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They say the Magnolia Tree is the handsomest
growth south of Mason and Dixon's ne and 1t is ev-
IDENTIFY fact 1t is also said the Magnolia Restaurant
en- Green Street, between Dr. B. w. Robinsons Medical
Establishment and Mr. P. Taylors Store. and nearly
kept ofany other establishment in the South Persons
wishing fnd cannot we'll miss it: it is the YELLOW
BUILDING.
The subscriber would take this method of thanking
the citizens of this place and the surrounding country
for the unprecedented berality they have bestowed
en- him. and would solicit a continuation.
He has always on hand the VERY BEST LIQUORS,
WINES and CORDIALS, that be found in the
United States either by the quantity otherwise
Also Cigars. Pickles, Sardines. Cheese, Preserved
Fruts, Lemon Syrup, and many other good things,
and atters himself that he has the most polite, obli
ging accomplished and FRANK, vender to attend to
his establishment. that be found either North
South. Temperance drinks put up at the shortest
notice He would call attention particularly his
private rooms up stairs which large, comfortable
| and in good order.
r. JONES,
j Yellow Building, Green St.. Fayetteville. N c.
May 10, 1857. Soft
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FOR S ALE

The following valuable real estate. the property OF
G. Hall dec d. is offered for sale and consists of the
following tracts:
That desirable place known Rome. containing
about 26O acres with all the improvements. This
nlace will be sold entire divided to suit purchasers,
+ being probably of the best business stands IN
the country and is very desirable to those wishing to
enter the mercantile business
No 2 Consists of Lot and Brick Store e tene-
ments) in Cambeton, Bridge Street near Ciaren-
don Bridge and is very desirable stand for business
No 3 Is 3 vacant lots in Campbellton known in City
plot as Nos lU9, LII. IL, and half of lot lis.
No 4. Is a dwelling house and lot Haymount
corner of Plankroad and Adams ST. A very dcsra
bic residence for the whole year.
No s. Is a Corn Mill and Steam Engine and Boiler
of 10 or Is horse power This is well worth the at
tnton of those living where water power is not avail
able and will be sold at great bargain.
For terms apply to J. ii. HALL. Assignee
August l. 1857. 6l-tI
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P,ints, Oils, Varnish, Brushes, for
Sale by 81. H1NoDAAh'
Aug Is, o'-u
FOR S ALE.

The Subscriber desiring to emigrate to the west
offers for sale his entire LANDS including about SIX
hundred acres generally known as Chalk Lever; lying
in the upp end Of Harnett county. miles East OF
Cane Fear River and the road leading from ray
etteve to Chapel Hill Store, Dwelling Out-Houses'
all in first order.
The Store is at a business stand and Is not TO
be excelled by any country store in the State
are also upon the premises excellent we'll OF water
within Is or 70 steps of the House, fine young or
chard of Fruit Trees, Tan Yard in perfect oroer,
which pevs we'll when in operation Aso Blacksmith
Shop with Tools. &c.
do we'll to call end examine it for themselvhs am
determined to SELL and will make terms easy for the
purchaser. A n, De" AN:
n b The place is of the healthiest in the
Southern country.
August. ., 63-t1
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NOTICE.

The Subscriber ha just arrived from the west and
is determined to sell THREE HUNDRED ACRES OF
LAND in Moore county lying on 10th sides of Deep
River within miles of the western plank road with
his Mills thereon known as johnson s Mills. Also
another small tract in the county OF Chatham IN the
fork of Tick Greek and Oppossum Creek near the ore
hill or the old u, mace, known the England land
The land in Moore is very valuable both for farming
are as all persons desrous of purchasing
will examine for themselves To suit the accommoda
ton of purchasers will sell the mill tract by itself
If the above property is not sold by the 10th O
October it will then be offered at public sale. together
with good deal of other property Ride up and see
the premises for there is no joke Terms mad'
known at Sale.
WM. NJ. JOHNSON.
Aup 1857, 62-6t-pd
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h1gEETnE{G,tA h1gEET nsET{,tAA1 sac E p / 4 Il PEI Ell
MANUFA ACrURING CO. OF NEW YORE
CAPITAL S5OO,OOO.

