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[VOL. IX.]
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., APRIL 30, 1860.
[NO. 913.]
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er on this system will please notify us when making
•^miitances.
Jan'y 1, 18•^^.
SPRING STOCK FOR 1860.
The subscribers hav« in Stors, and are now rtotiring
a very large
SITOCK or (^OOMtlS,
in their line, direct from the Manufacturers in Europe
and Importers and Agentt in ihiu (’ountry. Among
which may be found:
100 Tons ot best Swedes Iron troui ^ to 12 in.
SOO Doz. Pocket Knives;
GOO “ Table KniTes and Forks;
800 “ Mill Saw and other File#;
00 “ Fryioj; Pans;
yO “ Hand Saws;
25 Tons Hoop Iron;
10 “ Ilollow-War*;
GOO Kegs of Nails, agsort«d;
333 Bags of Coffee, “
19 Hhds. and 68 bbls. Sugar;
30 i bbls. Eagle Mill Snuff;
125 Boxes Rose Hill “
50 Kegs best Sup. Carb. Soda.
Together with a complete assortment of other articlea
sold in a Grocery and Hardware Store. All of which
are oftered to the Trade for Cash, or on the usual lime
to prompt dealerti, at prices to compete with New York
Jobbers. GEO. W. WILLl.^MS & CO.
Fayetteville, Feb'y 2'2, 18G0. ‘J4tf
'ITir Cnrrin^e Fnrtory ih
the South!
•fames Kyle
ceivedhis SPRING .\ND SU
DRY GOODS,
Has just received his SPRING .\ND SUMMER HL'P-
PLY of
Thousands art daily speaking in thu praise of
DR. EATON’S
INFANTILE CORDIAL,
and why' because it never fiils to afford intlantaneout
»•/:>/when j^iven in time. It acts as if by magic, and
ont trial alone will oonvince you that what we say is
true. It contains
\0 PAREX.ORIi: OR OPIATE
)!' any kind, and therefore relieves by . emovin^ the tuff*r-
tnj! ot your child, instead of by deadeniny it* aemiOiiitiea.
Kor this reason, it commends itself as the only rrlvMf
'.■rep.Hration now known for Cblldreu Teething l>lar-
rhoea, Uyaenterj, Griping in tbe Bowel*, .Acidity
ut the stomach, >%ind. Cold in ttie Head, and
f roup, also, for »ut't»ninj/ thegumt. rtducing xniiammatiun,
t. ulatiny the liotctl*, and relteving pa%n. it has no equal
-1 eing an anti-$pa*viodtc it is used with unfailmy luccett
:Q all cases of Convulaion or other Fits. .4« y^/u
,.uue ih' life and health of your childrtn. and with to save
•. '.■ •n ’rom those tad and blighting cnnteijuencet ichich are
• 'I rftult from the ute of wircotict of vhtch aU other
for Infantile Cymplnmtt are compoted, take none
u: Dr. I^aton’s Infantile Cordial; this you can rtly
ill. It is perfectly Lariuless, and cannot injure the
lii delicate infant. Price, '2b cents. Full directions
j ?nip*nv each bottle. Prepured onlv bv
tHlU€H i lilPONT,
No. 40'i* Broadway, New York.
■ Ucdlthy butaaxi B1o>a1 upon being
ANALYZED
always preserits us with the same essenli.,! elements.
And (fives of course the ’ rue Vlaiiilsti’d. Analyze
•.’le illood of a person sufferlni^ I’rom • on'iUUipiion, Liver
iiiiplaint, I)ysiiepsiu, Scrotuhi, ^c. and we find in every
iustunce certain dfncn-n'.its in the red globules o* Blood
upj’ly the»e deticiencies, iind you tre made well. The
Blood f'ood is founded upon this T(tei>ry—h«nce
it a astonishins: success. Thei-e are
Five preparations
adapted to deticiencies of tlie Blood in ditferent diseases.
For CoIcIh, ICr4»M‘lliti^, or .-iny aflec-
tion whatever of the 'I'liroHt or inducing
4 oiloumplioil, use No. 1. which 1.“ al.so the No. for
D«‘pre'»ioii of spirit**, of
iiid for all 4 lironir ComplaiiKH arising from
Ov*r-n**f, l>*l>ility. and ^ervou**
Prostration. No 2, for .i«er Compluiiii*).
