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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

" W You VIII fNIitN NNN hfhf sNHNf .
don't spcsl you are going 70 say somc.
th'ne haty want vou lp lhIuk 81
this all night See how ,ou lihc iho .
rooms; CONSIDER calmly What miscn.
Die lfp We have been heading; aud rr.
Gcc, how happ, we might hc together
It We were 10 live alone, in lo,o aud
peace then do Just o. ,ou choose. onl,
do no, bc influenced ia the aftf b}
your mother and sisters. Il will make
me very hspr, &c ,ou viii come with
mo. lfyou sny with them, | shal gd
to a hotel
Sarah ,rrmblcl, aol cried an ihc
way home. She did not scep amy that
night. bat in the morning .hc was much
calmcr than Jonathan could have "a.
pcclrd. In The kindcst manner he u.k.
ed what She hnd concluded To do. Of
course she cried urain, mud wanted
great deal Of conNipg. and great deal .
of sympathy. before she would decide
but at length she murmured
Il will 20 with you--
Jonathan almost smothered her with I
kisses.
But She nr,irulatod, discnraeinr .
her self. ,doar let our folks know
ANYTHING about il until am rome. -
They would tear me in pieces before
ihey would let me 20 p
.I'Il arrange that e cried the dclishi.
ed husband
They talked over their plans: aud In
accordance with them. Sarah hastily
packed up her private propcri, before
roing down to breakfast Allhe table
She had not. in reality. much appetite
and. arising before the rest Of the family.
She returned 10 her room. put on her
things. aud lrn the house. jonathan
still remained at the table.
i shall not b. home at dinner said
he carclcssly
Very we'll. replied Mrs. Rcntwcl.
.Nor at supper
Vory we'll
In fact, Won need not look for me 70.
night al ALL.
Just ns YOU nlcase.
.Nor tomorrow. said Jonathan, with
a sIiah, iremor In his voice.
The widow was startled. bat made
no answer.
4
come for the piano in the course Of the
dav. let it po.
The piano = almost shriekcd Mis-.
Laurn.
General CONSERVATION prevailed. IL
the midst Of which Mr.. Allen preserv
ed his calmncss admirably.
And the furniture ia my chamber
and the parlor furniture which ! be
, licye belongs 10 me, be continued,
shall send for during the day. All tn
+, rest leave TO you, with my bcs
wishes
what do you mean, Mr. AllcnF IN
. quircd Mr.. Rentwcl, ina supprcs-c
n voice. and with very white face.
j mean that ! have concluded
move my lodgings
o. The widow tried TO spread piece &
bread and butter with an appearanC
:; Of Indifference but her fingers ncmb
ed, aud ile muscles Of her hand wel
evidently very weak,
What will the world sny, TO see "
- desert your wife in this way + she as
ed, with an effort to speak calmly.
90. Sarah Is going with me-, cool
replied Mr.. Allen.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

Teacher Of Muse, Whitehall, y. Y. Piano Fories
Tuaed and Repsircd. Rc,idehce sch door soui'
Anicfcan Hotel, William street, Nlhi'hail'
4.i-u
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

Msnuiaotur.f Hnd Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
straw Bounct.. Fashionable Millinery nud Fancy
Goods, Onion Building. Main street, RafiaEd IT.
Old nonnots dressed over. 81
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

Merchants, aud dealers in Flour, salt,
ina, steel, Agricultural implements, Dom, Sash,
Glaze, &c., A., near the Freight Depot, hafiasd-
-. .
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

Asnufsriurcr aud Dealer ia Tin, rlirei Iron and
t't,ll.,f Nate aud 1is,i, exclusive Ageni ~ Rui-
Tf,, star" IInt D,as East oi Dyefs Hotel,
1..ia.a b. I0--iy
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10
REMOVAL.


