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IJ0RRLN HOUSE!
pOWERS & TROY. PrOpriet0rs

The Pr0prietofs of this Est.blishnent an
nounee to e dblie tha. owing ,tenea to sse con, to
Hid them. thew have been induced to enlarge the
,1odaton BY tbe addition of an extensive Dining
s, ht the lcef flor and suite OF hooms on tng
hoona "a ar: thu. enabling them to accommodate a
second no1 r,yor them with call. And the! pledge
VINO M to M increased exerton to give
tt hsr Stables attached and careful ostlers in
s location Ct the Esta',isaIsns +; n,nsisss VIZ
f their patrons they hope viii secure to them
IL I Y Xss;s5a saa,s and Southern Stages '''
from this ~ attendance on arrival and departte
the s9"issea ss .oy note
and se any part country
W. POWERS. axry
! Fayettcvfffe, Msy II, 1856.
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THE FLOATING BALLS OR KNUCKLE
WASHING MACHINE.

The subscriber having purchased the Right of the
.hove Machine for the Counties of Cumberland and
farnett is now ready to furnish such as may be
desirous of obtaining Right. The machine simpie
portion of it fail, be easily and speedily repaired
by any person having the of TOOLS ds net claim
for this machine than what it is atiF tt perform
with that description of labor which almost efery
family is able supply. without at all
with tie ordinary duties. In the first place child
Iy or Is years Of age perform oil th labor after
having operate few times rrs' u -, N'."o
tions are adhered to- will do nsch wefF IN one day
nc three or four in the ordinary wa5 anu the
work viii be much better done. Below will be found
certificate from those who have purchased ana no"
have in use one of these machines ~ ,
April II, 1856. e3-tf
FAYEffEvI1IE, n. c.. April 9. 1856.
We the undersigned. having purchased OF Mr Isna, ,
Blake one the above machines cordially
a tD the favor Of the Public. 1t washes very rapoS
AMI the work is iCh bettef done than Is usually dohe
in the old way and with less wear to the C!otntng
It far exceeds expectations, and has only 70 ne
seer in operation satisfy the most skeptlcai OF its
utility and economy. We have no douot OF It's peing
generally used wherever introduced.
D. g. McRAE ySo. d: W1If'fA1s
w. j. ANpEfsox, JOHN u. STARR,
VIZ McLAURIs, JOSEPH A. " ORTIZ
p HuRT A. j. O'HAxLoN,
J,s G. SA1rH. DAvtp W NENyss.
| We in company WITH several othef gentlemen. "a,
i defaced put in and washed out By this machine re
moving all the dirty appearance OF the slh ana e"S
nx it perfectly legible which shows there Is little
| no rubbing produced in washing fine articles.
| FRANK n. RoBKRfs,
/ JAS. G. SxIrH.
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Fall Trade, 1856.

n. F. Pc Il C. E
s NOW OPENING. large and desirable Stock oil
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting iii part OF
Black and Colored Silks.
English and French Merinos.
Plsiu and Fi2'd DsLanes, some beautiful patterns,
Black and Fancy Alpacas
Edgings and Insertings,
Collars and Undcrsleeves.
Cactus and Whalebcne Skirts
Jaconet Nainscok. Swiss and Plaid Ausi'ns'
French. English and American Prints
Cloths and Cas.imcres,
Sasinetts Jeans and TWeeds,
1rlaids, Linseys and kerseys,
Carolina and Marlboro Stripes,
Eacaehcd and Brown Shrtings and Sheetlnss,
Color ID Fsauuet>.
Dri1ings and Tlcklngs.
irish Linens. good assortment,
LINEN Table Cloths, Towe!iRgs and Napkins,
Sbswis Cloaks and Mantillas,
Extra quality of Bed Blankets,
Ribbons Belts Gloves. Hosiery, &c.
Also
xJ.ts Cans Bonnets Boots, Shoes and Umbretlss;
general assortment OF
READY1fADE CLOTHING.
md every variety in the YANKEE NOTION ,aieh
which will be sold small advance for CASH' u
an time to punctual customers, either NJ
U1holesale Retail.
Al are resnectfully invited to give me Call oeior
| purchasing elsewhere ,r.pcr
Hav St., Fayetteville. Sept. l, 1856. i4-h
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a CARD.