.N -i, for l>yM|M*psiU. Jie.ing already prfpartd for
r - ir/iU'-n it is 'iuk«‘«i l>y l>ro|>*« .‘inl carrie«l im-
I- liiitely into the circulation, ho that what you gain
;. .11 ret'im. The No 4 i- for |'«‘m:tle Irrotfillari-
lii**, llysferisi, Ac See special di-
fctions tor this. For ':ill lilieuiii, Kriipiioiis,
^«‘rofiiloii«(. I4i4lii«‘y. and itlall*^r Ciim>
plainly, take Ni>. In u;! c;i«es the direct ions must
■ -’rictly f.iiiowed. Price of the l2loo(1 Fooi ?1
;‘tr tiottle.
Sold by H A DI PONT.
No. J"'.' l!i oa lw.'iy. New York.
^ i:'l hv nil respectable l^ruegistii throughout the country.
N.,v 11, lK-,'1 fi6-ly
.ETM l.\SllllM'l-: l'OMP.l\V.
II \ RTI O R D, C'O \ \.
Incorporated 1819. Charter Perpetual.
—among which are—
Summer and ottier Silks,
Printed Lawns,
Double Skirt Robes,
Single ditto.
Prints, real French, British and Domastic,
Irish Linens. Diapers, kc..
Bolting Cloths;
With a very large assortment of all kinds of Goods gen
erally kept in wholesale and retail Stores: all of which
are offered at wholesale and retail—CIIE.^P.
.March ’J4, 18fi0. ."^tf
•V9« 514 May Street.
J. K. kVLE
Is now receiving his Spring and Summer Stock of
STAPLE \\l) FWl'V imV (illOIIS,
Among which may bp foutid the fallowing articles, at
prices which will prove satisfactory to the purchaser:
Dress Goods in pieces, con.qi.«ting of Muslins,
Lawns, Ginghams, Prints, Bereges, Black
and White Challies, Silks, «tc., &c.
In ROBES the following line;
Lawn Robes, I)ott}>le and Siiiijh^ .Skirts, Berege
do . Gingham do., Lace Points, Shawls and
Mantillas in profusion, Ribbono, Hosiery
and Gloves, Spool Cotton, Hats and Caps,
Hooti anil Shoe.s.
Ail of which will be offered very low Call and ex
amine; no charge for looking. .1. K KYLE.
March 14, I860. 2lf
REillOVAL.
WITCH MAKER AND JEWELER.
H
McKiyrfiAN
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public,
that he has built up large substantial lirick Build
ings at his Old Stand, expressly for manufacturing Car
riages. Thankful for the very liberal patronage he has
received for the last 21 yearx, he hopes by strict atten
tion to business, with a desire to gi"e satisfaction, to
nierit « continuance of the same. He warrants his work
to be niiide of the best material and by experienced
workmen in each branch of the business. His work will
compare favorably wiili any made in the l.'nited States,
for neatnes.s and durability. He is dateriuined lo sell
anl do any work in his line on as good terms as any
work done elsewhere that is as well done. He now has
on hand, finished. THE L.\RGKST STOCK OF
Carriages, Barouches, Roekaways and
Buggies,
ever offered in this jilace, and a very large stock of work
nearly finished, which will be finished daily. .Ml of
which will be sold very low for cash, or on short time to
punctual customers. i3f“He has on hand more than
ONE HI:NDKEU and FIFTY VEHICLES finished
and in course of cotistructiou.
work made by him is warrtntel 12 months
with lair usage, and should it fail by bad workmanship
or material, will be repaired free of charge. j
Persons wishing to buy would do well to call and ex
amine for themselves. j
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
Repairing executed at short notice and on very reason- i
abl« terms. j
May 28, 1S.'>D. 89-tf '
^^^quire, wliat is tlie meaning of
such a crowd in front of Woodward’s?”
“He has Just recelyed his SPRI.NO STOCK, and I
suppose they are there makins their selec
tiODS!”
This season the style nf (’oats is Double i,.\
and Single BREASTED, with Large ^ Fv
Sleeves; PANTS, LARGE LEGS; Vest
Double and Single Kreasted.
My Stock is now complete and ready j
for inspection by all those who may wish
well made and neat fitting garments. "Call
and make ^'our selections before the Stock ^
is picked over .,
of
V.\-
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\uthorized (apital.
Paid up Capital,
$l,r>4NMMK) 00
1,500,000 00
‘i,0:i0,423 >0
DIKEI'TOB.S.
T. K. BR.\('E.
S. TUDt»R.
J. rui RCH.
H. lU'ELL.
K. FLOWER.
E. .V. 15LI.KELEY.
K M\TIiKR.
K. (j. RIPLEY.
W. F.
^i. Rll'LKY, Pres t.
K. llK.M't, Jr., .'^ei-'y.
S. S.
H. Z
W.\RD.
PRMT.
DUNHAM.
F. D.WIS.
HILLYER.
A. ALEXANDER.
KENEY.
n. HRAINARD.
