie
 o., li. €\
'. FULLER, have
practice of their
tion to the wants of M'h> .'s Thev are already in ex
tensive use in th,‘ I’ubrj,- .Schools of Now Vork. I’rook
Ij’n, .Mbaiiy. Ne" irk. l.ani'isti-r. -ind other important j
places ' I
I
Davtn' It’IIS'd A lifhr.iificn iiii'l Ili'jhrr Ma-
tilt nutli 'i. I
I’rici'sof \ rithnietii's 1'i, I 'l and 75 cents.
\ri' daily i'''Tfa'iiig in p 'pn! ui‘y :ii:d cirijnlat’oa.
dium to a.'knowledge the liberal pa- ; ' ' - ‘rdi d a- the mo-t t tn.ri.ngh and prac-
trunage bestowed upon his House the past ■ '** '•' bcl re the pn'ilii;. .Vn e.\ceedin(jly valu-
year—and as he has jusi erected New Slables and ! :id lition to this eouiso h.as just been made in th«
(’arriage She i convenient to the House and to water • pnb'iioatii)n of
he takes pleasnn in sayinjj to his putrons and the | Ihn iii I uit
public generally, that he is still prej ared to accom- I
nio.lattj them with transient and permanent I'oard, and .
[A. W. Fillsr.
*'•5-1 m
('lv;n'.i a large and
\KW VMl .VM) WIXTEH DRY GOODS.
ALI3X JOHNSON, Jr.,
3 [j fi ;ve i aiui is ',h\.' d :
S I 01 K OF COODS,
■ n ■ raciiisr all the newest styles of
I :uiit ' l)r*'ss (iiXKls. C'loiiks, SIuintIs,
r. s|iu s. F»(*mic'ts, lvihl>ons, I'iowors,
and 'i'rimiuiiiiis, ut all kiiuU.
ion a iWTij
A very desirable stock of
llunl\-N' ulc C'lotlnMu:. Cloths, ('assi-'
iiu rcs. \ (‘stimr. Hals. C ap', liouts.
Sh()o., Fmhrellas. vVc.
.retiier with many articles nut deemed necessary
: ":^fiate
A 'f wh h will be ofl'ered l.iw for C.\SH. or on
.1' I" fill'll ns pav wUcn called nn,
ALF.X Johnson. Ju.
•\;ytttev;.lo. N. Sept. 20, l''.'i". 47tf
\i;HI.M! FILL STOtk TOR 1858!
S'l'ARR^V WILI.IAMS,
Are ni-w receiving their SF('’OND SI I’l’LV of
staple niid I'aiic’v llry ln'oo(l*>»,
ii\rs, CAPS. r.ooTs. shoks. r.oNNin's,
IMIHIKLLAS. and RK \ 1>V-.M VDK
r L o t h I N ;.
*• irri-at v tri-ty 'f articles n"t enumerate 1.
i ..;■ Stck is very large and wv'l assorted, compri-
• •_ ul; the latest styles and patterns, and will he oller-
• - ' . Whi'lesale r>uyers on liberal terms. tit:.er fur
A'H " ippri'ved paper.
- r. T\RU.J [.T. M. WILLI VMS.
■ i r U. '‘'l-tf
XEU .>OI).s
^■Tll L -ubscribers udnj.t this method i-f infnrming
■ their frienils land the p’llilic generally! that tiiey
^r- I, iW receiving into stor« a very large and general
sroC’K OF (;i()(>!)S,
EMr.R.VClNt;
f.i IS (I V i: K11: K.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SADDLERY,
«Vc.
A 'f which tht-y are di.sj, ;se 1 to sell at reasonable
: f-r,,r ,.n the usual time to resfionsibiu
. rs wh urw in the h-ib't p iyin.;.
GKO. 'V WILLIAMS ('O.
Ju y 2-;. 1^>. 31-
G. & L. BRANDT.
respectltilly s >licits a c uitiiiuan 'C of the liberal pa
tronage heret'ifore receive I. Ilverv ext>r:ion on his
part shall be use t to ren lor them cnmf 'rtablo dur.ni:
their soj lurn with him. His t iblo is always supplied
w;th the best thd market atl',.r Is
r. SIIK.MWIILL.
March lil. l''^'>.') i^t'.tf
.\n rntiri-ly in'\-
me liat*' J biCi' bc;\
br'» aII 1 JJiimd ^n.
A’g. l ra by a b gu-
rniif// Alijihr't, I'rii't SI 'Ih.
V rk. d.'si^nrd to occupy an inter-
I'cn the author's Kletnentary .\lge-
It te.'iches the S'ience .'Kid Ari of
il arr'Hiirenii'nt and classitication of
the jiriiK-iples in their n-itural order, and by illustrat-
thelr ipplicati'Ui in an extended s,-ries of carefully
Prof. Davies’
e \ uin j'!es
It
f|^HlS roNVKNIENT ,\ND WKI.L ''rKNISHED
B. F'ta''!ishme:it was opeue'l lor the reception of
lloarders on tnc lllth i;ist. The subscrilier will sp.are
no 1 ains ti' m.-ike all i-oinfurt.ible who may stn|i at her
house r.cirular bnardcr' will hero fui i the '[uiev .•,im-
fort of homo, fombiuo l with the advant'iges to busi
ness men of a IL'tel.
