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PEPrrr1HG 'Eu-"Did / ever tell you how
near came to losing my election as SENATOR!
said the Squire.
mo, / b'lieve not"
"Well it was altogether owing to Watercm
not having a sufficient supply Of liquor on hand.
You see the main strength of our party lies III
the upper end of the county-speuaiy among
the inhabitants of the swamp, as 1t Is called.
SO YOU see, about two days before the election,
| sends Sam up among the Swamrcrs with five
gallons of the real hardwarc-trcmcndou stuff
knock horse down-thc last Waterem had
on hand About four hours back Sam,
horse in pcrspiration, himself in fright, and
everything Indicating an untoward state of
affairs
.Whats the matter SAM" said I.
"Matter?" said he, matter enough--you
have outraged the feelings Of the yirtuous
Swanpers: they swear that any man who eX-
poets to go to the Senate for three years, and
can't afford ten gallons Of whiskey, is too mean
for the post--they won't vote for him."
"Mattcrs looked squal!y enough. Only one
storekeeper within days ride and he a democrat.
OF course he wouldn't sell any liquor to me so
near election
What did YOU do?'
"Called council of war immedatey y-Law-
yer Ross and several more. Ross proposed a
letter of apology to the disaGected Rejected
l-wouldnt do without the whiskey. Gale AL
right was the fellow to help US out, always 1ull
of eNpedicnts He proposed to water the liquor
| up to the right quantity. We did SD, but on
trying it found it much too weak for our trends
Such stuff wouldn't go down with them. ale
| asked if we hand any other spirits; handed hiln
about a gallon of gin; in it went, tasted It, not
strong enough. Found about quart OF ruin
poured it in. Sam tried it, "too weak SAID
he. We were at wits end. "Red pepper
| said Gale. 1t was brought, i'll went a poand,
he stirred it up. Capital" said he. We tried
it and nearly biistered our throats,'it would
have killed rats. Sam took it mp the next DAY
explaining that it was all owing to the search
ty of liquor in the neighborhood, that fresh
supply of the best "Od Mongahale" had been
obtained. and invited trial OF its merits. They
were molifed-pronounced it the '.rale stun,
and became Senator by majority OF zoo
votes"
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AFFAIR OF Ho<oR.-We learn from the
Southside Democrat that F. S. Moore of Will
minrton. ~ c., was arrested in Petersburg on
the 5th inst, satisfactory information having
hon Iodoed with the officers of his intention to
f,ht dueI with another North Carolininn
named Jones--Mr Moore was recoe nzed iu
the sum of 50 900 to keep the peace for twelve
months Star
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$50 REV ARD.
Nov L. 1853

Runaway from the subscriber, his Negro men JOHN
and TOI}f3i. John is about 26 years old 6 feet Incl.
hi -l. weighs about lS5 l4o lbs To,rv aged about
- years feet . inches lriGh stout. and weighs IL,
lhs. They We're bought from VI James Surics. of Cum
raraot cndnty. and viii probably h, lurking IN that
nei"h'o:,ocd. Tohcy has wife at Mr. Echard Bird =.
in johl~t"n County. Fifty Dollars for either.
hundred Dollar f., til will c Pad for their aprre-
hei,~on delivery the s.tlscri"r Or their
In"mcnf II any Hail in the State. HAT he got
them. IN additional: OF Or" Hundred Dollars will
y" pa l"f the conviction OF any person OF harhoring
the above Negroes.
JOHN COLEY.
Fair duff. Columbus Co. n c.. Oct g. 63-tf
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OATES HOTEL, WARSAW, \. c.
Notice to the Travelling community )
Aug. 10. 1891.

Tho subscriber bcgs leave to return his thanks tt
the public for former patronag and asks cOntinu
OF the same He those who paronZt
him that pains VIII he spared 10 make them com
Portable. HIS house is equal to any the Whining
ton an! Raleigh Railrnad.
i, also keeps Livery Stable, with good hacks anf
horses. for the accommodation OF passengers from az
to Fayetteville. or to other place in the State
that they may wish to be carried.
C. J. OATES
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J JAMES G. SMITH.
.Vtei f&

(OlvIQlSSluN t'In1'CNNRfS
Have removed their Office to the second story OF tGl
Iud.l- formerly occupied hv the Telegraph ompany
whr they prepared to attend to all business III tho
Commission lifc.
.>ll business entrusted 0 them Will be puactualy
attended 10.
Wilmjng gton. Jan'v II. 1854. .G-1y
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NOTICE.

