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CANCERS AND SCROEULA

The author of this does advertise for the pur-
pose of soliciting patronage. imposing. upon the
suffering community but asserts cmrla:callN that lie
can and viii cure Cancers Scrotula. Teter. Piles.
fistua. Itch rheumatism. ard all complaints of long
standing. Also. all complaints peculiar to females.
The advertiser will frequently visit Fayetteville
during the month. of October Novemf,er should
there be suffering, nortais in your Town vicinity.
bring them in and will tell You frankly what may
be done to relieve will visit ladies at their
residence.
Those who may desire personal interview can find
me at my Room :S. FayettcH illc Hotel.
Es- No charge for consultation. Terms made
known at The time of consultation.
Bring the worst you find: give unqucston-
able security for the faithful following of directions,
ansl the payment Of my fees aud will oliiyae my
self to treat the thoroughly and effect cure else
receive no fee or remuneration whatever
DIR. W. III. MORRIS.
Room So. Fayetteville Hotel.
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CORPORATION BONDS
OF the Town OF Ea1ctfeyiIIc for Sal

VI the AOSsh Oh FaJeOeElHc 1Or SaAes
Agreeable to of the General Assembly of the
ing the Town of Fayetteville to issue her Bonds to
the of SO0 0OU in the aggregate for the pur
pose of paying her subscription to the Western Rail
Road Company.
Therefore it is ordered bv the. Commissioners of
Fayetteville, that the Treasurer of the Town receive
sealed proposals. until the lst of November next for
the purchase of S50OO0. in Of $500 each of said
Bonds, any part thereof. Bonds to run twenty
years, with Coupons attached-interest payable semi
annually The said Bonds shall be under the seal of
the Corporation, and binding the faith of the
WM. WARDEN, Town Treasurer
Sept. 26. 1850 If
FALL. 1855.
JAMES KYLE has just received large
and general assortment of
Dry Goods,
Among which are,
$50 pieces Dress DeLans,
French and English Merino,
Plain Merino, real French,
Persian Cloths,
Black and Coored Silks,
Irish Linens, all Flax,
Table Cloths and Napkins,
Carpeting, very cheap,
Cacoes we'll assorted
kerseys and Lnseys,
Silk Wooden and Cotton Hose,
Ladies' Twisted Silk Mitts,
Dress Trimmings &C. &c.
All of which being purchased by :he package for
Cash, will be offered at the lowest market price for
cash. time to paying customers.
Sept. ~. 1853. If
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edit" said the DR..
A thrill of horror ran through the assembly
and the cantatrice, saved by miracle, from
the death which had been prepared for her, had
scarcely time enough to comprehend the fearful
reality when a call was heard in the greenroom
The curtain was mp and it was necessary to re-
turn to the stage.
her heart lacerated by an inexpressible anguish,
and her mind possessed Of the idea tha,
! death had come to gaze upon her, on being
cheated of his victim. She sang nevertheless
with a feverish excitement. Her eyes bnrn-
ing with singular fire, her guestures were
equally wild. And the public, attributiug
these facts to the inspiration Of the part ap-
planded with enthusiasm its favorite abigail
When the curtain was lowered upon her trium-
phant ovation. the cGmkdtficc who scarcely knew
she had been able to sing at all, and not under
standing her new success, ran aghast to her box
and there learned the terrible facts.
DIR. Marozzi, traverSing lobby Of the boxes
during the preceding intermsson between the
acts, had Obscured in retired place the vcni-
tian whose expression seemed strange to him.
The defeated rival of Mile Lagrange had part
y opened the door Of her box, and the young
man seizing her hand in particular manner,
had spoken to her these ominous words pro-
nounced in italian.
The blow is strnck-she is killed ?"
lie DouQuet!" inquired the woman
The young man gave an affirmative nod OF
the head and hurried away
Tie DR.. Immediately comprehended all, ad-
vanced to the entrance to the side steps and
there found woman poisoned by a bouquet
But it was not Mile Lagrange
The fatal bouquet was handed to the police,
they analysed its contents-whch showed a
subtle aud immedicable loison.--The culprlt
was arrested and, for moment, it was sup
posed that justice would have its course. But
in Italy, when one is related through his family
to the nobility aud to the clergy in the person
of their high dignitaries; when one has large
fortune and politics is not in the case, it seems
that he is out of the reach of the hangman. He
was released after having denied all, and she
who had conceived and i.,stigated the crime,
was not even disturbed
This is the reason that Madame Lagrange
turned pale, the other evening in seeing Ad-
rienc Lccouvreur inllale death i'll a bouquet.
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Hon. Mike Walsh on his Travels.