A. Nicholas. President. Office. 20 Wall ST,
perfect security against all manner OF o. Fraud or
Counterieting Papnr-To Prevent photographs
and Anastatic Count cfeits. Erasures Transfers or
Alterations ~
to manufacture and sell the New Chemical paper in
Americu invented in England by Henry Gynn a cele-
brated chemist and officer in the British army 1t is
hardly necessary that the Paper is recommended
hv Mr. Kent Assaver of the u. S. Mint, Mr. Lyman
OF the New York Clearing House. and Meade Brothers
extensive and skilfu photographers l33 Broadway,
on check or hank note printed the Safety Paper
Below is our list OF prices:
Bank Checks-25 cts. per ib.
Bank Bills-$lS for 1000 sheets.
Bills of Excha"ge-$25 for 1000 sheets
Promssory Notes-4O cts. per H.
Sight and Time Drafts-$25 for 1000 sheets
l. Insurance Policies-4O cts. per lb-
Railroad Stocks 4 Bonds-40 cents per 10
Bank and State Stocks-4O cts. per h.
Bonds and Mortgages-40 cts per 10.
Wills aud Deeds-4O cts per lb.
For wrapping Silks and other fine articles it is ex
cellent as it prevents moths. 40 cts a lb
For Indentures and Agreements. 40 cents per To-
! All State and County Records should always be
printed written this Paper as the chemicals 70
serted in the pulp not only prevent erasure or rapsie
but make it lasting time.
For Southern Climates it is excellent, and mucl
superior any other; the moistdess of the ciima
does not destroy 1.-THE properties Inserted in tn
nulp being a preventative. all the southern state
cuba the est Indiea and the Central American State
no public records can be kept over 20 years. WRITER
ON the ordinary paper while the oils and other chem
calls idsered in this Paper makes it indestructile b.
the ravages of time. 1t is alsoAproof against moths
rats and other vermin, which feaSbOn and destroy al
other paper now in use
The Company have now in operation Mills in Morrl
County n. j., ofahout 800 horse power and are abi
to fill all orders for Paper at the shortest notice
All orders for Paper must be addressed to a. MICH
| OLAS, President of the Company, No. 10 Wall Stree
Orders for this valuable paper received at the Care
July, Is, 5b-om
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TAKE NOTICE.

nE Subscriber having, at June Term 1857, of the
uaft OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the County
q cumberland, qualified Administrator upon the
estate of Willie F. Moore, hereby notifies persons hav
he claims aganst the said Estate to present the
properly authenticated within the time prescribed by
NV otherwiaethis notice will be pleaded in the bar
Of their recovery.
uebtors to the said Estate will please make payment
&edmedately. E. f. MOORE.
80 tJ0hA g. 53-tf
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FOR SALE.

= TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND. nine miles
from Fayetteville, lying directly the Southern
Plank Road and on each side of Big Rockfsh. One
Of the best Turpentine sections in the county with
convenient improvements for famii residence; with
small corn mill on a failing stream, and first
rate situation for "a Turpentine Distlery and Store
A. A. McKETHAN
Eof,' ~
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ODDS AND ENDS,

8 The Lady who bought Pitchers, Bowls and
Dipper, at my Store. early the 18th of June. will
please send in her name, as my clerk charged the
goods to anothar person.
Those who have borrowed Baskets of mine will
please return them.
Tomatoes now plenty. Fill dozen or two OF
Arthur's Cans with the m for winter
w. n. TILLINGHAST. 3
Aug. % st
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JAMES c.. SMITH. MILES oosrlN
JAn1Es c. SMITH & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
uve removed their office to the second story OF the
hnidne formerly occupied by the Telegraph Company
ba are nrenared to attend all business in the
All business entrusted to them will be punctualy
"'SS'i Wiimingtoa; October l, 1856,
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NEW GOODS.
JAM \ KYLE

Is receiving his Spring and Summer supply of
DRY GOODS, HATS, BOOTS & SHOES,
Boiling CLOTHS, &c, all of which, being purchased
by the case will be offered by Wholesale Retail ct
LOW PRICES.
March %. 43tf
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NOT ICE.

