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FAYETTEVILLE, N. C., AUGUST 20, I860.
[NO. f)45.]
;d Mi-SDAVS AN1> THURSDAYS
IWAKD J. HALE & S01\,
)irt'KS and rilOPRIKTORS
Price .iMe \Vi>.;kl\- (Jdservkk $3 OU if paij in
■d!|i||ipf^ >''’0 if paid during the y«ar of subscrip-
at'ter the year lia^ expired.
Ftf-t|j^*WeekIy Obskrvkk $'J X> per annum, if paiil in
adrl^ ? J •*>" if paid during the year of subscrip-
alter ilie year has expired.
ADVFin'tSEMENTS inserted for *‘>0 cents per
•quar* of 16 line-* for the first, and 30 cents for each
•ucceeding publication. Yearly aJvortisements by spe- ;
•i»l coDtr»ets. at reasonalile rates. Advertisers are j
requeat«d to state the uuuil>er of iusertions desired, or
th«y will k* continued till t'.irbid. and charged accord j
ingly. !
AdwtiMnieut'i ti' l>c inserted luiiJt. charged 5() per
e«Dt
Fayetteville Female High SchooK
^PHIS school will coiunisnce itt Eleventh sesiion on thd
1 1st MONDAY IN OCTOBER, under the joint super-
iut«ndence of J. DeB. Hooper, (for many years Prole»
sor of Languages in the L'niv«rnity of N. C.,) and T. L.
Hooper, (the present Principal,' assisted by a full oorp*
of experienced and carefully' selecttid insti uctorii
TERMS
Board per Session of 20 weeks,
Tuition in Collegiate Departmsnt,
•• in Academic “
in Primary *•
iu Music on Piauo,
Harp.
“ Melodeou,
“ Guitar.
“ in Painting in Oil Color*.
in Water Colors.
Grecian Painting
Drawing,
Use of Piano 4 'lO, Harp o 0J, Melodeon
tar *J 50.
One-balf of Board and Tuition payabU in advance.
Julv It). ;i5-t01
$60 00
•-’0 00
16 0( .'
12 00
20 00
25 00
18 00
18 0('
2) 00
12 00
15 00
10 0C>
S 00. Gui-
SPEfl.vL NOTK.'K.
From and Kf!>'r tins date, tn-name of a new subscriber
will b« entered without pAviut-nt in a Ivatii'e, nor will
the papter be j'ent to --uch xut.^. ribers for a longer time
thanjl^paid Imv
SimH ofwtr .Id subsoiihers as desire to lake the pa
per ea tkiM system will please notiiy us when uiakiug
Jan’y 1, loo'-
FAYi/rTEYlLLE HOTi:i.,
T WADl'lliL, Proprietor.
fllHl.^. the most commodious Hotel in Noith
(■■MB r'arolina, fronting 3tH> feet on Hay and
Donaldson Streets, located in the centre of the
portion of the town, and surrounded hy all
the BM*fag H.'uses. Wholesale Merchants and princi-
pal Peijll re De.-ilers.
J^Nsusiness men will find the Hotel a conveniant
aadfl^^ortable house.
St age'» arrive and depart from this Hotel.
J^yilteville. >'’t. 1, lJ5!r*. 51-
^SllKMWKLL llorSE,
DOUUS NORTH OF THE MIEKKT UOlSi:.
Mi v\VIN:'= To thewxtensire increase of patronage
lo this Hou»e, during the year, I have ex-
ten led uiy facilities by the addition of a num
ber of eooil'iv able sioeping r'lMius. with other import
ant ioHlrtivement^. which will adJ materially to the
•omfort and Cunveuiwuoe i>f those favoring rue with
their patronage.
To those wi;o have been my kind Iriends and cus-
tOiO#B for the pasi six years, I tender my most sincere
thaidES, at *he sniuv tinie respectfully soliciting a con-
tio^Biee of ihi;!:- patronage, and also the patronage of
a lar^ number ot new patrons
I hare g jd Siables and a No ' Ostler.
P SHEMWELI.
Jiafy lb. lf6" S4-
^NEAREST AND QL ICKEST
ITC TO THE RAILROAD!
PRIVATE m\M SfaOOL IT
GL,E»Vn*OOD.
THB i*»th Session of the School at my house will com- |
m«ioe I lie 1st day of Septotnber next, under the '
care of Miss L. G. Jerome, a lady who taught for us
successfully and satisfactorily eight years ago, and who
has been regularly engaged in teaching, since that time,
in the South. Therefore, from a previous acquaintance,
and her ample experience. I teel confident in reconi-
niending her as a oompet.*nt and faithful teacher of the
various branches usually taught in the best schools
Our terms per session of 5 mouths are as follows:
Board, including washing. Aiel and light*. ioO 00
Tuition in higher branches English, 15
lower “ •• I'J 50
Music on Fiauo. with use of In-jtrument. 22 5H
French and Latin, e.ach. 10 00
-Address GEO. FIELD, M. D.,
Warronton. N. C.
July 2'>. 3'.*-e2wtlstS
EI>1 CA TIOIVAI..
