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q 5iins some very fine italian surveyors compasses
and chains; mathematical instruments Eyeglasses for
miners very superior and straps; fine scissors
A large lot of POCKET d TABLE CUTLERY, some in
sets of 81 pieces pocket knives with spoons fork eam
&C. large lot of we'll selected double-barrel guns,
powder TASKS, shot belts game bags &c A good as
sortment of Colts and other kinds pistols; orc
different kinds clocls walking and various other
notions which would like to sell very low.
j. N. BEASLEY.
Fayetteville Aug l3. 1888. 3m
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VALUABLE LANDS ron Sale.

VALUAbt4H' IANDs FUR SAIlEse
offer for sale my Plantation, situated 13 miles be-
low Fayetteville the Wilmington road the north
west side of Cape Fear River. containing hundred
and fifty The river land is of the best farming
lands in this part of the country-the wood lands
first rate for turpentine with comfortable dwellings
Early application is desired
JNO. T. WRIGHT.
Willis Creek. n. c., Aug s. 1858. 55-tf
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y HtiCe.

r, gned VIII sell to the highest bidder on the
25T Ger nine hundred of Land in the
ty Of obeson the west side of Big Rockish Creek
thu i've miles of the terminus of the Fayettevlland
Son them Plank Road. and within miles of the
Fay,atteyIle and Centre Plank Road. Said lands
heavily fmlrcd and their proximity to Rockish Creek
I'd the Ila Roads makes them very valuable for tur-
nanti Ter, &c.
Ti,er ~ about sevcnty-fve acres cleared, which
rarely lhils to yield abundant crops There are a
few mi q comfortable buildings which have been
erected g the past year
- sale e place on the premises. Terms, one half
cash, twelve months time with interest. Title
viii be ented
NJ 1lormation apply to J. T. Crawley on the
urssi5Sfs| fst0 VIM. McNell at Gilopolis.
49, JOSIAH r. CRAWLEY,
WM. McNEILL.
Eac/ - III 1853 6l-4t
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BH4BOW. KYLE & CO.
Are receiving their Fall Stock. The foowu
is part only :
135 bags Rio and Lagura Coffee; so bbls refned.
grannated and crushed Sugar; hhds Porto Rico aud
New Orleans Sugar; 80 bbs Mess Pork; 40 bbs Mack
efeE new; 900 lbs Scotch Snuff, Eagle Mills very
small badders; 200 lbs sup carb. Soda; 80 kegs extrd
White Lead; tons Sweede Iron, all sizes.
Also. Corn Shelters; Straw Cutters; Gunny. Dundee
and light Bagging; Rope aud Twine; Nails Hollow
Ware; Hardware; We'll Buckets Pals; Brooms; Buc k.
cts. &C.. and a good sortment of DRY GOODS
Kerseys Lindseys, and Negro Blankets and a large
lot Shoes and Boots: which will be sold very low
Call and examine for yourselves.
BENBOW, KYLE & co.
Aug. 20. 1858. Pm
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! y 3tsR ~TOCk BOors SHOE

ftaR STOCK BOOTS & SHOES.
Eeivinf large stock of Boots & Shoes. EN-
vartty OF style and quality adapted to
radeI
Goat Lining and Binding Skins, Lasts.
Qe Pefs. and Findings of all kinds Which
Joy for cash, or on time to prompt Gus
S. T. HAWLEY g. son.
s. 6l-6w
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$50 REV ARD.