The Ma Gstratcs of Cumberland County are request
ed to meet al the Court House i'll Fayetteville on
Tuesday Of Scpteu! er Court at II O'Clock, for the
transaction G: public business
BENJ ROBINSON, Chm
Aug. 10. 1854 SO7-tC
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| On the first consignment of Seidltz powders
to the capital of Delhi, the monarch was deeply
Interested in the accounts OF the refreshing box.
bog was brought to the king in full court,
and the Interpreter explained to his majesty
how it should be used. Into goblet he put
the twelve blue papers, and, having added water
the king drank it off. This the alkali, and
the royal countcnance expressed no sign of
satisfaction. 1t was then explained that i'll the
combination Of the two powders lay the luxury
and the twelve white powders quickly
dissolved i'll water, and eagerly swallowed
by his majesty, with shrek that will be re-
memhered While Delhi is numbered with the
Kingdoms; the monarch rose, staggered, eN-
ploded, and in his full agonies, screamed hold
me down Then rushing from the throne fell
PROSTATE on the floor. There he lay, during
| the long-continued efervescencc of the com
pound, squirting like ten thousand pennyworths
of imperial pop and believing himself in the
agones OF DEATH melancholy and humiliating
proof that kings mortal.
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CHARLES BANKS
CoNFiGCrEOSE,s,
I I EVIIiE G
September Is. 1852
NOTICE

NOTICE.
All persons Indebted to the undersigned t note y,
account Will cost by settling the same ,f ~,
10Th OF september next as longer Indulgence viii no,
be given.
JOHN D. Mc\EEII
July II, 1854 SO:i-itpd.
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FALL, 1854.
NEU FIRM 1I4ND NE|I- GOODS

u 2
PEARCE & FERGJSON
Are now receiving their Fail and Winter Stock of
DRY GOODS
Hats Caps, Bonnets, Umbrellas Parasols
Boots, and Shoes, &c. &c
With extensive assortment OF RecCy-,nadc Cothinr
All of winch they offer to purchasers low prices
and upon accurlmosia ne terms.
From long experience. and by strict attention o
business. they nope to merit share ofpuhlic
b. +. iEARCE
J. Is. FERGUSON.
Fayetteville. Aug. l.. 1851. SO7-tf
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AGIsICiITC!SiI. AG

We hov" received orlr usual stock os FARMING
IMPLEMENTS s,ic' Ilough1. llarr"ws tnitivator>
&c. Nc. j. y j. y ->jDll-i'.
\ horse Wagon, complete, for sale
Marlh Is. lS1i j. ~ i. w
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APPLICATION

I'll be made to the next legislature of North Carolina
70 obtain Charter for a Bank. o be called the Pine
rec Bank OF North Carolina, br located at Lum
b"rtOn.
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SHOOTING AFrAIR.--Wc regret to state that
Il difficulty occurred on Monday Evening last
between james Wilson and Nat c. Ca ayand
which resulted in the former shooting the latter
with pistol. The bullet entered the left
breast infiicting very dangerous wound
though hopes entertained that he will I,!' re-
cover. They are both very young men-Wil-
son not more than II years Of age.-Chn'l0ffr
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pOTASH:: pOTASH::3
White Potash just received and for sale by
J. y. SMITH.
Aug 10. 1854 ct
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Cn:i:.cNT q. v;tIGssT

Attorney ut f4:--s, E'ar"frc vile, \. &.
Cfi.,, ii the corner Of Bow and Green streets.
Frny ;. 1888.
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FIVE IiUNDt:E ED THOUSAND POUNDS
COTTON AND LINEN RAGS WaNTED
The subscriber will pay the highest market pric,
for aliv quantity of clean Linen and Cotton Ra Is
| DAVID MURPHY
March 4, 1854 IF
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State of North Carolin"--Cu u,n''e r'nnd County.
Superior Co"H # I>o'r-Sprine Tenn, 1854.
Cook 4 Johnson Il. Legct.
Attachment ard levy made and conditional jud emen
thereon.
1t appearing to The sasfac of the Court that the
defendant, w. J.! Icget. resides beyond the limits of
this State: it is therefore ordered by the Court that
;,u !ica ton be made in the North Carolinian for 81
weeks for The said W. L. icGet to be and appear
the Superior Court to be held for the county of
tumb 2rlni. the Court House in Fayetteville on
the seventh Monday after the tour5 Monday in Sep
tels"' 1874. and plead plevy, or the condit ona
Judgment will be made absolute. and The land levied
condemned to the plaintiff use
Witness jesse 7. Warden. Clerk of our said Court
Office in Fayetteville. the seventh Monday after the
fourth Monday in March, 1851 and 18th year of Amer
ic.tis ado },cHGcncc.
SD1-Gt1 JESSE T. WARDEN
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X. NJ. NIIRCHISPE.
Co,nmissi,-, and Forwarding Merchant,
Nu.MINGrON, y. {.
January :. 1854
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NOTICE TO rIERCIztNTs.