Persons indebted to Jas. c. McEachin, Guardian
O heirs of John Morrison dec d, are hereby re-
snectuly informed said guardian has ina great
majority of instances endorsed and transferred their
notes the undersigned. Al so, that our urgent ne
cessities apart from req rements of the eneorser
compel us collect speedily possible. All those
indebted will therefore oblige and themselves too.
bv paving up Immediately. We must and will sue
where the money is not forthcoming.
4. ID. MORRISON.
j. NJ. MORRISON
y. A. MORRISON.
Jaurinhuroh n c. March I 1857. 40-tf
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W ANTED

A Situation as BOOKK in a whole
Grocery ry-Goods Commission House. by a
taeman of experience and undoub bted Capacity
dress Box 49, Fayetteville, N. c.
Aug Sth, 624t
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1000 acres of Land for
Sale.

All the Land belonging to the Estate of John Mori-
en, decd. is for SALE Said land is lying In Tue
Counties of Montgomerya and Richmond; and any pei.
opportunity any time withS three .5nths by calling
on the subscriber atCapt. Joseph Illness. Rchmoaa
County. part of said Land is lying on near the
line of the S. C. & Coal Fields r. r. The subscriee
will take pleasure showing said lands to any pers
wishing informant ton respecting them -
$50. p. BszRAk1QNfz1sEass51e1
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meut Of ooTS & Shoes Ladies LaaSs,c GsIsess; sHeE:
Satin and colored Ladies' and Gents syle of ar,
of new and beautiful pattern, ana every
ticle in his line. ,+od - him
His stock is choice carefully seiecteda "a cali ho
self aud buyers will find it to their espie and
Franklin Streets
April %, 1857. 49-U
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TO THE JUSTICES OF IL ARNETI CO
The Justices of Harnett county are hereby notified
to at Court House in Summereillc on Mon
the I4th day of September next for the transac-
ton of county business. e. W. PtGhAM
" - Clerk.
Aup Is. 63-2t
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Donaldson Academy.

r,o ,x+ cess;on of this Institution will begin on
Monday of September under the JOINT charge
of Mr. Thomas J. Robinson. and Mr. George A. Carhs'
The academy building i pleasantly situated on Hay
Mount and in it's location combines the advantages
of ample room for the out door exercises OF the STU
dents and freedom from all of hinderance IN
the t,lligent pursuit of their studies.
1t is the desire of the instructors to make TINS
school of rank and they call upon Parents and
Guardians aid them, by their patronage IN the ac
conplishment this purpose, believing that there Is
in Fayetteville and its vicinity sufficient NUMBER OF
Bows to support such an Institution
TERMS OF TUITION.
For Primary Students per session. GO weeks) sls 90
:: A;.ss;ss; ASys.ssd English Is Is 90 90
:. Cnnt;Mae,c;es 50
| One half Of tution' fees to be paid in advance
Sem-Annual repotts of the scholarship OF eacn boy
will be sent to the Parent or Guardian
| Aup 18th 63-7t
Common School Teachers in Harnett
! County.
! Those desirous of employment as Common schoo
Teachers in Harnett county will present themselves
for Examination at Summervile, on Tuesday ant
wednesday, the 18th and Is Sep. next
! Persons presenting themselves for Examlnotion VII
he required to furnish satisfactory testimonials
nbaracter. &c. DAN'L MCCORMICK,
'n'' WILL. ". McNEILL
A. D. MCLEAN,
Aur IL Gate Examining Com
8 :. HINsDALE's Ague Mixture; alst
i = Championss Ague Medicine; Shallenberger
Fever and Augue Antidote and Rowands Tonic Mi
] ture. For sale by .. ..
Aug Is. oo-H
: White Lead aud Linsced Oil. TO
sale by =.
D Aug Is, oSsl
Congress Water, for save by
Aug. IS 63-tf D - "
NOTICE.
# The Copartnership of surles q Adams, and H. X.
y Adams Co.. is this day dissoi'eo by H'". AnAWS
June I'd. 1851 1TM r. SURLES
| I,cc 2lu
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DOBBIN HOUSE
POWERS & TROY. Proprietors.

