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Washington telegraph., 1854-11-22
AELROAD RE.Ey0UsE.



TNIE undersigned take this method of return
I ing their sinrere thanks. to the citizens of
this and the adjoining Counties for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on them. and hope
by strict aal personal attention to business, 10
merit continuation ut the same.
They are now having erected three additional
Sheds in their Cotton Yard, which will enable
them TO store, and protect from the weather anv
quantity OF cotton that they may be favored with
which will also enable them TO store every lot OF
cotton entirely 10 itself, 50 that when planters
wish to ship sell here, they at all times get
TO it. An cotton stored by tem will be- held sub
Iect 10 the order the owners. aad where no ad-
vanccs made on ii, win be shipped TO any
house they choose.
They have ap open policy OF Insurance by which
all cotton can he covered, if desired. but ao In
siarqncs will be effected unless we are specially
instructed. except such cotton as we have ad-
vaacea on, this We will do for the protection Of
the planter and ourselves.
They will have their Ware houses and Wharf
in first rate order f07 tHc reception of up freight
AMI shipment OF cotton.
They would inform their friends that they are
now opening a large stock of
Ea1I and p8an 4atioIa Goods:
Such as, kerseys, Twceds Linseys Jeans. Blan-
kets F!annels, Dotnestics, Negro
Bussetts, e,c., &c.
They have also on hand
large supply OF Begging.
Rope aad THINE. Sugar Moasses,
Salt. Coffee, Bacon, Pork, Whiskey. Lard,
T0BACCO, a.c,, az.
Also every article Of goods usually kept here
Tor sac, to which they wculd call the attention
o! buyers before purchasing elsewhere They
vii! also he prepared 10 make liberal Casi al
RANGES Cotton in store. TO be shipped to their
friends in New Orleans
All orders for GOODS will be promptly and
care.a.ly filled.
NcCOLLUN FELLOWS s. co.
Sspte'ajr l3 1851. 81
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-22
Groceries, Hardware,
Livery Stable.

s..E-s - THE undersigned
1;sSrIs-<7Y[ II having procured an e E,r-3I
&Z-Al interest in the Stable t,>p ~
attached to the Planters HorEL, - I. g
has converted the same into LiueYy Sta5le and is
fully prepared to give every attention TO Horses
left in his charge. He has supplied himself with
Saddle Horses. EEachs. &c,
for hire and respectfully solicits the patronage of
his friends and the travelling public. Himself or
agent may at all tunes be found at the Planters
Hotel, ready 10 attend to all calls in his line
II. McCLiNTON.
Washington, Arg. 15th. 1854 33-tf.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18

Tie subscribers having formed CopartnerShip I'M
der tie style of WEBB q BROTHER for the trans
action Of
Mercantile and Commission Business
In the town of Fayetteville \. c.. respectfully tender
their services to the public.
They will keep on hand at their in the New
Building Gillespie street, constant supply OF choice
E1ILIL y GROCERIES =
And Provisions, Wood and WillowW Ware, &e.,
Which they offer at wholesale Or retail CHEAP For
CASH. in exchange for country produce OF III
kinds, and on the usual time to prompt customers
rs ORDERS filed with pronptneSs and 'l.sln'feh'
nd pains spared TO render their establishment chl
PEOPLES STORE.
Particular attention paid to receiving and forward
ing. buying and selling Produce. and merchandise
l.. II. WEIsik {
H. H: Wlsf;GS4 !
REFER TO VIM. Nef & Sons. WHINING gton; Col. J. W.
Cameron Mes~rs H. x f. J. Lilly. Fayetteville: Cot
W. l.. Steele. Rockingham. \. c.. VIM. J. Lougec Ra
leigh; +. H. I4cs Liltsv}le.
Fayetteville. November II. 1854. If
FOR .S.ILE
FANNIE SMITH. a b b.autiful hay Mare. six years
DID, very fine Buggy animal, and tros mile inside
of four minutes. ID. W. {. BE\BON.
Nov. 9th I9-2t
rzs- Prime Rio and Old Government Java
COFFEE for sale at the "pcopc's Sore by
Nov. H. WEBB Il BROTHER.
Porto Rico: \. Orleans and Havana Brown. Clarified
Crushed and Pulvrri>cd, for sale at the People
Store. by WEBB & BROTHER.
Nov. H.
Pare Cider Vinegar,
BY the gallon or barrel for sale at the People,
Store. liy WEBB X BROTHER,
\ov. L.
s1y~ Mackcrel, No. l aud 3, for sale at the
Peoples Store. Ly WEBB x BROTHER;
ONIONS.
\ few barrels Wcthcrslield Onions for sale at tho
Peoples store. l,v WEBB Il BROTHER.
\ov. H.
I~t~ The New York Ink Company'S ce!cbrat
ed writn. Fluid and black Ink wholesale and retail
at the Peoples store. l'y the agents.
Nov. H. WEBB Il BROTHER.
E@s= johnson, Rollins & Cos. WcthcrSficld
Garden Seeds. for sale the Peoples Store v then
agents. v f-ijB a. ItC1 ii Elk.
Nov II.
NOTICE.
Ery~ Application will be made to the ensuing
session of the Legislature OF North Carolina emanc
pate Betty Hcchc.
November 9th. :;t-pd
Dental and Surgical Inst r"mcnts,
Ma "neto Electro Machines. ; large assortment jus
rcccivc, and for sale l,y
J. \ SMITH
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18
BEASLEl & HOUSTON