retnrn my sincere thanks to my friends, custom
and the public generally, far the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to As have ample encour-
agement from my friends, should L remain, and to
give everybody the opportunity of trading with
THOMAS. have concluded to continue business ln
this City and solicit the continuation of the patron
age of my friends customers and the public generally
TO the ctncern of Thomas and Bro.
S. II. THOMAS
reh,v1 1887 acet
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The Nevly Invented War Engine

j., carrespbndent of the New FORK journal
If Ccm,rercc, abiding tc the "lniernai h"en
;ren which Gen Walkers friends have recently
purchased for his army in Nicaragua, thus eS-
n,,ins its efficiency and deadly instrumentailtS
In form it resembles Ii common grlnGstone,
t.r,o3 Inv T. ,rauk. and will discharge 3Oo one
..,,o ,aIlS ev.rv minute attended by only two
men Every machine is calculated to destroy
+hree REGIMENTS Of soldiers in the same space -
time It can be directed with the same ease ~
a common rifle is handled
The inventor, Yankee, Is no" III h"s'""'
es3erimenting before the Admiralty ana
great MANY CID Generals, OF all co"n-r'es ~
etiuce much interest, aud have "r''en "'Ai
letters expressive of their wonder ana aS'o'i''"-
ment One distinguished Polish OcheF"i ca
presses himself to the invcntor, that as Sooi
as this deadly weapon becomes IN use' ""'7
a ,.;n,;re of wars must cease" The gun, or
rto.hne discharges, without feport, and senas
tho ,,,,,s three times the distance OF The oroi-
r, r;ao or common, as the case may be
e The British government has offered tue IN
1entor G2oO 600 sterling, II he can enlarge n.'
$ machine to discharge 64 pound shoe. n's
o he Is now doing, and informs his agent mere
"a that he shall accomplish it. The Russian MN
ID ,ster at london is anxious for the patent am
"a has offered him his price; but he says % -
10 friends, II mean no other nation siiaii ""o
OF but England and my OWE country
St, Previous to his going to Earope, he ofefe
ct the rirht to the American Go'erPmeh' = =
lis Washington Experiments fere mace W.
is one ounce and seven carro''ades' oe'ofe y
'ct naval and other officers, by order OF the o.e
MS, tarv of State, which proves all nave a 'et tho
raj above and to the entire satisfact,o" a,nes ~
ers present. One of these "infernaf nla'n't ~ y
,m placed npo" the deck OF s,eId seh5e' sink frga
SO y. tI'rse minutes" Such q constant dischHr :
of Of Of 5a{s @ just as fast they can he. be hap''
nan and rolled in, with the accuracy IN 1ne{ bofore
- besides the great distance and out .
t,9 tie enemy's g1tfssl
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a6;3l6 prinesj aHiaantins 70 eo''1''
viskets SI-Shafes in pror orton.
We invariably answer letters by return ma,l, en-
closing the tickets in good safe envelope ana away
ever we send the ofieal drawing, with Written eX,
ulauation Of the result Of the venture All
Prizes bought at this office Are payable mmeeia.e,i a.
atef the drawing Current Money and we take Bans
Notes Of any state t Bank drafts in for tick
cts at t,af For odd amounts in making change we rc
ceiye postage stats they being convenient thar
silver Correspondents may place the utmost confidence
in the regularity and safety Of the mails as very rev
rscarriages Of Money happen when RtOpr, pn
/ Office County and State Give at least one sing,
trial you cannot lose Hutch, # not gain One slnsl
! trial may make you Independent ftf life. Th1 os
There should &c no such word as fail. Addfess
| CORBIN Il co,
i Box 1870 Post Office, Baltimore Nd.
/ Oct II -2l-6m
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PROSPECTUS
THE |
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
For the Year 1855. July to December.
rwENTY-THIRD VOLUME.
In issuing the Prospectus of the Twenty-ThiTa o.
IN nn of the SOUTHEf,N LITERARY MESSESGEE'
Commencing with the July No., the rropIae.o'ss sf ~.
soely the encouraging letters anu tudine its
It;on and they beg to the public that no
exertions will be RENTED on their Paft 70 .h
the high character OF tne woa ,;n i;tet.ff merit
Ear Txenty-One Years. the Messenger nas e1uea
reject faithfully the Southern nsa and s een alone
the monthly periodicals Of AmcT,sa III n TE
of tie PECULIAR 1NSIlfoIlo>" of
SOUTHERN STATES.
-.,.ae.. r. vii, he devoted, and will be prompt
.s 81. u,ts upon the South whether .Eey 1o.u r.u
md 81 ube .zeeious garb of fiction or IN .ne
of ntiasvery pamphlets AIM al % literature ss their
| rest rstefa weapons of attack the oout t fffhu :,
.iN strtcy not xthhold their % T.; t,,et de-
work whose aim it shall be to strike oio"s ~ '-
fence. .,,oforo nresent it. feadeft
.;;h Rx4,;esps. Historical and b'oSTdP".eu' as.
Sretoh.s. Noseis. Iales, 1tare!s Essays r0en.s
C5aiqnes. and Papers o" the A:my' A'"'9
| xs1rr National Subjects.
::, =. s,sure a larger circulation of IL
uESSESG Ek. the Projectors though tney anoa' .a,
s+eatiy increasing the size OF the MolA' a.A on1v
Ehe nrice Of SUBSCRIPTION, which is no" o"''
Three Dollars per. anhu1hs !"
: on FouR DOLLARS IF NOT PAID BEFORE IN
e FIRST OF JULY IN ANY YEAR
+ CLUBS-Rcmitting US Fifteen Fifteen Do''A'' "
o ,.ttcr viii be entitled to Six Copies oe tho Me
h Ths taitorial and Critical department OF 'ns "
IA .arer viii continue under the charge OF
A. ''"e IoHN II. THOMPsON. Esq''
y III ,,r.ce copibts notes current lltcratu
ns -ev;ews of all new American or Foreign wo.n
general interest and valae The Editor op'"'ons :"
i The Rusiness Department is conducted Dy inc n :
signed to whom all centmunicatons OF business
ne s'fn -. Ia .ddrexsed -
he '"i' mus II ACF 4 LANE. FERGUSON q ".
Law building; Franklin Street, Richmond ' H.
June l, 1856.
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FOR SAnn.