rrlaarr fran ftstf Hlzr.alaffHfl.
P.fRA H0RkN. SHEFFIELD,
tsHihif Efnnsa stf -isaa -iisfs. est aha oftsra~
hfft asffHttfa taaf rfrrl-s|iasu- daf aff aftssas
tss tHssias tHa ttlisiT rDeaf rifsl--= slfsstas
haftiHffl rfssl.-i.aara
hs-1 sHt q s. rhssi r,asl-fa savs iae aii.sf Pss
fHfarrr
Osfaass rissi asi slf sssarr, + ~ IA ~R.,,.
sHf Htsaal HfHr..s.
Caaaiaf reI fft H /. ulis fts.i
itlsi i.sslisl f.I-lr1 r'rfl a.
fN a stsfh afr ~ fHt II satf ~ u.'s-f f...s
aiaf tsfHt Hg "a ~ gi-a-fff a rsAs,
81 D az "a nsH iast
Aisr D. freif FrfHfH-r
fafar ilrHa. t fa1iHafffr ffFraf. flsiadftll llAls
aasi'T fufffli f.. iis Naft siifsf. a.etIa
a'ifasss itfaff. r.saft -.afs siffst q fa1isasss
Afr D "a Alsl ia fa-s l3-iy
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10
]. 4. BARNEs.

Manufacturer aud Nboic,sle ahd Rsiaa Dealer In
Hat, Csp., Fun, and Rcsdy Made C!uihing, No.
uAptfist ul,ek. HAtsHa. ~ -
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10
MORTIMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

-
1'IIIS truly celebrated remedial pre-
pafaiiia. etirsfiuls alike hf sach and even do
u3i9u ~ HhraulsIic Complaint, o. ALREADY tso well
|wa and esteemed thr,a ghapt The nitua states tn
sife al leHsthy n1iicH u iu paramount Niftnes.
tfadicstes thi- heteiutfe urufHhlr Hnd dirfrs-ug
sease f the -ela, aud stands untit allied ga The
larpacY 81 madeleine.
We a. not pr1,,,ss - make unqualified statements,
4. f.trs a hpsifum hrtlff ih0 gahlf, but SIMPLY 10
nrsaosi tissr.s fnd-i intnri sisdi
suFTEREEs TIfEldsELIgS
pfarafr ffoan the Agent 10 tAer vicinity elrrulst,
Bnd rot nnly read The testimony ut th"se who have
spsfiencrd ~ Invaluable cdfstifc i1Wffs, tst ~
rite Co. call Hpsn, the rohYalrsfri-, ~ that The
\ stsnIsHts may efnrnste from the npntlin head
ufss bssh 10 ssfsft the nir-i uhss ahd one
which The Reputation ~ ilr Rrmrdg D. rrHatn ~
|.rinR sustained. Wuie sisn to tho ffnpfet0fs, who
J. ~ areufd even hlnnaten, and tafnsh haiuvs oi
hduAhtri eharaftsr frsm tFsr rf'tnn ni The hnii
! sti.eung Anirng them t'ue oi tie most eminent
% sriaHs, 1iergy yman Idituf-i AMI pfuinihent riu
~ frnderag ths reliability aud elrsrs ~ the rem
+. ly bsyei.a tie frarh uf 4t.hi ~ aistfgst
ApRTiMuEEs
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
D. vegetable estraei, internal fcurdi prepared
! tpfssty hsf ihs disease and TITS % viii rufc "a
! tcn torn, inaaauatnr Aruirl uf Chrome, no mat
ef II hos iaug STANDING.
sid Ia Katiand by POND MORSE
The shove have ai-1 flTsale
the GREAT ALTER1TIPE,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

Phy.ieian and surgeon. Oare al the New Drug
A, ~ Ily
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10
IANnON q. GRAVES,


Dealer. in Turniurs Poo, isias itan, Coal, Nails,
Hardware, Powder, aud Fuse near Inc Depot
HahHsa -.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

Manufacturot and Dcslci n lio,is, shoe-, SC, &C.,
Ar. Sc, ovcrO. J.. g'.lhH-' store, RutaEd, IT
Repairing done at short Notice, and at work wT
tainted. 81
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10
nONTON TYPE FOUNDRY
JOHN K. RODGERS 4 co.