~-~-s<s~A~------N Hunting open iicc
Chains fob, vest and neck;
KEYS, Seals, and Buckles;
Rings, Pins EARRINGS, Cuff Pins,
Bracelets, Snaps, collar and sleeve
Buttons, gold and silver Srcctaclcs:
G. old and silver Thmbc>;
q Gold and silver Pens and Pencils,
Silver and pearl Portmonacs aud
Card Cases. Large lot of
.SIL i T. R " 4 Il f.
Mugs English and Americans; Spoons. table. tea. salt
and mustard; Ladies': Forks and Butter Knives: IL
large lot nf PLATED GOODS.
OF the best class. embracing all i'll common
Fine lot of TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY:
fine Scissors: of the best RAZOES in this place
large and small music boxes; one fine Nandolinc Ac
cortlcons: iinc Niolin>:
MILITARY GOODS,
Surveyors CompaSses and Chains: large lot of GUNS
double and single barrel. large and small. long and
short fine x of En- ish. German and Amer
lean make PISTOLS in any quantity and quality
Powder FlaSll< and Horns: Game Bags Shot Belts and
new idea of BLOWN" Horn; Walking Canes of ::
different kinds
CLOCKS I3 different kinds.
Portmosaics of Eighteen different styles Dog Collars
and Calls; Violin and Guitar Strings Ac Ac
BEASIEI & HOUSTON.
Move IuIcr 4 1854 ct
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18

1000 -lcres Of Lond fo. Sale
The subscriber offers 1000 acres ef good Turpentinc
LAND for sale, situated on Nicholson creek I9 miles
West Fayetteville in Cumberland Coun+ I,,;,,.-
on both sides of the Fayetteville and Centre Piani
Road Il part of which is web adapted to cultivation
Apply to JAMES JENKINS
lS51. 11-lt
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18
,uifL ARRANGEMENTS.

F.N1ETTENIl.I.E POST OFFICE
RA, FIcH MA1I., q horse coach.)
Due Daily III 63 i. Closes daily at 81 p. IN.
WARSAW Mai. & horse coach.)
Que daily. except SUNDAY. at o'clock u. IN.
tio--s daily except saturday. It :; p H.
CuEEAw MAIL, (Sulkcy-)
Due Tuesday. Thursday and saturday. At i 4.
Closes sunday Tuesday and Thursday. Al ~ p nl
NIiNINoroN (via illizabcthtoun) Sulkev.
Due sunday. Wednesday, snd Friday al a. m.
Closes Sunday Tuesday. and Thursday. at p. M
SALEM Mail on Plank Road, , horse hack
Due SUNDAY. Wednesday and Friday. at :; T.
Closes Monday. "Wednesday and Friday. at - p
MAEloN {. H. (via Lumbcrton) SuIktv.
Duo Tuesday and Saturday. at 10 p
Closes "Wednesday all Saturday. al lI
SWIFT ISLAND MAII. (yia Trov).
Due Tuesday at p. Closes Tuesday III p.
VI MhI TO SrIHCkIANp'S DEroT.
Due Tuesday Al =. Closes Tuesday at H.
MAIl. EiIZAHETHToWN Via Tcrtbinth.)
Due }cne>,,a! at p Closes Monday at p. III.
J. L. BRYAN. p. VI.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.

