davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

gI An old widow, when her pastor
said to her, +" God has not deserted you in
jour old age" replied. /" No. sir; I have
very good appetite still r'
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

Ia Great men never affect anything;
it is your three cent folks :hat pu, On airs.
swsll= and put On the psn;.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

a man who dislikes mop handles should
be careful how he spitz tobacco juice en- 9
red headed woman's carpet.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

nT az suppose" said an arrant quack
while feeling the pulse of a patient, ''that
you think me fool7' Sir" replied the
sick man, perceive you can discover .
mans thoughts By his pulse"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

Sc Gamblers are like condemned
darkies gnashing their testh-always rat
Ting their ivories.S
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

sT It is stated that there are ten times
as many newspapers printed il the Ger
man language in the United States. as
there are in Germany.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

e@ In Prussia males are not permit-
ted to marry under twenty-five. nor females
under twenty-four years of age.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09


The YouEo PRINTER ABROAD
When quite youth, Franklin went to
London. entered printing Office, and
inquired if he could get employment as =
printer.
re are you frcma' inquired the
foreman.
America" was the reply.
"Ah!' said the foreman, From
America "a lad IRON America, seeking
employment as a printer! We'll. do you
really understand the art Of printing 3
Can you set type 2"
Franklin stepped to one of the cases,
and in e very brief space set up the fol-
lowing passage from the frs. chapter o'
,he Gosrel by St. John:
Nethsnel saitl, unto him, Can any
good thing come Oh. OF Nazareth Philip
saith snto him, Come and see"
1t was done so quick. SO accurately
and contained deIicate reproof, so ap-
propriate and powerful, that it at once
gave him character and standing with all
IN the Office.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

"Ssm, how do you Ike that knife ]
sod you last week 2"
So. so. It's not very sharp. yet you
managed TO shave me with it.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

AxcEsrRY.-Ths boast of them who
have nothing else to boast of.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

ia Law, in her highest essence, is
The perfection Of goodness. justice and Wis
dom: her voice is the harmony of the
world, and her eeas is Ia the bosora Of
ICED.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

ADy1cE.-AImost the only commodity
which the world refuses to receive, al.
though it may be had gratis, With an al
lowance to those who take Quantity.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

~ Keep that man At distance wfe
hates music aad the laugh Of child
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

WcxAx.-To the homer of the sex be
i. said, that in the path Of duty no sscri-
Zee is too high or too dear. Nothing with
them is impossible, bat to shrink from what
love, homer, innocence. and religion re-
quire. The voice of pleasure or power
may pass them unhseded. but.the voice oil
affiiction never. The chamber of the sick
he pillew of the dying. the vigiIs of the
dead, the altar of religion. never missed
the presence or the sympsthiss Of woman,
Timid though she be. and so delicate tha
| the wind of heaven may no; too roughly
visit her, on such occasions she loses al
sense of danger, and assumes pre.ernst
ural courage, which knows not, and fear.
no consequences. Then she displays tia
undaunted spirit which never covets diff
/ culties nor evades them. that resignation
which utters neither murmurs nor regrets
and that patience in suffering which seem
victorious over death itself.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

When you see a small waist,
think how great waste Of health it rep.
rssfnts.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

.w- 4 lady of wealth put her daugb-
ter. who he'd been pampered with inao-
lence, under govern-ss. Upon calling
10 inqpire how her daughter progressed
with her studies. she was told. "not very
we'll"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

Why. what is the reason7"
"She wants capacity"
"Weli. you know I don't regard eI.
pense.; you must purchase her one irnne-
diatelv.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

f A Fillmore girl. the other day,
FELL in company with Buchsnan crowd
when she wss told that the Fillmore
men would be al sent up Salt river this
fan.
"Then." soid she, {" rather than stay in
such a crowd as sherell be left, I'll go uf
and cook for EN-"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09
Be Fi-m With Your ch,ldrsn.