Runaway from the subscriber about the 1st of June,
a negro by the of JERRY. lie is about six
feet high, stout built and dark compected. The said
negro supposed to be lurking in the neghborhood of
Brian Burroughs on Deep River. will give the above
reward for the said negro delivered to at White
Hall, Bladen County.
W. L. MOORE.
July 80, 1853 1871
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nulll 3x5 feet, has a new Dsvel-
+.ZZ 1Jy Szkseet; rooms on first floor and 8
- 0kis kitchen, smoke house, &c. There is
net44Is lot a fine selection of fruit and or
nnEeSA1 ean8 shrubs A first rate we'll of water.
e4HA& 10 my on ft y-fnount
lH oar of No l, is 275 feet wide by 400
feaf8e<e 81 let street the west side of No l.
49, W2M Hls lot. There is on this Lot a good
Dwelling House, present occupied by Mr.. j. s. Dunn.
81 by 2B Feet 51ooms first floor and 2 above with
kitchen Jsmoke h4se, wash house bath house. &C. good
we'll fitcr pump; variety of we'll select
ed and 4oice frt trees four arbors of Scuppernong
and stands Of I5bela, Catawba and Malaga Grapes:
with a Tariety o4 o4ornamentsal trees, shrul56 zkc,
LOTNo. 3, infear of No 2, has a small hduse 20 by
16 feet wifhlrif chimney This Lot is 2O5 fetkwide
by 200 fet dee1 street. name not recoected runs
through this Lott which may be added if desired 81
acres govt MeadS land, recently purchased of Hon
Strang
a a. 81. CAMPBELL Auctr e
N se(le, Sct. L. 1853. 6l-4t
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yl3h Cashmere. very tine 6dne
'laAs- Ind solid color all-wool De Lafnes
\ pacaS hrious colors finish and price
}omla1 nand Mar:nOS. fine assortment
'ollars lcrsIeeves Chcmisetts. embroidered IIdkfs
iusn ng and Inscrtings of all kinds and qualities
\ large rment of Thread, Linen, Lisle, and Cotton
gings and InScrtings
i larr, nH-nt ot rich CLOTH velvet, mcrino, satin
* Cloths. Nisetts and Mantillas, of the
styles, running in price from S4 to S45
\ large (zndsome assortment of Cloths Cassimeres
1Vestings; Tweeds Jeans, Kerseys Linseys
farjln-o pes and Paids. for servant 5 wear
zine Fla lain and printed for children
Blankets se variety.
large bf Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoes
scalv-n, Clothng-Coats, Pants, Vests, from very
inc to Ey
Our too large and varied to note down every
,art;o icle. but assortment is very desirable
me Eot fail to please
aict early call from all our old friends
ul the public generally. We are ready at
III " goods, and prices. expect
o asonabe terms any other house in our
ind be found at Store No Green street
SoI Erner Market Square.
ALEX'R JOHNSON & co. (
r. xOct l, 1858. If
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1--WE have four excellent young
Pike and true, for sale. Apply to
STEDMAN q HORNE.
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Port and Madeira Wine,

ne Port and Madeira Wine.
er has just received and offers for sale, o
I each of the above. These Wines having
q expressly for medical purposes, can be
purity. J. n. SMITH,
Chemist u Druggist.
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5. 8. Ar EY
Has on hand beautiful assortment of
Fan and Winter Goods.

Fan and Winter Goods.
He desires thanks to his friends and the pub
lie the liberal patronage which they have bestowed
on him; and socits continuance of the same. His
friends the public requested to give him call
the stand formerly occupied by s. ndsdale, south
west corner Market Square and Gillespie street.
Oct 1. 1853
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New ods for F,Il and winter

& .EXANDER JOHNSON & Co
Have rcee ed and are receiving a large and well
selected ST of Seasonable Goods embracing almost
every art.ye kept in the Dry Goods line.
1leir stock consists in part of
Rich black fig d Silks
Plain black Gre de Rhine
Rich Bra1S4 3ld Plaid Silks latest style
Plaid, S. prous
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l.--{ll those indebted to the subscri-
hing{ by note or account, Will please call
r sa4e, Gas no longer time can be given,
g an4 accounts will be placed in the hands
may be found on Gillespie street, 3
ef MFket Square
3 f1-tf II. GRAHAM.
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VALUABLE LANDS FoR SAFE.