Manufacture. aud Wholesale and Retail Dealers iT
4. =. Macomhrf'. Patent straw Caiiof, Hgae
riHf ~, IL
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10
JOHN c. MlILER'S
Patent Pulling. Washing and


'I'hs adsr.tgned, having parebAssd
49, slfs usiar- slisrs iH ar,at "a t.is fnilrd
t'fg sfiss g. tisa aI ian utarr. Fvha is a. aa
raarllaa asfHf - teaHiurHH teigif a.ih fFs.liff
tif fffa fhf sa,Atf o. if tAiae frs trsfiar-ai
81 '-Iaurr 8. ts rsvti a.Hfth 1ANia- % BENNETT.
h'siiaFias. Nli Msssh lt. is29
We fhr anfrrff -. ksrssf Hsrs gsha e Naleg's
fatHf "A ssttns a asf ilHs fas-i rhasfiF riritfsslf
H A. issfiifs A. fsf i-sl sHs Hslrf fTrriFt Harishs
So astruE aarr arrf ataa tgs frsl rIlhtsaf
Nsaf itrf a.A hf lzHra " saHftrd afa I-ftarai.
sfs aisaaffh isst $50 lssa sssa lisssfsns.s di-a.
l.sstea hrfrftfa ~ ftat rias AZ srlfls - a.
sseif rarf.-ss. st tith So aarfhisss
fHa 81 ttasff Nts aafan sNaast
H H rrfnat So h. A. stiffHs
saahs ssffft pc tHfff.
e. t.fta alat ttfsar sfHffr.
rte Hthks FasiaHHs- go nfrtf saffssss,
fattatt uHesnfrt 80 80 ftHHa fsf farfas.
u ~fsass So EstHtaas uffaa.
a. satsttas 49, aatlsfs rfssssFs
ersr s.ffkras.
tt.ta rFeHf. sNf tFahFf tflra.
seHHs Fsi sts. 49, Nfff aHffas.
u e. taHis NiHFa q. fasaf.
a"aa snssti q. tNtnsaH.
80 g. aaefas. So saat saaFas.
rHatt utttffafrs. sssa e.. asannaFas.
h H fafar HHff
o. fHHehs 80 o. Fa0snaHHs
afHasa
q. rsEae ssu.trsaas
ta-.l.srlas Waat o. i..t fs-f
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

Attorney snd rauH-eiur 10 i.av, -,aietor IN Chan
ssr. ara Agent 80 fsu.ianrfs, haaHly i.ands,
a. ulacs "a st-y Ihfaiis hioTs, hsfiaaai
a. a--ti
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10
GEo. H COLE d co.

lYh1lesaic aud Eriai DEALER a iir Guods, Gforcf-
fts, Cf,sksfN, HsnHinElan LnBuicied. ianau, Ginss
aud Stone Wafe, FLUID lawp.. Csmrheuc. and
burning fiaid, No. Merchants Row, near the
Depot, RaUaad, - A-y
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

Daguerrean Auhi, Shyighi Roons in tho Union
Baild,nr, Main street, Raftiaf, ~. firiures pat
upino osery variety nf ru lt, with - without ,"l-
or, at pucc. vafltng iiuh - eis. "a si@ l9-P
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

Dealer in Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Good-
Hat, Caps, &C., &c., No. Merchants Row, Rvl
issJ ~ -
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Il y nnppLNnn-



Manntsctur,T uf iisfnr,-o. Saddles, Brides Halter
Sarrihsies, &C. &C., SO. Para K"e, Ha'iaaa
~ I'll
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10
MoRTfNORE'r
BIT Err COR d / a l.