The subscriber wishing to engage in moro retired
occupations and c'a more cOngcnlal to Bis feelings
OF rs for sale his Houses and Lot Floral College,
HI" Lot Contains Of land: the buildings
adapted to the !:Gos" cta Store, ana suitable for
fainiy to live in The location is healthy and the
water excellent. The subscriber safely say. after
having been enGagei. i'll til" Mercantile i!suess 10
years at this place. that few il any location offers such
Inducements those wishing to Cm ark in the business
this docs The country around isthiciy populated
The College i in hourslng conditinn 1T present
numbering 40 Students. and the people isting nguS
cl for INTEL i.encc and morality.
For further information apply the subscriber
Floral College. y. G.. JOHN McIN\IS
August / :. 1854. S0G-Gt
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NJ \ Il: L. +; = c + . IL Y,
BY GEO. LAL DE

BY GEO. LAUDER.
Nearly opposite to +. w. Willhjngs' Auction Store
Fayetteville, \. {.
Oct. |. 1913.
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E1ELE BURS1SG-Wc are Informed upon
good authority, says the New York Journal of
Commerce, that short time since a number of
Protestant Bibles were sent to Cumn;nsvile to
be distributed among those families who were
| not able to pay for them. The Bibles were
gathered together and piled up i'll the road and
destroyed by fire, by parcel of Irshmen. The
remains of some of the burnt Bibles be seen
at the Bible Society's rooms. Is it possible
such outrage has been committed in this age
of civilization!
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FiErf DOLLARS REWARD.

Tho allow; reward VIII be given any person who
will deliver to negro woman ANNA. who all
scontp.? al.ut the 1lth Of November last her
confinement i'll any Jail III this State 50 that Get
her a,-ain Said negro is Of bright mniat-o complex
ion speaks clearly and more properly thaa negroes
usual! Y do AID is rather below the medium size.
II i s1nposp. that she is lurlng about the vicinity
of Fayettcvc aided by the celebrated Simon Blue OF
barborine notoriety. She may attempt pass
free rso, among the numerous free muatoes about
Fayetteville. :
DundarrCch. RohesoI county,
April 20. 1851 ?l-H
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4 remedy Cbghs Colds. Caarr Bronchs. Crop Fhoopin1
f;mqi ASthn' ('isnmtion N95rous Diseases Dyspepsia
Disease
IscL all diseases a
bad
feeling eating hearty dysrsJc HABITS
WARRANTED TO BE PURELY VEGETABLE
These Pills Expectorant. Ton" and Arerient One
three
dollar bottle of the Syrups. i'a,sams
prove this Important truth.
They promote E;xpectoratfon. Loosen the
Lex .ssasl Clear Lungs and Other Secre.
tory Organs, of rn bid matter. and there il
whole Natera Mcdira of
inrar,in healing properties to the Lungs and Vital Or
as these Pills They Cure Costfveness, produce
p good. regular Appetite, and Strengthen the
System.
Cali sell Pills. the Itd7feTs
Giving particulars certificates OF
BON Kinds of the afovenanlei Pills for sale in
Every Town and Village In North and South
N IN Fayetteville by SAllL J. HINSDAiE and J. \
Jlle Il. 1884 Tn,
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state of sortsn caro.i,a--o1ont:;onnery co"nts.
Couxt of I'lr1s cmd Catartcr Scssions-JuIy
Tern, 1854.
Nary Stewart widow OF E.veritt Stewart. Jowt
and Kindred Stewart Colson Cro,re and wife Lucin-
,la and Benton Smith and wife Sarah Ann.
Petition for Dover.
In this case it appearing the satisfaction of the
Court thai Colson troWell and wife Lucinda are nom
this State it ordered |y The Court that
p,blicatiou lie made in the North Carolinian for six
successive weeks for ColsCn CrOWeil and wife Lucinda
appear next Court of Pleas and Quar-
ter Session. he held in and for the county of Mont
romcry. a the Court House in the town of Troy on
the first Monday in October next to plead.
dcmur to the said petition. or the same will be taken
pro concsso and heard eNparte as to them.
Witness. John Nci4ennan. Clerk of said Court at
Office in Troy the first Monday in July \. y. 1854.
SO7-G1 JOHN McLENNAN. c. c. c.
! state North C,rolina--Monsson,cry County.
Court Of Pleas end Quarter Sessions-July
Term, 1854
Thomas Williams and wife Martha vs. DcI,bv Eovd
David y, Boyd, Wilson ". Boyd, Benz s. Boyd. Locky
d. boyd, Calvin Il. Boyd. and Ann Boyd.
Petition for repro!,ate Of VIII.
In this it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Wilson W Eoyd. OF the heirs at law o
Roltr, d. Hovd deceased. is a nonresident of this
State it is ordered by the Court publication bt
made in the North Carolinian newspaper published
in the town OF Fayetteville, for six successive weeks
for him be and appear at next Court of Pleas
and Quarter Session to be held in aud for tie
on the Ist Monday III October ~ ID. 1854. to plead
answer or dalnur said petition. the will bt
taken nro confesso and heard eXparte as TO him
Witness John McI.cnnan. Clerk OF our said Court a.
Office the first Monday in July. A. y. 1924.
| S01-6tj JOHN "cLE>-'TN->'C Cieih.
|
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CEDAR FALLS Cotton Yarns and Sheet
ings loT sale by
TROY & MARSH
Nov L. 1873
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yyD DUEFIc z !,