Five sevenths OF the FARMING AND TURPEN-
TINE LAND in Harnett county, known as the Parker
and McNell lands joining VIM. HarrngtUn's land on
Upper Little River. There is some 200 acres CT the
best quality Of low grounds on the Rivef. The up
lands heavily tinibered with pines, and within siA
miles Of the Fayetteville and Western Railroad.
For particulars apply to d McARTHUR.
J. P. ROPER,
J. W. MCKAY.
Eov 20, 1856. 14tf
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n CARD.

I'm BAUSHER. Professor of modern Langna: ,
OF Music. would Sc-fcetfuf'y inform
: ,J;es and Centlemcn of Fayetteville and vlcInl
hat he ha. .rm ,nently located himself IN TINS p
or the purpose of giving lessons in the Ian ngnases
I,,s;c Having already formed Class Ill freI'
'a.t hav;ny .or,c leisure would he willing to give
.trnctious to Ladies the Piano and French at =,
residences. Person. requiring his services VIII
iea'e "o " H. VI. BAUSU
y : Pianos tuned o moderate CHARGES
Eeb-y Z, 1851. 36-3tn
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FOR SALE:
Heavy A. Beaver Creek Shcetiugs
cotton Yarn, Warp and Fillihs; Nus 5 TO l'.
ALSO,
peit Flicker Roller and Lace EEATHEkS
Ola and Manufacturer Findings
Winter strained SPERM. Lard and Linseed Oiis.
Shuttlie's Ising glass, French Glue, Emory, Roller
Cloth aud Glass steps.
+: r. HALL Pres. B. G. NJ. Go.
July 26 1898: OIL
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%EoRE WkED.

Runaway from the subscriber on the 9Th OF !,
ber last dark copper colored boy. weishs aso
Mounds. is rather SPARE built, and has the end
pa [,,re finger On the left hand cut Off: He is p
,urkina ,u between Fayetteville and Lumberton
viii give the above reward for his delivery , y
.t nv plantation i'll Robcson CO., or for his 10
in any jail so that can get him.
Marysyille. n. C. Feb'y 8, 1857. &c.
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R@R SALE.

ADAMASTISE and TALLOW CANDLES; fine
and common TOBACCO; and almost anything in the
Grocery line. Cheap as the cheapest
G W. /. GOtDSTON.
Fsb'y Z, 1887. Soft
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NOTICE.
,OPARTNERSHlP NOTICE.