sssssss-sssss..sssssRsss. .-Fsssssssssss-sssssfss
This Invaluable gfspsfaiidu hss ehtained is1pu-
tntf wherever intfssinssa, nsIfccearHtsd "a the his
ilfy II sHy eihrf rTepafsu trsuril before he puh
b. The uiuinlaied ihnasanis W hn have u-od ii aud
Asr reaiGel ~ marvellous eirct n removing disease
Aad Restoring the Nervous system,
ta hsfaid H tie eaFid I.issesslng no mot sl
lsiisf yiftie- khaWs b. tie AatrfA hafiiea- FhlH
rtaso inf aFst standing 10 ihe Protrs''ua uss aud
gte-fnts it - the most effective
.iisfafirf and Blood Purifgsr ortr kHOirn.
Nsaisisia. .Gsasiai Drsiiiig ana Nounus Affections,
ss..siia ~ inai srs4u fssss uf Apostle, Neryuis
iieaasebe ph y u Hl.oa ''ihe Head, totnvtn@ss
60 isr4iaffos a iss hi1ssls, Firuref n N. ri1r'
faia srrs fapitaiisn vi Nee tiFari, ihnf li hfeAih
ia= Fs..ffaiipu af ihs Nrfs 3H System N9mhhr-s,
NiriH rsrsts 80 AhseihlHs q ise Lacy, lanudiee,
t.ssss ef ,s kla ~ pofsnsenient. lffoE
isiif m Fsuaies, pf,inriug i,ia} and ff'f,
,riiau ~ tiis Nrfss. f1stsn caissesls FfalaHsus
- uausfs u ths hisa iisess ,fs iaiata readily
tssiaisi b. re sse u 'As' 'efdtsL
z. 10 Sslssia-f q 49, prsrsa itssif
THE BiLN or GiLEtD
Il Espseisiiyto F.tnsies.
y even tfs atis ridditi ~ hs, b FEf'fntn~nds
s'i q. iaf safefioi 10 isai " hfA1 y hnf - We
aiHsf.l. ss'ags'ands, si'nf onlfaiea "naet u7 rom
A stssHsIsf ussss u % .sFsa Hafiila-.'
n sss - nas To H. rfffVris Zoe tnuf Hi 'hf ~i1
g. iliss stisi rhe airesfFo ofrars, snuniAics li7
80 e. ssaitti arii.a sunifitai 81 ihF 90 ihf ir
Hiis saa ,sslsasf sssr. iailafis purity, nth
Bsss aas ssfsiiig ihe pinl flrr aiatcs % hosY
raifai.'lnt 80 rsf'asiof iuasafr dasifs strength
tisr H.fts - sira isssat., tii csusttliian b. all
p ifs -tfhrfA stf itF o. si4a 81 haailh sna bfaHtg
q Tl. 'i.s v.s.'.sls s..nt fa,s.sal % as., ara
lsfisfu us stie o. e. Hssi lu snf sftif ~ hsalh rtth
~, Soc niefi arilfsff fsaaalr ui raia
F.s-, o.. p.ass r-1 ss,fs
81 t1F- $40 - srugrisit gtHfrsff, rs til0ssis Hua
fiaa i'fiFgss si 80 sapsai-l "n aPi llfsita srhs
I'D rlNnt NpEsr, As.su, aA,s su4 wsshias'aa
# Wv. ALnxASpER a CO.. rtarre,or-,
9-ii ~ asrisl Il tsi's hHassi NoH ie's-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

Atiarn~r and Cauus,li.f At law, aud Solicitor IN
ChanrsD. Once nearly opposite the rlAfA hahAi
BfsatsFtaa, o. f-i
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

|iTS FLRNISUD TO ORDER.
\ Wuiffit the ineans sHd Nsa ngitiHF thr fHsIlisi
b. nf if tstHhiahcd mattuis in tl.tnesr ulat has
fhr itaaes ~ ihi4tsanit uf hitu thai have r'un
Yea wlfH nutidna hui fhtif individual cri'Wn-o
rarl,na upla. fhr -irri 81 Che sgs lsisltfch dc
3D. that insu iu insure srrrss iu t--iHcs .h'ulA
a,..fr th.n usatl sksfti1n. On nlrft H. Ia-nnrfs
u 30 C.rns Co a aau's slsp f be- ritf down quietly
satts ls tbeui, uititsus letting hif hnsinc-t Zee
aE. Hr m.shs a. vsu hait candle and place o.
4 Isf hst-afi
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10
RruRrN 4. rHRALL.

Attorney hnd rupn.eiiof ~ law, and Sniiriinr tn
Chanscu. Oaics ih Caslaisa's BntiainE, BeantHF-
49, a 81
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cHARLrsL. WILLIAMS.

