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CLARENDoN IRON WORKS,

w ILMINGTON, N. u.
TIE CLARENDON IRON WORKS are Row
prepared to receive orders for Beam, Vertical Hor-
zontal or Osciatng Steam Engines. High or Low
Pressure, and adapted to all purposes; Circular
Vertical and Portable Saw Mills, complete; Pumps
Mining Machinery, Grist and Flour Mills complete
Parker, Turbine and other Water Wheels. Eunilp
of Steamers. Car Wheels and .Axles; Horse Powers
of various patterns: Rice Field Pumps and Engines
Rice Tlrashers Shingle Machines Snaftng. Pulies
Hangers, Gears, and all other Mill Work.
CASTINGS.
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions, incud-
ing Ornamental Iron Railing. Pipe. Bridge Cast
ings &c, &c. The Company would respectfully
invite attention to their styles and patterns Rail
ing which may be at their office.
BOILERS.
Tubular. Flue and Cylindrical Boilers. Water Tanks
Chimneys and all other kinds of Boiler Work
REPAIRS
\ separate department. and force will be kept fo6
repairs where work will be done thoroughly and Will
despatch. -ses
All work done in the establishment delivered eithef
on the of the Wilmington Il Manchester Railroad
or the Wilmington Weldon Railroad in flats at til
Company's wharf, free of charge.
Having large facilities the above work will 1f
South, and in prompt and satisfactory manner.
0eGsultatIon by letter zfrTs~
plans and designs for mills furniture. and
for machinery generally, willingly answered All
orders or communications to be addressed to fhe
undersigned
HENRY II. DR.ANE. Agent.
March 20. 1850 lv-ud $50
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II. ". IILLL.NGH1ST

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Wholesale and Retail ia
CHINA CROCkEHY, GLASSWARE, AND ;
House-Inrnishing Goods
Hay STREET, opposite IL. Il E. J. Lilly
Keeps constantly hand good assortment of
articles in his line, viz "a
White and Glt-band CHINA Dinner and Tea SETS
ato.: : Ware, in
Fancy Gilt China Tea sets. A pieces Sl2 to $50 sz
Painted China Tea sets, 81 and pieces at 81 to 81
White GRANITE Dinner
NhIte Granite. Coorctl and common Dinner, Tea and
Toilet ware of various patterns. S
Rockingham and Yellow ware, Milk Pans, Cake
Pans, Pie Plates Tea Pots, Spittoons &c Stone Jars
CUT. MOULDED IND PL..4IyN- GIL.a s s WIRE
IN GREAT V.dRIETY.
Superior Table CUTLERY; Silver plated CASTORS
and SPOONS; Brittania Spoons Castors. Coffee and
Tea Pots. Candlesticks, Communion sets, &C.; Tin
Coffee Urns, Dish and Plate Covers. Tea Kettles
BraSS and Copper ditto;) Oyster Stews, and variety
of useful TIN WARE. \ beautiful assortment Of
WATERS, LAMPS: for burning Fluid, Oil and
Larl-standing and hanging-of various patterss
Lamp Glasses and Wicks for Oil and Camphene Lamps
Lamp Glasses for Cotton Factories on hand or made
to order. Passage and Guarded Lanterns
Also variety Of Spoons Ladies', Skimmers, Din
pers Bruskcs. Table Mats. Wood Ware, and many
other USEFUL ARTICLES. necessary or convenient
for Housekeepers-
gags- Goods carefully packed
&sa- Orders will be put up as low as if the parties
present.
March II. ; 1850 37-tf
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E1NCY. STORE.