A.
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T.
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TUTTLE.
T. ALEXA.NutR, V. Pres t.
A. A. WiLi.i.\Mhi, Adju>iter.
Rales asli
will allow.
Hs I'KKFEt T soLVKNCvand fair profit
ASSKTS. July 1859.
i’.ank Stocks in New York. Hartlurd, Bos
ton. St. Louis, &c.,
United States Stock and Treasury Notes,
’^t'lie Stocks: New York. Ohio. Kentucky,
Tenne«seo, Missouri,
y .Stocks. Hartford, I’ochester. Hrook-
lyn, .lersey ''ity,
K • nsd .stocks: Hartford and New Haven.
l''>ui()U anil Worcester, Conn. River,
>I Rond.-i,
K’ 1 L^tatf, unincumbered.
M ■ ellHiieiiU" Items.
■ ’li. .11 hand and deposited on aall. and
.n agents liands.
Market value
?'J15,84 4 0()
215,126 50
.■\S removed two Poors West of his
old stand, to the store adjoining
D. .V W. .McLaurin s, where he has re
ceived a large addition to his former Slock, and he iti-
vites his old customers and the public lo call and ex
amine his NEW ST(JRE and .NEW GOODS, and assuri.-b
them he will sell anything in his line as cheap as can
be purchn'ied al any other Store North or South.
—Among hi.s Stock can be found—
Gold and .'^ilver Watches of all prices and quali-
ties; GoUl and Silver (’haiiis, Seals and K‘Vm;
Jiraceletx. Breast Pins and Kar Kin^s; (jold
J..ockets, (Jold Fens and Pencils, kc., &c.;
Fine and Common Pistols, Silver and
I’lated Ware of all kinds; a handsome
stock of Clock.'; all kinds of Mili
tary Goods, and every thing
wanted in his line.
VKir Particular attention paid to Watch Repairing.
March 7. Ihfio. 9H-Xm
I^eatlier! Leather!
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather.
French, German and American ('alf Skins,
French, (ierman and American (.’alf Skins,
French, (jerman and American Call Skins,
Morocco, Kid and Patent Leather.
.^Iorocco, Kid and Patent. Leather.
M orocco, Kid and Patent Leather,
nindinj's, Lininrs, Lastinprs, &c.
liindin"s, Linin^r.o, Lastings, &c.
]iindings, Lininj^s, La.stings, «Jcc.
We invite Country Merchant.s and Manufacturers to
examine our stock of Leather ami Shoe Findings, Trim
mings, &c., which we offer at wholesale or retail for
• 'ash, or good paper, at the lowest prices. All orders
executed fc.ithfullv.
MAYNARD. ELY x ROSE,
No. 40 Soutli Calvert St., Balto .Md.
April 3. 0-2mpd.
I^iqiiorsi! I^iqiiors! LiquorH!
JW. HORNE being desirous to close out his stock
, of Liquors, will offer inducements in prices. As
he intends to quit the trade, his stock will be sold low.
»ar For sale at cost and charges,
100 BARR£3LS,
of various kinds and qualities.
Persons indebted must Call aud Kettle
Keb K; ‘.'I’-il’
Fruits! Friiitv!!
NEW YORK APPLES at $2 a bushel.
.1. R. LEE,
■No. 40, Hotel Buildings.
7tf
J. \\. RAKER
Ts now receiving from the North the
largest, tinesi, and most carefully «el«ci«d
■iiook of
B r»'« r
ever offered in this market: which added lo
his own manufacture, makes his assortment complete:—
all of which he will soli on the lowest possible terms for
cash or on time to punctual customers
Fashionable painted cottage bed-room Furniture in
setts; curled hair an'l shuck, and cotton Mattresses;
Looking Glar.-C"'; Willow Wagons and Cradles; Side
Boards: Bureau:-, .'^e.^retnrie.-i and Book-Cases; W’hat-
.N'ots: Table*, a" «orts: Wusii .'Stands, Can lie Stands;
Wnrdrobe-: Picture Frame'- iiid Glass: Window Shades;
'ornices; ruri'iin Ban N: .S 'T'ts in Mahogony and Wal
nut: 'I'ete a Tete“: Ottomans; Divans and Stools; Chairs
of every v.%nety.
Fine Uo.-icwood Pianos, one with ^tolian at-
•achn;i nt; Roscwuod .McIoJiaas. f'lom the best laanufac-
tories in New Yurk and Itoston, warranted as good as
any made in the country, and will b? sold at New York
prices—frei?i ■ oniy adde.l
September 2. 45tf
3lai*l)ie Factory,
CATALOGUE OF DIFFERENT
RIETIES.