Attorne, and tonnsauur at Law, aud Solicitor IL
7--i
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

AttafusY snd fss1u-riinr 30 lev and noiiriinf 90
thaurerf also frnsisn ard iasang Land AEchi
fst hatianf toaail ana FifiHt1, thnf hirl l,-'
usIfh a ihf tanuu iiuuse, ksfl4afi - ~ ~
@ chHPEE TER,
Dealer in Grafefcs aHd ffufisifns buitrf, ihrrsff
Tanry sirds. kf-.--atis rfst1r. nfaf The Zap
tsst shulrh, Nsrasd. if a.
GEORGE s2AVEs
Nsnufifiafff ara N nulussle Sad Retail iieslrf ih
u.sts rh.s,.. Hnttsr-, ard zil tfads 81 Leather
Masr -isaTr, a4isaHihs WashluEaa Halt, H-i-
laaa, o. t-iN
BURT x SON,
Mhrirsait aua Ntftii ufaiefa ta 1T kipts ~ Dry
ssIaIs EfaSfr.rs ant FffFt-fsnr hafln are aud
tcilef, h-sts, -tf.as End hnl.ifr- sua ail q fse
ssFfersa rsieni Mrdaelnrr 90 thc asy Mas ~lp
srt dsaf uorh % ,1an h'4@ei Esfssa,
~ ss-m
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

JOHNSON &, LITTLEFIPLp.


wholesale ard H,taa Drigrisis, and Dealer. IN Per
fumeu IaHrl Aulries, Tni-srs. ehnul1tr Urarcs, ,
HafniHs fiuid ahd tamphene, 90 lainn Building,
Aaiu street. and Iudef tie Bafdts eli House, " sch
iBsfnn street, Hstsaf, Jt ~
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kH 80 >F4faiHff q So NffFfa Natf
THE BiLN or GlLEtD.

Wv. ALEx AspEH 4 CO.. rf,rrsiaf-,
ll-lg 81 3 aaHfs7 Il tsrs u..sssj AuN sft.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1854-05-13
Nov 9, 1858


NOTICE..
THE subscriber offers for SALE his LANDS. six miles
North of Fayetteville, and about mile from the
Fayetteville and Raleigh Plank Road, consisting of
about twelve hundred and sixty of land suited
to the making of Turpentinc Timber There Is also
the premises. good Saw and Grist Mill all in good
repair and now in operation: also Dwelling and all
the necessary outhouses. in good repair.
Also another tract Of two hundred and fifty
the head waters Of CarverS Creek known the Trrv
Place, which there sa small Farm Dwelling House
and other houses
On the first named tract, there is about twenty
five thousand Turpentine Boxes from to four years
old.
All the above lands will be sold the most accom-
nodang terms. Persons wishing to purchase, will
please call the subscriber who will take pleasure in
showing the above lands
WM. r. BOLTON.
Oct. 27, 1853 65-tf
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TO MILL OWNERS,

The Subscriber takes this netltd Of in nfnrming his
friends and the public that he still continues in the Mill
Wright business and all its branches viz: laundering.
framing. and erecting Water Steam Mills upon ari-
nrinciples. either with simple complicated
chincry lie returns his thanks to the f,uflc Tor the
liberal patronage he has received heretofore. and hopes
bv strict attention to business. and BY giving general
satisuc ton. to merit continuance of the lie
himself that his work will compete with that of
other macinis for speed and durability. All per-
sons who want work done in the above line would do
we'll give him call. he has several competent
Jobs the shortest notice and reasonable terms
Orders promptly attended to. For further information
address the subscriber at Johnsonville, Cumberland
county. \. 4. ID. Is. JOHNSON.
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sFORE.
&PRLNGI 4 Nd .&L-lLLEE GOODS