THE AMERICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE
Is a reliable and practical medium, through which
Families. Schools and Colleges, may engage expe
rienced and accomplished Teachers and Profes.sors.
Teachers of ability are aided iu ^ecurirg enpageineiits
School properties are bought and .'old oti commission.
Circulars exToaining plan, and C'^ntaining first class
educational ar 1 business references, iu every part of
the country, s'Ut to every friend of education, who may
1 I'avor us with hi.s address
SMITH. WOODMAN i CO.,
I tiU'^ Chesnut St., l‘hilad'a.
I July 20. I
MEmCAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA, ;
AT UICHMONl) i
or l960*-tfl.
HE Annual Course of Leotures will commence on the
A OEH!
The Xew Style. 8mail,
tOLORED PHOTOGRAPHS,
AT
Vaiior^doirK Ciiallery.
I
ART.
Woodvi'ard'M ^olar Camera.
I)H()T0QRAPHS can be liad at VanorBdell's Skylight
Gallery, Hay street, opposite Marble Yard, Fay
etteville, N. C.; plain, retouched, colored, in water
colors, oil and pastile: from small to life size. Ambro-
types, Melaneotypes, and all other styles of Pictures
pertaining to the Art. Also, Gilt Frames, Gilt Mould
ing. Glass for very large pictures—as large as 20 hf SO
inches. Cord and Tassels for hanging pictures: Instru
ments, Stock and Chemicals for sale low for cash. Life
size colored Photographs made from small pictures.
Having permanently located here I hope to merit
your patronage 1 would also return my sincere thanks
tor the liberal patronage bestowed on me heretofore by
the good people of Fayetteville and vicinitv.
C. M. VANt)RSD10LL,
Photographist and Proprietor.
Dee'r 20, 1859 77-
Stav Polish of the Noulh!
nA.\rFA€Tl'RED BY
A. J. WOODWARD,
r% VETTEVILLE, C.
I%ew 8priiig' Goodie.
ALM. JOH^»bir,~Jr.
Has received in part, and is daily receiving, a large '
and desirable stock of
SPKli\G GOODS, I
Embracing all the newest stylus of
Ladies’ Dress Goods, Shawls, Lace Points,
Mantillas, Embroideries, 6iu.
—ALSO—
—A. fine assortment of—
G«ntlemen’s Suuiuier Goods, and Ready Made i
(?lotbing. Bonnets and Millinery Goods j
of all kinds.
March 15. 900tf
Tlie iril'ltclM ot**lailiew ■ Coljjuitixy^ m ^orth ('aroltiKi.—Mr. \\ . *) \\
- W. Horne announce him as a candidate j Crowder gives a cheering account ot the work ol
or the ofEcp of .Major of the iJSd Regi- the Aluericun Tract Society in sixt)' counties ol
mcnt ofN. (’. >Hlitia. ! Xorth Carolina. In three months he had visited
Election Saturday Sept 1st, 1800. | 0^3 families in sixteen counties, 2U8 of whom
_ I Iiad never before receiwd a religious visit. >r had
Allllliul ^ prayer oflered in tlieir houses.
pHE Annual .Meeting of the Stockholders of the Fay-I Among many incidents related, he says, -A
elteville and Albemarle Plank Ro.ad Co. will take ^ colporteur found seventy lauiilies in one iieigh-
j borhood who had never received a relit'iuus \isit,
■\ugu'^t 13, 18t;o.
T
1 elteville and Albemarle Plank Ro.ad Co
place lit the Town Hall, on the last Thunduy in August,
VIZ. the ioth^ay. KOSE Sec’y F & \ P R Co. I and persuaded them to unite in a Subbath-sohool
August 10, 1800. 43-tm
liOTirE.
\LL those iiaving accotints at Vanorsdell's Photogra
phic Gallery will please call and settle them between
this and the first of September as 1 must have the money.
and prayer-meeting. In another similar neigh
borhood, a Sabbath-school was formed under a
board shelter in the wouds, where paretif- and
children are taught the alphabet and to .sjiell and
read. He visited families who had nut heard
I I’
TI'^E have received our second purchase, consisting ot
T T a large and desirable stock of
staple and Eanc%’ Dry Oood^,
il\TS, BOWETS, BOOTS, SHOES, IHBRELLAS,
RKADY-MADt: I’IXtTIlINfi, TRUNKS,Sic. I
Which we offer exclusively to Wholesale Buyers, on
terms as favorable as they can be bought North or '
South. STARR & WILLIAMS. !
April 23. lltf
James Kyle
H.\S just ruceived his SPKING AND SUMMER SUP- '
PLV of 1
DKY GOODS, !
I>3’ that time those having Pictures at the Gallery will ' preaching in two years, and sonie not in ten ^ears.
plea'ie call and pay for them and take them away, and In one county, some two years ago, a colporteur
oblice. C .M. VANORSDELL, Photographist, accompanied by a minister for a week in
‘visiting a very poor neighborhood, and supplying
ugiist ... , books and tracts. Since then
; four Sabbath-schools have been formed in that
T will sell for ca'sh at the Court^*louse door in the neighborhood, and the minister has jiist sent
J Town of Fayetteville on the "d day of September thirty dollars tor books to replenish their libraries
next, (being Monday of September Court,) the follow
ing Lots or parcels of Land or so much thereof as will
pay the taxes and cost.s due for the years 1857-’58.