Blark Cloth Cuats, Single and Double
Breasted.
Silk Mixture Suits.
Casslmere Suits.
French Dr. d'Ete, imitation Dr. d'Ele.
Black Alpacca Frocks aud Sacks.
Tweeds In Suits.
Cottonade In Suits.
Linen Frocks and Sacks.
Linen Dusters, five different varieties.
Black Doeskin Pants.
Extra supply of Fancy Casslraere#.
Drap d’Kte, French Ribbed.
White DriliinK.
Navy Duck and Marseilles.
A supply of Youth’s Casslmere Suits.
Also, pants for Boys from 7 to 14 years
old, VESTS of every style and varieties
for the Season.
Special attention is called to a NEW
STYLE SHIKT nev«r introduced in this
-Market before this season. Extra supply
''f tiauze Flannel and Merino finish
I'nder Shirts. A large supply of Fancy
Xeck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, Ho
siery, Gloves, Trunks, Valises «t Car
pet Bags.
A.l the above goods will be Sold low for Cash, or on
time to all those who pay their Bills when j)resented.
P. S. Don’t forget that my FREN(’H TAILOR is
ready to make up at any time Clothing for any Gentle
men who wish to have them made to order, ('all at
any time at the ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE and
leave your measure aud your orders will be tilled and
satisfaction gaarantied.
We^ Market Square, Two Doors below Hinsdale's
Drug Store.
A. J. WOODWARD.
April 9, 1860. 7-2m
SECOND SPRIXfi STOfL
\lJ E have received our second purchase, consisting
a large atid desirable slock of
l^taple and Fancy Dry Croods,
II ITS, Bd.WETS, BOUTS, SHOES, niBRELlAS,
I!K,\D1’-M.^DE ri/)rHINTi, TRUNKS. &o.
Which we offer exclusively to Wholesale Buyers, on
j Arrival Extraordinary.—Old Adams, the
I great California hunter, with one hundred and fifty
i living animals of his own capturing, including
i seventeen dancing and performing bears, has ar-
I rived from San Francisco on board the ship Gold-
' en Fleece. There are nineteen cages in all, vary-
1 iug in size, mostly ten feet long, four feet wide,
I and four feet high—Sampson, Lady Washington,
I and Fremont, being the largest of the Bruin
terms as favorable as they can be bought North or j family, occupy separate cages; all the others, ex
South.
April 23
STARR WILLIAMS
lltf
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cept the buffalo and elk, having two and some
three ot the large animals. Besides the seventeen
performing bears, embracing ten different kinds,
there are two California lions, two do. tigers, two
do. cougars, two lynx, seven coyotes, one white
wolf, one ant eater, one sea lion, one sea leopard,
RE now receiving IN PART, and during the week ! two silver gray foxes, one full grown buffalo, two
2#f S^rinff Stock.
H. & e,T. lIlly
will have in Store, THE BALANCE of their
^lecond Purcha«e!ii,
embracing an excellent assortment of
GOOD
ailapied to the S«ason, all of which were selected PER
SONALLY with care, and will be sold at RE.\SONABLE
prices.
A].t il 2;], 1800. ll-4t
FOR 8AL.E.
1 New and Second-hand SPTS. BAP^RELS.
-LUUU 175 Bags Yellow (^)RN.
4U0 •* White Do.
20u0 Bus. heavy Maryland OATS.
10,000 Lbs. BACON SIDES.
100 Barrels CORN WHISKEY.
10 Tons HOOP IRON.
100 Sacks Liverpool SALT.
3*M) Casks Fresh LIME.
KW Bbls. HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
T. S. LUTTERLOH.
.April 23. 11-3w
FOK SAijE.
POUR LARGE MULES and HARNESS. One Sfrong
I WAGON in good order.
T. S. LUTTERLOH.
April 23. 11-8w
elks, two wild mountain goats, seventeen snakes,
: two large California condors, two do. vultures, five
j California moon-faced owls, three double-eared do.,
i two Austrian ostriches, (7 feet high,) two white
' pelicans, two gray do., two large golden eagles,
I (very rare and beautiful,) two hlack Lower Cali-
, lornia eagles, two California American bald eagles,
; besides a great variety of other birds and animals.
It is understood that F. T. Barnum has jiurcha.sed
' an undivided half of this novel exhibition at a large
! figure, and that after a short stay in New York
they will visit other cities, and also be exhibited
through the country.—New York ('om. Ado.