The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he has just received good stock of FANCY ARTI-
CLES and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS at his Store
east of the Female Seminary. Among his stock are
Accordeons, Banjos, .T1olims, Flutes, CIaronets,
Iamborsnes, dc; Guns and Pistols
Also. a large lot of JEW ELR1 for sale cheap.
He returns his thanks for past favors and soI;cs
continuance of patronage, he intends fixing his
prces to suit the hard times.
ss- Musical Instruments VIII be sold at wholesale
or retail.
May +, 1865 B. KAYTON.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Having bought the entire interest of Mr. Reuben
Jones, in the firm Jones Il Lett. shall continue
business at the we'll known stand on Person street
opposite the Cape Fear Bank. my own account
where all my friends the trading public and the rest
Of pankind,' respectfully invited to call anu
make their selections from 4 NEW STOCK of su-
peror FAMILY GROCERIES. CoNFECTIoNARIEs.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY-GOODS. &c. &c.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange fol
goods.
April G, 1885. J. ". LETT.
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The largest this side Baltimore.
With my always very extensive Mattress Factory, 1
hive now combined the Upholstering business. and
have engaged first rate workman, one who has work
ed with distinction in of the principal capitals in
Europe and also III of the largest houses in New
ork. am prepared to make all sorts of Sofas.
oun ces Chairs of all sorts. church Cushions Sc In
short. an nything in that line that be was
made Spring, hair, cotton. and suck Mattress
Ees always hand of the best quality.
Repairing promptly and neatly executed.
Call and examine, opposite the new Seminary
JACOB OTTERBURG.
Fayetteville. Oct Z, 1854. y.
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SPRING GOODS, 1855
Il 4 II

SPRING GOODS,s 1855.
JAMES
Is receiving his supply of Goods, among which
Printed Lawns, Briiliontccns;
Grenadines, Bareges.
Grape Arpen. Silk Tissues
Plain, figured and plain black Silks
Colored Silks-plain. plaid. and striped,
Embroidered Grape Shawls
Dunneli's. Aliens and Biggs' Prin's,
G.inghams-Frenci and others.
Bonnet. Neck and Cap Ribbons,
Straw and Silk Bonnets
Fresh Linens, Lawns and Diapers,
Linen Damask Table Cloths.
Boiling Cloths from No l to TO-
Superinc Cloths and Cassimercs,
~ Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans.
Bleachcd Shifting and Sheetings,
Brown
Ready-Na,le Clothing.
With many other Goods All of Whlc! are offered
at the lowest market price.
March 20 1865.
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NOTICE..

COL. NATHAN KING is authorized Agent to
ake contracts for the delivery of Lumber and Timber
(nd for the purchase of Crude Turpentne, at Kings
Pury, in Cumberland County.
J. & T. WADDLL.
Nav %. 1855 4S-tf
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DAVID McDUFFIE,
BRICK MASON AND PHASTfcRSR

FAYETTEVILLE, y. c.,
Especially tenders his services to persons in this and
counties wishing work done i'll his line
fayetteville. May 10, 1895
EANTED-Twos white boys, as appren-
tee to the above business.
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FOR SALE.

TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND. nine miles
from Fayetteville. lying directly on the Southern
Plank Road. and each side of Big Rockfsh One
of the best Turpentne sections in the county, win
convenient improvements for family residences VIII
a.smail corn mill failing stream. ana hrst
rate situation for Turpentine Dstillery ana StGte;
Fah.vlo 49,, If -
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FOR ALE
\ 7 r Z D Z CE D PRI c. E s,
For CASH on Short Time,
$50 Carriages. BarOUchcS.

ROCKAWAYS & BUGGIES Of ereyy description,
Many of which finished and the balance being
finished daily among which many and
beautiful styles. and one rery fine Carriage Some
of them very light and all male in the best
and of the best materials. NV facilities for doing
Carriage work greater than any establishment
south and afford and determined to sell work
of the best quality low it be built for by
any
ysG- Those who are indebted to will please pay
up as my business requires outstanding debts be
collected. \. A. MckETUAN
February Sd, 1855 If
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER. GOODS.
S. S. \ Il Y
Is receiving from New York beautiful supnlv of
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
Silks, Ribbons,
Dress Trimmings, Buttons,
Lawns Prints Chemizetts under
sleeves, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Grass and Muslin
Skirts, Fans, Parasols, Ladies' and Miss
Bonnets. Gents Straw and Leghorn
Hats. Boots and Shoes
Southwest corner Market Square, GilesDie street
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DENTAL NOTICE.