T. a. T. II--IDDILL.
Hay STREET.
Are now receiving their Fail and Winter GOODS.
consisting ofa large and well selected stock of
GROCERIES HATS and CAPS,
Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
tutlerv Satdicry and Leather
Blacksmith < Tur- Heavy articles III the
pentne Tools. Drug line,
\ Agricultural lmI,le Rcadv-nladc Clothing,
mcutS, and staple Dry Goods
This Stock prepared to job or retail
FAYETTEVILLE. Oct. u. -
tsE?N We ask the Planters and Turpentine
men to examine our kcrscvs, Negro Blankets
Hats and Shoes.
NOTICE.
On the 18th June last mailed letter at Prospect
Hall T. o. Hladen county. directed to Mr. Joshua
arlnan Fayetteville. ~ c.. containing" two one hun
trc dollar The Commercial Bank of " lining
ton. numbered 1862 the other 1850. The letter
also contained blank ucte Yucd by john ). y His
'ntt i'artraln Itue>pi and endorsed by Iho> j. Kobe
son tor the purpose Of renewing note held by the
iak OF Cape Fear ut Fayetteville. The letter has not
reached rs destination. Al persons hereby eau
TONED against using the and if the letter and its
contents are returned 10 liI,er: reward will be
paid. lOU\ ( Wits
Oct ~. l54. 2m
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18

Nffs Hamilton widow of General Alexander
Hamilton, of the Revolution, died at Washing
ton CITY on the 9th inst, aged 90 wears She
was an accomplished and cStimablc lady every
wav worthy Of her distinguished husband
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18

TExAs-Thc Austin State Gazette of the
both uItmo says that the Governor of Texas
has refused to receive the stock offered by
Mcssrs Walker & King deposit to secure
the fuliillment of the Pacific Railroad contract.
The project is therefore considered failure
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18
NORTH ICAROLINIAN.
important from California.
Fl YETTETHLE A. T.

s The Steamer North Star arrived at New
d ork on the 9th inst, with California dates to
the 18th ult-Shc brings ST SOC, 600 in gold
on freight-Stcanler Yankee Blade left Sa,,
Francisco on tie 3Oth of September for Panama.
aud wrecked on the following dav She
had on board 500 passengers, besides her crew
aud firemcn, when she struck the reef rocks, off
Point 1Aryucllo, Is miles above Point Con-
ccpton
Z heavy fog hung upon the coast, which was the
cause of the disaster The captain supposed
the steamer 10 be twenty miles from the coats
Il the time of the disaster. The scene among
nae l,assc nsrers is represented to have been aw-
Cat. fifteen Of whom perislicd before thcy~skere
rescued.
There was terrible scene of pilla1e on board
after she struck and before the passengers were
rescued by the steamer Goliah. All the specie
on board, amounting to Sl33, GOO, lost
The ship is total wreck having soon washed
to pieces.
Henry Mei@s has committed forycrics of
Comptrollers warrants, the stock of California
papers, &c, to the extent of 81 coo, 900, and
decampcd for parts unknown. with his brother
John e. Meigs in the bark American which
thev purchased stored and armed for the
purpose.
The trial of Colonel Walker, cx-Prcsidcnt Of
Sonora, is progressing.
/ BATTLE IN TIE PAcIFIc.--A French feet
consisting Oi three 1flgateS ana Sloop O1 war
arrived at San Francisco the Sd inst They
had, in conjuction with the English fleet, made
an attack upon the Russian town and fort of
Pctropoulowski in kansclatka.
The English and French were repulScd with
/; loss variously estimated at from one hundred
to about double that number. The British
Admiral Price, who commanded the combined
fleet, was killed by pistol during the engage
mcnt, and it is supposed accidentally shot him
self
Two Russian vessels had been captured by
the allies. The British ships sailed afterwards
for Nancouvcrs Island
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18

IEIS! TEASE
TIvson Imperial and Ooong. all of first quality.
for sale by D. n SMITH
Nov. lJ-t1
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18