The stables of Mr. W. Troy are in the rear of
the Hotel, and travellers may entrust their horsis to
his care, with the as-urance t-i ,t tiie best trcitment
will be best I wed up n tiicm.
M.UIY ANN potter
Oct. ‘Jl. 1’)'i-;>m
'I'o 'ri!F 1‘rr.LK .
^■'IIIK Subscrib.'i haviii:^ P.MNTIID the Extensive
H STAP.LK.'^ I inncctcdw'th the li.ib'..'’i IL.usc. ik
now prepari'1 !e ’■ ar 1 M n^es ^y the d .y ^r monlh.
h i« sccu’-. d the services of an experienced hostUr,
II
and j romises t • give s iti>faclinn
roniie his establisiiment.
all who may pat-
W. c. TROY.
6C-i»m
Oct. 21,
WFSTKliN UAII. road.
ON and after Monday, 22d day of N->vember, the
Freiirht Train will run KK(»LL.\RLV b-tween
Fayetteville and McClenahati's StaiMiu; leavinir Fay
etteville every murninir at 7 o'clock an 1 ri.ii;ri.;ng ut
1 "'clock in the afternoon of same day.
''onsignors are rci|uested to sen i tickets with arti
cles, statinir consi;inee, ■iestination. ^Vc.
U A Kn>LR.
('I'.ii f Kng'r v'i Sup't.
NVhenever the amount nf frei;:ht may require, an
extra Tr:iin will Nave Fayetteville and return in the
alternoon
Nov'r 2'J. ?.j-
IMIL UOlll .MITlli;!
TO
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
arranire I nn I gi
l»st and bf-t w irk.
Afonfi'i'h 'I ;i'/ I/. .Vu/'y'i Srn'i  at ^ r’ny ritphira,
Prices 'J.'), .}i). i.tl oent - , and ••»!.
Sect! fi' be fi^t . i;j cr*"iiiiir aU others. The p’an
c.n which they :ire arr ..;^;'' 1. theii 'ntrit-.si,- merit, con-
Cisciies'. b.-aiity. .'iti l j.cculiar adapt ition, render them
great faviiritc' with b ‘th teachers and pupils They
have I'Ci'ti i tli.'iaily t cci nimendi-d by the Sujierinten-
deiiTs .if Pu’lie liistructi >n of vei'y many .'tates, and
by nuaieri.us Teai iier^' Associations an 1 hmtitutes
throuch'iut the c .untry. and are in successful use in
.a mnliitu 1> of j.uMic and private Schools in every
State of t(\e [’:ii .n.
('/ark's riin»i'tr., in t too X >d , prir^:^ 4(J 'ind
OU 'tnd H/(■/*’. Annl^ais, price ~'o i'tnti,
It is b -:icvc 1 present the mily true and succes.«ful
method I’f teachiiiir the » ience of the English Lan-
gua,:e. They are ttie .Sfmdard Text-Hooks in the New
Vork. .Michigan an! "ther State .Nurrsal Schools, and
in very many of the best Sch :.ds and Academies in
thw O'lUiitry,
r.ivh.r i S' h'lul price SI,
Is regarded as the most complete, concise, and prac
tical t'lass 11 1 'k on that subject yet published. It is
nioro extensively used than .'iny ether, which fully de-
menstrates its pre-eminent worth and superiority.
P'>rtir\ S''h'i'il Vh‘ mi^tri/. prirt ,
I»'.ine of the most a Imirable w>irks prepared for
.Sell" Is. and re j'liri • only a limited amount of ap-
^ par lias to iHnstrato ail th« experimenti described.
A. S 15. iV Od. li.tve recently aildctl many
new and valiialde works te their ,\ A'I'IO.H.41..
a full descri]ition of which will be tbund
in their i.t ST/t.tTt:i9 C,H\t-
Just published. Containing u completo
ilescription. with notices and recomruciidations, of all
their School and Library Rooks.
Teacher* and School Hficers throughout the coun
try are reijuested to send for this IP§2S-
Cieil*Tif§: C,iT.trfKj! t t:, and corres
jiotid with the Publishers in recar i to any of their
Wur^is they m^iy wish to examine or infoduce.
AJdrcss A. S. liAKXES .V CO.,
Gl and Juhu tftroct, New York.
former will also
attend the (,'ourts of Bladen and ('olumbus: the latter
will also attend those of (Cumberland.
Th« Offict* in Lumberton will be kept open at all
times.
Jan’y 1, IH58. 73-
SIDNEY A. SMITH,
Attorney nnd (’ouii'='llor at F^aw,
WILL attend regularly the County and Superior
(a)urts of Wake, Johnston, (’umberland, Har
nett, and Wilson. All business entrusted to his care
will receive prompt attention.
Jan’3’ 12, ’oM. 70-1 y
L0\ FKD e:lukii)(;e.
• tUor»ieif at Ijntr^
ILL attend the Courts of Johnston and Samj)
w ■■■■ ■CTygwwwr
\n\. (Ill'll’. \M) lArEiiniurs roiti: for
l\*hol*'salv om! Krfttil iPettlrrs in Freight for the Interior of North Carolina.