DIR. BENBOW begs to remind those who in
eed Of and intend securing his professional services,
hat he will leave this place the first Of July: to be
absent three months.
June 2, 1855. 4Stf
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NOkTH GAROLINIAN.
- E1YETTEVILLE Ac -

IMPORTANT FROM CrnA The csf,tain-general
OF Cuba has issued his procianation removing
the bioc6ade and siege III which the island has
been placed since The 9th Of February. last
The increased moral and material strength,
which the government has derived from the
loyalty and patriotism, of the people 'tof the
ever-faithfal island of Cuba are the reasons
assigned for thus sdming tie exercise of or
dlnary legisla tiae We have no dispositioa to
question the sincerity or accuracy @of Concha's
sta tefnents. The facts may be as he has stated
them bnt still we are inclined to believe chat
the prtsenee of = weli-app pointed A mi .e.ii
sqnadron ii the Gu nude1 The cemmaud OF 4
seol. eecIess asss!nsis sstls mined
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the late firm of Counci
Cam Co. are earnestly requested to call and settle
as longer indul gence cannot be given =
March l2 1850 37-tf
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WILLIAM /. YATES, Editor and Proprietor.

3 SPRING. 1855.
ssSsss PEARCE & EERG CSON
Are-low opening and receiving general assort-
ment Of
Foreign and Domestic, Fancy and Staple
81 DRY. GOODS, sa@
Hats. Caps, Bonnets Boots aud Shoes, and
general assortment of Ready-made Clothing.
Which they offer at WHOLESALE or RETAIL, at
low prices and upoa accommodating terms to punctuai
d. r. FExRcE. J. B. FERGUSON. Z
March Is, 1855.
TO s.MERCHaAcTS e. s.M-dNUF.aCTURERS
Or. TIN WARE.
hayeznn hand now. and slIS5llkepea supply Of Tin
PAnks Hlpck Tin IrOn Wire bend Pipe. Sheet
G. w. ANDREWS: Market Square.
March -. 1855. NJ
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sfsterial VIII be repaii9sl rec ol 9isf
Persons wishing to buy would do we'll to call and
canine for themselves.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
sepfiring executed at short notice and on very
koabfe terms.
IA jettevlle. Oct ], 1854.
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tious opposition coneede to an administration
which has shown equafv prompttude, and
success i'll maintaining the honor of our flag
abroad and in repressing lawless expeditions
at home
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g al. "A Alex ethan

nlck ethan
ily inf fsfns Is & pads and the public. that he
4f 9p lar5e substantial Brick aRuiidinns at his
Aa s.. s.. !ssslx fer Misunderstanding Carnage.
HH. isbe1al patronage Ire has received
zzass z4syearss he hopes hye strct attention to
VT q desire give aatisfact ction to merit
.,ce ,ce fhe So H warrants his work to be
=. sae est Iaatcfla al and by experienced workmen
5 ~ ~ sn 81 s11siness. His work will compare
sy nth snf lade in the United States for aeat
sas fmfnaA fosselI and do any work in his line
eSSso0 erQas AsaHy work done elsewhere that Is as
zs!ze NSw hRs on hand, finished the largest
q - rs, ,BAROUCHES. KsCKAWAYS.
~ eyer offered in this place, and a very
NI HaEk nearly finished which will be sold
. - 81 - Qnsshort time to punetu custom
nee hand more than ONE HUtNDREala
X, fsked and JIM course of c.
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NORTH CAROLINA PENSION
AND BOUNTY LAND AGENCY,