l Offer for sale my plantation-situated seventeen
miles southwest of Lumberton eighteen from the Rail
road, and nine from Harlleesvillecont,ining seven
hundred acr OF the best cotton and provision lands
the county, with fine improvements well watercd re-
markaby healthy, and the best stand for the
country there having been it occasionally for
the last thirty years About $50 of the land
cl ared and in very high state of cultivation. wills
give the lands for the valued proceeds of it for two
years with the work ofseyen hands, z
Iw divide the lands if desired if larger traes3
desired there is large track adjoining it that l
bought very reasonable terms. Early appiicsFss0l
is desired. ZACH. FULNO sss
Alfordsv:Ilc May 7, 1858. If
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS
The undersg gned receiving large Stock of
Goods consisting of full assortment of Ladies' and
DRESS GOODS,
large supply of Ready Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Saddlery,
Hardware, Groceries, Drugs & Medicine,
With great many other kinds of Goods which they
- 9e' = N''''''''''s j. 7 I. e couscIL & CAIN
Sept. 3, 1858. I'm
receiving nch larger stock of
Fancy 0ly Goods
than have yet Fayetteville, consisting of
Ready made ClothnasWhch will be sold as low as any
viii be glad t ave the ladies call and examine my
stock. w. +. MOORE
sTATn OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Cumberland Superior Court of Law-spring Term, 1858.
Catharine j. Campbell VS.. Dougald Campbell .
Petition for Divorce
In this case is Ordered by the Court that pubIca-
ton be made in the Fayetteville Observer and the North
Garolnian two Newspapers printed in the Town of
EFayettevle, notifying the Defendant to appear and
this Court, the Petition will be heard parte and
Judgment rendered accordingly.
Aug. ls, 1858 5o-lot i. G. MACRAE, Clerk.
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stional 1ull beer g

EsSssxs S. sszs s.
'issa Sss,lsse 81 ssstfessps go ~.
!, hf
the Hanls ala as related in our las,
Paris letter and in the French papers. It aE-
pears that as Kosta one of kossuths party
when the Hungarian crown, &c, were taken
from Buda, 1t was supposed that he could give
information of the articles which might lead to
their recovery; and this we learn the motive
or one of the motives, which induced his seizure
at Smyrna. About the last of August the mis-
already informed near Orsova, just without
the Hungarian border, to which Kossuth first
he'd The recovery of the crown and jewels,
together with the necessity of relieving the
French Consul General from the disagreeablc
engagement to keep kosta, induced the Austrian
Government to consent to his release, the
condition stated above. We it further
mentioned, in the New York Herald, that, in
consentlng to this arrangement, the Austrian
Goyernment reserves the right of considering
kosta as an Austrian subject, if he shall return
tosIurkey, so long he shall not be divested
of his native nationality in regular and lawful
way
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MAS E " ANS.
ATTORNEY At LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
EQUITY. MARION c. H., S c.,
YIN nraetiee in the Districts of Marion Darlington
and Horny.
July 80. 1858. om
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H. L.. HOLMES.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, WILMINGTON, \. &.
Office on the corner and Princess streets under
the Journal Office.
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CLEMENT G. WRIGHT,
Attorney Mt Law, Fayetteville, NJ:
Office at the corner of Bow and Green streets
Feb:y 1853
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w O E d I. L o Il,
Successors to J. d. Willams,)
FORWARDING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FAYETTEVILLE. \. c.
j. a. WORTH lw P.eELlAoff'
Nav I. 1853. 3S If
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Err r. C. HALL
Has removed the we'll known stand of the Drs Rob
iasoal corner of Green and Bow streets.
g April 23..1s53. ssstf
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FOR SALE OR RENT,
{. The fine SUMNER RESIDENCE two miles west of
town--P Posscssion given Immediately. Apply to John
IL. Cook c. E. Leete. S. A LEETE.
March 49, 1853. If
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JOSEPH r.. BLOSSOM,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant
WILMINGTON, n. C.
Prompt personal attention given to consignments
and cash advances made shipments to my
friends in New York.
Nov. 20. 1852. 1y
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H. CARVER.
Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions
Third door from \. E. Market Square, next to
d. Gees Hat Store Green street,
FAYETTEyHJ.E \. &.
~ All kinds of produce taken in exchange foi
Goods.
Feb. 10. 1858.
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Fayetteville Aug I3. 1888. 3m
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An .averti.enent It's must be handed in by Friday
10 o'clock a. m ensure their insertion in the next
naper andhould have the desired number OF in
sertions market them, ortherwse they will be in
serted till forbid and charged accordingly.
BRYAN & YATES.
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LSTRAUB, Il. HA2LET1.
ISAAC STRAUB 4 CO, MILL FACTORY
Corner Of Front sud john streets, Cincinnati, Ohio