''lA! LL A^ I> /• J A ^ 1 Phi fiOj/>S, LRCH.VNTS and others about toirc hasing their
i.!!':: and Furni'liin;: Gu" i-; li i'X.s an'] Slioi's-
!'f"; anil Caps; Tiunks; ('arpet
outh
Fall and inter Sujiplies. ;ire requested to .
notice, that by the completion of the N'ortli Eastern ;
Rail Road from i'harlest in, .s. (’.. to f'iieraw, the ad- .
vantage-! of a('HH.\Pan l EXPEDITIor s P. lUte from
the Sc'ibo.'ir J hys been o|iened to them. ■
All freight consi.;ned to the care of the .\gent of the |
North Eastern Rail Road will Vie forwarded FREE OF i
COMMISSION. I
No charge will b« made for Storage at Cheraw. All I
f ViVe largest, handsomest and i care of in the Company's Ware- I
house until sent for. '
A schedule of charges for tranip irl^tion of freight i
will be found at the Po*t _)flice. {
S S. SOLOMONS, j
Lng’r and Sup’t. j
Aug 3. a4lf I
l.r r rKULMlI s M\K.
Tiunks; ('arpet Ha;is and
Vali'cs; llardwaro; ('utli-ry; Crockery;
.'lu'-ieal Instriiinf'nts; Imp irtod Ha-
vanna and I’rincipe Scirar.--; f ir
>,a!L‘ by til" IJii.K Miily. A lar^'C
usxirtineiit nf Xeirr.i Hlan-
k'fs, Mackinaw-^, i\:f
Miprl- >iir in all one
n; • t th -rough ass rtment of (iood' ever exhibited
market, and will be sold che.ap for *’ash. or on
-■ t . *h' se wii ! pay their ace oints at first preson-
ai.
• ur friends and the j.uMio :ene-a!Iy are very r ■-
- !'u' \ invite i to oive us .'I’t early call and secure
. barL''iin
A. S. ]>A11NI^S vt CO. are also jmblisliers of tli*»
School Tearlirrs' Mjibrary.
Retail price.
Northcn I's Tcii’her and Parent ^!l^2-')
Page’s Theory and Pr-ictice of TeacluB^ 1 25
Mansfield on .\merican Education 1 25
De rocquevilleV .\merioan Institutioni 1 25
D.ivie.s' Logic of .\[atiienntics 1 25
Mayhew on I’niyors’.i IMucation 1 25
Root on Schocjl .\musemeiifs 1 25
The above P.ooks ;*re bold by E. J. H.\LE j' SON,
Fayetteville .N. C.
»ct'rl. iSo!^. ol-2m0.tl)
Tin: i.ivi:k
IWKiOliATOtt!
ri;Ki'^KKi> iiv nu sANK'>iu>.
' 'om|>ouii(t‘d rntlrrly from (il HS,
F
OSK MF T!iK MKST !TR‘;MIVK ,^V1> I.IVER MB
niriN'K.-s i.„w iirlore tlie toibi'c. ihM ac’.* At » rur/wrn#.
. ap'i inor**o!T^«*tnul iKati miy otL«r ni«»i:ciii« kii"wu.
1» In iiMt .>nly a V.ul n / urr rnnedy. actiTifc firil on th«
L%itr to fVi’t iu niorl)i'l mailer, ihvii :>n U»o ttoinach and bow«I»
■ >4rrr •ifihHi th .* iw.- i.uri>os«« eff«ictu-
ftli V. w'lih nit any • / the g ainful ju the Op«ra
ti>-' n f m m i II «tiei.,ftl.^u* tb« at MUi*
that It t'Uiaf' k it. a!t«l ^hvu tuktn daUy in niotieiaie
will MrcnpTtheii aii*i hull'l it up witi: u'!u»ual rapjdltj
II ay
I., IIRAND'I'.
I'a ctH-viWc. N ’.
tf
M.u A.M) rm: \ i’ ;( >o!>s.
JAMES KYLE
IA.^ !• .',.-1 ,1 I,111 -m l t"nura' supply if
iPiiV aOOKfS,
Ifiools aiitl Koll-
iiiU 4 «V‘.
f wlicli iiM- .iCet! t urcli : el by the [itckagc for
"tiered at the biwei-t market prie^
l»t wlliee
Oe! 1
I..U
olil
tin PLATE,
Slirel Iron. Iron Wirr,
t’OOKIX; M’4ivr.- \ M> l’|\.W \I4
.\lwa\s -n harel, at W liol,.s:i’,,. or Retail.
linni ixt;. f. i I /
And Hi kilids 1 t .lolibiiii:. done at short notice b»
C. W. ANDREWS.' '
■Market S'juare. Fsyette\i l,*.
Jn'r 'J 27-
ri iM \ I \N (a wo.
^ I^HE undersigned has made urrangcii.ents by which
1 t>) fiJ
qiiire.J .|u-intity of
I I*r3’iiviaii
't which wi I be from dii 'ct importations, info the
P rt of \\ ilmiheiou. and warranted pure and genuine
Orders lor the above e.scelicnt fertilizer are boliait-
«l, to which pruiiijit attention will be given
.^b thi-' 1-- an article which does not admit cd' being
I 'id on time, ca»h or its e'juivalent must ai’compauy
,1 lei. liEVEKLY ROSE.