n EW SEOR E.
SPRING AND ,SLlIIER GOODS.
The subscribers respectfully 20 the people
Of Fayetteville and its vicinity that they have opened
!. new Store Cat the stand formerly occupied by Worth
& Elliott) containing a large Stock OF
DRY GOODS,
Which will be sold at Northern Prices. In Stock
may be found late styles of Ladies' Dress Goods
Fancy Brocaded Silks rich cd and plain black Silk
at all prices; lawns; French Jaconcts, Musins, and
Tartans in great variety; very fine article OF black
Alpacas, Ginghams. and Prints Piano and Table Gov
ers Also handsome lot of Enlhroderles consisting
of emh'd Collars. Sleeves and ChcmZetts; Jaconet
Cambria and Swiss Edging and Inserting; Linen Cam
brio Ifandkcrchefs; emb.d djtto tine lot of Grape
Shawls Wells, Silk aud Rid Gloves Hosiery, Bonnets
Ribbons Table Cloths. Irish Linen, &c.
A large lot Of Hats viz Aiolcskn and Drab Beaver
Hats Straw Hats all styles; Straw Bonncts Msscs
Bonncts and Flats.
\ large assortment of Je,*ery: Gold Ear Rings,
Breast Pins 4 variety of Gold and Silver Watches,
Gold + oh and Vest Chains, &c.
Together with the largest and finest stock of Ready
made Clothing before offered III this market: Fine
black Cloth Frock and Sack Coats; also tine bfo"ii
blue and green Summer Cloth Coats: fire lot of black
Alpaca Coats 4 large assortment Of Pants: fine black
oessin Cashmere Pants fancy Cashmere Pants, at
all prices \ fine lot of Vests: white. buff, and fancy
Marseilles Vests black Satin and fancy Silk Vests Sc
\ handsome lot of Cloths and Cassimcres; Gents
fine Linen Shirts, Collars, &c.
Persons wishing to buy would do we'll to call and
examine Stock before purchasing elsewhere we
sCHLoSs 4 MCCORMICK, Hay street.
p s. Clothing of all kinds for Boys offrom four to
sixteen years old.
April %. 1851 90-tf
ALFRED ALDERMAN,
Inspector Of Naraf Stores and Prorsslons,
WILMINGTON, y. C.
All business intrusted to him will receive prompt
attention.
p. Nj. WALKER,
| Inspector Of Narat Stores and Prorls1ons,
WILMINGTON, n. G.
All business nrustcd him will receive prompt at
tention.
April %. 1851 SIN
FISH AND LIME.
| 275 CASKS STONE LINE.
| so bbls New Herring, C\o -
| 10 half-bbls do. do
| 20 bbs. Macherel (No. and ~
Plaster Paris.
| Cement and Plastering Hair
| Bale Hay.
AL fresh and warranted good. Just received by
! J. W. POWERS co.
| April 20, 1854 91-St
| $500 BUSHELS Corn for sale BY
| GEO. w. WILLIAMS s Co. =
| March Is, 1854.
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IMPORTANT NEW S.

Tie Cheapest place III Ioacn to bay Clothing!
The subscribers inform the citizens of Fayetteville
and the public generally that they have just received
a large and fashionable Stock of
READ1-MADE CLOTHING,
FROM the finest to the lowest quality Their stock con-
sSts OF COATS made of cloth. cashmere. casllmcrct
SIX laS!hg i!azne, dra-'le-ete alpaca. grohng
cot ne OF all colors checks and giugianls, and OF
AZ onef hlhs OF goods in the market They also offer
the Cheapest and best selected stock of ANTS
and ESIS ever seen in this market. Shirts collars
suspc'uerS' meek stocks, drawers. and great many
other goods for gentlemen They ofcr these article,
at "hnesnle otrctaH on accommodating terms Gen,
tiemen are invited to call at the northeast cor
ncr Market Square. heNt to \. Johnson & Co
NJ GREENTREE & co.
n Il. Al those indebted t" prior to the lst Jan V
will please call ana settle as no longer inn! sence can
be given.
N. GREENTREE & co
April %, 1854 I'm
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CLOTHING: CLOTHING:: CLOTHING!,:
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