Child. 'sMother, want piece ci
cake
.Hofher. I have'nt got any; its all
gone"
c.. 81 mow there's some in she cup
board saw it when you openened the
door,
NJ "Well you don't need any now !;
cake hurts children"
c. No il don't; (whining) do
want piece, mother; mayn't I have a
piece ."
III "Be still, can't get up now, I'm
busy"
C. (Cfying aloud)-"I want piece
Of cake; want piece Of cake.''
.H "Be still, I say; I shan't give
you BIT if you don't leave Oft crying"
C. (ati!l crying)-"I want peics Of
cake, I want piece OF cake"
IL (Rising hastily and reaching q
piece -" There, take that and hold your
tengpe. Eat it up quick; / hear Ben
coming. Now don't tell him you hare
had any"
(Ben enters.) c. I've had piece
of cake; you can't have any"
Ben. Yes, I will, mother, give me a
piece"
III There, take that; it seems as il
never could keep bi. Of anything ii
the house. You see, sir, Ito the child, } il
you get anything another time"
CAnotl.er room. c. I've had e
piece of cake"
Youngsr Sister. "Oh! wan; some
TOO"
c. We'll, you 5a,r!. and moshsr'l
! give vcu a piece. did,"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09


GAIT AN INDICATION OF CHARACTER.
Observing persons move slsw--thcir
heads move alternately from aide to side,
while they occasionally stop to turn around.
Careful persons lift their feet high, and
place them down fat and firm. Sometimes
they stoop down and pick up some little
obstruction, and pace it quietly by the
way. Calculating persons generally walk
with their hands in their pockets and their
heads slightly inclined. Modes. persons
generally step softly fer fear Of being o.
served. Timid persons often step of from
the sidewalk on meeting another. and al
ways 90 around stone instead Of step
ping over it. Wide awake persons ''toe
| out" and have long swing to their arms
while their hands shake about miscellaneous
| ly. Careless persons scrape about loosely
| with their heels, and are first on one side
and then on the other. Very strong mind
ed persons have their toes diretly in front
| OF them, and have kind Of stamp move
l CiioSaoic iCiSJHo VAIN i9st
| slow By turns. Venturous persons try all
roads. frequently eiissb the fences instead
Of going through tho gate. and nerer let
down bar. One idea persons and very
selfish ones Z" toe in" Cross persons are
very apt to hit their knees tosethe-. Good
natured persons snap their. thumb ard fin
ger every few steps. Fun laving persons
have kind of gig movement. Absent
minded persons often take the wrong road
and sometimes find themselves up TO thci.
knees in mud puddle, although the side
walks are excellent. Dignifea men rove
slow and erect. Fast persons cut across
tho corner, kick every dog they meet
knock down the children, run agains. the
ladies. and hit every twelfth mans rib.
with their elbows. Very neat men occs
lsionally stop to wipe the dust from then
boots-their hands hang by their Sides
Very polite persons are sometimes seer
bowling in their course to black servan
| girls and black stump..
--e-S-e----
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

&c But arn seldom stupid, HEyT 1hfE.'
EPEs SARGENT.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

E A teacher had been explaining TO
his class the points of the compass. and all
were drawn up in front towards the north
'now. what's before you, Jonny.'
The North. SIR
'And what behind you, Tommy
My coat tail, SIR said he trying the
same time to get glimpse at it.
"Pat, what ale you digging shereF
"The ground, SIR
"Confound it, you are spelling my gar.
den; what the deuce is that laundering big
hole for 2
Because, l heard yez say yesterday
yez was going to get post of honor from
the government, and that holes for ye te
put it inF'
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

MoRAL.-Always put water and .ssps.
rits' in your canteen.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09
HsoN KANSAS TERRITORY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1856.