Ju.yS. 26tf
The l.lvcr i- -u.e ilir
hMTnftn ! iy . ai *i wlifu ii
th« aM>
enliM'ly
J.\r^r f-p; ih**
•toinac'h it at taiift.tlie b -woU
i>*tvm t'jrtert- iu
liariii*: . fAt.-.l to d I itt -Itity
pan. one "f tho pr«|»rivt«*r^
.‘f
whejtjwith l«: • •nnitvrnrt th«
It liah't*.
To prove that th1« rfm^'dy i*
bled with ljlv^r ( ciiii*
baa but t'> tiT a hottie. aitd
IhfkM renu».- all
in tljni
Invi
tl.>
S''
T('.\MKR "K.VNNV" Iciivt's evilh* every
.Moii'Ifiy Hivi 'I’liurs.lay inontinir, nt 1 ■'> miiiutey
nftt-r .-m i iiniiMirtoii Tue.*'I;iy )trul Fii'I;iy, '
ut o'clock.—oanyir. an 1 fi'**iL*ht. i
MfanuM* *'St JL TH hil.N KU/’ wiili :i lull v’.nii|>!' iiU’nt i
of Flais, innkc.s cmu or muif trij j t*r wtvk, jis cir- |
'uiMsit:inct*H m.'iy r '.upro •
The acci'U'iit tlio Sh*:imi'r \N*' will lie re- *
d in :i >lto will iIumi l:iki‘ lu r plui'e iu '
whole
•tf'i lii.tf H radi'-ttl rnr**.
ItllioiiA nttac’ks htp
I7
I/lv«*r 1ii« lu'»rnfor.
X »ne df -“'I HftiT CHTiii>r I*.
ati'i prev.-i'.l thf food fi-MU
i Miiy one dose taken before
ninrV.
Only d'-^«' tnltfn h*
irctitiy, nnd ‘oh-
prin'ipal regtiUtort oT tb«
iietf- :nit Ita functiui.t well,
fijJJy deTtJ'.ped. Tbe#{»»/*arA
the btalthy acll-'U of tli«
an e of it» funi'tiont. when ih«
ar« at fault, and the whnl«
■ if one orjfin—the l^lTcr—
for the diitea*et of that or-
fiat made t hit ffludj. iu a
j»*a;ii. 1‘* find ■ •me rwmedr
luanj dera to wbirn
at la*t finind. any person iron*
pliiiiit, in a’ljr «>f iu futiuB,
ron\ H tion i(» reitain.
morbid or bad mailer from
plare a h»»althT tiow of bile,
1 t'- di^?*’»t well,
tone and bt*alth to tha
the caufltf of the diteate—
i
tk-A
n«*i«*nl to lelifTe th« ttomach
ritii.K anil touiin^'.
retiring, pivTenu
nipht. lo^veni tbtt buweU
II veiienfs.
njfMl wiil« ur» lijrnprpsln
'f»>onfulft Hill al«ayt reli«i^o
I ho ;ine.
 )ct’r 4,
T
I s.',8.
LI I’l’l 1.1,011
51-t:
«y
. in Hi II k SON'S STORK,
Fayetteville, i\
Jan’y 20,1858. 64-ypd
ft »ne dost* of IWIJ
!(irk ll«‘nliic'li€.
nne boiile tnkon for fe
•atife of tlie dijieH-'f*. and
 Mily on»* do^t* imniediai«dy
One dot*? often rei'* att l \s
«nd H jir«*venli'‘.
unlT one b«»ltie it
•y»tem the «f1Vct8 f rnedi
Uuti )H)it]H takun for
or tjtinatur»l cidor'
 >ne dottf tnkeu h f>b‘>rt
^or lo llu* appftite, and nmke-
 »ne to«« often repeafetl
rlicrn in it^ worst i.irni-
coinplHinte yind
One or t wo dcure* at
Children: ther« in no purei.
the world, as il tiev^r /tiHn
9^ A few bottles curcf
ftb^or^teiiU.
We take plea^nre in reroni
preventive for aii«l
and all K«*vtT« -‘f »» 1511-
% ith certainty, and thoiibandt;
wonderful virtues. •
All whci It nro Chelr iiiiaiilmout
its ravor*
9^ Mix \Vnt(‘r In tite mouth with the liiTl*
^ui*atoi\ aitil ii\%aU>\v both together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
IS A .'!'IKNTIFIC MKKH'.M, 1>1S'(iVKhY, «iii1 in dally
workinR cnres, ahnt)»l too Rreal to baliere. It rur»a at !f by
miUfir. tren the Arst d'>Me •jivinq htntfit. and teldom mor« ihan
one bottU i» re^tiired to cuie any kind of ('otnplaiut,
from the wuitl or to a conimon
•11 wf which are ibe re«ult of a Olnenii€t l.«tv*r«
rttICK 05B DOLLAK rCK BoTTLB.
l>r. SANTORD, Proprietor. 545 Hr«>*dwajr, Iftw Yorte
]|WtoiI»l bj All DnitftfitM. iMd alto b§
JAtf. N. S.MiTH and S. J. HIIJSUALE,
FayctteviHe, N. C.
Nov’r 11. C2-ly
male ob^tnjction remoToe tL«
makes aj>erfe*t riire.
rclie»»«  hollc. while
a ^iire nne lor ('hol«ra
ol C'holcrii.
nvodett to throw oi;t of th«
*in9 after a 1*I’K hicknets.