One Lot on Ramsey St., listed by Jos. Baker, Jr.,
for Sophia Williams. Taxes and costs due $4 47.
One lot of Land near Wilmington Road known as
the Brickyard listed by J. E. Bryan. Taxes and costs
due ;?14 11.
—among whioh are—
Summer and oth«r Silks,
Printed Lawns,
Double Skirt Robes,
Single ditto,
Print.s, real French, British and Domestic,
Iri.sh Linens, Diapers, &c..
Bolting Cloths;
With a very large assortment of all kinds of Goods gen
erally kej't in wholesale and retail Stores; all of which
are ottered at wholesale and retail—CHE.\P.
March 24. 18f,n. .-^tf
Many have been converted in the.se schools, and
three men, who were formerly intemperate, are
now superintendents of Sabbath-schools, holding
prayer-meetings, and visiting and praying with
their neighbors.”
Mr. Crowder says, ‘‘During the quarter 1 have
visited or been informed of seventy-eight Sabbath-
One Lot on Mumford St listed bj^JaB._ Banks for . ^re believed to have resulted, more
MAFiha baiiinson. Tax and costa (iue $4 ot. , \ i i i_ i* >.i o • .. *
Jiic lot listed bv Jas. Banks for Lucy Deal, tax and or lt;3S, from the labors ol the feocietj s colporteurs
in the famihes. One Sabbath 1 walked eight
miles to visit one ot these schools, now number
ing ninety scholars. Good order was observed,
and I never saw happier faces than when I scat
tered The Child’s Paper among them, through
•Vo. «4
Street*
Hay
J. K. KVLE
Is now receiving his Spring and Summer Stock of
AMI FWCV IIBV (iOOIIS.
costs due ?3 17.
One lot corner of Hillsboro’ and Cumberland St. and
one other lot joining the above listed by G. Deming for
Sarah .\she, tax and costs ilue 20.
One lot on Xorth St. listed by G W. 1. Goldstou, Trus
tee of Jas. McPherson, tax and costs due 78. . i i i i •
One lot on-Mumford St. listed by J. S. Raboteau, lax the benevolence oi a pious lady, who has since
and cost.s due Slo l(t. more than doubled her donation to make other
One lot on Old St. known as the Brumwell lot, listed ^unc hearts glad. T have also heard of 142 per-
uau,,=d. hoMallj coaver^J to God W l.i. ble»,i„K
supposed to belong lo the Estate of O. Gwinn, double . on printed truth and personal religious conversa-
tax due for 1S57 and 1S5H, Sll oo. tion.”
Prico of this advertisement to be added to the above Such is the work which the American Tract
amount.-. HlA'T oR McNElLL, Society is seeking to carry forward in all parts of
By R. W. HARDIE, Dep. shff. -.1 i. .
August 11, 18*;0. 43-ts
Polish: HoH It Shines. Many of you reool-
1 led nine vears ago that I travelled through North
M’arolina and' a portion of Sou’Ji t'arolina for the pur- Among which maybe found the following articles, at
■ ■ " prices which will prove satisfactory to the purchaser:
Dress Ioods in pieces, consisting of Muslins,
Lawns, (jinghams. Prints, Bereges, Black
FOR KALE
FOR SALE 3000 ACRES
the land. Everywhere it commends itself to the
' sympathy and support of intelligtMit, active Chris-
i tians.
OF LAND in
pose of inir-iducing this Polish. As lime «laj>9ed I found
that it would niould. I have succeeded in making it
perfect and will warrant it to give satisfaction. It can
be had at retail for lo cents per box or at wholesale for
sixty cents per dozetj. Dealers will forward their or
ders two wt-eks jirevious to the time they wish them filled.
Mav 5, l.stlu. 15-1 V
T'V
& ROBl.NSON'S
PIVK U0P.>E ST\GK LIVE TO KEWVSVILLK,
>I\ W.\KSV>\.
18 the :hu. ifv: a,nd most ex{>ediiiiius for travelers going
Mon I o’ S iuth Leaving Fayetteville everv day at
2o’clov:kP M THR>UGH l.V TEN HOURS.
fcr Coaoh'-'- aie birge and comfortable, drivers solier
I teams goo'l and sure of five miles
Mkour
T6e triivelin;; piil.iic whi: would -jtudy iheir comtort
uid con\fiiii i" ” v,;';l tike th(» Wai>aw Siage.
i^THRt'lGH TICKETS TO WELDON may be
h»d at the .''lasre Office, Fayetteville.
M*y 2'). 1 s»;n. 25-tf
NORTH ( AROLINA
WHITE 5^11.1*111 R «PR1.\(;S.
\Y'LL P.
>> June.
Pil^ OPEN for visitor the 1st of
They are situated near the pre-
'irst Monday iu UctolM.‘r. audcuutinue until the Ikt !