Know \oTtINGISM AN ALLY OF NHIGGEEY.--
Whatever may be the avowch object of know
nothinyism, its real object is the overthrow Of
the democratic party. Like all other smS it
is an adjunct of whggcry. 1t is perfectly
natural that it should be The principle
MAiaA its existence is based is an anti
democratic one; ana, Of course,
vocatc and support that principle can have 10
affinity with democracy. Whggerv is int olcrant
proscriptive; and, consequently, is regarded
favorably by know nothingism. a fellow
feeling make them wondrous kind
Will any true tlcmocrat-any democrat who
honestly believes the principles Of his party to
be those under the prcdominancc of which the
nation would be most prosperous and happy
will any such democrat lend his countc,l;ncr to
an order the aim of which is to subvcrt the
sway of those principles, and thus dctract from
the prosperity and happiness of the country?
We cannot believe that any person whose mind
is imbucd with correct democratic sentiment
will act in so foolish, suicidal a manner
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18

viii rrtur2 from the North the first Of October with
very large stock of
az5i.1INEI.S FANCY GOODS.
And the latest style OF DRl1SS TRIMHl \t.S and
\TTT;R\S: Cloth and cEtt Mlntil;i~. TainlaS. and
CluakS Collars Im,cr-SccVcS. and inside tapcS.
Also il very handsome assortment OF llEAD-l>Rio
and CAPS.
She returns thanks for former patronage. and hipcS
her ,,at rons and friends will call before purchasing =
elsewhere.
FavrttevilIc. Sept. 80. 1851 l3-f
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18

THE Wal; OF lSI2.-E ArIoNA. CoNvENrIoN
IN w AsHIHGro> CIrY.--Wc are requested by the
president of the Military Convention held in
Philadelphia, 9th of January, 1851, to publish
the following notice.
The defenders of the country in the second
war of independence WHO still survive; and the
children Of such dead. are requested to
send delegates to the city OF Washington to
attend a convention to bc held there on the
Sth OF January next 1888, to adopt measures
as will induce Congress not only to do Justice
to them. but also to the widows OF those who
have gone to their last account
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18

ACCIDENr-Wc understand that Mr. kimion
Jones, of this county, was crushed between
two cars the Central Railroad, above Ka-
leigh Oh the afternoon OF Thursday last. He
is rot expected to rccover.-Ro/ei"h star.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18
oOf. HA rs.

Ooh H ATS.
4, larnc s,Ip,lv of MY OWN MANUF .AtTLEE
stout Lambs Wool Hats.
Also Farmers and Planters smooth Fur Hats -
DAVID GEE.
l-ovcml,cr -th. 't
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18

Rev DIR. Deems, who for several years past.
has been President of Greensboro Female Col
le-e in this State, has declined the Presidency
Of Centenary College, located at jackson, La
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18

We attended the Fall Term Of the Court of
Common Pleas and General Sessions for Horny
last week Fhe case Of greatest interest
that Of Alfred Floyd, for the murder of his
wife which, it will be rccolleeted, was Effected
in April last by cutting her throat. When the
prisoner Nas placed at the bar for his arraign-
aenf his counsel Mcssrs. Iar!lcc x McDufic,
submitted aIidavits going TO establish his in
sanity for time previous to the act. His
answers TO the iaierrogatorics pror ounded by
the court, il There was any doubt before, fully
confirmed the allegations Of the affidavit, ana
convincing to the court that he aas nan
cHmpns men/ts. An investigation was ordered
to be taken by y magistrate and tw o physicians
which commission having reported that the
prisoner was afflicted with insanity. lie was
ordered to be sent to the Lunatic Asylum
lH0rinu .\fUr
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18

The New York Herald of the 7th inst says:
onr private advices enable us to state with,
certainty the result of the ministerial and am
p'ssaaorlai conference recently held at Ostcnd,
anu .lle o'Ject OF which was, it appears, to de-
teihihc upon Il line of policy bv which our diff
culties with Spain would be adjusted and that
"oNcrhlheht be induced to make rcpa ia ton for
p's' o"tfa@ts and lndi%nitics upon our citizens
''",, W. commerce. as we'll as security for the future
;, me conference necessarily brought up for
uisc"sSioh Inc peculiar position in which the
goSefhncnt OF the United States is placed by
the refusal of Spain to afford any suitable s,ti:
iactioh Tor the Black Warrior and other out
RACES; or, indeed, to continue negotiations upou
the SUBJECT. Matters have arrived at that cri-
sis where nothing is left for the United States
but either to abandon the whole question or to
co.s.illne it in a ssanner whiel. will afford an
opportunity for fuft1lcr shufiing. Sncit bcin.,
the opinion Of MeSsrs BuchanaE, Mas on and
Soue. we not surprised to learn that they
agreed to recommend that the government of
the United States should declare, i'll effect that
our safety demanded aud our interest required
we should purchase or take Cuba at once
1t is understood that Mr. AIcRac our Consul
at Paris who arrived here III the Arabia, was
the bearer of the dispatches conveying this re
com,nendation of the American Ministers, and
urging upon the President Immediately to make
the avowal and take steps to carry it into cf
feet. The matter is being delibcratcd
upon by the Cabinet at Washington. and the
country will look with deep interest to the re-
suit.
Mcs>rs buchanan, Mason and Soulc have
also expressed their conviction that France and
England favorable to the sale of Cuba to
the nited Statc>-a marked change having
recently taken place i'll the policy of those coun,-
tries in this respect. The tone of the English
and French press would lead to a suppoSition
that this WAS the case; but this is rendered
more important by the official character of the
information now i'll possession of our govern
ment.
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18

