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TkIRW'IrIR
SEM1-WEEKL.Y.
\('L. IX.1
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., JUL
V
1859.
[NO. 829.]
I'KIMl l' M0M>AVS and THIUSDAYS.
KUWARD J. HALK & SOX,
!:iMT(M5S AND T’KdPIUKTdUS
T/tr M.ttrnett Carriage Fartorif in
the SoHtU!
j-yi'iiA'v
■ i ll- thi- Sciii! \V.'.‘’;ly OIISKKVF.R (>0 if paiil iu
lv;iin-t‘; > i if tluring the yeur of sMbsori]'-
i,. r SI .iftiT tlio yo:ir has expired.
I .■ W ci kly iu-i;uvKii (M) ppr aniiiiin, if paid in
Iv iiK'c: ^1’ 'lit if ]>aid duriu" the year of subscrip-
,ji: ,ir nil lifter tlie year has expired.
-•jv \ 1)V I'RTIsi.MKNTS inserted for tiO cents per
ill' o!' ]ii lines for the fir-^t, and 80 ccuts for each
■, liiiLL j'litilioaiion. Yearly advertisements by spe- l'cui'c.'tl’im i v- ■ r 1 • *• • i 11 iv
* 4, • Ij ^-'>1 IXTt I l.L\ informs Ills tnends and the public.
■ ! iMi-ts. at rea>oiiabie rate>. Advertisers are | tii^t lie has built up large substantial Brick l>uild-
..-u'd t:: state the number of insertions desired, or I itips at his Old Stand, expressly for luaimfacturing (’ar-
iiitiuued till forbid, and charged accord- Thankful for the very liberal patronage he has
received for tlie last 'Jl years, he hopes by strict atten
tion to bu.siness, with a desire to gi'^e .satisfaction, to
merit a continuance of the same. He warrants his work
to be made of the best material and by experienced
workmen in each branch of the business. His work will
compare favorably with any niale in the United States,
for iveatness and durability. He is determined to sell
and do any work iu his line 011 iis good terms as any
work done elsewhen- that is as well done, lie now has
on hand, finished, THK L.\Ki.'KST STOCK OF
CarriageM, Barouches, Rockaways and
Buggies,
ever offered in this ]>lace, and a very large stock of work
nearly finished, which will iie finishel daily. All of
which will be sold very low for cash, or on short time to
punctual custoniers. J^flle has on hanti more than
ONi: nUNDKKI* AN1> FI TTY VKHK’LES finished
and in cour-ie of eoii'itnu'tion.
gj^T'-Vll work made by him is warr;:nted 12 moiiths
with fair usage, and -jhould it fail liy )»ad workmanship
or material, will lie repaired free of charge.
Persons wishing to buy would ilo well to call and ex
amine for themselves.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
Uepairing executed at sliort notice and on very reason
able terms.
.May 1N')8. S'.t-tf
Advfrii'i iiu'iit-' to be inserted imidf, charged 50 per
i,r :-\ira.
SPKriAL NOTICE.
I'r Mild alter this date, no name of A new subscriber
,■ i ;;:fr»'d wiilioiit payment in advance, nor will
|t ] 'h‘ M-ni to such subscribers for a longer time
I > paid for.
.s.:. I .if iuir old subscribers as desire to take the pa-
j . . ,1 ■ .1' system will please notify us when making
■r. • V
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M''j'’tnS superb Ni
1 tation .if beir
and sei'ond to no
Fayetteville Female High School.
\r:'l.U’.\TIt>NS with testimonials) will be received
• r 'I IMUN'Cll’AL of this Institution until 'J.')th July.
.V'l, applisaiioiu for an ASSISTANT MUSU’ TKAt'H-
tu
E. J. LILLY,
J. 0. SHEPHEllD,
A. W. STKF.L,
J. H. COt)K,
S. J. HINSDALE,
Executive ’om.
: 2'1. 'Jo-oW
LiriSI\BlRlill IIHill sniooi.
'Piit'. 1 U!i .'^e'ion of this Institution will open on the
I .,'t ,)l'LY 1S09, under the charge of D.vn'l.
S;K.\v\uT. ,Ir., R., as Principal.
I'M ird i :in bi- had either at the Steward's Hall or in
tic lit ih.-od at S8 per month, exclusive of lights
»Ild ■W;l-'iilli:.
F'T fur-^ci' information :»pply to the undersigned at
cirintnirirh, N.
K. 1>. HICKSON, Sec y,
iriuhurgh, ,)uue 18. i;5-if
Female Seminary,
(IREF.NSBOUO’, N. ('.
ri'’lll'. Nineteenth Annual Session of this Institution
i will .■.iinmence on the -Jd of August, l^-')'.'.
Till iMur'C of study is thorough and .■iy-^tematic, em-
brui'iiig evLTvtiiing nece.ssary to a comj>lete, solid and
•Tnanifrital eiiui-ation. The Bl'lLHlNGS are so ar
ranged a,-i to combine the comforts of a home with the
•livant.iges of a School. Instructors of the highest
qu i’ificati.>ns are employed in each of the Departments.
TERMS;
B ii'd. includinj; washing, lights and fuel, p«r session
of :iv. m.mths, St>0 tKI
'r 'iti.pii in the regular classes, 00
'.ir.ilo/riit''containinfr all necessary information re-
*i|'ei'linr the = :ur:>e of Instniction, Terms, xc., will be
I'Twariled ..n application to
Hlt'H-VKD STERLING, Principal,
Greensboroiigh, N. C.