•Inuiill€‘«t removes all tal-
frcni the akin,
time before eating
fiK>d d'jfest ell.
cijreH i lii'oiile l>lnr-
while SII miner and
alnlo^l to the first do“e.
lju kh tans. d byAVormBlu
wifer, or tpeedier rcruedj io
l>ro|My, by exciiinf Ui«
m«ndirm; tbl>« m«die1ne at a
lilll Kcvcr,
Ifilitf Typr. It operated
aru willing to toetifj to ItB
DRs. liKxnow oj scorr j
■ ■ .'VVINO nssociated themselves to- ^
M I gether in the practice of
''n'l-: .>! T I J* T K V, '
teniler their professional services to this community.
One or both of them may be found in their Rooms near
the Market during their regular office hourii for the
whole j’ear.
Since the above association has been formed, it will
become necessary for th« old business of L)r. B to be
closed. .All who owu him will please call and settle.
Those having temporary’ sets (unpaid for) are request
ed to settle with ca«h or note.
Oct. li'J. 50-
DKNTISTKV.
I. D.WL'^ having drcidcd on per-
M.W manently locating in the Town of
Fayetteville, respectfully offers his services to the cit
izens of tiiis place and surrounding country. In all
the v.'irious br.itiches of his ProfesHion, including the
manufacture of Mineral Teeth, he is satisfied, after an
e.xtensive exjierieiice, to which is added a thorough
Dental ediioafion, tliit lie cm give entire s.-itisfaction
as far as is in the jiower of Dentistry. .Ml irregulari
ties of the Teeth treated in a projier and carLful man
ner, as well as diseases of the mouth. None but the
projier metals .are made us« of in the various opera
tions. (’harges will be moderate, that the benefits of
the Profession maj’ be placed within tlie reach of all
who may feel an interest iu th« fireservation of the
Teeth
Office ov«r Houston's Jewelry istor«, where he
may be found at all times.
.May 10, IMjS Jtf
T/ie i'arriitssr rarlorif in
I hr. South!
\\
son I'oiinties.
.''mithticld, Af)ril lo, IH.')*!.
'j.-tf
.lOSKIMI Jk..
ITT'O K .\ i: V A 1’ I. A W
II
AS taken an oflico next door to Wai B Wright's |
Law office on (Irren Street He will attend and I
practice iu the'ounty and Superior llourts of Cum- I
Uerl.'iud, Hiaden. Robeson ^nd tiampsou. j
.March lJ >, l&oo. 7‘Jtf
>IcK I'/rSIAA
THO. C. PULLER,
titiorneif and 4'onnseitor at tjau\
FFICE at Ei^cles's Bridge, recently occupied by
his friends and the
■ P large substantial
O
James Banks, Esq., Fayetteville, N. J.
Jan’y 1, 1857.
o
l»r. K. \.
FFITH Front Rooms, over Dr. S J. Hinsd.'ile’s
('hemist and Drug Store.
Feb'v 7, l8.5ti. 70-tf
XOTICI-: OF coi’AirrxKusMip.
rmiiiE undersigned have this day formeiJ ;i cojmrt-
I. uprship UDtler the style and firm of
.foiiriii X' ^perliii.;;,
for the purpose of carrying on a general (JROCERY,
rR(.)VLSlON and PRODUt’E BUMVE8S, iu the stores
formerly occupied bj* Messrs. .1. & T. Waddill, on Hay
Street. REUBEN JONES,
OEORr.E WALTER Sl’FRLlNU.
Fayetteville, Ocfr :27, ISOS. tiS-
.M:w CASH STOIiK.
fONKS A SPF^RLING beg to acijuaint their friends
th.it they ha.’e just rcttirned from
Ac’ir \nrk, linxfon, l^hihvlclphm nnd /{•dtiniore,
where they have purchased a most
i: M. t: c tm: mp s to tti of a o o i# s
Kllilal»l4^ f»i‘
Comprising, iu part. Fancy l)ress and Mourning Cali-
ci>cs; Mnglish and Scotch Ginghams: Woolens; Kerseys:
Linseys: Jeans: French DeLains: F.incj' Robes; Broad-
cloth.s: Cassirneres; Sattinetts; Tweeds; Blankets; Bed-
tick; Sheetings: Shirtings: Diapers: Irish [.inens; Vel
vets; Hosiery: Elastic and Enameled Belts: Horn, Silk
and Velvi*t Buttons; Ci,nil>s; Whalebone; Toilct, l-'ancy
ancl Shaving .Soaps; I’erfumwy. ”>0 c ises heav}’ and
light Brogans; Water-tight and Calf-skin l>oots; Ladies',
' .Misses’ and Children's Shoes and Gaiters, of latest
fashions, .V most superior assortment of !>caver.