I'f .March. i
CH. BELL ;1BS0N, .M D. Prof of Surgerv j
DAVID H. TUCKER, M D. Prof of Theory and !
practice of Medicine. i
BEVERLY R. WELLFORD, M. D , Prof. of Mato, ia !
.Medica and Therapeutics.
\. E. PETIC^>L.\S, M. D., Prof. of .\natumy.
L. S. JOVNES. M. D., Prot. of Iii'-titutes of Me Heine :
JA.'^. H CONW .W. M. D., Prof. of Obstetrl, Sc. :
J.VS. B McCAW. .M. D , Prof. of Chemistry. i
-M.VRION HO'V.\HD, M D . Demonstrator of .-\na- j
tomy.
This instiiu;iiin otters to the Student every facility
fur the acquijiti .n of a thorough medical education.
Thiuugh the liberality of the Le^islaiure, at its Issl |
session, in H} prupriating the sum of Thirty Thous.iud
Dollar- iu aid of the ('olleg.*, these facilities will be
greatly extended. .\ new Hoai>ital is now in course of
erection, in immediate proximity to the 'ollege, wiiich
will much enlarge the field for Clinical instruction. All
needful repairs and alteratiuus of the allege building !
will be duly accomplislied. and large and important ad- '
ijitions are being made to the ajiparatus and illus'.ra- j
titns for the Lectures iu every departiuen;.. '
-\nip'.e facilities will be atfijrdcl for the pr isecu'ion '
Thousands are daily speaking in the praise of
DR. EATON’S
INFANTILE CORUl AL,
and why? because it never fullt tu afurd instaitctyi-nui
relie: when given in time. It acts as if hy magic, and
uutt ial jiurir will convince you that what we tay is
true. It c ntains '
MO PARKGORir OR OriATK
of tinp kind, and therefore relieves by removiny the tujfrr-
\ng» ol Vwur child, instead of by deadening it* tettthilitiet.
For this rea.ion, it cotnmonds itself as i nly reli Me
preparation now known for Ctilldreu Teething, Diar
rhoea, Dyaentery, Griping la the Uowels, .4cidity
of the ^tuuiach, Wind, Cold in the Head, and
Croup, also, for i'^ftenitig the 'junu, reducing inllanmni'tn,
regulating thf Hmrels. nud rHierinj pain, it has no espial
—1 eing an anti-sf."t.im' dic it is used with unf'iili.ig success
in all casi's of ConvulHlon or other Fita. ,4« yu
and White Challies, Silks, Acc.. .ice.
In ROBES the following line:
Lawn Kobes, Double and Single Skirts, Herege
do , jingham do., T>ace Points, Shawls and
Mantillas in profusion. Ribbons, Hosiery
and Gloves, Spool Cotton, Hats and Caps,
JiooLs and Shoes
All of which will be offered very low. Call and ex
amine; no charge for looking. J. K KVLE.
March 14, 18'jiJ. _ lltf
TO THE FRIK.\H5«> OF
llO.Mi: .MAXUFACTrRi:;^.
THE KINSTON
SHOr. r.1€TOR\^
4r
IS \o\v
ORDERS
solicited
-t-
I\ SKCESSFI L OPEIIATION.
for negro BROG.VN.' and BOOTS are
of Practical .\nntomv. ■ , ,• ... i i . i,, ■ i ,
, . 1 r > I, ■ t II I 1 lA 1 tuiue ttie Itie unJ hralth -/ y(jur c/iudrtu, ana nnn tu tave
Instead of the “Warren trize, of One Hundred Dol- ' '
lars. heretofore offered to the graduating class. Two ‘ ' - ’
Pri/e*, of Fifty dollars each, are now
the best Essay on any surgical subjecl
s ride by superior Omnibuses and ! ♦or'he best l^ssay on any subject pertaining to the
Theory or Practice of Medicine.
F K E S ;
Ticket of Each Professor
Matriculation 5
Graduation -o
Demonstrator's Ticket 10
For further information, or for copy of ('atalogue con
taining full particulars, address
L. S. JOYNES. M. D..
Dean of the Faculty.
35-1 It
t t.-riiiin.;' of the Western N. I'. Rail Roa I,
an h
“sr. Pr.'P'ie-or ha‘^ procured the services of
TI34rnP!^0\ TVI.KR
ag Mana ^-T. wh' -e experience at the various fa'ihion-
ftble w .'•■rip;; {)'; ilo« >,{ \'irginia, added to his com
manding a] j.earance and gentlemanly bearing, insures
good ui ; -iid gi oil fare.
The ^ ' BALL ROOM LEADER and BLACK
BAI'iD if MUSK l.\NS tliat the city of Riciimond,
Virginia, alb'rd:;. have liet-n procured.
Riding Velilc^-. and H.-r-^fs. BILLIARD SALOONS
and Bowling .alleys, are at the comtnand of visitors.
The country is elevated ati'l healthy; the «cenery
b«autifii' and ri ads most excellent, and the pleasure
ground- fii'-ive.
There ; ri ■ water better than that afforded by the
North I'arolina WHITE i'ULPHUK.