Il n II
FAYETTEVILLE \. G. Eaea
Pension and Bounty Land Claims Prosecuted
For military services in all the Wars since 1890
charge made unless money land is recovered
Pension money collected from the [. S. Agency at
this place. gEs5- Blanks furnished gratis.
gzS~ CASH paid for Land Warrants.
JNO " ROSE. =
March 3, 1855. Cm
r S--Thc Bounty Law has.
persons for whom procnred Land Warrants
old law. and all other Soldiers. their
requested to call inme etately. j. NJ. II.
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HOUSE PAINTING.

would respectfully announce to the public that
have prepared myself to do HOUSE PAINTING, in
all its various branches, and all work done by me vii
be neatly and quickly executed and very moderate
terms.
Work executed in any part of this or adjoining
counties SAML. J. DECKER
Fayetteville, n. c., May 10. 1855. I'm
Ml| 1000 Spirit Barrels for sale bv
McLAURIN & STRANCF-
June II, 1854 tt
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NEW GOODS
At NHry's Garden, Cumberland County.
I receiving my FALL AND WINTER
STOCK. consisting Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, CROCKERY AND
-- GLASSWARE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Hats and Caps, Bonnets, Umbrellas, Drugs
and Medicines, &c &c.
In short every article usually kept in country Store:
all of which sale low for Cash in
change for country prodece. l viii take Turpentne
per barrel less than the Fayetteville price,
payable in goods cash.
Slaves and Heading wanted.
G.. W. LAWRENCE.
Sept %. 1854. l3-tf
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Domingo: They did not live long together,
from incompatability of temper OF sotne other
cause. lie soon afterwards died, leaving her
three millions or ffacs in France
She frequently visited Paris always living in
a style commensurate with her husbands pre-
circles, both in France and in this country, of
that day, and received the court and homage
OF the most distinguished men of the time: She
subsequently married Aaron Burr, somewhere
about the year 1918; biit they, too soon sepa-
rated After his death, she continued to live
IN seciuson at her Stately residence on this is
land, with tile exceptch of occasional visits to
iafis. She was there soon after Louis Napo-
icon became Emperor, and at the Tuileries
OH the occasion of a grand ball when the EN-
peror recognised her as the widow of his old
friend (Which one tradition does not state.)
Her residence is described as an earthly par
adIse minus the angels.
Everything that art can achieve. or taste de-
sire, or money procure, may be found there.
Costly paintings, (and among them a genuine
hupenS, articles OF vcrtu, presents frolii noble
and distinguished persons, autographs and eve
ry thing that is considered fine, costly and
curious may be seen there in lavish profusion
Madame Jumel lives the life of a recluse.
She knows nothing Of and will have nothing to
do with her neighbors around Fort Washing
ton, with a very few exceptions. Even the
boys have a judcious fear of her, and trouble
neither her orchards nor her flower gardens,
nor anything that is hers.
Every evening gun is fired off on her prem
ises to warm ntruders. Very few persons ever
solicit permission to view her grounds, and only
favored minority of these ever have their pc
tition granted. :.
This old lady, now serenty-eight years Of age,
has one penchant, and that is for gathering
; around her refugees from Europe. She is al
ways taking of d flock of them, and to
make them useful, whenever d good musician
comes along she gets him the instrument with
which he is most familiar; and in this way she
Keeps up pleasant band, of music, which enter
talns her by their repeated performances.
Madame Jumel from having mingled so
much in the best Rind Of society, has all the
courtly graces and blaiidhess of manner which
distinguished les DANES d. Hommeur of the last
century TO society aid. the world generally
she bears herself very haughtly, forbidding
anything like approaches to familiarity. She
is as much uf despot in her own dominions
as any monarch who sways sceptre. She
likes her mode of living. has wealth enough,
has seen the world, outlised the desires of life,
and will consequently probably never again
emerge from the quiet enclosure of her ele-
CANT residence. She has beautiful niece liv-
ing in Bordeaux, who is married, and to whom
her property will most likely descend.
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NORTH & UTLE1

WORTH g. UTLEI,
For,oaadlng and General Commission Meychauts
FAYETTEVILLE, n. G.
j. A. WORTH. JOSEPH UT,ry
Oct |. 1854. Stiff
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McLAURIN & STRANGE

y y
HAVE on hand, a large stock of superior SPIRIT
BARRELS. which they would sell at reduced price
for cash Persons wishing make engagements
would do we'll to call before making ga cements
as we warrant good article
April 27, 1853. If
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CARTEH'S SPANISH MIXTURE.