.lune •{ l2u-2mpd
The U altoii
31 0 R (; .V X T 0 N , X. C .
New Hotel has gained the repu-
. ing a FIRST CLASS HOUSE,
.and sec.ind to none iti the State. As an evi-
li-iice of it. 1 refer to the many favorable notices by the
Pri" of the Slate, and the very liberal patronage re-
'■•■ived. It confinues open ■ NtvER h.\vim: been cLfisEi>.)
lud it" guft may rely upon the reputation of the
II 'U-e being sustained. I have arrangements made to
h, k-ppt -;upjiried regularly with fresh Fish from Nor-
T Ik and .Nfwbcrn: in tact with every delicacy usually
: .'ri at tiT'? •la-'s Hotels.
C. s. BROWN & CO’S STAGE OFFICE
i~ ii thi' II Their Four-hor'C t'oaches run to the
■ • id if the W, X. Rail Ru id on Mondays, Wednes-
1 iv- and Fridav. ati'l t>; .\heville. Tue-idavs. Thiirs-
y- .Hid Svu'v lay-. KXTR.V COACHES AND
HAi'KS ready at any hour and for any point.
S. BROWN. Proprietor.
• Mine 1 1. 1 ’Jo-8t
MOl ATAIX IIOTEI.,
MUlKiANTUX. X. C.
spills well known HOUSE has been re
1 opened for the ;iccomniodation of the
traveling public. It liaji been, and will con
tinue to be a first cla-s Hotel. One very great
vantage it posse^^es. over other houses, is its being
ahii I't embowered in shade trees. The promenades,
■t which there !ire tliree.) are so thoroughly siiadel
'!i;ii a person may enjoy them at any hour of the day.
III fact, it-i admirable situation with regard to coolness
ind 'Hiietiie^s, and its elevated position, commanding
'f the fine't Mountain views, renders it the most de-
'i'-roh* stopping place in .Morganton, or in the Moun-
• lin region. The Proprietor lias adrleil and will coii-
■iii :• to add to it-* comfort and convenience. .\nd he
‘ iiii’s to merit and receive a continuance of the patron-
j>' Ilf formally enjoyed,
ir stables are attended by one of the best, if not
Mic very be'*t. Ilo«tler in the Southern t'ountry—-the
: !V-l'am‘d ‘••Silitx."
Alioiit the first of July next, the Western Nortli Caro-
'iiia I’uiil II ..;d will be completed to Newton, and per
nio goinpr to Morganton will find ready access by this
r iiiti-. via .Salisbury and Statesville to Newton, where,
-•■ic- tin- ri'giilar Stage ('oach, there will be a C^l-
Knl’.TAlil.E and CO.MMODIOUS VEHICLE to convey
’ I- I'liger- on to .Morganton. Persons going from Char-
■;e to Morgajiton will find ready facilities of trans
it iriHti.iti tiieie being a daily line of Stages from
ilotte to Liiicolnton, and at Lincolnton B. S. John-
• 1-. the projirietor oi'the Hotel, will provide good
"irria;;e«. ami Drivers for {lublic tise, and
will l)e otfere.l at Morganton, for trans-
• part, to wiiicli they may wish logo.
J. M. HAPPOLDT.
Morg.anton. N. , .)nii»> 1, 18;>*. lil-Owlaw
I'riisteeN \otice.
4 LL iiiTsons having debts .Im,- against William R.
.MrKenzie must present tli,.„,
I Ilf t.iwn of t ’linton, on or befort- Thursday the 11th of
\ii;;ust next. Having been appointed Trustee by said
\b'Kfnzif. for the benefit of his creditors. 1 -wi|] ,n the
(t'.rc-aid day, make a final arrangement of said debts
far a-' there are funds in my hands so to do, iiiid ac-
r diiig to tlie ]iroviuions of the Trust to me executed
T. M. LEE, Trustee.
.1 ill* 17, 18-')'» 24tAll
A VAIAIABT.E
CAPE FEAR PLANTATION
FOR SALE.
rpilE Subscriber ofl'ers his FARM for sale, known as
1 ihe SHAW PLANTATION, situated on the N. E.
side of Cape Fear River, in the County of Harnett, and
distant from Toomer (the present County Ssut) two
miles, and contains 747 Acres.
It embraces an extensive body of very rich Uiver
Bottom Land, not surpassed in this section of the State
for dejith and fertility of soil; and in view of quality of
soil, eligibility of location, the society in its vicinity.
Schools, Churches, &c., an opportunity is here present
ed of securijig a P'arni containing advantages rarely to
be met with.
The land lies well, and is susceptible of making one
of the most valuable and productive farms in the State-.
It is well adapted to the culture of Corn. Wheat, Oats
and Cotton, and abounds with a large quantity of Oak,
•Ash and other Timber, besides Pine Timber for Saw
Logs.
The form of the tract renders it susceptible of divi
sion into two tracts or parcels, for Farms.
It has a stream running nearly through the centre,
fed by never-failing springs, on which is a desirable
situation for an overshot mill, with a good dam already
built.
There are on the tract about 150 acres cleared and
in cultivation.
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the a-
bove lands to those desirous to purchase. Look and
you will be pleased. In my judgment, such a body
of land uannot be exhibited iu Harnett or any of the
adjoining Counties.
If not sold privately, it wilT be exposed to public sale
on Monday of the Superior Court in this (.’ounty, which
I think will be the Second Monday in August n«xt.
Terms will be made easy, and more particularly made
known on the day of sale.