Th‘ ]iatronage c;f the Carolinas is confidently relied
on to vep iy the Proprietor for the expensive outlay he
Iu mad*' to fit up a watering place suited to their wants.
Ad h« proniix-x that no pains shall be spared by him- 1
MVor hi« et^iiflnnianly nssistant, to render all who may |
Hiit hiui. plfa'Hui and comfortable.
II. L. ROB.VRDS, Propriktor. j
Mav 11. 18'ifi. Irt-if 1
^ ^ *' t
i'ah:tti:%'ili.e !
MITIAL INSIRA.ME tOMPAM.
July 13.
UI
HARTff'ORO, €'0:\\\.
Incorporated 1819. Charter Perpetual.
Authorised Capital,
Paid up Capital,
Assets,
$1,500,000 00
1,.>00.(HN) (N)
‘2,0:i0,4‘2:t SO
Capital in Premium Notes amount* to
Caah on hand and other assets.
5,077
Total. $272,70.5 0]
Tha Oonipany have paid all losses promptly, and
have never made an assessment on their premium notes.
Total losses paid, $29.t)82 69
' Ofuckbs:
(iEO. McNElLL, Presiilent.
D. A. RAV , \’icf President,
t'. .A. McMILLAN, Secy.
DlBKiToiis:
T. K. BRACE.
S. TUDOR.
J. CHURCH.
R. BUELL.
E. FLOWER.
E. A. BULKELEY.
R. MATHER.
E. G. RIPLEY.
W.
O. IliPt.KV, Pres’t.
DtKF.rroRs.
I S. S. WARD.
1 H. Z. PRATT.
I A. DUNHAM,
i (i. F. DAVIS.
D. HILLYER.
T. A. ALEXANDER
; W. KENEY.
‘ C. H. BRAINARD.
F. TUTTLE.
T. A. Ai.kx.\si>er. V. Pres’t.
J. CARPENTER, Agent.
Kinston N. C., June 21; IS'iO. S'.*-tf
i'Auj? sad and Lltghung const'^Ufuces xchich are
i.|.n ‘ I firtuiu ' ■ Tnjult from >Ke use of uarcotiis of u Aic/i all other
otiered—one lor ; j - / - ^ ,
] . ,, rtmeairs tor Injanti'e Complaints are composed, take nnnt
, an 10 o ler i Katon’s Infantile Cordial; this vou can r‘ly
‘rtrtiniru» to the , . « , . » • t
upon. It is perfectly harmless, and cannot injure tlie
most delicate infant. Price. '!■> cents. Full directions
accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHI K( II k UI POXT,
No. 401* Broadway, New York
A
Henry Lilly,
H. L. Myrover,
S. T. Hawley,
•Valhan A. Stedman,
1 , B. .Mallett.
James Kyle,
•A. .A. McKethan,
J. 1'. Williams,
•S. W. Tillinghaet.
W. N. Tillinghast,
S. J. Hinsdale,
Wm. McLaurin,
T. S. Lutlerloh,
A. W. Steel,
J. G. C®ok,
Hon. J. 0. Shepherd,
R. F. Brown. | . .
A. E. Hall,
John I'ollins and C. C. McCrummen, Traveling .Agents.
Ji!>ii;" The (’> ;iipany invite applications.
May 28,
21-ly
Brai k. Jr., Sec y. A. .A. WtLLiAMs, Adjuster.
Kales as low as perfhct soi.venct and fair profit
will allow,
ASSKT8.—July
Market value-
Bank Stocks in New York, Hartford, Bos
ton. St. Louis, &c., 10
United Stales Stock and Treasury .Notes, 2I5,12ti AO
State Stocks; New York, Ohio, Iventucky,
Tennessee, Missouri. 108,050 CMJ
City Stocks, Hartford. Rochester. Brook
lyn, Jersey City, 116,0(Xt 00
Railro-id Stocks: Hanford and New Haven.
Boston and Worcester, ('onn River. 87,0.'i8 00
Mortgage Bonds, b;^,0H9 00
Real Estate, unincumbered. 7o.lo;{ 78
Miscellaneous Items, 2o,H48 77
Cash, on hand and deposited on call, and
in age its' hands, ;150,303 I ”)
$2,080,423 80
‘•\v^
LIABILITIES.
Claims: u.’iadjaited and not due,
?8S,242 08
Agent of the above Compa’hy in Fayetteville,
E J. HALK.
March 21, 1800. 3tf
refer our readers to the advertisement o.
.Messrs. ('IILRCH & DUPONT, No. 109 Broad
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
eflicacy is so great, and its superiority s« justly acknow
ledged. that it is found difficult to supply the immense j ■ —
and increasing demand for the article. Dr. Eaton’s ACIAV Ii^ ifMARKET.
ci-lcl,rated -Infantile Cordial,’ is a meilicine jirepared by ^ i LL persons having NEGROES for sale, will do well
H n-giiiur physi>;ian of eminence iu his profession, and to address the subscriber at Clinton, .Samp.son
ijiif who iiax ilevoted his life lo the peculiar phases of . county, as he is determined to buy and pay as liberal
liifs;i:'.l.; diseases. It is no humbug, but a medicine i prices for them as the stale of the market will permit.
w*i.i'Ti coniiuend'^ it-'elf to those only who can appreciate j By addressing him he will call immediately, and
make liberal offers, as all will find who will try him.