4 The Proprietors of this Establishment
fsSEa nounce to the public. that owing to the con-
i!!. stanty increasing patronage extended to
AAas@& them they have been induced to enlarge the
accommodation by the addition of extensive Dining
Room on the lower floor. and suite of Rooms on the
second floor; thus enabling them to accommodate all
who NAV favor them with call. And they pledge
themselves to exerton to give satisfaction
to their patrons
Spacious Stables attached and careful. Ostlers in
attendance.
The eligible location of the Establishment, with the
experience of the Proprietors in providing for the
their patrons they hope will secure to them
a liberal share of the travel.
The Western Southern Stages arrive at and depart
, from this House.
Carriages in attendance on arrival and departure of
Steam Boats for the accommodation of passeng gers
Horses and Carriages furnished at any notice for
carrying travellers to part of the adjacent country
j. w POWERS. W. C. TROY.
Favettcville May II. 1856. 9S-tf
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GROCERIES, HARD

1ONTe &c, 0'C.A
The undersigned are now receiving large assort-
ment of GROCERIES .HARDWARE. IRON, STEEL,
HOLLOW-WARE. SHOES, LEATHER SADDLE
RY which they will sell Wholesale at small ad-
vance on cost for cash, usual time to prompt
Dealers =. G W. WILLIAMS CO.
Iuiv 25 1857 Soft
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NJ AR BILE FAC T o r. Y.

BY GEO. LAUDER.
Nearly opposite to f. W, Vikings Auction Store
: Fayetteville. \. c.
: Oct. l. 1856. v
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valuable Land for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his entire lands nciu
ding about eight hundred acres lying fifteen miles
uS t1e Eavetteyille and Eve miles from the mouth OF
1r little river The land is level and healthy and
well adapted farming; there is about one hundred
and fifty acres cleared and under hhe state OF cuit
t;on will sell all together or in small tracks to
t purchasers For further particulars apply to the
subscriber on the premises m.,pr,
To 7-tf
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10000 lbs. TaliOw anted.
For which the highest cash price will be paid.
Oct l. 1856 A. NJ. CAMPBELL.
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A CARD.

III undersfgned would 'Tespectfef1e infofn oi6
friends and customers that he can be found at the
Store of c.. e. I4eete. where he will be glad to
them. j. r. MCDONALD.
Jan. II, 1857, 33-tf
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E DIR s. AEH,

E0B 3 A6E.
Five seyenths of the FARMING AND III ttPtN-
>TINE LAND in Harnett county, known as the Parker
and Ic Nel lands, joining VIM: Harr ngton's land on
ITnner Little River There is 200 acres CT the
best quality of low grounds the River The up
lands are heavily timbered with pines, and within SIX
miles of the Fayetteville and Western Railroad;
For narticulars anply to d MACARTHUR.
- - I7>~fNs --r@ J. P. ROPER,
J. W. MCKAY.
Nov. 1856 30, 26-tf
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A\DREW j STEDMAN,
,HsE.N ID. SB A w .

ATTTORxEY At LAW.
-i1 ,ocfn CHAM. Richmond County Nor'h & Naro'ha; ma;
will practice 10 the Courts OF iI'chmohu. AsG ;i i @
Dh,Io, All bu suess entrusted to his care VIII re
80 strict attention. July, IL, y-oo
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NOTICE..

-, c.o.t,ership of Surles Il Adams, and R. "A
5an, @ n Co is this day dissolved by mutual consent
| June I'd 1851. WM r SJIRIES
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A. NJ. Campbell,
AUCTIONEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
East side of Gillespie street,
FAYETTEVILLE, n. G.
October l.. 1853
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FAR, SALE.

FoR SALE.
s4 Acres Of Land. lying on Cape Fear River-Store,
Dwelling Out Houses all in first rate order Inc store
1a business stand at the Cross Roads and the
ani is not to be exeeiled by any in North Carolina
Anv person desiring to purchase can obtain further
particulars respecting the property by caiiing en-
either of us at Willis Greek on the Wilmington Road
Is mi lies from Fayetteville. -.
Cct lS-tf JAMES WRIGHT.
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Congress Water, for save by
Aug. IS 63-tf D o.
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White Lead aud Linsced Oil, for
sale by So 49,"
Aug. Is, VSss
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Common School Teachers in Harnett

q T. HINSDALE'S Ague Mixture; also.
y Champions's Ague Medicine; Shaliennergers
Fever and Aueue Antidote, and Rowands Tonic MIX
I 49, For aaie nv S. J. HINSDALE.
Aug. Is. oo-u
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sG Gorge, I'm a durhtler fool than 3
was, hoss, ho'ncts. and all. I'll dro
sum ov these days, see eff don't"
"Well, go on, Sut,-did the shirt
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THE MAGNOLTA RESTAURANT.