H. M. TURNER.
J tine‘21. 2G-ts
ijeather.
Of everv
W.M. rARTEI! & S0.\,
\^hoU‘saIe 1 lU'tall Ih'ulers and Munuracturers
OF ALL KINUS OF
Satittles ami iiarjiess^
desi-ription. Collars. Whips, iVc.
VND we also p in ic-ularlv cull th.-liteoiiti..!. ..r ilif wtiole
'Jiirroiindiiig f.iuntry to give us a call, as we are de-
tenuiued that non.- -hall surpass us in quality or low
prices; and we will give the Jiighest '.■a.-h price at all
time for Raw Hides and Tallow, in exchange for our
articles.
Country .Merchants would do well to call and examine
our Stock, as we can sell them Shoes of a much better
quality than they usually get, on very accommodating
terms. Southern Planter'- would do well to send us all
their order' as we are making a No. 1 article ofNEtJRO
SHt>KS, that are warranted to give entire satisfaction.
N. B. .Ml OnJers from a di'jt.ince shall have prompt
attention.
S. S. CARTKR. WM. CAKTKK.
Cfoldston P. ()., Cliatliam I'o., N. C., ^
•March l'>, 1.h.')!+.
O. HOl>TO\
ll'^OULD inform his friends and form.-r customers that
t' he may be foiiiid 1.’ door> btdowthe Cape Fear Bank,
and doors above his oM ;-tand ^outh side I’erson .Street,
where he intends to keep on hand.
Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Mhlps, Collars,
and every thing belonging to hi- trade. He respectfully
invites his friend* from the country to call and examine
his xtock before purchasing.
He will attend to Kfpairiiig of Harness and .Saddles
punctually, and his charges ^•llall be moderate. He
would request all indebted to the firm of HOUSTON A:
OVERBY to seilie with W. tjverby or himself, as they
are compelled to settle the firm's debts.
August '27. IH.^i’i. tf
PI BMC «AI.E
OF THE
NORT H CARO LI N A CO P PER MIN E,
In tbe County or (iuiirord. State or Xortb
Carolina.
IN pursuance of the provisions of a Deed of Trust,
executed to me, on the 15th July, 1854, by the Pre-
sidejit and Directors of the North Carolina Mining Com
pany. and of record in the Register's office of the Coun
ty of Guilford. State of North Carolina, for certain pur-
l>oses therein set forth, I will, as Trustee in said deed,
offer for sale, for cash, on the premises, at 11 o'clock, .\.
M.. on Tuesday the ‘2d day of August, 1^59, that
Valuable .TIiniiiii: Property
in Guilford county, fen miles South of Greensboroiigh,
known as the North Carolina ('opper Mine, containing
1()M Acres, more or less, together with all the
Macliluery, Engines, Pumps, Mining Toois and
Materials
thereunto belonging or appiTinlning, aiiJ all the other
property of every kind and description, belonging to
the said ('ojiper Company.
Possession will be given upon the consummation of
the sale. J.\MES SLO.VN. Trustee.
Oreensboro’, N. C., May 21. 1K59 17ts
lAM) FOH Sill. “
I OFFER for sale 040 .Acres of L.VNI), lying on the
West siile of Cape Fear River, two miles below Fay-
etteville. and extemlinp from the river into the sand
hills. This tract is about equally diviileil into river
ridge, swamp an.l sand-hill Land. About 80 acrfs.
adjoining the river, are under cultivation and are well
suited to the growth of Corn and Grass: none of thf
Swamp has been cleared. There are several good sites
for a dwelling house on the sand-hills. Any person
wishing to purchase will do well to make early aj'pli-
cation, as I have determined to sell.
THOMAS J. ROBINSON
Sept. i, l»o8. 44tf
Ijaiiidfi for Sale.
] OFFER for sale about titKMJ Acres of Pine Lands near
Fayetteville, containing ati immense iiuantity of Mill
Timber, and a number of Turpentine Boxe«. and several
new tasks may be cut. There is on the premises a fine
Dwelling lUiiise. and all necessary out-houses,—Scup-
pernong and Isabella Grape Vines,—KMMJ young Peach
and Ajiple Trees of Lindley's best varieties; also, a good
F.VRNI of about 15U acres cleareii; and also a GRIST
and S.\W .MILL; and a fine large Meadow of about 140
acres. The F.ayetteville and Coal Fields Rail Road
; passes through tfiese lands about a mile from the Mills.
: I will sell in parcels to suit purchasers, but would pre
fer to sell the whole together. Apply to Thos. S. Lut-
terloh. Esq.. Fayetteville, or the subscriber at Pitts-
I borough. N. C. J. H. HAUGHTON.
Nov. 12. 1857. 60tf
FRESH arrival:
Second Stock Spring and Summer Goods.
J. A. PEMBERTON
IS now receiving his second stock of Spring and Sum
mer Goods, embracing all the
I^EWEST STYI.ES.
Such as
Summer Silt^s^ firenadines, €kr~
gantlies, AV.,
With a great variety of new style goods for
Trarelinff MPresses anti MPusters.
Also a complete assortment of
!?Ioiiriiin$(' l>re;«K («oocl$«.
A large and varied assortment of
SILK AND L.ACE MANTLE.S, (’HANTILLY LACE
POINTS, BL’K AND WHITE BER.AGE
MANTLES, STELLA SHAWLS, &c.
\ few of those splendid French EMBROIDERED
AND LACE SET.S. COLLARS AND SLEEVES.