; CHARLES T. STEVENS.
Healthy human Blood upon being
ANALYZED
always presents us with the same essential elements,
anil gives of course the 'fi'lie Staiilai’«l. .Analyze
the Blood of a person suffering from Consumption. Liver
Complaint. Dyspepsia, Scrofula, &c. and we find in every
inslaurr certain drjicienrirs in the red globules of Blood.
Supply these deficiencies, and you arc mude well. The
Food is founded upon this Theory—hence
its astonishing success. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted to deficiencies of the Blood in ditTcrent diseases.
For 4'onsli**'. ^old«i, Broiirliitis or any atfec-
tion whatever of the 'riiroal or I..|||IK« inducing
foil^iumplifill, use No. 1, which is also the No. for
i Of^pi't^'^ioii of ^ipiril^, of .ipp«‘litc,
{and for all Cli roil io Coiiipliiilli« arising from
, Ov«‘r-ii**«*, iit‘ii‘r:il Debility, and I%er«»u
; Prostration. No. 2, for l.,iv;r Coiiiplaiiiisi.
I No. o, for I>yi|N‘p«iil. Being already preparrd for
absorption it is 'rtik‘il by Orop*i and carried im
mediately into the circulation, so that what you gain
j you retain. The No. 4 is for Femalo Irrcg^iilari-
! ti«», llystc^ria, WeakiieHn. &c. See special di
rections for this. For ^ult Klioiiiii, Brtiplioiis
S«>rofiiioii«>, Kiiii‘y, and llladdvr C«:in-
plaiiif«, take No. 5. In nil cases the directions must
1 be strictly followed. Price of the Blood Food fl
I per bottle.
I Sold by ClilRCIi & DI POM.
1 No. 40y Broadway, New York.
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country.
Nov 11. 1859 66-1 y
l^otlee.
Taken up and committed to the Jail of Cumberland
('ounty, on [he 1st of May 1800. as a runaway, a
negro who says he is free, that his name is HENDER
SON .'^E.ARS. and that he is from Davidson County, and
was bound to David Hunt. He is about 20 years old, tj
ft. high, and weighs about 180 lbs.; had on when taken
up a hickory shirt, black Cas. pants, and black round
coat. The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take him away, or he will
be dealt with as the law directs.
G. L. McKAY, Jailer.
June 4, 1800. 23lf
«l ANiO: GL AXO!!
FRESH SUPPLY just received.
C. T. HAIGH 4 SONS
April 10. 9-tf
Bacon and Torn.
BUSHEL.'i of GOOD CORN;
VwU 15,MtO ft>s. well-smoked B.ACt^N.
For sale by E. F. MOORE.
Feb y 20. i4t-93tf
fialiie and NpiritM Barrel«>i.
^lONST.ANTLY on hand bv
V ' E. F. MOORE.
Feb’y 20. i4l-98tf
To Tiirpentine
The highest Cash price paid for SPIRITS TURPEN
TINE by E. F. MOORE.
Feb’y 20. i4l-9olf ,
Ciuano! (liuano!!
AA BAGS No. 1 GUANO. For sale by
E. F. MOORE.
Feb'y 20. i4t-9oif
E. F. MOORE,
C () M M IS S10 N M E K C il A N T,
VND will keep constantly on hand every article iu th«
Turpentine Distillers' Line.
Feb y 20.
I OFFER - - .
1 the Counties of Moore and Montgomery, the best , J^oliticcil A.Tiihitioii oiui its jL^icurd..—i'ht
Timbered Land in the State, and lying generally with- : eloquent testimony of Guizot, which we copy be-
in 20 miles of the Rutherfordton Rail Bi^d, and jmine- | emptiness of political distinction, oucLt
(Jiatolv upon tlio route surveyea for ihe Kail Roaa from i u f i ! •
rheraV tS the Coal Fields, on Deep River. The out- to reconcile those who have never suoceeaed in
crop of coal ha-been discovered by actual experiment in attainingsuchdistinction to the more ob.scuie walk-
boring all around these Lands, and the purchaser will , ol life, in which the multitude of men must alway-
get a bargain, as I shall remove from the State, and am remain. We find it quoted by a contenif«orar\
determined to sell. ■ rw d- from the third volume ol the recently published
I also offer Acres of Lami lying on Deep River, . . ,, , . » * i i • » •
Favette- memoirs ot the great statesman and historian:
“1 have no desire to intrude my private lii
and teelings on public attention. The more they
are profound and tender, the les.s are they dispos
ed to exhibit themselves, for I cannot show them
in their intense reality. Kings exhibit their
crown jewels to the inspection ol the curious; but
we do not parade our private treasures, the value
of which is only to known to the uwner.. Vet.