Co7isumptwn of Foreign Spirits.—The impor
tation of foreign distilled spirits into the United
I States in the year 1859 was very large, amounting
[ to 85,309,680, or nearly a million and a half more
I than in 1858. Of this amount S;-5,262,058 was
, brandy, the largest amount of this article ever re-
I ceived in one year. The total consumption of
I all imported beverages during last year was as
i follows;
: Distilled spirits $5,300,080
! Wines 8,502,148
Beer, ale, and porter 771,i99
FOK SALE.
Street,
A bar-
VELLING HOUSE and LOT, on Rowan
Test of Mr. J. A. Pemberton’s residence,
gain can be had.
T. S. LUTTERLOH.
April 23. 11 -3w
Total $9,683 027
The amount of revenue collected from these
liquors was 82,876,908.
BBLS. No.
;U 16 do. No.
Fiish.
26 do.
-\pril 5, I860.
S MACKEREL.
1 MULLETS, in oak bbl*.
HERRING. For sale bv
PEMBERTON & SLOAN.
6-1 m
HHD.S. prime New Crop M(»L.\SSE.'>, for sale by
•) PEMBERTON & SLOAN.
April -5, l^tiO. tj-lm
Cigrars and Tobacco*
25,000
CIGARS, various brands.
50 boxes Manufactured TOBACCO.
For sale by
PEMBERTON & SLOAN.
April 5, 18G0. 6-lm
CAPT. WlLKEfii*^ REPORT
O.^i THE DEKP RIVER .>11\ER.U REGION.
^HE undersigned have caused to be publishel from
the Congressional plates, an edition of the Report
ot'C»pt. Wilken, V. S. Navy, and his Associates on the
Board appointed by the Secretary of the Navy to ei-
nmine the Deep River Region of North Carolina. This
is I he most important and scientific statement of the |
great wealth of that section of the State, and the .Mai>^; i
the most perfect and valuable, of any yet published. ■
The Maps are worth the price of the work, which is 50
cents, neatly bound in cloth. Copies sent by mail, free ,
of postage, on the receipt of 50 cents. A liberal dis
count to wholesale buyers. Orders solicited. '
Jan y 26. ' K. J. HALE & SON. j
NEW GOODS.
I^HE subscribers are receiving a large Stock of Goods
in their line, consisting of
GROCERIES,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Farniing Hensils, TurpenfiDe Tools,
SADDLEKY', WJIII'S, &c.,
Kmbracing almost every article kept in a Stock of ihi.'^
, kind, iind will make it to the interest of merchants and
I all others purchasing to gi'e them a call. Tlie above
[ Goods will be offered low for (.'ash, exchanged for
! (Country Produce, or sold on short time to prompt pay-
! ing customers.
PEMBERTON & SLO.\N.
Fayetteville, April 5, 18*10. ri-3mi3w
COFFEE—COFFEE—COFFEE.
ANOTHER “SOITIIKRX BOTTOM.”
BOUT the 20th of May we expect the brig H. A.
I Juhuman Laic.—Soon after the conquest ot
; Constantinople by Mahomet II., a law was pro-
I mulgated declaring that all male children born
; into any of the Imperial families should be put to
i death immediately after birth, the object being to
i secure the nation from trouble touching the suc-
I cession to the throne. This law has lately been
carried into effect in the case of a male child born
: to the wife of Mahmond Baja, daughter of Abdul-
j Mejid, the present Sultan of Turkey. The child
was strangled a few hours after its birth, despite
the tears and supplications of its mother, and the
’ protestations of its father. The inhumanity of
the affair has been a good deal discussed in Tur
key, and hopes are entertained that a repeal of the
law will be the ultimate result.
TWO
iy ;; > L\i J)i:h,
Diiims JBOii-: r. r. iiiiciu snw sroBh
Fayetteville, C.
•Tan’v 20. IPfiO 8«-
FAI KTTEVII.LE . ~
i MUTUAL I\SIR4\CE COMPAVY.
ASSETS $254,618.62.
mlllS Company has been in opcratiou more than six
1 years, and has paid its fire losses, amounting to
I S23.524.87 without any assessment; insura'^ce averag-
! ing its members about ^ percent.
; Amount of property now insured.
Amount premium notes now on hand.
f
A iiv.ni
The ?iew Style, Small,
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS,
AT
Vaiior»d*ll^s Gallery.
ART.
Woodif’ard’'« l^olar Camera.
!],.5(53,190.01
217,7»H.08
itco. McNeill,
I». Ray,
H. L. Myrover,
S. W. Tillinghast,
Henry Lilly,
N. .\. Steilinan.
S. .1. Hin«dale,
T. S. Lutterloh,
\Vm. McLaurin,
A. E. Hall
DiiiKCTnns.