Douglas & Sherwood s NEW STYLE CORSETT.S,
(with Bustle and Skirt-Supporter attached.)
A great variety of NEW STYLE 1I0(.)P SKIRTS,
&c., &c.
In the above stock may he found a great many new
and desirable styles, just out. The public generally
are invited to call early and examine for themselves.
J. A. PEMBERTON.
April I'J, 1859 7-
Ulore IVew Goo«l^!
1.AM just receiving my Spring Stock of Goods in my
line. They were selected in the Northern cities by
myself, with great care, and l)ought on the most reason
able terms, by which 1 am enabled to ofi'er the largest
stock I ever before ottered to the public, and to ofl'er
them generally
At tiready Reduced Prices.
FRUIT.S—Raisins, Figs, Prunes, .Vpples, Lemons, Or
anges, ('berries. Currant^, .'i:c.
PK'KLES, .1 ELLIES AND PRESERVES—u great va
riety:
PERFU.MERIES AND EXTR.\CTS of various kinds;
FANCY SOAPS AND POMADES;
MUSK'AL INSTRUMENTS—Fiddles, Drums, Fifes,
Flutes, P.anjos, Guitars, &c.;
W.\LKIN(» C.\NES—of everv kind;
BASKETS AND WILLOW WARE;
HOBBY HORSE.s. ,vc.;
NITS; FINE AND COMMON 'AND1 ES; SARDINES;
FINE (’IGARS: SMOKING \ CHEWING TOBACCO;
('R.\('KERS; FINE POCKET KNIVES:
.\ large assortment of PORT-MoN.ME.'^. some very nice;
FANCY ENVELOPES, and FANCV GOODS, TOYS
and Y \NKEE NOTIONS;
■Vn assortment of IND1.( Rl.'BBER (iOODS;
(N)MBS. WHIPS. FISHING TACKLi:.
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex
amine my stock. 1 have ii (freat many handsome things
(hat cannot fail to pleane.
JAS. R. LEE.
Hotel J’uilding
March 31, ISolt 1-
llardware^ Cutlery,
A:i*.
•\ME.S M.VRTINE is now receiving a large and gene
ral aS'ortnient of every thing in tlie a>)ove line.
—ALSO-
.V prime article of Rio. Laguira and Java CoFFEE
('rushed and IJrown SUG.VR; Sugar House SIRUT’ and
MOLASSE.S.
.\11 of which is ofTereil on a good terms as can be hal
in this market.
Nov'r 24, 1S')H. »;otf
^orth Carolina Readers.
NUMBERS 1 AND 2.
PREI'AUKl) WITH SPECIAL REFERENCK TO THE
WANT.S AND INTERESTS OF
•Vorfli Carolina,
U.NDKR TIIK AfSPICES OF THE SUIERIXTENDF.XT OF COM-
MOX SCHOOLS. BY
Rev. F. .TI. Hubbard,
PROFESSOR OF TUB I-ATIN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE IN
THE UXIVERSITV OF NORTH C.\ROLIXA.
NUMBER 3,
COXTAINlN(} A FAMILIAR HISTORY AND DESCRIP- (Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, at i P. M.
Post Office, Fayetteville, rv*
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF THE MAILS.
RALEIGH.
Arrives daily at A. M.
Closes “ “ 2k P. M.
KENANSVILLE, (VIA CLINTON AND WARSAW.)
Arrives daily, at A. M.
Closes “ at ij P. M.
SALEM.
Arrives Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, at 3 P. M,
Closes Monday, “ “ “ “ 1'-^ “
FAIR BLUFF.
•\rrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 A. M.
J
TTON OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Selections in Prose and Verse; many of them by
eminent citizens of the State.
HISTORICAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES.
And a variety of Miscellaneous Information and Sta
tist ic.s. by
C. H.
J UMBP'R is a new and revised edition of the North
Carolina Reader, first published in 1851. Numbers
1 and ‘J just i.ssued, complete the series, which is, as a
whole, cheaper than .-iny other series of Readers in the
United States, anil as complete.
The Editor (Prof. Hubbard) in his Preface to Num
ber 1 deems it proper to allude to a few of the peculiar
advantages aimed at by the Superintendent of Common
Schools while making efforts to have this work com
pleted. These are.
1. The enciiurageiiieiit of n ffelinff of self-dependence, and
the enlistnieiit of po])ular entiment in behalf of the State
and its institution-'. It was not thought important, how
ever, to have more than one number of the Reader of
merely a local interest.
‘J. Tu mtifiiy Ihe eri/ ereri/where complained of in com-
niiiii xrhooln, nf (t juTjtetunl chiinie in tert hooks; an expen
sive habit, and one which injures the .Schools by pre
venting the children from being classified. A series of
home Readers, it was suf>posed, would be certainly used,
and this great evil thus avoided.
Kconomy, the popular system of Readers being too
long and being niale so often merely to add to the profits
of authors atid publishers.
This series is to consist of fewer luiiubers than those
generally used, and it is believed that these numbers are
sufficient, while if the system were universally used in
the .State, the sum saveil to parents and children would
amount to several thousand dollars annually.
4. To put in the hitnh f chi! ir n harnin;/ to read com-
po.fi/iong .ii/jficif^/it/r/ f(i//tili/ir Imt ,to; nj hhe character called
childoih compuxitiouK. containing, in lessons easy enough
for all ages, I'orrect speciiiifii-! of st^'le, interesting in
matter, and inculcating proper nmrals, and religious in
struction.