Feb'y 9. 1856.
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MATHEW McNABB,
MANUFACTURER OF VINEGAR

MANUFACTURER OF VINEGAR
ASD DgALEK
RIour. Mill Feed OF uIl Kinds C0Fu nnd
Corn dEenl, OaIB, ESnIed kEnY. &c.
AIIaf the charge
TIE s ss; prize paid in cash for All Country
Opposite the Second Presbyterian Church. Centre Wheel
ing jelI
M EsTERN RESERVE CHEESE just received and for
w sale " kauIel y. EGLLLy
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CITY BUSINESS. .
GOLDEN BEE INV g STORE,

I
Fiji A.Sil lFINl,t.!i9 EIt4lks.. y, IA,
SNToNE THOMAS tuEe pleasure IN announcing thst
> thes in receipt Of tsSr al stneS OF IAN and
'sry Goods, vnriettt. nnd lRtIls.eay sssoda.a
Tlsy lave jss seeeysd tilsiF scsSa, F. Purchases
which, ahe "a their former Stock e!l e1abe er1 TO pre-
sent 10 tn talic nore tisn ef t ffss'
500, 900 WORTH OF GOODS,
sos.Sn re plxGfiGS Of yo roc sss have i.
10 liza, Ios,,rr vrfctS added large itocESte
sas s 'h g5s 81 @ hs =, sss dNsHas and lest
Winter Tasso Sat Of z.IeL a> wen rs 20 iteir stock q
generally, TIE, invite the atts;':ai .: the Tiale. 'l'N
a;.$ Sss sfa si' Sqsoa afsss
sp as Neli as directly trop the Importers H alaGplac
SSTs ~ n sgv r% are All Sg pIs % 9t 81
| exec. ii by 10 similar house. IL the West
the Public va. tie best OF goods
II ii,Is s.oes ,pay be found tnlly
l20tu ydS shks-cbracinG scse Of tile Encst inn az
i,O0O :. French Mcr!noes Cnsl,meses, Bernba
rhbes and MadiSc,ns-of every sEnIy and color i9nf
in stript oas:nerr. Snd Dyiases2 iutrcstgd @ ls'i
sW stawis and CoaLs-cuSraeing some Of the n t5
$500 ys ainshaa,s DvSese., peainsa and Prints
American oelss nd catton goods KEEP: " sllnlat
Tte sTe rad IN their stock viii, view to closer CGsh
trade, ahG pse EGe Public 'a no eot upon hriv Part
They cOpadSns that theT eas "ner iH'aSsN'SHts to
;le United states, no trouble 20 .io SOoisooGs sett
- on hand, IF rris is Fa de.sy Fetsrs
uuS" -+ afrt.. t4f.-..r..
ENGOUVAGE NGERICAS M&STFA CTURLk
SSU.F'S.Et$'s. BOOB IA EkF"EEs 1H
Writing Fluid. op 7ao
lNCE tbs superior Fluid las las been before the public -
~ ROW nelTi3 two yenrs, Il lIs icCn constantly gaining Ia
favor ana Is 'Sw preferred b. .Ee fSrNued Ar
uOId Puid
During ts past year twenty thousand and pint bot:
ties oerthcr with smaller skies inuuaerce iHyS been sold
10 bankers AID merchants in Cincinnati onlsve Pits
huT Brdalo Cleveland, nctEo Terre uaue, Lafayette,
Nineennes indanal9is, kyansrils Frsnfot LeSnEt"n,
NaShTt Memphis, ST. Louis fiCiShurg JHrkeCn, SHtcheL
aud New Orleans. 1t has also been adopted ia the State De
.rEteus of Kentucky, TennCEIec and Mississippi IthGs
Mky three 6rSt class Diplomas attr Mechanics Institutes
GincinNsli hn Luuisvle and Diplomas and FGr Me- "
/ IIid IllIhVjs. - = 1'7t
Tine following merchants. bankers &C., Wheeling,
niors nsiHg ATnIS Egh lax, purchased j. j. BuI-
ISL,s S1 Keeper MTtirS Fluid: - llsfstaH
& w @ nan NJ virginia; Merchants Neehspies
Gaik c Mhe'ii bat'S Of Wheeling; CTcsetnt AAnufRcu
Ihs SonHiS County CteS Ol Ohio County, SationS Tele
sfa!!' uiicc Haiilc'" and Ohio Rur6nd 0nict MrLure
!nuSri kc!, Holloway Co.; lSrGsCE MeAee; GoFdoa,
Matthews Co.; n Sweeney Son; Doane Cowgill OH
din DHDcrscu q Co.; Press.
For sale ST manufacturers prices by - y
oo90 LAMIpIS. GILrRr'oS &co.-se1
" HtG'te@, StMS!rS AttS~f0hd E-IuIesI ~ are,
NlOci(H, i.a.-s
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MASONIC DIRNCToKY.