~ " Il Il O.S
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
The undersigned have this day associated tkenset
yes together under the name and style OF
S. NJ. THOMAS 4 BRO,
For the purpose orcarryns on the Mercantile bs*.
uess a the Store occupied by S " Thomas, Aar1es
Squar.) where will keep constantly on hand
large and we'll selected STOCK OF GOODS En-
.eracng,
Staple Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots.
Shoes Yankee Notions Hard
ware, Cutlery. Hollow-ware,
ana large aud choice
selection Of GRO
CERIES,
Liquors excepted-s
We respectfully invite our friends and the fubif
generally to call and examine cur Stock before ma
king their purchases, as We arc detcfniaed not TO D.
S-sDEgsoLp by auy hense for CASH.
s. NJ. THOMAS,
HENRY T. THOMAS
Fayetteville, Feb'y 7, 1851
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q NJ. FAULK II. has ssss asssfss ssss

Gillespie and Franklin Streets
opposite the State Bank, in and under the 9 .o9"
frst rate stock of PLAIN and FANCY, HOME ana
TMPORTED Boots Shoes, Caters, &C. and viii manu-. u
notice Thankful for past favors. he solicits con
.atop of the liberal heretofore bestowed
Dec Is, 1856. ZS-bi
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NORTH CAROLINIAN.
An INDIAN STORY.
TETILLE, ". &,

The rapid growth Of northern Illinois COM
nieiiced ct the conclusion of the OF 1912.
The log huts Ct the Indians suddenly disap-
peared, the smoke of the #gwams no longer
assembled toward the heavens.
the rapid improvements commenced by the
white man; had driven them into the prar,es,
and the wigwams were not pitched in the si=
cInity Of the towns; except when they came fto
music Of tie
saw. axe and hammer had driven tue game TAR
away,
The Indians land east of the Mississippi had
already been ceded to the government by trca-
ty. and the red men only dwelt there by the
consent of the government. When the Indians
went away went with them. l took up my
ouartefs at the head watefs Of the Wisseba, at
at the Junction of two important streams IT'D
utaries to the great father Of waters, and open
ed my store for trads.
Af:ef exposing my goods, in all their lndIar
varieties for some Days, without any success II
selling, became almost discouraged, and near
" concluded to give it up. The indians "ou't
would come into my store by dozens, and afte
examining my goods, no awap without P"r
chasing They had plenty Of shune-ah (mon
ey) and furs, but bought no goods, and the rea
son was u mystery to me.
At length the chief cf tile nation came !
f company with crowd of Indians He II
stantly exclaimed How do, Thomas! Com
: show me nice goods. What do you ash for tn
-Ill take four yards Of ea!ico-three coo
skins for One yafd-half dollar eAactfy-b
: m-bv, tomorrow, I'll pay YOU
The next day he came, accompanied by
whole band His blanket above his waist WI
stuffed with coon skins American, will p;
YOU that bill now, said .he Indian:
Suiting the action to the word; he began
'r mil the skins from his blanket, and COUNT
out twelve; held the thirteenth in his hand, a
finally laid it upon the rest, eSclai'n'ng; ina
it, exactly l gave it back to him' tell
res him he owed me but twelve, and the ar
"e t~ spirit would not let cheat him I'VE c
ICE tinued to pass it back and forth; each one
.I,' setting that it belonged to the Sthef ht
in he appeared I hearts tS' anaf va sera'
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TER MS
SUBSCRIPTION TO THE cARoLIHIAN.
For single copy, if paid in advance per annum Sc es
:" '' at the end Of months, Sc
at she end of s months, 90
at the end of the year, SO
Ne subscription will be received for shorter per ioo
than year unless paid in advance.
With the view of extending the circulation and en-
hancinx the usefulness of the the proprietor Of
xers the following remarkably low
CLUB RITES, LvT-aRLgBLY IN -aDp-1FCE:
copies Of the Carolinian, year, So 90
10 "a 10 90
Rates sf Advertising:
Sixty per of l6 lines or less for the nrst
and 80 each subsequent insertion, unless the
Advertisenent is published for than two months,
when it will b charged
Fer Il rec months, - 90
For six months, 90
For twelve months, 10 90
AN must have the desired number Of m
Sssrtions marked them, ortherwse they will be =
serted till forbid and charged accordingly. Special
'sft<ntion is directed to this requisition.
WM. F. WIGHTM An &C 0.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