The |irices are. for No. 1. 'J.'i cents; Nf>. ll, cents
anil No. 75 cents. .\ liticral deduction from these
prices to MtM'ohdtii.-i «n.l .“School Teachers.
E. J. HALE & SON.
\EW fSPRIXO GOODS.
■ A S* •
Barnes Kffle
IS NOW RECEIVING A LARGE SUPPLY OF
DRV GOODS, H.VTS. SHOES,
BO LT 1 N(1 (’ LOTUS, c'co..
Cedar Falls Sheeting and Yarn at Factory Prices.
All of which will Vje offered
BV WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
-Vs low a> the same ipialitv can !>e had in thi. .State.
March ISo't. ' 94tf
ri
IL
(•■|iial fa. iWii,..
h rtafioti ti
iiaki:r
Is now rfcfiviii- I'ri'tn tin* Norfli tlie
largest. fincl, and iiiu^r carefully ^elected
stock of
mC\ITI Kl]
ever offered in this market; which added to
his own manufacture, makes his a>iiriment cnmplete;—
all of which he will sell on the lowest possible terms for
cash or on time to punctual customers.
Fashionable painted cottage f>cd-room Furniture in
setts; curled hair and shuck, and cotton Mattresses:
Looking Glasses; Willow Wagons and Oadles; Side
Boards; Bureaus: Secretaries and Book-(^ases; What-
Nots; Tables, all sorts; Wash Stands; Candle Stands;
Wardrobes: Picture Frames and tllass; Window Shades;
Cornices; Curtain Bands; .Sofas in Mahogony and Wal
nut; Tete a Tetes; Ottomans; Div.ans and .Stools; Chairs
of every v.ariety.
Fine Rosewood Pianos, one with .Eolian tit-
tachment; Rosewood Melodians, frcm tlie >>est manufac
tories in New York and Boston, waiTanted as good as
any made in the country, and will be sold at New York
prices—freight only added.
September 2. l.')tf
i^larble Factory,
l^ancl and Wood.
wi
\'RE.S of L.VND lying on the Fayetteville iS:
■stern 15. R. 7 miles from Town.
I-'tO Cords PINE W(>(»D cut and jiiled. All for sale
cheap to close the conc«rn of C. E. Roberts \ ('o.
-Apply to J. H. ROBERT.s i;: (’).
June 2o, 185',*. ojij-
m
^IMKE'
1 ‘,,111
i i»,
N up and committed to the .Jail of Cumberland
nty on the l-')th itisl., a NEGR(> BOY, named
•I'Ml.V or .M)HN FK.\.NKL1.N, who says he is
tr.-i-. ;iiid. that lie came from ('olumbia, S. .John is
ill. a tii ight mulatto, and had on when t.aken up a
ill’ W'.iil li.it and steel-mixed frock coat and pants.
The owner of said Negro is notified to come forward,
1' ivc pniperty. pay charu''e, and take him away, or he
Will lie de ili with the law directs.
Gl'lo. L. McK.VY, Jailer,
^►■t'r * ■». 1S.‘)8. 55-
By (iKO. LAUDER,
TWO D008.S IBDVl! I). T. lltlCfl S SO\'S’ STimii
Fayetteville, i\. €/.
Jan'V 20, 1859. 64-ypd
${125 Reward.
I WILL pay .'?'25 reward for the ajijirehension and con
finement in any jail, so that I get him again, of my
boy REUBEN, who ranaway on the 31st May last.
Reuben is about 80 years old, about 5 feet 8 or 10
inches high, dark color, will weigh 15(1 to 1G5 lbs.,
small eyes, very thick lips, and has a small scar on the
back of one of his hands, near the root of the thumb.
.Vnd 1 will pay a further rewanl of Sloo for proof suffi
cient to convict any white person of harboring said boy
or seducing him from home.
•I.VS. (’. McEACHIN.
Lanrinburgh, Richmond co., N. C., June It) [24tf
lVel>ster’« I'^lementary .^pelliia^
Books. .A. further supply ju.-i received*
Jan’y 8 E. J. HALE & SON.
Hoii^»e and liOl for ^ale.
^pilAT neat and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and
I LOT, on .Arch street, is for sale. It contains six
rooms, and is in good repair, with all nece.^sary out
hoiisrs and a Well of good water in the yard. It is con
venient to the business part of the town. Any inform
ation in regard to the above property can be had by
calling on 11. Graham or R. W. Uardie.
June 1, 18.')1*. 1'.•-) w
Call anti settle up.
\I,L those indebted to me by Note or Account will
please call at my old Stand, Northeast corner .Mar
ket Si|ii:ire, and settle up. In my absence Mr. T. B.
Newberry will attend to collections and give receipts.
H. GRAHA.M.
June 1, 185'.*. 19-Hw
Mtate Boiitlf# tor Male.
Bonds, (Coupons payable in
S’
JT.ATE Coupon Bonds, (Coupons payable in New
York, on the 1st April and 1st October,) in quanti
ties to suit. Apply at the Branch of the Cajie Fear
Bank. A. McLE.AN.
June 1 P.itf
FOR SALE OU KKNT.
CONVENIENT DWELLING H0U13E, onHaymounI,
near Mr. .1. C. Thomson’s. For particulars enquire
of J. G. SHEPHERD, Esq., or
A. M. CAMPBELL.
May 7. ‘.*tf
A
ALK
for sale in
COUPON BONDS FOR :
rnllE Western Rail Road Compnny have
X amounts to suit purchasers,
S20,000 of the Coupon Bonds of the County of
Cumberland, bearing 7 per cent, interest, payable semi
annually on the 1st June and 1st of December, and run
ning 20 years.