PROCESS OF MAKING SHor.--Thc pi" lead is
carried to- The top Of the tower by wintliass and
chain, worked by steam; it is then put in
furnace. Kept constantly burning night and day,
and attended by two sets of mcl--onc for the
tire and two to pear the melted lead in tin
stranerS. After passing lie straners it falls a
distance OF $50 feet, the passage through the
air giving the shot their shapes or form. They
fall into larger tub or basin Of water. Uere u
man is engaged dipping them out with ladle
and throwing them inclined plain, down
| which they run to drum, heated by steam and
| worked by machinery, so as to dry the shot;
when dry they are passed into revolving dsnn
which stops by action of machinery every five
| minutes. for polishing them; from the drum they
are thrown into hopper, aud from tins pass
over series of inclined plains, where the
defective shot are carried off, aud then through
sicvcs into drawers where they are assorted by
action of machinery or sieves; then INTO the
large boxes. from which they are taken ana
put in sacks, weighed and are ready teE
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18


STARR & VILLA \ NJ
Have in Store Il LARGE STOCK OF
DRY 90 ID s,
Hats. Cas- Boots Shoes Silk and Straw
BonnctS. Umbrellas, and Reasiy!nade
Clothing,
Which Will be sold to Wholesale BUYERS.
exclusively.
The attention Of Merchants is particularly invited /"
this Stock Orders solicited and satisfaction guar
;tntiri.
J. ". WILLIAMS.
Aug 1G, 1851. so7-tf
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS,
Our Fall and Winter Stock of . =.
DRY GOODS,
IIARDW ARE BOOTS. SHOES. HATS, CAPS,
BOnnetS, and
REIUI.HIDE CLOTItLN'G.
|, now in Store and read: for Inspection embracing
i,y far the largest and most extensive assortment we
have offered The trade. ana is we'll worthy the
examination Of every Merchant visiting this place.
i'''> HILL 4 sACKETT.
August 10, 1854
FALL, 1854.
.NLIi FIRM IND NEli GOODS.
PEARCE & FERGUSON
Arc now receiving their Fall and Winter Stock OF
DRY GOODS.
Hats, Caps BonnetS, Umbrellas. ParasolS,'
Boots, and Shoes, &c. &c.
With am c~t.r., assortment of Ready v-,na,c Cl,t},iu"
N rat, , , r. :. - ~, ,.;
and upon :cconmolat ting terms.
:, .
'"hi l,i- 'NP'l ''''': ''ii ~ ~ 'T' ""V" "
'"9lii' =. ny 'l'' ~ i' - W
3 !. F. 1'I:;,l rEAtCE ,l;':to<
D. b- fh'' SoN.
cI,l,\I\,-LIJ & >Inn\ >In
- 80 " i1i-i1 y ~
(SucctSSo!> to i. ShcniWrl)
D;-,It.rs II Sr,rIr AND I',S,Y
pI\- (,D/,J)<
,,,,r1. 80, >.,,,r- ,t,r,. >n r,p>,
,.,, stow c;urn<>r,;c
,,
,,nd ". viii il :, few ,x, receive :, new sunul, ,f
, <.a,r. "ii''
I" p"hctnai CUSTOMERS -
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18

CLARK MlI.s-Wc panied to near that
the establishment of this distinguished artist
has been visited with calamity by which he
suffers severe peeuniary loss, and which will
delay the completion of the great works whiclI
he had <emihc. eel- the equestrian statues OF
Washington and jackson. On Nov. 10th while
his furnace was in full blast the roof, from some
uncNi planned cause, took fire, and not wit hstand-
ing great efforts were mace to save the model
of the statue of Gen. jackson and the bnldiug.
they were, in an incredibly short time, DESTROY
ed by the flames. Several castings of the statue
had been taken anA placed outside Of the found
ry, and were saved: The loss sustained by this
fire is estimated at six to ten thonSand dollars
and he destruction of the model for the statue
is uarticularly 10 be regretted, as it cannot be
reproduced But With 2rcaG IaDoT ana nUayy
expense. There was 40 insurance Oh the pro-
pcrtv.
We give pla~c to this intelligence with sin
ccre rcgrct: but, Knowing the indomtablc en-
crgv of Mr. Mills we do, we do not entertain
doubt that he will arise like the fillcd bird of
antiquity, and pursue his business with renewed
energy and success. He has been tricd in the
furnace of llcton. but ult matcv he will come
out unsca thcd- nM. In on
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18
5ARG AIMS, BAtG AIMS '!