S. T
Hawley,
y>. N. Tillinghast,
A. A. McKethan,
.1. I>. Williams,
•las. G. ('ook,
A. W. .^^teel,
•las. Kyle,
Hon. .f. G. Shepherd,
R. F. Brown, Wilmingto*.
Wilmington.
0
RANGE?
Di8,0.'>0 (Mj
11 G.OOO (Xj
LIABILITIES,
u'ladjusted and ni)t due.
.\gcni of the above Company in Fayeiieville,
■ E. .1. HALE.
M^ii-.'h 21, ISC.O, 3tf
Autoblograpli) and Biography of Kct. Joseph
-UlUnell, D. D. LL. I).. First President of the Univer-
•‘■7 of N. Carolina. Price 25 cts.
'I*rch27 E. J. HALE k SON.
A])ril y.
.l^ECiROE)«i WA^Ti^r
The subscribers wish to purch.-ise a number of young
NF’GROES, for which they are willing to pjiy the
H7.0.'iy Oti I highest cash prices. Persons having such property to |
dispose of would do well to call on theuior addre.-s them ’
lit Red Springs, N. C.
H. .t A. McNEILL.
Red Springs, M.irch 20. ,3if
.\ow tiariii:t.
4 LL persons having NE(»ROES for sale, will do well
il. to address the subscriber at (Ilinton, Samps >n
county, as he is determined to buy aud pniy as lilieral
juices for them an the state of the market will permit.
By .addressing him he will call immediately, and
make liberal offers, as all will find who will try him.
CHARLES T. STEVENS.
Clinton, Sampson Co., Sept 10, IS-'it* 48-lypl
waiwtkdT
A LARGE quantity of COTTON and LINEN RAGS,
for whioh fair prio«i will ba paid.
DAVID MURPHY.
Aug. 17 41-
8:^,U89 60
70,103 7S
2.'’),348 77
;{.jo,3o;; if,
.'?2.o;50,42.1 WI
$88,242 08
Offiokbs:
GEO. McNEILL, President.
D. R.W, Vice President.
C. Mc.MILL.AN, Secretary
John (\)llins and C. C. McCrummen, Travelling Agents.
SSa^ The Company invite applications.
May If, IS-SO. 16-Y
THK IVORTn CAROLl.\A ~
MITIAL LIFE INSURANCE (OMPANY,
AVOW in the tenth year of successful operation, with
growing caj>ital and firmer hold upon public con-
fidenee. continues to in-»ure the lives of all healthy per
sons from 14 to (jO years of age, for one year, for seven
years, and foi life—all life memberssharing in the profits.
■All slaves from 10 to 00 years of age are insured for
one year or for five years for two-thirds their value.
I All lossei are punctually paid within '.«) days after
satisfactory proof is presented.
For further information the public is refen ed lo Ageiits
: of the tjompany in all jiarts of the State, and to
R. H. BATTLE, Secretary, Raleigh.
E. J. HALE, Agent at
Jan’y FayettevMle, N. C.
DKiVTINTRY.
Dii. J. DA\'1S having decided on perma
nently locating in the Town of Fayette
ville. respectfully offers his services to the
citizens of this ]ilace and siu-rounding country. In all
tiic various branches of his Profession, including the
manutacture of .Mineral Teeth, he is satisfied, after an
extensive experieiici-. to which is added a thorough Den- j
tal education, that he can give entire satisfaction as far |
as i; in the power of Dentistry. .Ml irregularities of the I
Teetli treated in a proper and careful munner, as well as j
diseases of the mouth. None but the proper- metals are .
made use «f in the various operations. .’h..iges will be j
moderate, that the benefits of the Profession may be I
placed within Hia i-each of all who may feel an interest |
in the ))re«erv,uion of the Teeth.
Office over Houston's Jewelry Store, where he
may be found at all times.
.May 10, 185*«. Off
Blank W'urranis for sale at this Office
PHOTOGRAPHS can be had ai Vauorsdell's Skylight
Gallery, Hay street, opposite Marble Yard, Fav-
; etteville. N. C.: plain, retouched, colored, in water
I colors, oil and pastile; from small to life st/.e. Ambro- '
j types, Melaneotypes, and all other styles of Pictures j
1 pertaining to the .Art. Also. Gilt Frames, Gilt Mould
ing, Glass for very large pictures—as large as 26 by
inches. Cord and Tassels for hanging pictures: Instru
ments. Stock and Chemicals for sale low for cash. Life j
size colorei Photographs made from small pictures. ■
Having permanently located here I hope to merit !
your patronage. 1 would also return my sincere thanks i
for the liberal patronage bestowed on me heretofore by j
the good people of Fayetteville and vicinity.