Hon Mike Walsh a member of the last
Congress- and now tour through England,
is writing home some characteristic letters,
which published in the New York Herald.
! He thus Describes Il visit to political club or
society in Liverpool:
From little printed bill which was handed
me learned that among the questions to be
discussed by the society were the following:
"Does the human race spring from one pair?:''
"WouId the spread of education tend to di-
minsh crime?
"Is the faculty Of reason confined to man?'
care the people politically prepared for an
cXtention of the suffrage?'
'rhe latter was the one then under consdera-
ton. and my sturdy-lunged friend who had Just
sat down had been sustaining the affirmative
side of the question i'll reply, us learned, to a
tall Scotch tailor, who was smoking pipe on
the left of the chairman. \ little, shrlvelied
fellow, with keen eve, and armed with most
formidable pile of documents and elaborate
notes, next entered in opposition to the extern
sion. He had evidently read great deal, but
did not seem to understand his subject. Near
ly all his illustrations, though seemingly con
elusive, were easily turned against himself; and
after very tedious discourse in which he made
the most sweeping misstatements against our
people and government, he closed 10y saying
that, although fully conscious that his positions
were unassailable, he should have no objection
to hearing his strange friend (referrlng to me)
make the attempt. Accepting the invitation
| arose. and was greeted quite warmly by the
almost despairing friends of the suffrage aud be-
licve me, if ever l came down on any one with
deserved and witherng severity. did so on
! this occasion. AS l proceeded our side became
gradually flushed with eNultaton Scouts
were sent out to bring in the faithful, and ere
had got through, the whole hall, stairway, ano
| lane in front were filled with attentive and en-
thusiastic listeners, and rs closed such shout
so long and deafening-was never before
heard in the region of Limekiln lane. Even
the old windmiIs re-echoed the prolonged cheer
of triumph which rent the air Finding all
excuses utterly useless accompanied large
detachment of my delighted adherents into a
tavern close by, and, much against my will
cmpticd some half dozen pots of the worst beer
l have tasted in England before | could get
awav"
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D. W. c. BENBOW, ID. D. S.
Graduate Baltimore College OF
DENTAL Surgery.

Es-as---s Office hours from \. NJ to l 7. NJ
uuIYYS 3 p. NJ. to ; PM
DIR. BENBOW may be found at his Room the
Market. where all who in need of the services of
Dentist respectfully invited to call All opera
ti"n< performed upon the latest and most approved
plans To those in need of artificial Teeth. he would
simply say that he Is behind i'll mprov mcnt. He
inserts from one to entire set upon fine Gold OF
Platina plate. which he guarantees to be equally as
scrvicealc a. the natural organs.
lie spends nine months of eaclr in this place
(from first Of October to the first of July)
September 30, lS.,,1. If
y. Il. DR.. Is. will be absent ut the State Fair.
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SHOCKING AFFAIR AT ST.. LOUISA man
named Wm. Ebberling, shoemaker by trade,
in ST. Louis, has for long time, it is stated,
lived unhappy with his wife. On Thursday
last, the Democrat of that city says:
He was seated Oh his bench working at his
trade, when dispute arose between them, and
he made sudden spring upon her, catching her
hv the throat, and inflicted five wounds upon
her with sharp-pointed shoe knife, which he
had in his hand at the time, any one, of which
was sufficient to have caused death. She is not
dead yet, but the physicians in attendance
pronounce her recovery impossible. He then
fled from the house, followed by large New
foundland dog belonging to him, and proceeded
to the river and jumped in for the purpose of
drowning himself He was dragged out, how
ever, by the dog, before he had accomplished
his purpose lie then caught the dog, and
with the same knife with which he had stabbed
| his wife, and which he had never let go
deliberately cut its throat, and again jumped
Into the river, and succeeded in accomplishing
| what the more noble brute had prevented him
| from doing at first
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NALU ABLE REAL ESTATE
IN ISORE.:ON COUNTY,.