James Kyle ...o,,
HAS lust received q very large and eenefai assof'
uient of GOODS Among which are,
French and EHglish Merinos
Do Deiains. Plain and Figured;
Dress Silks, Fig'd and Plain;
Black Filet Mits
Sleeves and Cellars;
Cloths Cassimefes and Satins;
Bear and Negro Blankets:
81 to I2-4 Bleathed and Brown D6mestics;
(ientlemen's Ready Made Clothingi
Cafpeting Good and Commou
Boots and Shoes;
Anchor Boiling Cloth
Kefse5s and Linscyst
irish Linens, Crash
Table Diapef Htd Napkins -
With many ortcles a sf hies ,e ssins gIpe pss
by Wholesale or retail.
HBf: 8: 1856. Z5u
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,It.,PEyTiYE 1NSPEC sOR.

.1.r,,y been appointed Inspector of Naval Stores
am nreDared to perform all duties in my line OF
business either at the River or in Town l have a
corner of Gillespie Street; and be found at the
Store of A. NJ. Camrbeis when wanted.
will take pleasure id attending to the business OF
NV country friends aud hope by strict attehti5n t.
'.ine.s to merit share of the public patronage. My
charges slall moderate AZ any one caR expect
W." WM. R. WILEY.
rs .o 1a5e 26-tf
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4 C0SKneY AstQnished.

It is I'd be hoped that the English have gain
ed some addition to their knowledge Of Amer
can rivers since the Rev. DR.. Breckenridge
made his visit to Europe, several years ago
and met the following incident, which is record
ed in the membranda of his travels.
A gentemau-l:ke and well-iuformed English
man; Who was i'll the stage-coach with me, and
who found out that was an Americau, after
diiatiag the greatness, the beauty, The
he Themes consafss,e fss,e'fst ct british rivers
Sir. It may seen, almost incredible to yon,
but it's nevertheless ai.is- -pradlgioas
stream is, from its mouth te its source, not
much. if at all, short Of Que hundred and fifty
miles lrny!"
l looked steadfastly in his face to if he
tested, bus the gravity CT deep conviction
upon it, Indeed, John Bull never jests- AT
ter composing myself moment, / slowly res
ponded
Perhaps, sir, you never heard of the Ohio
River?"
Il think have"
"Perhaps the Missouri"
II think so, though not sure
= "Certaihly of the Mississippi"
'Oi, yes yesT'
"Well: sir, IL man will descend the Ohio III q.
steamboat of the largest class, thousand
miles,
l. "Of what siri-how many, slr!
+ "a thousand miles; aud there he Will meet
another steamboat of the same GLASS; which has
come in an opposite direction twelve hundred
F" miles down the Missouri; and then, after gong
= fifteen hundred miles more, down the Mlsslasp'
e nj he NAV see that flood of waters dlsemboSue
is by fifty channels into the sea-"
IN had made mp my mind to be considered
v cheat; Sc ] went calmly and emphatically thro
the statement. AS progressed my companion
is seemed some what disposed to take my story a.
as a personal affront; but at its close, he let do"
" his visage into contemptuous pout, and regu
larly cut my acquaintance
~-.-<>0~~>--~----~
to Az INTERESTING SToRY.-'Shon, mine 5loh
ng said a worthy German father 20 his hopel'
nd heir. of ten years; whom he ha1 overhear
Us using profane language.
ing s.ShUn; mine shonl come here, and iii te
eat vou little stories. Now mine -shon, shall It
on Il drive sltory or inakes-belevez"
as ooh a true story. of ccurse!' answered Jon
last Gerry fell den. Tere vonce go'
mi nice oldt sienteman, shoost like me, andt
'ids had a trty little poy shoost like you-andt v
nth dav heard him swearing, like young fllain
aud he vas SO he went to the wnkle, (corneI
Will and dook out cowhit.es, shoost as ain tooi
reat now. and he took ter tirty little plackguard
let. the collar, dis say you see and volopeo Il
mad ,honet sol And den mine tear Shon, ne
cple 49,, dis vav. and shmack his face dat W:
and 1u -, 10 ,ro mitout supper shoost y
b"' viii do dis efening
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10000 lbs. TallOW wanted,
For which the highest cash price will be paid:
o.. IaaG A. NJ. CAMPBELL,
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community an ufl-
and lively interest:
t for the purpose of
Of the honor he
! his native town,
t approval which is
gritty and unswer-
barge of duty, we
al a public reeep-
ttee of Thirteen be
'sary arrangements
'esire Of this meet
I'LL, Esq: Resolved
nxn ftn
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0. HOUSTON