EEISA ELEBR-4 TED COMP U.ND;
SCIENTIFICALLY PREPARED FROM THE BEST
ARTICLES OF THE MATEEIA MEDICA.
Kassasncd unrvalled reputation for the following
good effects viz:
PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
1 and thus curing
|SepFGLA, SYPHILIS, ULCERS, OLD SORES, OBSTINAE
CUTANEOUs ERUPTIoNS,
and all diseases arising from the
hAPRUDENT USE Oh ABUSE OF MERCURY.
REGULATING THE STOMACH AND BOWELS,
t Thus it cures
LIVER DISEASE, INDIGESTION, BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
CoSTIvENEsS, AND PILES.
sTRESerHEN1NG DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
THIS causing the food to nourish and support every
& part. REGULATING THE SECRETIvE ORGANS. and,
By enabling them perform their proper functions
nsss PREVENTING AND CURING
BILIOUS AND OTHER PAINFUL DISEASES.
8 STRENGTHENING AND eUIET1NG THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM,
thus allaying NERVOUS IRRITATION. and curing
DISEASES
tits lnriyalled in the of all FEMALE :.
WEAKNESS. IRREGCLARITY, DISTRACTIONS. &c
II Is ENTIRELY SAFE IN ALL CASES.
Ang in harmony with the restoring powers of nature
it never Injuries but always benefits and cures
thousands of voluntary certificates
from the best authorities testify.
~ REcoILEcr THAT EACH BOTTLE BEARS THE NAME OF
BENNET Il BEERS. Druggists.
No lZ5 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
DGy~ None other is Genuine
Price One Dollar per bottle six bottles for Five
Dollars.
Sold by Druggists and Country Merchants in all the
titles and counties of the United States. Canada and
he West Indias.
wM s. BEERS & Co.. Proprietors Richmond Va
For sale in Fayetteville Ivy s. j. HINsDAIE
,1Ee1- 1Eeb- 70, 1855.
p FOR SALE
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and DON
March 10. 1886.

NHfCh AO9 10sJOs - @5a&2sz
STA & WILLIAM So
ARE NOW REcENING A GENERAL STOCK s
SpRI.N,G IND SUMMER DRY az
Bonnets; Bonnet, Cap and Plain Kiepoz
Hats. Shoes: and g
READY MADE CLOTHING, IS
Which they will sell Tow at wholesale. Tor Cas1
prompt paying customef<
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We hope and expect that those indebted to us will
come prepared to square accounts.
HALL & SACKETT
March 81. 1855. 39-tf
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II MOEAI.


W. II. G. 4 Il 7 Z; I,
inform his sandth the public, he has
removed from his old stand Green street to the
Store formerly occupied by Mr. p Montague, on Hay
street. the Market Square.
He has on hand we'll selected Stock of
Dry Goods, Grnceries, Shoes Gnd Boots Negro
Blankets, herseys; olso BlachsmAHs Tools,
Corn Shelters and Straa0 Cutters,
Sausage Cutters,
And great variety of other articles we'll suited to the
Retail and Barter Trade-nuch the largest stock he
has offered in this market-which he will sell
reasonable terms exchange for Produce of almost
any kind. \ call from old friends and public is
respectfully solicited
W. II. CARVER Hay st.
Dec. 23 1854. 25-tf
We keep constantly hand an assortment of the
above Sales warranted fire proof; desirous of
tending the demand for them. the makers been in
duced to deliver them here at New York prices.
d. d w. McLAURIN, Agents
October L. 1854. If
BOWMAN, SELLERS & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ind Cotton Factors
81 Ia Pine Street, NEW YORK.
d. W. BOWMAN,
w. II. SELLERS.
Mayl, 1855. If EDW'D. MCPHERSON
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JAMES c. SMITH Nurs rosr,y
JAMES c. SMITH & CO.. &