will sell THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF GOOD
FARMING LAND I miles from I.umbtrton. and not
exceeding miles from the " imin. .ton x Charlotte
Railroad. Also Il Lot in the town of Lumber rton
whcrcon is u comfortable Brick building and all
necessary out houses Also %; acres land about one
mile from I.um,crton. and where it is probable the
Railroad will pass. These Lands equal to any
Pine Lands in this section and we'll adapted to the
making of Tar Turpentinc. Timber. &c. Terms
liberal.
For . description of the above property. would
W. Fuller. !. W. Iowc II of Favcttc-
vile. will show person the property who de
sre> to it, il application is made
BENZ. FREEMAN.
I.umberton. Sept %. 1855. Gilt
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AMERICAN PowpER.---The powder used (savs
the Albany Journal by the allied arches in
hattering down the almost impregnabie fortih-
cations at Sebastopol was made at Hazards
aud Dupont's mills in Connecticut and Delaware
! Tive clipper ships belonging to Grinnen, Mnturn
4 Co, were despatched during tue summer
| With full cargocs Of powder for the Crimea.
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ID I S S OF u r O ".

The partnership heretofore existing under the name.
style. and title Of CLARK X WOODW ARD, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. and Daniel Clark is
alone authorized to settle up the business of the late
will please present them. and those indebted to
the firm will confer favor by settling soon con-
vcnient.
Aug. IL 1855.
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TiR.i, CUTLERY.

JuSt received. good assortment of Ivory. Bone
Horn a.l Ebony handle h.NItES amt FORKS
and C.4RI|ERS. of Superior Quality. Some Will,
Patent Imrnovable Handles. ali OF Itch will be sold
at very sinai! profits.
c55~ VIII keep my assortment complete.
W. y. TiLIINGIAST
Dealer in Crockery, China Glassware. &c.
Sept l.. 1855 Cliff
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DANIEL, CLARK

q Clark g. Woodward.
Has Just returned from the North, where he has Sc
Iected of the best stocks of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ever Offered in this market and to which he respect
fully calls the attention Of Il discerning public.
\. b. Customers Clothing made to order as here
fore, in the best style of the art. and rcasonabl.
terms.
Those gentlemen who wish to adopt the very
LATEST STYLES would do we'll to call in and
anime BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OIL
SH ANCIIAIS on hand at this establishment.
Sept. If. 3m
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OLD RYE WuISKEY.

The subscriber having received the Agency for the
sale of DR.. Frank Williams RYE WHISkEN. informs
the public that supply of the genuine article can al
Wholesale retail
Il. MITCHELL.
September fh. Cm
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ASEcporE OF GovERxon WIsE-Beforc his
election, the Known othng papers were fond
of publishing anecdotes to show how Wise was
''put down" upon the stump, by Interruptions
from "Sam," in the vast assemblagcs which
were wont to gather around the husting of the
orator of Accomac At one of these meetings
in Western Virginia, two of ''Samuels" fastest
young had been more than usually noisy and
nsolent towards the speaker their interruptions
were plainly intended to annoy and insult him
Wise paused in his speech, and turning to these
| '.bIoods," pointed his long, skinny finger, Ia
Randolph, ut the Offenders, andsaid: ''Ioune
men, am to be your next Governor; you will
probably be in the penitentary, and you may
depend upon it, you will have to serve out your
| tmc" He wasn't interrupted again i'll that
quarter.
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CROCkE ERN.
CHM. !.LiSS-W WARE. &C.

am now opening my Fall Supplies. comprising IA
very Gencrai issortaet of every thing suitable for
The Country aud Town Trade.
My Stock has been carefully selected. in person.
from the best manufacturers and in the best market
in the Country.
Country Merchants may rely upon buying from me-
prices which will them all the trouble and de
lay of ordering from the North.
W. y. TITIIN(;IIAST.
Dealer in Croekcry. China and Glass Ware.
Aug. -. lS5I Go-tf
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TER Is
OF. SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAnOLINIAN.

f r. NJ S
OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAROLINIAN.
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at the end of months, 5U
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80 q at the end of the year. so
No subscription will be received for shorter period
than year unless paid in advance.
With the view of extending the circulation and en-
hancin the usefulness of the paper, the proprietor of
the following remarkably low
CLUE RITES, LN'T4RL7BLY IN -lDY.4.N-CE:
copies of the Carolinian, year, SIS 90
Rates OF Advertising:
Sixty cents per square of 16 lines less for the first
and cents each subsequent insertion, unless the
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For twelve months, 10 90
All advertisements have the desired number of in
scrtons marked on them, ortherwse they will be in
serted till forbid and charged accordingly
WM. J. YATES.
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READY MADE CLOTN,N'
\. M. Campbell

AUCTIONIIER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
East side of Gillespie street,
FAYETTEVILLE, n. G.
October l. 1865.
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FAIL OF 1855.
We are now Receiving stock of Fall
and WINTER GOODS
-- DRY GOODS,
.-. READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS. CAPS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having determined to renquish the Hardware
Trade offer Our STOCK at greatly reduced prices
for Cash
Our friends who behind hand in their payments
are earnestly requested to pay up.
HALL & SACKETT.
Sep l. 1855. Cliff
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ii ARBIIE FacTo I,Y,
By GEO. LAUDER.