LAST LETTER sF HrG
notorious highwayrnsn of California known
as Tom Bell. was lately captured and ex-
ecuted few hours afterwards. In the
interval be wrote the following letter to
his mother who resides in Tennessee. It
goes TO prove that there is something of
the angel left. even in the vi.ess. Let the
young take the warning which he gives
V'iirginiQ Stntinsl.
SAN JOAQUIN, Oct. 4th, 1856.
Dear Mother: AS am about 10 make
my exit to another country l take this of-
portunity to write you few lines. Prob
ably you may never hear from me again.
II not, hope we may meet where parting
is no more
Ia my prodigaI career in this country I
have always recollected your fond adino-
nitions, and IL l had always lived up to
| them probably would 10. have been in
ray present condition; but, dear mother.
although my fate has been a cruel one, yet
have DO one to blame tut myself. Give
my respects to ali my youthful friends ;
tell them to beware Of bad associations
and never TO enter into any gambling sa-
looms, fer that has been my ruin.
If my old grandmother is living renem.
Der me to her. With these remarks bid
you farewell forever
Your enly hoy, ToH.
Bell was about twenty-five years of oge,
educated, and formerly physician. He
| went to California in 1889.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

nss, Yr1
cIs sTs.,
emed articles
de cheap for
+tif'd whisky
do
bourbon do
do do
do do ~
mac brandy
o 3hdolr
!andg.n o
beach brandy
|, port Wine
aga do
one brandy,
PId whisky
sorted candy
e crackers
on and RIer-
a st powders
tits do ~
iled herring
pr Candles
wet corks
ted buckets
assian,caps
p nails
oil sizes
castings -
hseselga4
gar
nanf tobacco
hser brandy
bda,starch,
&c, katchup,
loves, Fefr
ia crackers,
onsware;
ds. tubs, ~
nre, brooms,
cane chaiTE,
wagons,
kcTs, , cirgars
ds All kinds,
iacking, &c.
5y sPriags,
'3O-tf
/. STEPHENS
s. DO.
Commission
VILE, no.
cir care will
fsAS
HRER SroaE
Hviile, Mo-,
i.y on hand
; Flour, Ba-
oceries.
8, & Co.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

| descriptions:
svclve years
| paif OF five
brindle ana
T eight years
Iiuforuiation
| bscriber at
| wed a..r
tARDEN.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-12-09

|! nOt,iIcp to
OUlItV ausi
], st opened
brtment of
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i has been
ourselves
! 10 call and
o be pleas
|rsiness and
~, to merit
patronage /
|ENCER.
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DOBBIN XOVSEt
POW FRS Il TROY, Proprietors.

The Propretors of this Establishment an
fl..Ea nonnce t" the public. that owing to the
IssssssGS stantly increasing patronage extended to
49, them, they have been induced to enlarge the
accommodation by tire addition ofan extensive Dining
Room the lower floor. and suite of Rooms the
second floor; THUS enabling them accommodate all
who may favor them with call. And they pledg ge
themselves increased give satisfaction
TO their patrons
Spacious Stables attached and careful! Ostlers in
attendance.
The eligible location of the Establishment with the
experience of the Propretors in providing for the
comfort their patrons they hope will secure
a liberal share of the travel.
The Western and Southern Stages arrive and depart
from this House.
Carriages in attendance arrival and departure
Steam Boats for the accommodation of passengers
Horses and Carriages furnished at any notice for
CARRYING travellers any part the adacent country
j. w. POWERS. W. C. TROY.
Fayetteville, May II, 1856. 9s-tf.
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WILL AM Mel INTIRE
Offers for sale
l. Barrels NESS PORK.
$500 Lbs. RACON. large sides.
April 2Gth st
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
!5r. j. T.. FOJf4kES.

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
Dr. j. +. FOJLkES.
\ large assortment of IIarrisOn's WRITING INKS
cons sting of Black writing Fluid Blue and Carmnc
Inks from one ounce to quart bottles.
Also. large lot of HARRISON'S PERFUMER1 :
Consisting of
Toilet Water for removing blotces and freckles from
the skin:
Double and single Cologne: Cream of Beauty;
Preston Salts:
Parian White Carnation Rouge: Lemon Rouye:
Lip Balm; Cold Cream Toilet Powders;
Shampoo Lotion: Hair Dye: Floral Pomatuln CRYSTAL
Poinat,Im;
Philicomc Beef Marrow: Bears Oil: Rose Hair Oil:
Toilet Soap; Brown Windsor.
Palm {faniy) mammoth Loundry Soaps;
Crystal and Erasive Soaps; Fumng
Pastils; Shaving Creams.
assorted Extracts, assorted;
Corn Starch. &c.
Paint Brushes of all descriptions
All of which will be sold low for Cash Wholesale or
Retail l,y J. F. FOULkES.
q.
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DIR. JOHN w. p &c Z
u E.% * ~,