C. M. VANORiSDELL,
Photographist and Proprietor. '
Dec'r 20. 18.5',) 77- i
niEW BOOK!^.
The RIVALS, by Jere. ('lemens; Art Recreations:
The Right Word in the right place; Fisher’s River
(N. C.) by ••.Skitt;" Sword and Gown; Wild Sports in
the South; Leisure Moments of Miss .M. A. Butt, A. M.;
Footfalls on the Boundaries of another Worlil. by Rob’t
D.-ile Owen; the Muu in Black, by James; Evelyn Mar-
ston, &c., kc.
Also, further supplies of Webster's Pictorial Cn-
abridged; Wood’s Practice; U. S. Dispensatory; Pres
ton's Interest Tables; Inquire Within; School Books, &c.
March ;'). E. J. H.\LK it SON.
Booki§! Books!
I'^l'RTHER supplies of the Soutiiern Harmony; N. C.
Readers Nos. 1, 2, 3; Monteith's Geography Nos. 1,
2, 3; Lincoln's Botany; Kames Elements: Webs’er’t Pri
mary Dictionary: Davies" .Arithmetic; Columbian Orator;
Northend’s .Auierigau Speaker: Little Speaker; Emer
son's .Arithmetics, &c. &»;.
Just received by E. J. H.VLB & SON.
March 2ti.
4\17E refer our readers to the advertisement o.
>Y Messrs. CHURCH & DUPONT, No. 40J Broad-
4 BOL
XI. CA\1PBELL, lirect from Rio Janeiro with 2000
Hags Selerted GratteH CoiTee,
which will be sold upon arrival on usual terms.
The attention of the merchants of the State is res
pectfully solicited. O. G. PARSLEV & CO.
Wiluiington, N. C., April 19. 10-3t
yiEW BOOK^.
^pilE M.AJ5BLE F.\UN, by Hawthorne; Southern
A Wealth aud Northern Profits; A Life Struggle, by
Miss Pardoe; Passing Thoughts, by Sewell; Night Les
sons from Scripture, by Do.
Women of Worth; Art Recreations.
Men who have Risen; The Federalist; Scott's Poeti
cal Works; Druitt s Modern Surgery; Field's Pear
Culture: School Books, &c.
E. J. HALE & SON.
April 18. 18t'.0.
Trustee’s ^i^otice.
1)ERSONS having claims against James Huske prior
to the 27th Oct. 1857, who are provided for in
Deed of Trust tnade bv said James Huske to me of that
date, are requested to present them duly authenticated
within the next lOdavs, as I desire to close up the
Trust. SAM’L W. TILLINGHAST,
Trustee.
April It), 1860. lOtt
The Copper Mines of Tennessee.—Remarking
upon the operations of several mining companies
in Eastern Tennessee, one of which is reported to
have produced copper to the value of 825,000
during the last seven months of 1859, the Nash
ville Union and American says;
“This ‘copper district’ lies in Polk county, in
the southeastern part of this State, bordering
upon the States of Georgia and North Carolina,
and in the heart of the Cherokee Nation, and,
from the facts brought to light during the past few
years, there appears no reason why these mines
should not equal the linrra Burra mines of Aus
tralia, which have afforded such immense yields."
Coasumplion of Ice in Xew York.—The quan
tity of ice consumed in the cities of New Vork
and Brooklyn, amounts to the enormous aggregate
of 200,000 tons yearly. To insure this supply
requires the gro.ss bulk of nearly 300,000 tjn3, as
in transportation and delivery one-third liquefies.
To obtain this immense mass, nearly 300,000 men
are employed during the greater part of the win
ter months to cut and store ice.
WAATKD,
Two young men well acjuainted with business.
JAMES KVLE.
.April 21. 11-01
The f^arji'eMt Mtock of* Tobacco
I^VER offered in FavetteviJe, is now in store by
J ■ J. w. hkr'ne.
April 23, 18C0.
H-2w
Hillsboro’ Tlilitary Academy.
The second term of tiiis Institution begins on tiie 1st
of M.AV. For a circular respecting terms, course
of study, etc., address tiie Superintendent,
COL. C. C. TEW.
April 21. ll-3t-*2t
AAAl'AL HKKTl^Ciil.
Ba.nk Cape Fear, )
April ISth, ISOO. )
^PllE ANNUAL meeting of the Stockholders of this
Bank will be held at their Banking House in Wil
mington, on Thursday, the 3d day of May next.
H. R. SAVAGE, Cash.
April 19. ll-t8.M
1)
BAiVIt; CAPK FEAR.
April 18ih. 18iO.