Nearly opposite to E W WiIkings' Auction Store,
Fayetteville, \. c.
Oct. l, 1851. y
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PHILADELPHIA FINANcEs.--The Philadelphia
Peumsylvan an of Monday says:
At the present moment it will require two
millions Of dollars to liqui,late the floating debt
of the city, aud it is constantly increasing
Already have creditors commenced the work ot
collecting their claims against the city, 10y due
process Of law in lcvying upon the railroad stock
owned by the municipality. The Pennsylrana
Railroad stock seized on Saturday last, u
satisfy an execution issaed upon decree obtain
ed against the city
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81 - l respectfully ask the attention
W7 of my customers and friends to my large
E3H3 and complete stock of
&xHA DRUGS. .MEDICLNrES IND CHEM
IC.HLS, which | receiving and which j
am determined sell at such low prices cannot fail
give satisfaction 1t will be my aim to sell Medi-
cines that be depended upon. Give me call be-
fore making your purchases.
StDtember y. 1850.
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TRAVELLERS.
The Subscribers convey the Mail between Favctte-
Vile and Barclay in Buggy and can accommo-
late one or two passengers. The route is l'y of
Nings,Hrv. Btnn's Level. Summerville and Neill :
''rcek. The for leaving ayettcville Tuesdays
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. at & 70 clock n.-RcurnS
No1dav. "Wednesday and Friday evenings + We from
Fayetteville SIim:ncryiIlc 81.
J. r. HARRIS.
Aug -. 1853. A. PARKER
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Hes- just received, few doz genuine East
India CASTOR OIL, {for my retail.) Also, Citrate
of Ma gncsia and Congress Water.
j. T. FOULKES
Sept %, 1855.
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NEEEV GOODS.
STARR s. ILiIAMS
Ire no,c recetrlnls the iarge1 Stock Of Dry Goods
HATS, BOOTS SHOES. AND READY-MADE
CLOTHING.
Ever offered hy them, which they will sell mt a small
advance oil first cost for Cash. the usual
time to prompt paying customers
J. Il. STARR J. VI. WILLIAMS
sept. l. 1875. Cliff
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1000 Acres Land for Saie.

The subscriber offers for sale about three thousand
acres Of Land in Roi.soa county lying both side.
Of Lumber River including the Red Banks.
The Land is fertile and we'll adapted 20 the cnltur,
Cotton. Corn &c. Three hundred and sht five
cleared and iii state of cultivation.
There is good Dwelling, House and all neccsSar!
"nt-house~ the premises. Also a Grist and Saw
Mill and Cotton tiin--a in good order.
For farming purposes this Land Is good a any II
this section o If desires to embark
III the Turpentiue. Timber @ Lumber business, tiit
Land affords all necessary facilities for 50 doir@
The line of the WiImin -ton. Charlotte and Ruther
ford Railroad will pass through the land it.
Further information can he obtained by arplyin.
t1 the subscriber the premises. by addressing
him at (filrpols +. o.. Roie>on county, \. L.
Terms made accommodating.
JOHN McNEILL.
September 90 1855 G4-5t
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GEORGE M'DUFFIE
ISsFEcTas OF TIMER AND LEMEER,
IfIL.1HN'G TO.N: ": {.
May 49, IS53 6m
We ARE NOW RECEIVING AND EXPECT TO KEEP Up
\ LARGE STOCK GROCERIES. :.
WE OFFER
$50 Bags Co;ee-I,o, Laguira and Java,
Il IIhdS Sugars.
50 Moasscs
l 900 Sacks Salt
- Bhls Slgars--coHcc cr,lsld e. powder i
125 Bags Shot.
A.. Kegs Powder
20 IIhds. Western Bacon.
3.5oU Lbs. \. c.
80 900 Se-ars. assorted qualities
l0D Boxes Cheese.
With every other article in line. All Of which
we Will dispose of low for CASH or exchange for pro-
iuce naval stores.
D. Il W. McLAURIN.
June 2d 4S-tf
GLASSES.
10 CASES assorted. from 9to 10 y 2G inches.
VIII be sold lo"; and safely packed by
W. y. TiLLINGIAST.
Dealer in Crockery China. Glassware &c.
Sept. l, 1855. 6l-3m
VILLA " Il O w,
Dealer i'll
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
FAMILY PROVISIONS,
E,oot Of Haymommt, EayctterMc, n. G.
October /. 1854 If
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Fall and Winter Goods.