Commission Merchants.
have removed their office to the second story of the
building formerly occupied by the Telegraph COMPANY,
Commission line. 80 ~ = - ~ :
attended to-. fs'
Wilmington, October l. 1854 2Fz
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TO PASSENGERS.

TO PASSENGERS.
The STEAMER sun will leave this place every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at Is minutes after sunrise
and Wilmington every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY at IL o'cLocE, with Passengers and Freight.
r. III. ORRELL. Agent.
Fayetteville June 3, 1854. 96tf
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JAMES c.. SMITHS
HAi, DRESSING AND SHAVING: SALOON
FAYETTEVILLE HOTEL:
All kinds Of Perfumcries, Hair Oils, shaving and
hair Brushes toilet and shaving Soaps; for sale.
Fayetteville. April 4, 1855
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PEARcE T. FERGUSON,

Wholesale dealers in Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Umbrellas, and
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
North side Hay street, FAYETTEVILLE, \. c.
EG- Strict attention paid to orders.
Is. F. PEARCE
October lst J. B. FERGUSON.
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H SCRAPS OF AMERICAN HIsToRY-Wherew was
liberty of conscience first ceded? In the CATH
olic State of Maryland. Lord Baltimore, who
planted the colony, had been Protestant, but
because he became Catholic he was obliged
to fly his native country: Virginia was planted
by Episcopalians, who prosecuted the rigid
Presbyterians and other "dissenters," even
unto death New England was peopled with
Presbyterians, of varions complexion, who in
time prosecuted the Epscopalans. They had
but one sentiment i'll ctmmon-they agreed in
their hostility to, and persecution of Catholics.
Such was the aspect Of the religious world
in America, before and in the year 1919. In
that year the Catholic State of Maryland, i'll
stead of returning evil for evil, passed a law
through their legislature, giving to all Chris
| tans Of all denominations, equal terms and equal
| rights IHiS as0s thr first act establishing re-
the C athletic people. The truth Of history COM
/ pels this admission.
I This act Of liberation was in force five years
/ Cromwell came into power in England, and his
party and his influence secured the repeal Of the
act Of l649, in the year 1854, and instead,
passed a law entitled "An act concerning re-
lligion," by which religious freedom was awarded
to all Protestants, but was denied to Catholics.
How iliberal and unjust.
, In 1876, the Catholics got into power once
, more and again, instead of returning evil for
il evil they set an example of moderation and
wisdom worthy of all imitation They repealed
= | the act of 1854 and all laws interfering with
universal religious freedom and reinstated their
: Eold law of l649. And they preserved this
+. religious freedom for all pcrsuasiens from 1910
= to 1892 when William of Orange displaced the
y Catholic maiorty-Indioma Sentinel
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HALL a. BOLLINGER,
FAYETTEVILLE FOUNDRY.
Castings of every description made to order.
A lot OF Babbet Metal for sale.
WINSLUW STREET.
Oct 1854 If
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1855-06-09

FOR RENT OR FOR SALE
MY BRICK YARD in Campbelton is for Rent.
with Machinery Sheds, &c in good order; it is offer
ed on fair terms for year.
Or will be sold If Il sltsfac be had.
There is Ten Acres in the lot and better clay eannos
\ fine opportunity is offered to any person
wishing to go into the Brick Making Business. Liberal
terms will be offered
For further particulars apply to
G.. w. LAWRENCE
Feb goth. 3Itf