HARG AIMS, BARG AIMS :.
The undersigned has now Store his Fall and Vim
ter stock Of GOODS consisting of general '~Sori
DRl GOODS .l,sD GROCERIES,.
Uat. Cans. l:onn,ts Boots and SHOES. Sl tncts. Cas-
im.ry- Iinsrv~ Flannr- Nu~l5n-dr-I, aims, >iacc;-.
-l,w~ ,,rsv.t~ &c. Coffee sugar N"la~~eS. T"!ac-
co. Sc, &C. N-u = general and well selected stock
of READY Nj ABE CLOTHING. consisting of Coats
Vests Pants Shirts aad Intcr-shirtS
1lamnntjnc sperm aud pearl an'lles: pepper spice
=alurltu~. starch. fine chewing tobacco Ac
Produce taken il exchange Io1 Goods It market
prices.
Nortl side ofPcr-on ST. next door to F. D. Brcecc
" E-Nl persons indebted to lay note or ac-
count respectfully requested 10 call and settle i'm
lncliatcly. IL longer Indulgence Will moi . gwen
Oct. !. 1851 T. y. y.
pEAHcE : FERGUSON.
WAolc-ae dealers in Foreign and Domestic
unl<. copv. BoSIr, H~e>. inJreIlos, oud
KhADl-MADE. CLOTHING.
Nrrtl sid. HAY street. FAYETTEVILLE. y. {.
>trct attention paid 10 orders
july i. ISL J, !. F:EaTs5,S :i;t;i'
u ILLIlI Is o u,
Dealer in
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
FAMILY PROVISIONS. Ac
Eoot Fl H"gmo""f, Fuy4tcrWc Y. c.
Octnh.r :. 1891
DAVID DieDurEEE e
BRICK MASON -\ND pLASTEHi:P.
Faye:te~iile. y.
Persons wanting work done in his nc Will he
promptly attended 10 by addressing him at the r,,yct,v-
Vile Post 0iticc.
Fayetteville. JAM 2S. 1881 ly-pd
STOI-E
have good assortment of
Cooking. Parlor, Box, an, few Coal Stoves
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18
BII'I'I., I,

loo Firkins prime Mountain Butter
5 bushels Cranlerrics
yet . l"'f- i'-4t GEO. McNEILL
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18
II \ x I; 4. E1 "a Il o is 4,

HN GEO. I..N DER.
Nearly opposite I. W Vikings Auction store
FayrttcNillc. \. G.
oct !. f~53.
NEIi FlLL ND JINI'ER GCODH.
Opposite the Cape Fear Bank
JONES < LETT
Have now IN store a large a.td handsome Stock oi
FALL. 4 WINTER GOODS.
selected tlurin. the past month. by of the firm
in tie New York Market. comprising large Stock "i
staple and Fancy y J q q Il II y
bonis. .>hccS ard 1 mbrc|E"S
Yonrth,.r with IL large assortment of fine fAMIiA
crpt.ERIES Contrctiontrc~ Nc.. All Of which they
.r prepared oc their customers and all th"St
Nj <hiu 10 purchase select goods III the lowest nafkc
,,rc,.- - Produce taken i'll exchange for goods
HEi BEN JONES e. W. LEI l.
sept. I6. l>5l. y-p
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18

BnsS, to kiss; reb,>s to kiss again pluribuSs,
to kiss without regard to sex; sllybnss; to kiss
the hand instead of the lips; bluntterbusS to
kiss the WRONG person; omnibus to kiss all the
persons i'll the room; erubus, to kiss in the
graycIard or i'll the dark buss the boiler, to
Kiss the cook.
Dislike what deserves it, but never hate; for
that is of the nature of malice, which is applied
to persons, not things.-LeN-
The North-Carolinian., 1854-11-18
q. NE. Campbell,

N;t1TlONfst.i: y COM MISSION NEiSsEIN NJ
Las. side Of Gillespie street.
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