N Es
Fall and Winter Goods.
The subscriber has just received his stock of Fall
and Winter Goods embracing tae GREATEST EssIf.-
~ offered by him In his stock may be found
EVERY VARIETY
LIDIE.S DRESS GOODS:
Such Us Plain. Brocade aud .lloir .9ntiqae SILKS:
Pl,ir and Black Watcrcd ditto; Plain. Plaid and Bro
cade MERINOS; few very handsome Embroidered
ROBES. (something entirely new:) a sp,ended assort-
TAIMAS.
He invites particular attention to his RICH stock OF
EMB3OiDE2IEs.
Embroidered Skirts and Evening Dresses:
(uew styleJ Head Dresses, &c, &c.
HITs. BoA..ETS. BOOTS IND SHOES:
Men's Youths and Boys
READY-,IADE CIO'THING.
Made in the LATEST STYLES and WORKMANSHIP
WARRANTED.
The above Stock embraces everything called for i'll
the Dry-tfonls Line. aud Will Ire sold a very low
prices The public generally. are invited to call and
examine for themselves.
J. \. PEMDEETDN.
Sept 30. 1875. ln
MRS. CATHARINE J. WARD will re
duties al instruction Wednesday the 10th
Of October. III Arch street.
rntr nl.cr1
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NOTICE.
The subscriber is receiving his STOCK of
Fafi and Winter Goods.
Consisting of general assortment of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Hollow
Ware, Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Ready-Made Clothing, &c.
All OF which he offers low price Cash in
change for country produce.
~ Al those indebted to Graham Little re-
loestcd to call the subscriber and settle bv Cash
VI satisfactory Notes the business of the late Firm
must be promptly closed up
r. LITTLE.
sept. 90, 1853. st
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FIFTY TONS GUANO

FIFTY TONS GUANO.
The Subscribers receiving their Fall Stock oi
& Il O { + K IS. embracing Il large and General
assortment iii their line. which they offer to whole
sale buyers the lowest market rates for cash Coul-
try produce, the usual credit to prompt paying
customers
ALSO
EIjIy Tons Fest PER LTIIN GEINO,
for Cash, at cents per pound
GEO. W. WILLIAMS Il co.
Sep. !. 1875. Cliff
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NORTH CAROLINIAN.
The Poisoned Rouauet.
F.IYETTETILLE. ". c

Translated for the Express. from the Courier de.
EfQts Enis.
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FALL GOODS, 1855.

PEARCE &, FERGUSON
Are now Receiving their Fall and Winter Stock of
Forelgm and Domest1e, Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Bonnets, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes,
With general assortment of READY-MADE
CLOTHING. to which they invite the attention of
Merchants the Ladies and ALL and which they offer at
LOW PRICES for CASH, on Time to punctual Gus
toners Wholesale Retail.
B. f. PEAItCE. J. B. FERGUSON.
Sep. l. 1853. Cliff
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w EsrERN RAILROAD OFFICE,
IL

WESTERN RAILROAD OFFICE, !
Sept 81, 1855.
-ln lnstament of per cent. upon the Capital Stock
o. this Company is called for payable the 1st day
oi November neNt and also. Monthly calls of ) per
cent until the lst day of January 1857, when the
whole amount will be due.
by order of the Board of Directors
JNO NJ. ROSE
Treas'r w. r. Il. Co.
now on Hand, IS CLOCKS. of various pa terms.
VIII sell at very low price and warrant them for
year. w pDIop
Sept. l, 1856
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Two THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND. nine miles
from Fayetteville. lying directly the Southcrn
Plank Road. and each side of Big HockfiSh. One
Of the best Turpentinc sections in the county. with
convenient impro cments for family residence with
Il small mill failing stream and Il first
rate situation for Il Turpentne Distlerv and Store.
A. y. MckETU.N
Frb'v g. 1888. If