AMBERG & CO., Wholesale f. Retail Manu-
facturers and Dealers IN Raadynaade Clothing
Have Just received and opened the largest and best
selected stock offered in this State.
They keep constantly ON hand an extensive assort-
ment ef Gentlcmen's furnishing Goods. embracing
Caters shass ssnd ta'afttsc pfe ne KHSts
Cravats Stocks Trunks, Ealiees Carpet Bags; Under
cloth in Silk Gauze Cashmere. Isle thread. Cotton
and great variety of other Gents DRESS ARTICLES
too numerous to mention
\ splendid assortment of Gents morning Robes
Also, clothing ofany kind made order the short
est notice and latest style.
Manufacturers of Shirts and CELLARS, importers and
dealers i'll Cloth. Cashmere. Caslnere, Ncstings.
Linen Drilling and Marseilcs &c.
Our stock will be replcnished every week Ivy
senior partner who resides North. Come and examine.
and remember East side of Green street, in p Shcn-
wells building
Boys clothing, large assortment kept always on
hand
AMBERCt & CO.
April p. 1854. If
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ssILI.sS NE PITS ULTRA EERNEsH.

The Subscriber. practical Boot maker of some eN-
,crence time been sensible that there
dcsder0tn to be yet supplied to the public in the
of suitable blrnAh for boots ard shoes. Most of the
articles used either injure the leather fail to
impar that ustre necessary to give to mans
derstanding proper finish. He ha. therefore, dur
ing the last twelve months. been deyotng himself to
of preparing article free from these olec-
tons. and has length after much investigation and
experiment completely succeeded. The result is t =
pl,s ultra Burnish.' He only wishes that it
may be tested in order to establish it's superiority
all others. Call on him at his shop opposite r
Lauder Marble Factory. Hay street. and be supplied
with excellent article at a cheap rate.
THOMAS GILL.
Nov 9, 1853 tt
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Whereas at Spring Term \. d. 1854, it ordered
nv the Court that an EXTRA TERM be held on the
fifth Monday in May next. and that publication be made
of same this is therefore TO notify all persons hav
inc suits pending the Civil Docket. we'll as ali
witnesses summoned said suits. that they attend at
the Court House in Lumberton the fifth Monday in
Nav next afore aid, this will be devoted to
such civil causes alone undecided in said Court
Witness Alexander Mcmillan Clerk of our said Court
at Office the 24th day of April A. D. 1854.
9l-3t] \. MCMILLAN, &. S. {.
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SPRING IMPOKTAI IONS FOR 1854.
STARE, & WILLIAMS

Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Bonnets, Boots, Shoes, Umbrellas, ano
Rendy- lIndc CIothing,
UAI STREET FAYETTEVILLE, y. c.,
Invite the attention of their customers and the trade
generally, a very superior Stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Which they will sell at prices low be found in
anv market South of Mason and Dxons line to pur-
chasers who pay promptly or buy for cash.
Merchants will find in this market good stocks, and
at prices which cannot fail to please.
March Z, 1854
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1900 ACRES or LAND FOR SALE.

1900 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers sale twelve hundred acres
of Land located in the lower end of RichmoEd county.
1t is about cq-distant from Floral College Lauren
burg High School and Laurel Hill. The Land is well
adapted the growth of cotton wleat. &c. 1t
also offers great Inducements to those engaged in the
tIrpcntinc and lumber business. have constituted
Alexander Mclean. Esq my agent during absence.
to whom all communications in regard to the matter
may be addressed Gilopoiis F. o.. Robeson county.
Luther Blue, who resides the prcEaiscS will take
pleasure in exhibiting tssc,n any who may call
for that purpose. J. G. BLUE.
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S25 REWARD.

On the lst day of January, 1858, hired Boy named
Robert to John \. Williams Esq; time in Feb'y
following he left Mr. Williams, and had be-
evc was urkng in the Neighborlood ofFayetteville,
but now believe he has been kidnapped decoyed
by some villain. Said Boy is of black complexion. is
between Is and IA years old, quite active good look
ing little fellow and doubt tell q plausible
tale l will give the above reward for his delivery
me, confinement in any Jail, that get him
again. $40 if farrestcd of the State that get
him. JAS EVANS Cuardiao
March i. 1851 Si-tf