"a Magazine street, New Orleans.
B The above Wool CuCi single s9arei Queen The
South" Corn MllAnd Crst4r,
We manseture Col Breaker Of 9Th and durability
Ease OF operation.
We place this useful la.rv7e on I'll sizes Of N bg hlch means
convert Corn Nil into Statkfeea MIL blt ew au.es
to puti on or take it off,
We MANI ia1ra portable Mills sag ard 54As s,artd Ce
~ of Frn b rrs to grind Waea Corn aud stock Feeds,
for steam water horse power Ihcsr MIL have been run y
city At State Fairs, aud base ed carry pre-
miumon awarded bantlll silver medal oar
Fairs Of our Mechanics lsu.4ts
AsoPorable SAW MILLS steam a;eror horse power.
medal.
ENSlNES Az our Hr. Or eass Q. operation, ulc, nssill
ness and dura6lly,ar surpassed by Rome nov in
All our articles led rspraegtsi-
ts- dgscr paon ana .s5aaials NJ martaul ress We
feier those Interested 9 our pamphlets - b A atom whsrs
take pcasare 20 explain aal article ISAAC sTgsa Co
NoTE,-NIr, Klmba the partner BURROWS wL biting
Barowa NIL at State Far lss. FB, laa,slu
grind thus Whoever grtd tire most -rlug quality
quantity was 10 be na u ~ M a eseh AID every nA
SitaeA to raa au gi-he-n taca mill
Burrows L c., ie,1q -gsnty .plh miil.
stfaEb 70 rin s'vea.s .H "a.
blTr0ws %. f1u t.=l-.a IsI.a.
THIRD TRIAL.
Strhnbtorun Swel y-ss iuti anti.
BHrr5Ws d Go. to run taxy Deb mill.
When the pinch nns, thai o5soas courage popped
To the above now Erl-eda chtnee aI 1esd aoe
I'D my czh.aea in4 QUEa> OF THE SOUTH with cob
HlUM AT THE ONO STATE FAIR, l M against tg, nty.i6u
n Burrows VI W nnd VIM Stewart Ohio and Kentucky sok
bls"less3ol have t nt JJbs Mr. Pamerlys Corn
r1rr as Ia auxiliary sL1l my single article l g grind eqaalin
ne tastAe p) Lhenyatan draw hundred loa as
Come ooy ion be Is nothing like walking straight
To J II. Barrows d Go. janis sm
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M EST LlNE-ClNCIN -, T4r- ,,..ss.5a.57
DtskY route York via Lax Steamers ~ saa1a.Ey IN
20 EoHrs to B,s,1nin II ho0rs 70 Chicago i heurs,
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
FOUR DaHT TEAMS.
shs Trsia-Lighiniug EIPress sat- Al;
Thrd rlaa-Ae onaosoS at f p ~ At y. A.
ESarth Traia7Eyening Express at 545r
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
First Ttan n, Lsgre s. leaves eqonns A. go
;ie MISSISSIPPI Captain Hazard, ST LAWRENCE Captain
eanS and Nsw Yos city, ami Trains Niagara Pals Railroads
Second Express, ~
so NJ stopping at all Way Stations between Cincinnati AMI San
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO
c WIZ iEi f9Js' i ] & ' f5so VIII
Through from Cincinnati to Chicago direct
DETROIT AND CHICAGO
Vim s SS9, sN Teams Cns Y er & r o NJ
connecting Detroit with Morning Express Train
flioag. trcTi Cincinnati TO Chicago direct
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAuTE AND LAFAYETTE.
Third Train at anu Fourth Tau-Eystne
cock Iaiaaap6 Te-ra auic and lafayette e.i'' %
EATON, RICHMOND AND CENTERvILE.
First TrailLishtning Express O'Clock NJ and Second Train
to fs ,5a p'1 ssg, at ~ %
TROY, PIQUA, Ere.
Express, y o'ek 4 w. conacng at DAYTON
Piqaa ST. Aas and all points the Miami
-Four THANKSGIVING Express o'clock p w. connects at
Pqla. "
HUNTSVILLE.
Third fn-Aecommokaion at ocoS ST., connects at DAYTON
,or Huntsville. 49,"
OXFORD AND coNNERSvuLE.
F,rs Train-ghlnng Express, NJ aud Second Train
Accom- Express, ~ O'Clock Passengers y these
tans take Western Stage Co lines Hamilton Oxford Conn
| vide 0
Fourth Trsn Evening Express 545 o'clock Passengers BY
this rain take Western Stage Co S lines to Oxford
PARE.
From Cincinnati to New York via Lake Buffalo, anI
Z q lie
From Cincinnati to New York Lake Buffalo Rail,
road 10 Albany and Hudson steamer York ~ IA "a,
FROM " inra 70 81 Sn via Lake steamers Buffalo, New
YORK CITY and New York and Es Railroad 10
from tncEna, 10 Boston via Lake
ahi " estsln lAilroads "a
routes. 1850
From tncnsati TO Montresl via Lake steamers ... II O.,
IRON rtunatti su Lake aud OFitusurg II an
FROM Cincinnati y New York steamers and ens
IRON cincinnati TO buffalo via Lake sttaSe 10
IRON Snenns to Chicago via Detroit ii So
From Cincinnati TO Toledo 49, =
From Cincinnati TO Sauiug '''''''' - ~
From Cincinnati Clyde '''''-'
From Cincinnati to LAFAYETTE. L. "a
ION ennAtl 70 indianapolis
% - SeehFle ....... 81
F,T,g
'on
rom t.nclhhal 10 Richmond 40
From Cincinnati Hamilton. ''''''''''-'''' 20
From Cincinnati to SpYush '''''''''''''''
f9r all 12nsol Through Tickets please anniy A. Ia &
corner OF Broadway aud Front streets Cincinnati
iyas 3m p W " m NH I5FR i ,,a ASen
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/ pHlLADELPIIlA MANUFACTURED
Worlds Safe Compom,s.