Woolen, Tj’ger and Negro Hats; Military and Navy
■ silk, glazed and cloth ('aps, for (ients. Boys and
'\ouths. .-Vxes; Hatchets: Tr-ice Chains; .'spades;
Shovels; Forks; Frying I’ans; Cotfee Mills; Silters;
Table Cutlery; Pocket Knives in great variety: Hoop
iron: Hollow-ware; .50 kegs assort'd N’ails Moini-
mental, .(ackson. Old Rye ami North ('aro!in;i Wliis-
kcy; Schiedam and l)omestic Gin; French (’ogii'ic and
Donis. iirandy; .Vpple and Peach Br.uidy. Inu Bags
Bio, I.,aguir:i and .lava Cotl'ee. I’orto Itico, Havana
and Stuart’s refined Sugars, in all gr.i le.s; Mnhisses;
Candles: .Soaps; Stari-h: Powder .in 1 Shot: I’obacco; K
, R and E M Snutf. ritl.OOii Havana and donii'stic .Se-
' gars of various br.inds and jirices. from 70 cents to
a bii.x Ham, Bacon, Pork, Dried Beef. I'ish, .Salt,
Butter and L-ird. Light, medium an l heavy wdght
, Oak-tanned Snle Leather .V large assorlmi’nt of
I NV'oo len and Willow Ware; Etc., etc., t»o niuiierous to
mention. .All of which we oiler for sale fft Hit
Lotrent i*rites 1'ov Canh.
JONES .S: SPERLING.
South Side Hay Street,
At the Store formerly occupied by J. T, W.iddill
P. S.—Xaviil Stnrea and other I'roiJnn tohvn
in Harter and j>nrvh(tscd for ctsh.
.1. .j- .s.
Dec’r 1. 08-
T. A. K. iU)llNS'n:i)T,
•Mgent for i'hirherin^'s Pianos^
Jf which ho has always somo on hand.
Wilmington, N. (^, Oct’r 2, 185S 51 lypd
PETER MALLETT
D. I’OLDE.N MURR.VY,
GENERAL COWMISSIOW MERCHANT,
6 2 South S t r k e t ,
A'A’IK YORK.
July 2:>, 1S58. :12-
JAS C. ^MITH. MILES COSTIN.
JAS. C. SMITH & Co.,
t-'aelors^ Vomniission and For-
ufardin;a^ •flerchants.
WlL.MlNt'.T>N, N. C.
■ ^PkOMPr attention given to sale of TlMBEPk, LU.M-
JL BEli. N.WAL STORES and all kinds of Produce
Liberal advancements made on Consignments,
Refers to E. P. H.^i.i., Pres’t Branch Bank of State.
H. R. siAVAGu, Cash'r Bank Cape Fear. Juuk D.a,w-
HON, Esq.
April 25, 1858. 5-1T
JOHN M. CLARK,
Coniniission I'orw.irdiiii; Murchuiit,
WIl.MlXGTON, N. C
ILL give prompt attention to sale td' Country
Produce, Naval Stores and ’otioii
Aij' nt for Hash and Orrelis Liuii v/ Buats. 'vjJH
.August 185b. S8tf
W. H. TURLINGTON,
Coiiiiiiisiioii Merchant, No. 4 North Water St.,
WIL.MINGTOX, N. C.
HZ’ILL give his prompt personal attention to the
sale or shipment of all Consigniuenta of Naval
Stores or other (.lountry Produce.
Nov. 8. I8'»ii. tf
WiLLlA.M J. l>KlCi:,
Inspector of •'%'ava! Stores,
niLMJ\0 7’0.\, A'. C'.,
Solicits the patronage of his country friends
and ail others engaged in the Tui'pentine business.
Voi'lii \V;il*r •‘•Iriw'l.
Nov’r 1*2, l,s58. Gl-ly
F. M. IHZZELL,
G R 0 I' K Ii AN I) C (I >1)1 I ,S S Ml \ >I V. R (’ II A .\ T
No. 2U Noam Watkk .Stkkkt,
V. ilmiN(;t.‘\. n c.
IJtBo.Ml’i' and personal attention given to the re
cej tinii ol all kinds ot Cionitry jiioda o, cither
for sale or sliij rui'iit.
Or lers for groceries from Cd.s 'i ctistom.'i's « 1 re-
Cc.vl- iiiiin'‘di.-i:e allcnli in. frc^ oi g on n; ;si >:i»
Nov. I'J, 1858. i;.M_v
THK IIOI SK-KKKPKirS WlKmSU.
Herrick’s Patent Carpet-Sweeper,
■ » ESPECTFl'LLY inform
■ public, that he has bui'i.
Brick liuildings at his Old Stand, expressly for man
ufacturing (Carriages. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage he has received f ir the last ‘J1 years, he
hopes by strict attention to business, with a desire
to give satisfaction, to merit a continuance of the
same. He warrants his wor.: to be m.ide of the best
material and V>y experienced workmen in each branch
of the business. His work will comjiare favorably
with any iwide in the UiiitfJ .states, for neatness and
durability. He is determineil to sell and do any
work in his line on as good terms as any work done
elsewhere that is as well done. He now ha« on hand,
Fixishku, the LARGEST S'J'OCK of
liurouclus^ Rock'awuya, and
Ever offered in this place, and a very large stock of
work nearly finished, which will be liuislied daily.
.All of which w'll be sold very low for Cash, or on
short time to r-in«tual customers. Ue has on
hand more than ONE HUNDRED .AND FIFTY Vehi
cles finished and in course of construction.
gfeij’*' .Ml work made by him is warranted 12 months
with fair usage, and should it fail by bad workmaniihip
or material will be repaired free of charge.
Persons wi.shing to buy would do well to call and I House a*tl2*^’clork
examine for themselves.