WOULD return his thanks to
k&H the public for the liberal patron
REa age he has received. and hopes,
SA2lXT~@ by eunetxaliay in business, for
H3HHESA1V eGntinuatioh Of the same.
RAtPNA He has commenced business on
~ Il his SwR responsibility. on the
=.~A u .--e.> South side Of Person street, two
%[S Saeo.taes$ doors besew tie Cape Fear Bank
.,a N.Y.. deer. xheee is -eaG stand where he would
W.. .s to ace all his cid frenGs. He expects to keep
a, Sans goas assortment efSaddles. Brides Whips,
and every thing in his line sf bssi aess
4 B. He viii attend te repairing sf Saddles. Har-
n,.a ke, .nd lis charges shyEl be meaera1s
September ss, fSSf. as~Ah
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e e Ii the folds
hearty greeting from l.
bors, accompanied 10y a =,
ton Of my conduct as a,
e.. :: st trader.
e,;,n .a,,;os - ha F you ha(
by my children. t.
With profound sincef' d.
cepted the trust which
eNpectedIy rendered M
dence, because treml >,
justice to my State, W
within her limits en- ~
statesmen, who could, -
NV 'lnat one coon SKIN nuSeu III
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PALM OIL SOAP

Il the best for Clfapped Hands: For sale by
March Il, 1851 41-st
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DR. j. F.. FOULK ES

HDEN SEEDS.
A Flesh supply jnst received by
S. J. HINSDALE.
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FDR SALE.

EDk NALE.
s44 Acres Of Land. lying Cape Fear River-ssore,
Out all in first rate order Ihe store
/. n 6ns busnes. stand at the Cross Roads And sae
and il ct to be excelled by any in North Carolins
Any person desirng to purchase can obtain furthee
n,rteuiars respecting the property by calling en-
either Of US Willis Greek on the Wilmington Koaa
is miles frsn Fayetteville
Oct 4. lS-u JAAho J" Ni"Hi'
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...1x. e stsfmER Gioob.

H. E. J. LILLY now opening their usual
variety Of Sprlne and Summer Goods to which chey
invite the attention of wholesale buyers
March IA, 4l-ot z-- A---.-
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Professor WOOdS Halt KeSt0rnu r. ,
for sale by D D. iAh->0i' =, = S
Auv
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s 4 PO NJ IFIE r;

VA VVN&KN
25 Cents ter Cxn.ter. One Canister will maze
o.y,tr,s of Soap. For sale by S. j. HINSDALE.
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slaves Returning to the Soushs

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PATENT GALVANIZED IRON
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u,IIIs Invention, the result of ppcticaleN
onoc, l. nov confidently presented Ia the
public ~ superior IN point olcconomy, saieiy, do.
rability, ease 1T management, convenience, AMI
aloye an IN the unrivaled manner In which u does
il. work TO any other Invention oithe Kind now
IN nee.
hi,a Prlssf Oro, doing everything required
of in the most superior manner
For roa,ting meats It u folly cqualt ia the Old
Fashioned SPIT. which IL well Known iohaNc been
the hest method ever inycnled. II will roast AZ
the same time a. maoy didcreut Kinds II meats a.
the Oven can coni,in, and sa-h piece will h. per-
i-ctl, sweet aud free from the gasscs arising Tom
the diderent yarictics, as these gases are Jet on
through M escape pipe AZ the top,
For baking bread anil pastty, this ovcnis With
ont a rival, ~ the heati regulated by d'mpcr' ~
the bottom and i. undcr the perfect control OF the
operator.
Hi. not cNceed 10 point 81 economy, AZ the
heat required b. generated within the oven. The
material from which it &. manufactured being 4
non.cou,lustor. and constructed ith airchamhcrs,
thrr, u no radiation Of heat, and small quantitN
1T fiel will Keep 10 going tor hours,
The material will neither rust nor burn out, and
the oven will last lar years,
E,cry oven DO warranted 90 give entire 'atisiae.
ton.
Seven sizes, suitable for the smallest private
family. nc f,r steamers aud hotels oi the largest
class are manufactured. Al ordou directed 20
the Subscribers. at South raris, WILLIS promptly
II. =. STEVENS 4 60.