S9U,00U of the Coupon Bonds of the Town ot
Fayetteville, bearing 0 per cent, interest, payable semi
anniially on the 1st January and the 1st of July, and
running 20 years.
These bonds were issued in accordance with law to
the Western Rail Road Co., to pay the County and Town
subscriptions respectively.
Persons having money will find these bonds (at the
price the Co. is selling them) a belter investment than
any Bank Slock in the State.
For terms apply to C. B: MALLETT, Esq.. Pres’t, or
to JNO. M. ROSE, Treas’r
Western R. R. Co.
Fayetteville, Feb’y 26, 1858. 89tf
\Vel>««ter’!« Elementary ^pelling^
Book, for sale by E. J. HALE & SON
JSTOVKS NIIKET lRO\,
TI\-\VAKK, A:e.
ON H.VND. a large assortment of Box and (’ooking
Stoves: Tin-ware; Sheet-Iron; Lead Pipe. .Vl.so
Tbr **tHil Itotninion Voffer
For sale by JAMES MARTINE.
Nov'r'ji. r.t’.tf
mPERM.
White Lead;
Linseed and Tanners' OIL;
Fluid; Puttv; Window Gla»s
T.»,
Refined, Lard.
Burning
and Sash of all sizes.
_Al.SO_
A fresh supply of POND'S PAIN DESTROYER.
For sale by' JAMES >LVRT1NE.
Nov'r 24. lh5H. tjt'itf
Turpentine Hackers, Meraperw,
l*iillerf> and l>i|»|»erM,
\LL of the first miality, can be had at M. .V. BAKER'S
GUN .‘'II'>P, Fayetteville, N. C.
.Ian'3' 15, 1S5S. hotf
Notice to Tiirpcutiiie Distillers and others.
1.\M fully i>rep.ircd lo m:ike o,- repair Tl'RPENTINE
STILLS, or do any thing in tlie (’upper or .sheet Iron
work, at the ihorte-it notice.
M. A. BAKER.
F’.ivetteville. .lan'y 2). H2tf
To Kail Kofitl t'ontrarlorvl
lus’f i;eceivk!> —
Ioo u II i:i:I.IIA K
light and strong, for tli
March 2',t, 1S5‘..
Rail I’load. Fur sale bv
D. .V W. McLAUiUN.
8(|!itf
10
100
t«iianoI tniiano!!
P.AGS No. 1 IM’iirVl VN GUANO, for sale t.v
K. K. MOOIii;.
itac’on! Ilacon!!
HHDS. jirime SIDES, just received.
E. F. MOORE.
Hav
BALES
5» •'
and Kiee
RICE STRAW.
Eastern 11.ly. Fi
a»traw.
r sa’*‘ by
E. F. M(»OllE.
100
t'orn! t'orn!!
B.AG.S fresh CORN, will be received on Wednes
day. E. F .MOORE.
June 20, IS.'.y. 2 J-:iw
PIoum! Plows!! Plow**!!!
r'ii NO. ti PLOWS;
iQ*7 5il No. 10 Plows;
50 No. 11 *•
25 No. 50 “
25 No. (10 “
Points, Bars and Mould Boards to suit.
For sale by C. E. LEETE.
Jan'y 12 79-
Biitfi'r, €'lic‘ewe and €’raeker?«i.
-j FIllKlNS Gosiien I’utter;
2.5 Boxes State Clieese:
lu Bbls. .Soda and Butter CrackcKS
Just received by C. E. LEETE.
Jan'y 12 7'.i-
tifill .\et and Neine Twine.
r'/v LBS. Gill Net Twine;
1'.10 lbs. Seine “
Just received by C. E. LEETE.
Jan’y 12 79-
SociTt History of the Freiivh Coiirl, by Victor
Cousin: Adam Graeme, by Mrs. Oliphant: Love .Me Lit
tle, Love Me Long, l>y Reade; The Science and .Art of
l^'hess. by J. Monroe; Chess Hand Book, by an Amateur,
The Art of Extempore Speaking, by M. Bantain; School
Books, itc. E. J. HALE & SON.
June 11.
o
0
'M
>
The lAwi^r i* one of tha
humAn b«xiT ; and when it
ibe powem of the tviteiu are
is almost entirelj aependent
Lic^r for the proj^r perform- .
■lumach i« at rault, the bo welK
•rxtem tuffert in conteqiience'
Imritig ctMuetl to do it« dutj
I^Hn, one of the proprietor*
practice of more than twentr
wherewith to counteract the
U in liable.
To proT« that tbli remedy is
bled with C'om-
bas but to trj a bottle, and
These tsumt r^more all I
the syMem. tupplyiriKin their
invifcoratinfc the stomach.
|)ui-ifyliic the blood,
whole machinery, remoriu;;
eflTecifWR a radical cnr«.
milont Affarks Are
belter, prevented, by
I^lver liivl^orator*
Onedotie after eatinn is mif-
and prevent the food from |
Only one dose taken before i
mare* ! 25
Only one' dose taken at
gently, and curw Con* rVl
One do^e tAken after each |
i>ne dope of two tea-1
dick HeaclacHe*
One bottle taken for ft i
cause of the disearie. and,
Only one dose immediately !