DAVID F e Il,
BRICK MASON AND PLASTEREi:,
Fayctteviiie, n. c.
Persons wanting work done in his line will be
promptly attended to by addressing HIM atfe Faye
willie Post Office.
E,vatteville Janv Is 1884 1y-pd
SALE.
Young and wcll-broke MULES.
". z. NALLETT.
February H. 1854. 19-tf
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Fragments ofMc Cuyof GhnSgo'r D;scorered.
Boston, August l6, ls54.-Captain Taylor,
of the British bark Briton's Pride, arrived at
this port this morning, reports.-Aueust 18th,
in lat. Al SO, Ion. sc 05, passed a chest painted
green, and lettered &c. b., City of Glasgow" "
in gilt ornamental wreath and in few min
! utes afterwards passed a head board, about
| twelve feet long, with letters on it, but could
! not make them out These were doubtless REM
nants of the i'll fated steamship City ofGiasgow.
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MGR I'lEI GAROLuNuAM.
VETTEvILLE. en-. C.

Z sIAk ksasGUANo TRApE.-We learn from the
NaxFagton Sentinel that towards the close of
the aefe session OF Con@erss, the special COM
MITES af the House of Representatives, to which
was&EIerred the memorial Of two thousand
cltlaess of Delaware, praying the government OF
thesNElted States to effect some arrangements
viii. 1ssru, by which, for just and proper
ee.aWsa:ent, the Peruan government will either
csde g the United States one of her guano
islesNx or, by removing the existing restrictions
nlsa1 merican vessels engaged in the guano
tsAes place the trade in that article upon a
moro st dHd liberal basis,lnade an able report
on the suhject, which is interesting 10 every ticr
Of the soil.
Three successive administrations have made
efforts to induce Peru to enter into more liberal
commercial aties with the government of the
United States; but such efforts, strong as they
were, have been unsuccesstul.-Wit know
ledge of these facts, and the reasons that have
conduced them, the committee feel authorized
to recommend that the President of the United
States again invite the Peruvian government to
treat with the specific right to orr merchants
to purchase guano, like other products of Peru,
upon her own soil, and upon the terms Of the
most favored nation. They also reported bill
imposing inlpost duties on sliding SCALE upon
the Chncha island guano.
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The French ArmyofMe East