• Orders thankfully received an 1 promptly attended to.
Repairing executed at short notion and on very
re.tsonablo terms
Mav -2\ 185;{. 89-tf
1 alnahle Fttrmhur Ijtitid I'or Sale, nn
V(ij)c Fenr.
IN pursuance of a Decree of the Court of E'luity.
ujton the I’etition of Randall McMillan and wite.
I will sell, on Monday December 20, that Valuable
F.ARM on the east side of Cape Fear Kivcr, imw in
the possession of Randall McMillan Trustee, formerly
owned by David S. Williams, ati l adj.iins the lands of
Neill McDngald, John Waddill, and .L'lmes .NL Smith
and others, above the Clurendon Bridge. Persons
desiring to examine the land can do so by ap{>lication
to Randall McMillan. There is ia the tract about
D)>) Acres and most of it is valuable river land. Terms
of sa’.e 0 months with interest from date. Bond and
security required from the purchaser,
W. A. HUSKE, riork .V Master.
Nov. ;10, 1858. 08-ts
ftS^ THE ABOVE SALE will take place at the
^50 reijuired iu cash.
at
o’clock.
.1. w. |{.\ki:k
I? Tiow recciviiip from the North the ;
largest, finest, and most carefully selected |
stock of I
ri'K'%i’ri Ki] I
Over oflorcd in this market: which, added
to his own manufacture, makes his assortment com- 1
plete:—all of which he will sell on the lowest possible
terms for cash or on time to punctual customers. j
Fashionable painted cottage bed-room Furniture in |
setts; curled hair and shuck, and cotton Mattresses; I
Looking Glasses: Willow Wagons and Cradles; Side ,
Boards; Bureaus; Secretaries and Book-Cases; What- ,
Nots; Tables, all sorts: Wash Stands; ('andle Stands; !
Wardrobes; Picture Frames and Glass; Window Shades; j
Cornices: Curtain Batids: Sofas in Mahogony and
Walnut; Tete ,a Tetes; Ottomans; Divans and Stools; i
Chairs of every variety, I
Fiue Rosewood Pianos, one with ^Til ilian At- j
tachment; Rosewood Melodiaiis, from the best manu j
factories in New York and Boston, warranted as good j
as an^' made in the country, and will be sold at New i
York prices—freight only added.
September 2. 45-tf
ki*:ai. kstath tok -aij:.
la ILL be sold, on Wednesday, Decemb»-r 22d
¥ w the Market House in Fayetteville, at 1
CKOSS tJtEF.K F.i€TOil\\
containing Eight Spinning Frames and Ten Sets of
('ards, with willow Whipper and Picker, and all other
I Gearing belonging to the same, with a first rate Lathe,
i This lot contains Five .Acres of Land, on which are all
I of the Out-buildings for factory purfioses mi I a large
j DwcJlling House nnd Well of excelletit water in the
yard. .Also, ONE LOT on .\nn Street, on which are
Three Double Houses. Also, THREE BlilCK STORES
on I’erson Street, adjoining the Cape Fear Bank lot
on the East, with a large Lot in the rear and commo
dious Warehouses.
Here is an opportunity for investing money that will
pay a good per cent, on the iiivestmeui. Persons
wishing tj purchase will be shown the property by
calling on the subscriljer. Terms made known on th«
day of sale. JA.MES KVLE. Jr.
Nov’r 20, 185s. 55-
(’orpox iu)xi)s I'OK a[j:.
f'|''HE Western Rail Road Co. have for sale in amounts ,
to suit purchasers, :
S’iO,OOU of tlie C(>upon Bonds of the County of '
Cumberland, bearing 7 per cent, interest, payable '
semi-annually on the 1st June and the liit of Decem- I
her. and running 20 years. |
8HO,()0D of the Coupon Hondi^ of the Town of :
Fayetteville, bearing 0 percent interest, payablw .semi- ,
annually on the Ist.lanuary and the Itit cf July, nnd i
runninii ’.It) _ye)irs
These lionds were issued in accord-ince with law '.>
the Woicrn Riil R ial I’o., !o pay tli'* ♦''oniity aid
Town subscriptions respectively.
Persons having money '^■ill t'.U'l these bonds (at th- ,
price the Cti. i.s .seiiii g llicni) a better i;ivi*stmeia than
any B inU Stm'ii in tlie. Sl;it '
For terms appl^' to tl. B. ,'i \ LI.11 I T, Es j , Pre.s't or
to JN'O M, !’iO,'^l',. Treas’r
Western R. R Co. i
Fayetteville. Feb’v -0. 8.*tf
I'ARM I'OU SALK.
I OFFER for sale my PL.ANT.ATlO.N' on the East
side of Cape Fear Uiver, miles above the « 'laren-
don Uridge, known as the Tooincr Lands, containing
about 800 Acres. The Plantation is in a i'oo 1 stale
of cultivation, and is susceptible of being male one of
the most profitable Farms in the County.
Address JNO. D. WiLLl.X.MS, E ij , Fayetteville,
N. C., who is authorised to sell.
L. J. HAL'GHTON.
Oct. 14, 18.58 5Df
IU T ri:i{ AXi) cnKKSK.
JUST received pr Fanny, a few Firkins of very
nice liUTl’ER, and 26 Boxes i>rini>* ('HKESE.