Is now receiving hi4 SPRINf; SUPPLY Of CHEAP
GOODS among which
IRISH Tincns. Lawns ana Diapers.
French. Scotch, and Dom site lawns.
CalicoeS-Fr"nclI. En- @lj~il aal Domestic.
French. scotch and Domestic GIN ghanl~
Eni3rud Il and Plain Grape ShawiS and >carts.
- to lA-f 8l"a-hcti Shifting and Shc'tng.
French and Irish Linen Drilling.
Black and t,olur"l silks
Ioiincts aa1 Bonnet Ribbon.
Boitinm Cloths Nos. ; to 10,
Joseph scpi<a's Cottonades
C0loreL C.rana'tnn and Barge.
Linen Can')ric HaNdk"rchicts. assorted.
Htay Linens. 81 to IT. very cheap
With lnanv other articles. all OF which have been
purchased th Package at the lowest rates. and Will
II" offered the lowest prices by wholesale or retail
frr Ca-ir time to pnncual customers.
,1,rC -. 1886.
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Mr. BUcHAxAS-At the ratification meeting
in Washington OH Wednesday, after other
speakers:
Hon. A. G. Brown. of Mississippi, next
addressed the meeting. He pledged James
Buchanan to sustain the rights of every section
Of the Union. Within the last six days he had
himself heard the iIlustrious candidate for the
Presidency declare that if elected IL sh0mld BE-
his ain, to crush out Aboiniomism. Cheers.
In conclusion, he pledged Mississippi to roll
mp majority of not less than 10000 votes for
the Democratic candidates. Applause.
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

The subscriber having opened the ICE HOUSE. Il
now prepared to furnish to the community and all
who may want from the country. Orders accom-
panied by the money will be punctualy filed at
TWO CENTS per pound, packages paid for
1SHAM BLAKE.
April 26. 1856 95-tf
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STATE OE NORTH CAIsO:4I.A,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

4,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Superior Couu Of Lom, Spring Term, 1856.
Ills Honor. David +. CALDWELL Judge presiding:
1t is orlcrc, by his Honor. that Special Term of
the Superior Court of Law be held for the County OF!
Cumberland. at the Court House in Fayetteville. on
the 18th Monday OF June next ensuing it being the 23d
day Of the month: and that the Clerk OF said Court
make advertisement OF the same IN the several news
papers published in the Town of Fayetteville
All Sutors. witnesses and others. having business
to transact in said Court. required punctually to
attend
Witness. Jesse T. Warden. Clerk of our said Court.
at oeice. IT,, Ith NulIay after the 1tn Monday iii
March, \. II. 1886.
J. r. WARDEN: Clerk
May 30. G9-3t
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NnEIcE

On Saturday, the 2sth day of June at the store Of
Tristin Bostick in Richmond county. will sell to the
highest bidder. Ten Shares in the Fayetteville and
Albemarie Plank Road, belonging to John Morrison.
deceased. Terms: Six months credit
N. MrRCHISON Admir-.
Nav 49, 1856 9a-4t.
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PHoroGRArH OF THE Seas BorroM-In
the last number of the Journal of the Society
of Arts, Mr. w. Thompson, of Weymouth,
gives an account Of the means ho adopted ior
taking photograph of the bottom of the sea.
in Weymouth bay, at depth of three fathoms.
1t appears that the camera placed in box
with plate-gIass front, and moveable shutter
10 he drawn up when the camera sunk to
the bottom. The camera being focused in this
box on land for objects in the foreground, at
about ten yards or other suitable distance, was
let down from boat to the bottom of the sea
carrying with it colIodion plate, prepared in
the ordinary way.-When at the bottom, the
shutter Of the box was raised, and the plate was
thus exposed for about ten minutes. The box
was then drawn into the boat, and the image
developed in the usual manner. A view was
thus taken of the rocks and weeds lying at the
bottom Of the bay. Mr. Thompson anticipates
that it will be ready and inexpensive means
of arriving at a knowledge of piers, bridges,
piles structures and rocks under water.
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FOR SALE.