I The French ArmyqfAe East
The following notice respecting the
French army of the East, is from the
Paris correspondence of Tie NeN York
Commercial Advertisers: @
Prince Napolean's effects. BE tent,
his material, are ready, aud are col
lected in a gallery in the Champs
Elysees. The medical service is
completely organizad, and the whole
rtsff has left for Toulon. The religi-
GUS service is to be organized in ac-
cordauce with decree published by
the Mon,teur yesterday. The Min
lister Of war will appoint as many al
moners to be attached to the army, as
he may consider proper. One will be
detached to each division in activity;
and one to each grand ambulance.
They receive military rank aud the
salery Of their grade. Each one is to
have horse at his service throughout
the war. This, says the decree, lis
because it is Of the highest interest
that our soldiers, in the midst of the
trials Of war, be not deprived of the
encouragement and consultations Of re-
ligion."
1t is understood that Prince Napo-
lean will carry out with a poet, a mar
inc painter, several designers, drughts-
men, and a number Of botanists, geol-
ogests, &c, who will gather what in
formation they can. each in his own
peculiar walk. The artists is to take
down paper sketches of all collisions
between the two armies of sufficient
to he preserved at Yer
saiIles, and the other historical muse
ums.
.r
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BURIAL OF THE LAST SURVIVOR OF
THE BATTLE OF Lzx1SGros.-A te!e-
graphic despatch, dated Lexington,
Marc', goth, says:
The funeral solemnities Of Jonathan
Harrington, the last survivor of the
battle Lexington, were celebrated to-
day, and were very imposing. The
Governor, Lieut.. Governor, Executive
Council, and many members of both
branches Of the Legislature, were
present. Eighteen military compan-
les and several Masonic orders were
in the procession; and it is estimated
that some 5000 strangers were in
the town. The ceremonies were gen
orally of a Masonic character, the de-
ceased having been a Mason. Rev.
George NJ. Randall, Grand Master Of
tie Lodge of Massachusetts, preached
the funeral sermon.
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TDecidedly the best organized
Agricultural Society in the Union,
is the Georgia State affair." They
offer the most liberal rewards. as
premiums for the best productions,
not forgetting to make mention of a
product, which, from neglect, is much
drgencrating. We mean babies
The first premium for babies is sill
yer pitcher valued ut $50, and so Gu
dow,,; and this stim1!ent has created
quite competition in the market.
We have now various societies, for
various purposes, bat few for the sole
purpose Of improving the stock Of
men" 50 t'.at they may live longer
and do better things. We cannot see
why there should not be as much COM
petition in this line, as there is to in.-
prove the breed Of Shanghai chickens,
long horned and short horned cattle.
Why, what shall become Of US, if We
dwindle, dwindk. dwiddle: Bantam
specimens Of humanity are to be met
WITH every where, and it is only down
On tie prom;ntory Of Patagonia, that
thoy come up to the full measure.
Alas! alas! The days of "Gog,'' and
',Maygog' have. We fear. passed for
erer. J
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COMPLIMENT TO LIEUT.. MAuRY.-
King Oscar Of Sweden, says the Bal
timore Sun has ordered gold medal
to be struck at the Swedish mint, in
honor Of Lieut.. Maury. Of Washington
having on one side a likeness of the
King, and on the other a Latin in.
scription with the name Of the distin.
guished object Of the compliment. It
viii be made Of a Swedish coin one
of the purest in Europe and in weight
will be equal to City Swedish ducats.
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ANOTHER RELIGIOUS JOURNAL
The Southern Journal that was to
have been published in this city, and
for which we publisheda prospectus
some six months ago, has made its ap.
pearance in New Orleans,
We herald the appearance Of every
new religious paper, as we do one Of
political character. The former
tend to keep assundor, the different
sects, and the latter, to advance the
interest Of "the party (Which is their
own) to the prejudice Of liberal, en-.
ligateped, ard conservative principles.
What has Sectarianism to do with
Christianity; and what is party poll
tics but pecuniary interest? Moth
ing. The true Christian is not a
blind and bigoted Sectarian, ready to
scratch out the eye Of his neighbor,
because he does not and cannot see as
he does; aud The patriotic Statesman,
occupies noble ani iisaiied position,
far-vcry far removed from the pot
house politician. who Las not thought
for the country, beyond "the division
Of the spells.
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A BRowNLow' PARAGRApH.-Par-

A BRowNLow PARAGRAPH.-Par-
son Brownlow makes the following
announcement in the last received
Knoxville Wing:
"The editor Of this paper proposes
to deliver discourse tomorrow at
Temperance Hall, at IL o'clock, upon
the subject Of human depravity, prov.
ing his position by the Bible first,
and next by Knoxville,