C. li. CO»K
Oct. 1 1.
UA( OX.
iHoD’E North Carolina B.AClN.
’ Sides and Shoulders.
il-tf
■Also, Wei»t«rn
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Few Bills  xi
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lUU’.SI'l s'i
clients H SYRl
;ks
ii I
\is . prime
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■^o'iee
f B^l! K U j.( .
M. of ."'oldii
1 81 2. cun li.ivt
Io *^ 8«!»>%
Iif .Mexlciin .''iddicrs, a!id th.- VS
rs who iiiro I'l fci'iivic'i. in the v
t!o‘ir o.-iisi.ois -ont i nuf'l In
'-i.gri
h'lviii',' ni:i-ie
liiii.
.^XIIlBlTllD, :ii.d or.lei
re(t(‘iv.'1 fur the (..ime,
G. A- L. i‘.K,\NDT'S.
Hhv St . FdUtfeville.
A
Oci'r -Ji'.,
\'i)K SAi.K Oil iii'.N V.
4 CO.WEMENT DA|;lI,IVG IlnC.n;. „n I
J_^ mount, nciir Nlr .)
nciir
ei.tjuirtt of .1
Thoni] S'lTi’
G. .siiepli(‘r,l. i;s.| .
A. ^I, i'
.Mu
F -r j.-irji-
ir
A-''Pi FI.L
'J-tf
IN all its kinils, executed with neutnet>i anj Je
spatch. Small jobs when done must he j)ai l before
delivered. THOS. H. TiLLlNGilAST,
Anderson Street.
May li 185?'. 11 -1V
Cliroiiol(»ov )(■ North Carolina, Irom
1581 to 1858, by U. K. Bennett. Just reccrived.
E. J. M.ALE i\c SON.
Oct. 21.
Cider Vinegar, tor sale by
W. H. CARVER.
Aug. 18. 38-
I’KOC'LAM \ riON,
his llxfi'Urnc^, Thom,\s (hiutrnui
!>f y>iirlh i 'nrn/1iiii
Vi’ ilFRE\s. it has been repr»' 'tiled to me thit
^ y I'lie .\rchibaM Mc 1 >ci';i!ril 1 ite o'' t1i'> '..nnlv
of Ci.inberland, did on the 27th l.iv } I-'tjhi u.irv last
ill s-.id Coiiiry, kill :in l niui-b'r one Thomas Mnnroe.
anitli.it tlie said \Ic I >■ i;Z'i H is !■. 1 i-i l i ve tr in j istige,
and ha» escaped beyu. ! tin: lim.ts .■! diis .''tate.
Now. to the 'tl I th'it the siid .Vrcliibi d McDougald
inaj t e i»ri'est-d :ind brought to tri'ti tor liis s:iid of
tVnce, 1 lo herel.y issue this tiiv Pri'cliiniatinn, ofl'eriiig
a Ivtwar l of 1 wo Hundred D.olais lor his ajiprehen-
bion and delivery to tiie Sheriff of i'uiiibcrland (Jount r.
DESi’lUPlloN.
McDougald is about fif’ty yenrs of .age. of light hair
aiid complexion, blue •■y> s. of .puck s] eech, has a sc ir
on the face ne:ir one of his j;iws. weighs about l')5 or
170 pounds, is adilicieii to i'ltoxication, and whil«
diunk is turlnileiit and troub:esome.
Given under niy hand and the Great Seal of
[i, ».]the State, at Raleigh, this the Sixth day of
Mattth, D. 185'i.
By the (iov«rnor, THOS, BRAtolO.
Pulaski Cowpkk, Pr. Sec’y.
March 15. 93tf
Blank Warrunts lor salo at this Office
the undersiirtieii,
orovisj in fur tlieni
• iivu Ml. ilie mull igeni.'ot of \our >i,.i in,I ti n
i lu"liev -.li'iil (;olili it >ncf. nr n i clrii i;
.INo 'I, I!.I. ,
i .\/l. t- r i'l !,-■ ,is.
etieville, June 12. Is5S.
>. iioiisrox
^ ^ or LD in! orm h I s friends and former eii s* .ii er-'
j V that l;e may be found 2 doors lieluw the(':i|i(»
! Fear Bank, ani S doors above his old sfan'l sontii side
i Person .Street, where he intends to keeji on Jiar‘i,
: Harness, Saddles. Bridies, Whips, Coiiars,
; and ever}’ thing belongitig t- his trade. He resj ectiul-
j ly invites his friends from tiie country to call and ex
amine his stock before purchasing.
He wi.i attend to Repairing of H arness -ind .Saddles
i punctually, and his char/es sh;il: i'« lao lei :it«. He
would re4ue3t all indebted to tiie firm ot HoL;.- lo\
&OVERBV to 6..-tilo with W. Overby or him.elf,
they are coirpe. ^ . .o sett e ttie firm's debts.
.August 2/, 13>K. tf
The \\)ice ol'Cliristia.i Lite in Snjg;
j Stand Up for Jesus, a ( nri.'-tiau B iliui; .sermon i;
1 the Mount, by D. H- Hill; .Sprague's .Vnn.i!-; ot t,;e
i American Pulpit, Presbyterian volumes: I'runoh on tfie
New Tesfament. Ji. J. H.ALL it SON.
Nov. 1, 18ob.