One' dose often rep«‘at«d in { |H|
Morbuft, and a preventive \
9^ Only one bottle la
system tlie efTects of medi-
j^T^One bottle taken for
lownesa or unnatural color
One dose taken a short
^r to the appetite, and makes
(>ne dose o(\en repeated
rtiorn in its worst forms.
Bowel complaints yield
t)ne or two doKea cures at-
Chlldren : there is no nurer,
tbe world, as it never
A few bottles cures
absorbents.
We takep}«4W(ir« (n recom
preventive for K«ver anfl
and all Fever* of a 1111-
with certainty, and thousands
wonderful virtues.
principal re^pilators of th^
pt^rfonns its functions w«U.
tully developed. The*r«>ma^A
on the healthy action uf the
anceof iiafuiictions. wheoihe
are at fault, and the whole
of one organ—the Ijlver—
For the di«eaies ot that or
has made it his sttidv, in a
years, to find some reniedv
many derangenientit to which
at last found, any person tron
plaint^ in any of its forms,
conviction N certain,
morbid or hnd matter fron>
place a hcalthv flow oC bile,
»eU,
'cored, and, whal Is
th« occaiiooal uae of the
ficient to relieve the stomach
I rising and souring,
j retiring, prevents Nlghf-
night, loosens the bowelx
tiveness.
meal will cure I)yn pepala
spoonfuls will always relieve
male obntniction removes tb**
mak^ a perfect cure,
relieves C'liollc. while
a sure cure for C holera
jof Cholera.
Ineedei to throw ont of the
jcine after a long B>ckn«;ks.
2: Ulaundlee removes a!i sal
j from th(* skin.
Uime before eating gives vi
.food digest well,
'cures i'hruiilc Olai'*
.while Suiiftiner and
: almost to the fintt do*#.
: tiick!* caused by'W’oriiis in
safer, or speediei' remedy in
l>rop»iy, by exciting the
mending this mediciiia as h
Ami«, C'htll Kever,
lout Ty|W. It operaten
are willing to testify to Uh
CHERAW.
Arrives Tuesday. Thursdaj’ and Saturday, at 1 A. M.
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, at ^ P. M.
ROBESON’S via ELIZABETHTOWN.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at '2h P. M.
Closes Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at A. M. * -
RALEIGH via SUMMERVILLE.
.Arrives Monday and Saturday, at 8 P. M. *
Closes Tuesday and Friday, at A. M.
SWIFT ISL.AND via MONTROSE.
Arrives Monday, at 5 P. M.
Closes Tuesday, at A. M.
SWIFT ISLAND via TROY.
Arrives Tuesday, at 6 P. M,
Closes Wednesday, at A. M.
MAGNOLIA.
Arrives Tuesday, at 2 P. M.
Closes “ “ 2 “
ELIZABETHTOWN via TEREBINTH.
Arrives Monday, at 7 P. M.
Closes Tuesday, at A. M.
PHILADELPHUS.
Arrives Tuesday, at 1 A. M.
Clo.ses Sunday, at i P. M.
J. G. COOK, P. M.
July I, 1859.
A CARD.
1MIE Proprietor of the FAYETTEVILLE HOTEL
takes pleasure in announcing to the public, that the
Daily Lines of Stages from Warsaw. Raleigh, and tri
weekly from High Point, are now in good running order
and making regular time. This, with the addition of
four Passenger Steamers to Wilmington, gives the travel
ing public a fair opportunity of visiting Fayetteville.
July 1, 1859. ' -JH-t.
METHODIST PROTESTANT
FEMALE COLLEGE.
JAMESTOWN, Gl ILFORD COUNTY, N. C.
The first session of this Institution, under the patron
age of the North Carolina Conference of the Metho
dist Protestant Church, will commence on Thursday
the 14th of July.
The most competent Teachers will be employed in
every deparimeni, and the course of instruction will be
thorough and complete, embracing all the branches
usually taught in the best female schools.
TER.MS PER SESSION' OF FIVE MONTHS:
t)ne-half payable on the entrance of the student, and
the other at the close of the session, are as follows:—
Board, including fuel and washing, 50
Collegiate course, 15 0()
Primary department, 10 fM»
Music, Languages and Ornamentals at Ihe usual rates.
For further information apply to the President,
W. C. LIPSCOMB, Jr.
July 1, 1859 -J8-f.t
Sieeonf! StMring Stock.
STAKli & WnXlAMS
|jV\E received and arc now opening their second
NEAM»ABLE GOODS,
• 'omprising a splendid selection of the newest styles of
Fancy and staple* Dry mOO(|!x,
ifoot^, S»lioc!«. llafM, Hoop
Kc'ady-yiade C'lofliin;;,
With a largf variety of NOTI(^N.'>, to which the atten
tion of Wholesale lUiyer* is invited.
TRU’T ATTENTION P.\10 TO ORDERS.
J. I’,. STAHU. J. M. WILLIAMS.
■Vpril 9, 1859. 4tf
the: i.ivek
lAVlUOKATOK!
preparki) by 1>R sakfokp,
('om|)oiiii(t(‘d entirely from iil MiS,
IS O.VK OK THK BKST I'L'R^JATIVK AM> LIVER ME
DiriNRS now before the public, that acts as k ('athnrUc.
easier, milder, and more effectual than any other mediciie known
It is not only a f'athfirtir. but a Lir^r raraedy. actitii; fil^t on the
Lir^r to ®^*t its morbid matter, then on the stomach and
to cairy off that matter, thus accoraplihhinif two puri^»«*es eff‘e»*> ••
ally, without any of the painful fe*linKS ex^rieneerl in the o|.t ''
tiotis of roost It strenjrthens the nystem at the.i»Hr .
tiu)e that it purges it; and when taken daily ib modeiate d4"^*«r>.
will strenfTthen and build ft up with unusual rapidity.