E- TO PRlNTERes
r., ~ prepared 10 furnish Printers with Wates shpeI0
Nsa.o ,,.o; aHi Job luks. We have nov on hand =
''". Ink, power pTes5 lsiHht Green
,seok Iuh. DtrEt e. recn.
,ttHe Binek. yellow.
LAita RIRe do white.
- RGd lux G20Id size.
EHtrn Fine do VmrrISh
a, Light I:Ine. S'c.;Ec. 6e
vbS,s ot 5y u warranted be good; and IL touna nv
Isy-f.s.. yah be returned a. Cur expense.
'-'' oAMPBELI MeDER'foT-
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Q. r.. BI2.OM 81
70, lIS Main Tcet.swhreurp

T q 10 4s1,tIII. .oIICeItA VVNIGllESI va.
unN opci'!v of the finest and largest tSsortMents
OF soos AZ lis lne that hsS been brought to tha
CRY, Ni'cl' vii; m sold Wholesale aud Retail prices a.
lcw as alg LU,sc West OF hc Atlantic cities. - 4
Among dis goods be fou,n I"ld and Silver Watches
FROM Of iie ceeLU'tt u 4snu
tActureress. Aho the sGt ~ II. u American Patent
lever WAtctas. Gucks iu St,H: variety inruric
day Rrgu!avrOT fine quality, suitable Banks Ra!TuRd
Stations, oR-ss and Watch AaFtrr.
BGauiiia Jw"t!, in vIlrrwisc Coal Aasac
Cameo, told >iCie Lava, ami ali Gpl iCWCrN
a'sertntl' :" sen Soldier ana IiAiei Jewciy chsaF
Flns IHsrI Cutlery, RAEors, ScsSorE, Silver SEpAIR
KMSs, card Gases, GHld peis &c Evefy article IL
this establishment warranted good as rGLtesent
.tl, ur the i.lurnGd call Is tsptgtinlIy Goeea
nl9I lis MAln ST. hinIsh = EInrI..L
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80 nay Old Friends mud tuAIonerS.
T TAKE great pleasure IN recommending Mr. Jas. G. Orr
to whom have s.ld my stock OF books Stationery, Wal
paper, &c, au'l request him the pa
ironnSc heretofore enjoyed 10y me.
nOrlS JOHN II. TIOMPSnN.
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEED!

Splendid Inducements Ia thoSo rdo wish to
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iA1.AD4AI4h q > w EAitlN
I-I AVE now received their entire SECOND STOCK oY
~ II sfRtNG SUMMER GOODS recently selected IN !;
New HE bJ sstHps and otherwise tire reccut
arrivals aii elegant designs OF tile They would
here to eau Ut *tenon OF buyers their
a
very complete -lIlf : = 577T7F a
We have nav opened hcautifrl Of sprins
ana SinilIer Dress Goods, cOnslstps Of II :
Acl FIOunUgd Grenadines, .5 IL 4ifisfI - tt
BHNadurc RIounccd BeFeRCE, g s,itsF3.sri5
layHierc RlOuncel Sike,
striped flounced Orgahdes,
ans lIklSkELl. SNNKIRINEE