B'AE attention of the public is called to the
atty and superiority these Sales al others
de entire principle, We first form
gy wroug plates which eompo.
Uu chilling tire liquid metal impenr.
IAe hisel drill capable Of resisting the blowsof
dye To thescisnfe 1t only Nature
Ngn she leaves bolts straps vets screws for thea
burglar with perhaps lass effort lhln
aen geher. Neither element
sion on th, eod mass lined iii with are -ptefwai.
fdPllE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANE
SS tho only really dpoEtory other
es We further theeis batttt security amy she popular
SHiea Bank YEuno They al tfe work VI
csn brck into, IS eEpsrit has eaonstratad,
Is Con prepared ssh athort notice SAFES
ANk VAULTS, Of Banking lGstnious Mercantile
which Willie warranted prlud P5da,
aoof v teu secured with Lille AarA Lacks.
PIE otthe above SAFES thrI N Ne set
f 2hnk LaeZ oeica Of " ".
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PARISH OF ORLg City o Sew Orleans.
that
uste the
~ appeared Alexander Brother, President James A. Wheeler
OF me home Mutual Insurance Company
oe du sworn according law depo that above
company bpoTtis'p pTi4iI..,t''
JANIS II. WHRkLEH, Secretary, ''
and
C. V. JOSTE, Second Justice 81 the Peace
Of the Parish Orleans
u me Beard OF Trustees have declared
earned premiums Of the
the lsI Of March NEXT. ' ~ $500 '' 1'7
Inc Company continues TO insure pers
au4 loss or damage By Fire, premium cc a.
lamp street.. ALEXANDER BROTHER, PreztItut
T., II ,,.- JOHN r. SHAW, Vice Prs5i-nt.
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IL NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
a a EANGES-FIRGT PREMIUM

PRICE Il C0ULON, Plumbers, 10Y Poydras
street. New Orleans repe y inform ryndp and the ab in
5sngia hai taey ea5y On i6g 49%y 9e, al rs
MEXICAN ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, WASH
6AslNs toLNiAlNS BRASS FAUCETS OF all kinds, COOKING
AhGEs GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE LIFT az
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