I when the fatal day arrives in which these invalua
ble possessions are wrested Irom us, it would b'-
Road, 'i.x miles from the River, the best Timbered evincing toward them a proper want of respect
Tract of Land in this region, and having all ihe indi - - - - ...
cation-> of the }iri'-icnce of Coal. The Rail Road cuts
this land on one side of it. passing through it for a con-
sidsrable distance.
I also offer Une-thirtl of thfee places on McLendon's
Creek, iu Moore County, containing Coal and Iron,
easy of access and must become as valuable as any
property in the coal region.
Also, a HOUSE and LOT in the suburbs of Pittsboro’,
containing about 4 acres of ground, a two story build
ing therei n containing 7 bed-rooms, a parlor and dining
room. with a wiile p>a?ssge through the house, pantry
and store-room, ami a cellar of considerable size; there
on tlie Plank Road leading from the Gulf to
ville, and within 5 miles of the Fayetteville and Coal
Fields Rnil Uoad, •‘upfiosed to be underlaid with Coal
and Iron.
•Also, (»ne-fiflh of oiie of the most valuable Coal Plan
tations on Deep River, to-wil; the Bingham place,
spoken of in Dr. Emmons' report. The Coal on this
property Iris been dug from a well on the premises, and
found in numerous places where pits have been sunk, so
as to justify the of>inion expressed by Dr. Emmons, that
almost the eiitire jdantation is underlaid with Coal.
1 al>*o offer Oue-third of the McIntosh place, lying
iiumediatcly upon the Fayetteville and Coal Fields Rail
and faith not to declare the esteem iu which tho\
were held and the void they have ielt. I have
been strongly attached to political lite, and ha\e
applied myselt to it with urdur. i have devoted
to public duties, without hesitation the sacritiic
and efforts they demanded irom me; but these
pursuits have ever been far indeed iVom satisfy
ing my desires. It is not that 1 cotnpiain of the
incidental trials. Many public servants have
spoken with bitterness of the disappointments
, 1 a; • .u t the\’ have experienced, the reverses they have
are also on the premises a double orhce, in the yard : f ^
i4t-93lf
l>ii|uors! l^iqiiorv! Liquors!
JVi. HORNE being desirous to j;lose out his slock
, of Liijuors, will otter inducements in prices .As
he intends to quit the trade, his stock will bt; sold low.
For sale at cost and charges,
100 BARRELS,
of various kinds and qualities.
8^, Persons indebted inust Call and settle
■ Feb 18 92-If
l/ros!^ Creek Co's Ifarns.
THK undersigned is Agent for the sale of the above
celebrated Yarns, which have given such general
satisfaction for years past.
Merchants and others wanting our Yarns will please
send on thoir orders and have them filled on as favora
ble terms as heretofore.
JOHN SHAW, Ag’t C. C. Man. Co.
June 4, 18G0. 28tf
WA^TKD.
A LARGE quantity of COTTON and LINEN RAGS,
for which fair prices will be paid.
DAVID MURPHY.
Aug. 17 41-
near the street, to be used either as law offices or for ;
any other purpose. .Also, smoke-house and kitchc% a ,
house for servants, stalde and sheds for cattle; an ele- i
g'ltit garden spot and spring near the premises, and the !
whole area around the buildings covered with beautiful i
oaks of native growth. i
Also, a tract of LAND in the vicinity of Pittsboro’, |
which is well wooded. i
oOO shares of stock in (!old Hill Mining Company. j
27 shares of Stock in the Cape Fear ami Deep River
Improvement.
Unless previously disposed of, I shall sell the above
properly at .August County (’ourt of Chatham, and on
sub-equent occasiuiis liy ptiMio out-,?rv, till all is sold.
M. Q. WADDELL.
July 21, l.'t;(\ sy-
D. & W. McLAl RL\,
AT'^OULD invite attention to their large »nd desirabl*
VV Stock of
GKOCEKIE!!^,
(Consisting in pa 1 of—
l.'iO Kags Bio, Laguira and Java Coflfae;
lOU Hbls. and Hhds. Sngjir (assorted;)
2^ Hhds. Molasses;
.‘)0 “ l?acon—Sides and Shoulders;
5U0 Sacks Salt;
150 Boxes good Tobacco;
12.^ “ Sperm, Adamantine it Tallow (Jen dies;
.50 “ Soap (a.ssorted;)
50 “ Tandy “
100 H:igs Shot “
lOOO lbs. Bar Lead;
80 J IJbls. Snuft'—Eagle Mills;
25 Kecrs Soda;
250 Nails.
—ALSO—
large and general assortment of
Hardware and Cntlery:
Farming tonsils, of all descriptions;
American, Knglish, Swedes and Peruvian Iron;
IJlister, German and Cast Steel;
Jilacksmiths’ Tools;
Coopers’ I>o.;
Corn Sheller.s and Straw Cutters;
Cuckets. Brooms and Pails;
TRVSTEE’S
ON Thursday the 23d day of August next the subscri
ber will sell at public auction in Ihe town of Fay
etteville, the Stock, Lots of Land, Engines. Boilers,
Shop Tools, Fixtures, Lumber. Wagons, Carts, and all
the materials used by Walton & Barry at their Foundry.