A
wa:«ted.
VOrXG MAN of some i'xperience in Teaching,
desires a Situation. He was prepared for .a teach
er at Dr, Wilson's hcIiooI, and can give satisfactory
testimonials as to ijualifications, and character, .ad
dress JOHN C. FAl'CETTE,
Mebanesville, Alamance Co., N.
June 27. *J7-3t
Lower Little River and Crane’w
C'reek ]Vavi$;:ation Company.
^nilEKE will be a MEETING of the Stockholders of
L the Lower Little River and Crane’s Creek Naviga
tion (Jo., iit Morrison's Mills, on Little River, on the
15th Inst., for the purpose of org.Tnizing the Co.; a
sufficient amount of Stock having been subscribed
therefor. »
CHRISTOPHER MONROE,
for the general Commissioners.
July 2. 28-tni
i T the Marl
A 12 M.. I
Yaliialile Real £xtate at Auction.
the Market House on Saturday the lUth July, at
hall sell that desirable TWO STOItY
FIRE-PROOF STORE, on Green Street, long and
favorably known as the Store of David 5ee, Estp. and
at present occupied by Mr. A. McKimmon. Ti'rins of
payment are accommodating, and made known at sale.
JOHN II. COOK, Aui t>.
Jtilv 1. 28-ts
COyiK A.\H J!iETTLK.
NOTES and ACCOUNTS are all due and I need
the money, tiierefore I hope to see all 1113' friends
■•onie in and pay their claims. Those of long standing
whom I have dunned need expect no longer indulgence.
J. C. POE.
June 20. 27-2w
1
All who nar It are thrir utianlmous
testlmoiiv lu Its favor.
Mix W'nter In tl>r moiitli with the IiitI-
gorator, and awallow both to|;rthrr.
THE LIVER INVIOORATOR
rs A SriKXTIFIC MKDK’AI, niSi'OVERY, »i!ii Is rtnity
workinfT cures, almost too jrreat to l^lieve. It rurea as if by
ma^ic, even tht Jintt and seldom more thnji
one bottle is require! to cure any kind of jLlvrr ’on»plai)ii,
from the worst Jaundu'e or to a comraon
all of which are the result of a Dfseasecl l.jlver.
PRir« 0.’K DOLLAR FBR aoTTL*.
Dr. SASFORU. Proprietor. Broadway, \*w York
Retailed by aW Driijrpl.^fs. Soll ttfmn
JAS. N. SMITH and S. J. HINSDALE,
Fayetteville, N. C.
Nov'r II. 62-ly
G
,\t‘S:roe«! i\€*;froe«!! WanU*d.
ENTLEMEN, your old customer is yet in market for
Likely Negroes, for which 1 am determined to jjay the
Hi^hef«l fash Prices.
Persons having such for sale would do well to give
me a call, or aildress me at Clinton, N. C.
-All orders promptly attended to.
J. A. McARTIiUH.
Clintor., N. C., March 6, 1859. 95-lyri.d
1 1 AL WKTTLE ?l K\T«.
^IIE Subscribers would remind those indebted tothem
that this is the period of the year in which it is
most convenient and desirable to have a general “ettle-
mcnt. They are preparii.g to forward accounts by m.ail
to tho>ie at a distance who owe for books, printingr itc.
Those indebted for sul)scrii)tion lo the Observer only,
will be able to ascertain tire amount duo by refeience
to their last receipts.
Persons having accounts against the subscribers will
please present them for payment.
E. J. HALE & SON.
July 1, 18.'i9.
HIiiIn. (liood Racon,
and SHOULDERS, just received and for sale bv
D. & W. McLATRIN
July 2, 1850. 2Htf
j\ejrroes for ^ale.
NE NEGRO WOMAN and one GIKL for sale. Ap
ply to .tas. G. Cook or
NEILL CARMICHAEL.
June !5, 185'J.
A ot ice.—A €'STOc*» Wa ■■ t e«l.
rilO the farmers and citizens of the Counties ot Duplin,
1 W
0
ayne, Johnston, Harnett, Moore, Cumbi-iland,
Kobeson, Rladen, Coiumbus, Brunswick, New Hanover,
and Sampson:
Tlie subscriber being desirous of purchasing a n’’":;l-er
of likely young Negroes, of all classes and dc*-. rijitions,
avails himself of this method of informing those who
may have such property to dispose of, that they would
do well to, visit me at home, or address me at (Minton.
N. C.—for which they shall receive a visit. A word to
the wise is sufficient, as it is well understood that I pay
exceeding high prices.
EVERETT PETERSON.
Feb’y 14, 1853 ' _ 88-9m
Further MiippliCM oi* Rookw.
\ I Y Thirty Years Out of the Senate, by Major Jack
x'l Downing:
Rulwer’s Novel, “What Will He Do With It?”
Brownlow & Pry tie's Controversy;
Light“and Slridowsof Scottish Life, by Prof. Wilson:
Eric, or l>itile by Little:
Sterne’s Works; Longworth on the Grape:
Kip's Lenten Fast; Buck’s Theolog. Dictionary:
Ruskin's Political Econon y of .Art;
Treasury Blotting Paper; SchojI Books. .Sec.
Just received. E. J. HALE & SON
SO^.