TIL Dwelling at present occupied by the
fs.sGa subscriber. situated :IillSoro' Street.
isssN39 al Joining the premises Of Hugh Gilmore,
.sasssessa EST. Apply to }. G. Smith.
g. f. CHERISH.
March %. 1856 91-tf
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BOYS SpEEcH-The other day hoy ca me
tearing roumd corner with his rags IN the
wind his face smearcd with molasses, and u
shingle fonrishns in his hand. while he was
shouting to another boy abont the size OF a
pepper box, who stood some quarter Of mile
down the street: "Oh I;ill git AS many boys
as ever You can, and as many shingles as ever
you can, aud come mp the street, round the
corner, as soon ever you can, Tor there's I"
.,reat h;c laroe hogst Of lasscs busted on the
p,rement. busted all to smash
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FOR s. Al

FOR SILE
A likely NEGRO WOMAN and Child The woman
can be recommended good cook, washer and
roner, and also trusty servant.
For further information apply al THIS OFFICE
April 4. 1856 o5tf
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FAYETTEVILLE
Ecna..lc High Schnnl.

ne i.ubitc Examination of the Students Of This
,us.tutioh VIII embrace the 18th 10TH ard 18th of
1, uy next. commencing each day at 81 O'clock A. NJ
aieh,s. guardians and the public respectfully
In, nc annual Sermon will he delivered Tuesday
night the l5th. by Rev ADAM GncHErsr of Eave,te
me. me Literary address Wednesday night the
.'.'i. pv loi tLLAN 5. Mullins of Marion Ilist.xS
anu the toNcEkT by the young ladies the Tnst-
ssa.oh VIII lie given on Thursday nj gl.t the II th
The annual meeting of the Board of Trustees vii, ,c
held on Monday the 2ist Julx,
" WN. r. PEI.I, prnc;nal
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Nav 30.
THE ELoATlNG BALLS OIL: NNUCiNLE
ASKING NsAC9Es%


Tho subscriber having purchased the Right of the
Harnett, is ready to furnish such as may be
de>rous of Obtaining Right. The machine is simple.
both iii its structure and operations. and should
portion Of it full be easily and speedily repaired
| by person having the of tools. ! do claim
for this machine than what it is able 10 perform
with that description of labor which almost every
family is able To supply. without at all interfering
with tie ordinary duties. In the first place child
II l. years of perform all the labor. after
having it operate few times aud if the direc-
tion4 adhered Will do much work in one ,lav
! three ioIIr women i'll the ordinary and tn.
work will be much better done Below will be found
certificate from those who have purchased and
have in one of these machines
ISIAM BLAKE
April l2, 1856. o3-;f
FAYErrEvII.LE. \. c.. April Q. 1856.
We. the unders cned. having purchased of Mr. lSlam
Blake of the above machines. cordially recommend
it to the favor of the Public. 1t washes very rapidly
and the work is much better done than usually done
in the old way. and with less to the Clothing.
1t far exceeds expectations and has only to he
i'll operation to satisfy the most Skcptical of its
utility and economy. We have doubt of its being
generally used wherever introduced.
u. &. McRAE JSo. d. WILLIAMS,
". J. ANpERsoN JoHN d. STARR,
WM. McLArRIN, JosErH A. WORTH
\. P Hurt, y. j. O'HANLoN,
JAS. g. SMITH, DAVID WEMYss
We in company with several other gentlemen. saw
dcfaced put in and washed ont by this machine re-
moving all the dirty appearance of The bill and leav
ing IL perfectly leghle which shows there is little
no rubbing produced in washing fine articles.
FRANK \. RoBERTs,
JAS. q. SMITH
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kcys; Fob Buckles; Spectacles of all kinds; Breast
Pins and Ear Rings in sets something fine: all kinds
of Finger Rings; Bracelets Gold Pencil, with Pens:
Gold Lockets; Studs Collar and Sleeve Buttoas; Gold
Pen and Pencils with India Rubber Cases a new
article; Fine Pearl Card Cases Pockef Compass. with
Sun Dial connccted: Coral Beads: Port MonnaiS: Jet
Necklaces: fine Pins Accordco,s: Music Boxes
SILVER WARE: Silver Forks; Silver Table and
Tea Spoons; Mustard and Salt Spoons; Silver Cups.
Butter Knives. Fruit Knives.
PLATED GOODS: Forks: Table and Tea Spoons:
Butter Dishes; Castors: Card Baskets; Ladies' Work
Boxes: good of Military Goods: fine lot
Clocks. and very many other articles which his friends
and the public are invited to examine.
Strict attention paid TO WATCH REPAIRING.
June T.. 2-.n
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SPRING GOODS FOR 1885,
Z
B. T.. PfIAflCEI
Is NOW OPENING a large and well selected Stock of
SPRING AND SINNER GOODS.