One tract of land is situated on the Western Railroad,
near John McPherson’s. The other is a small lot on
the railroad in the suburbs of town—where their Found-
undergone, the severities of fortune, and the in
gratitude of men. I have nothing of the kind to
say, for 1 have never acknowledged such senti
ments. However violently I may have }>een
stricken, 1 have never found men more blind or
ungrateful, or n.y political destiny more harsh
than I e.xpected. It has had alternately, an^ in
great abundance, its joys and sorrows; such is the
law of humanity. But it has been in the hajipiost
! days, and in the midst ol the most brilliant snc-
! ce.sses t>f my career, that I have found the insuf-
I ficiency of public life. The political world is cold
; and calculating; th« affaira of government are
j lofty, and powerfully impress tlie thought; but
i they cannot fill the soul, which has often mort*
^ varied and more pressing aspirations than those ®f
I the most ambitious politician. It longs lor a h.ip-
! piness more intimate, more complete, and more
j tender than that which all the labors and trininphs
i of active e.xertion and public iinportai ce can be-
' stow. What I know to-day, at the end of my
I race, I have lelt when it began, and durin- its
continuance; even in the midst of great under
takings, domestic affections form the basis of lil'e;
and the most brilliant career has only superficial
and incomplete enjoyments, il a stranger to tlie
happy ties ol family and friendship.'’
-I Deer Run Doirn hy a Railrmd 'Tno'n.—
About four miles from Lake City, a icw days ago,
j as the train on the Florida Central itailroad was
I passing down, a deer was discovered at some dis
tance to the right hand about on a parallel with
the locomotive, under full, speed making lor a
bay-head on the opposite side of the track a con
siderable distiince ahead. 'I'he fleet animal put
•forth all its energies to gain the desired point and
we suspect (though without warrant) that tin*
engineer may have pokul up the fire a little, ior
it was about so good and so good with the in;n
horse and his nimble-footed competitor. The rat e
bec.sme exciting and all on board looked on with
! much interest. Finally, the point of crossinu
I sought by the animal was about to be reai h ,>d, and
it made one desperate leap to cross the truck in
It —Ap’ilaihiriilu, AVer. Times.
Oar •See advrriisement.
March 24.
8-
CUatoQ, Sampson Co., Sept 10,1869 48-lypd
Books! Bookis!
Ij^URTHER supplies of the Southern Harmony; N. C.
' Readers Nos. 1, 2, 3; Monteith’s Geography Nos. 1, , , , .
2, 3; Lincolns Botany; Kames Elements; Webs'era Pri- i
mary Dictionary; Davies’ Arithmetic; Columbian Orator; 1
Northend’s American Speaker; Little Speaker: Emer
son's Arithmetics, &c. !iLC. 1
Just received by E. J. HALE k SON.
Web«tcr’» Eleiueiilary i^pelliui: |
Book for «a.l« by K. J. HALS 4 SON . j
The terms of sale will be liberal.
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Trustee.
July 26. ^ 3Sts
Alik BOOKS.
AFRHSii SHpplj just received.
E. J. HALE & SON.
Cotton, Manilla and Jute Rope, (all kinds and ‘ advance of the locomotive, and might have sue
ceeded had it not been encumbered by a ditch,
but the locomotive struck it, breaking three le-s
and thus rendering it an easy prize. .\t another
time the locomotive caught and disabled a wild
turkey attempting to cross the track and rendered
it a prize to the operatives. Since catching u
deer a.nd wild turkey, our folks along the line
think ti:eir cattle stand a slim chance.
St. John's (^Fhjrhhi) Mirror.
..1 Civil ^V^ord.—“If a civil word or two wili
render a man happy,” said a French King, ‘-hi-
must be a wretc.^ indeed who will nut ”ive u. it
ia like lightening another man’s cantlle by your
own, which loses ni'ue of its brilliancy by what
the other gains.” all men acted up'in this
principle, the world wt'uld be much happier thnn
it ia.
rjuality;")
Plow Lines and lied (’ords;
Flo How W are;
Cotton Yarns and Sheetings at factory prices.
All of which will be sold low for cash, or on usual
time to prompt paving cn.stomers.
flSr Co i sTRT MBucn.^Ni s are respectfully requested
to call and examine our stock before purchasing else
where. !>• & W. McLAURIN.
March 3, 93tf
BOOKS! BOOKS!!
The MOrLDER’S founder’s Guide, by Over
man; Wooil’s (’lass P»ook of Botany; Lectui-es'on Na
tural History, by P. A. Chadbourne; Professor Em
mons Manual of Geology, ‘Jd Edition; Aboriginal .Ameri-
i ca, by Abbott; Mary Bunyan, by Ford; .Model Book of
I Dreams and Parlor Entertainments; The Corner ’up-
i board, by the author of “Inquire Within;” The Prairie-
! Traveller: by Capt. R. B. Marcy; Dime Song Books,
j Nos. 1, 2. 3. 4, 5. C.
June 11 E. J. HAL£ 4 SON.
BLANKS for sale *'it this Office.