IVIDEND 101. A Semi-Annual Dividentof Five
way. New York. The ‘Blood Food,’ is one of the great
est medicines of the age, and is rapidly driving out of
the market all the quack nostrums of modern times. Its
efficacy is so great, and its superiority so justly acknow
ledged, that it is found difficult to supply the immense
and increasing demand for the article. Dr. Eaton’s
celebrated ‘Infantile Cordial.’ is a medicine prepared by
a regular physician of eminence in his profession, and
one who has devoted his life to the peculiar phases of
Infantile diseases. It is no humbujt. but a modicine
which commends itself to those only who can appreciate
it. ’—Apalachicola, t’lor. Tim»t.
USeg' See advtrtittment.
.March 24. 3-
C^atechisni of W l^tates History,
By B. R. C.VRROLL—a Southern School Book.
'M.irch 28. K. J. HALE .S; SON.
Harpers’ ITlaipazine tor ITIay.
April 28. E. BAL£ & SO^.
pal Bank and Branches on and after the 1st day of
May next.
H. R. SAVAGE, Cash’r.
April 1'.'. 11-lstM.
U.lLl ABLE VOl .\li \EI,¥kOV tllR S\IE.
By onler of the Court of Equity of CumberlandCounty,
in the case of Jackson Johnson, Sen., et al, vs.
.losiah Maultsby, et al., I will sell al the next Superior
Court for said county, on Tuesday the lOth day of May,
al the Cotirt Houve in Fayetteville, a Valuable and
The New York correspondence of the Scho
harie Republican says: “1 am led to believe that
the swindlers in jewelry are not confined to one
.juarter of the city, but that even in the most
fashionable Broadway shops “all is not gold that
glitters.” The ]>ractice of adulterating the pre
cious metiils is carried to such an extent that nine-
tonths of all the so-called “gold ornaments,”
bracelets, pins, rings, chains, tVc., worn by both
j sexes, may be fairly estimated to contain, on an
j average, not over 20 per cent ot real gold. In
! one Ciise a heavy gold fob-chaia, boujrht in liro.id-
; way at a cost ol eighty doliarj, deposited at the
j Assay Office for melting, was upon a.^say found to
: contain jii."t eight dollars’ worth ot gold, the
i balance of weight being ntade up of an alloy of
i copper and zinc. Jjarge lots of gold ornainfnt,s,
I estimated by their owners at a value of >ixt«'t!ii
i dollars to the ounce, not untrequiritly rcttirn a
I twentieth, and suldom over a tenth of th ir s'lp-
I posed value.
f'uJture of 'o''nn in L lah.—'1 he Mornions. it
is said, are turnini; attention to the coitur'-
' of cotton, and in Washington county, three liun-
' dred miles south of Salt Lake City, about live tons
, were raised the past year. One person raised two
; hundred pounds of ginned cotton on one-fourth
I of an acre; and it is stated that enterprising citi-
j zens are sending to the States for cotfon gins to
j work up the cotton so as to bring it into market.
.4 Mnd'l (’oni/ressnion.—.\ii Arkansas candi
date for Congress sets forth his qualifications for
office in the following manner:
‘(jrentleraen, if I um elected to this office I will
represent my constitufiit.s as the sea represents
the earth, or as the night contrasts with the day.
1 will unrivet human society, clean all the parts,
and screw them together again. I will correct
all abuse, purge out all corruption, and get through
the enemies of our party like a rat through a
new cheese.’ He was elected.
W. \. HUSKE. C.
There is living in Massachusetts a stout old
,, ... - J V J I, gentleman, one Capt. Solomon Hart, who is des-
I Likely \ (fling NEGRO boy, named Robert, aged eight , ® , • u- i »r\n j * • *
or teii years Sale will tike place ai 12 o’clock. bribed a. weighing nearly 200 pounds, a strict
Terms of sale Cash. temperance man and a true Republican, who is
the patriarchal head of a tribe of Harts, big and
little, numbering 12 children, 49 grandchildren,75
jrreat-grandchildren, and one youngster of the
fifth generation,—making a highly reputable to
tal of 137 persons. The patriarch Solomon is
still vigorous, and his age is 94.
A M. E.
llts
.April IH.
I’arria^e and Harness lor ^iale.
4 SECOND-HAND large Carriage, (seats for six,)
i\- -McKethan's make, in good condition. And a double
sei of Carriage Harness, ()''eibys make, nearly new.
For sale together or separately.
E. J. HALE.
Edith s Ministry: Sunshine, or Kale Vinton; The
Flounced Robe, and Whai it Cost. Just rec'd.
8. E. J. HALE & SON.
Southern Ruilroads.—The total length of rail
road lines, finished and unfinished at the South,
amounts to 16,828 miles, of which 8,794 are in
operation.