Is NOW Opening large and well selected Stock o
SPRING AND SIMMER GOODS.
Among nehteh, may be found for The Ladtes,
| Black and colored silks Silk Tissues and Barcges
ClaIes and Batt~tc Brilliante-. Printed Lawns. Jaco
acts and Organdies. Jacone Swiss aud Plaid Mu-lins
Collars and Under~leeves- Embroidered Flrts. Corded
Cactus. Grass. and Whaeboc Skirts Grape. Silk.
! Straw Bonnets and large and handsome a-Sortmen
of French. English, and American Prints. Gloves
| Hose. &c.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN
Cloths Fancy and Black CasSimercs; yesting White
Brown aud BluT: Linen Drills Irish Linen DrapD Etc
Farmers Satin Farmers Drill: Moleskin- Panama
lie bora. Palm
ef istatiy Made Cot!.ing. &C.. txc.
--flso--
Boots and Shoes; Umbrellas and ParaSols. Beachcd
and Brown Shirtny and Sh.cnr and every variety in
the Yankee Notion line. which will he sold small
advance for CASH. time to punctua customers
either 1T Wholesale OF Retail.
Late Pcarce 4 Ferguson.
Hay Street. Fayetteville, March %, 1886. 9o-tf
j. c. POE,
DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, EooTs. SHOES. AND
Ready-1iade Ciohhing.
Particular attention paid to Ladies' Dress
Goods and Trimmings.
HAY STREET. FAYETTEVILLE \. C.
November Sd, 1888. If
In o3'de1 tO close O'H Tue remaining O
Stock Of Goods no,r on hama,
We offer them til" following terms: to Cash buyers
III New York cost; to prompt time buyers New ork
cost with charges added.
We have many desirable GOODS in store. viz
DRY GOODS,
HfRDU.4RE. B0OTS .4,eD SHOE&,
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ICE CREAM SALOON

There will lie opened the 18th inst. (for the
season. in connection with the Shemwcl House
Saloon in the Store room lately occupied by
Shenwell Il Mcdonald. ShpmWell House Building
Green street the Market House.
Fayetteville. May 9, 1856. 9.tf
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\ PROCLAMATION

By HIS ExcELLENCY THOMAS BRAGG,
GOVERNOR THE STATE NORTH
>CAIsOLINA.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1856-07-05

s.aaei The Common Scho51s Robesotl County will
meet at the Court Horse in LsfnIcrton on Thursday
Il tn July next. at 10 o'clock the meeting will
he held at the same place. the First Thursday in
September next. Applicants will please attend
promptly at the above stated meetings. they cannot
be examined at any other time.
JOHN MOORE, Chm'n
June Il. 1856. aft
SCLPPERVONG GRAPES
We wish to contract for IO)O or more bushels of
Scuppernong Grapes. to be delivered next fall
Apply to j. IL. Roberts Il Co. Fayetteville Hotel
ROBERTS Il BROTHERS.
June I2 1856 2-tf