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Valuable. Free-seiI Lot for sale.

7 AN now offering for sale valuable Building Lot on
Spruce the Of Broad The lot fronts
sixty feet Spruce is hundred and fy feet deep
with a convenient alley in the rear.
This property exempt from lRxes for Sc from Isl
Janusry next This exemption rs OF more value than Is
ally accorded 10 it, only The grounds all improve
erected thereon, free from The
the item OF viii more than pay for HE ground and all
Improvements THIS let is also situated in pa the city
that heing rapidly filed up with fine dwellings and
private residences. Terms re sOnsble.
Apply TO iuIy % PPs A. Y. S. LINDSEY.
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w Vii. ray casa .ur 80 900 bushels prime Wheat,
~ h'rI,d q ware h.u q ru Nashville.
HOLDINGS. lRTH g. CO,
july le No @, Market street.
tSAs EDN sos MIA WGt RS AND
SfEAMbU Is-gAIEET EENLOLE GAS.
County and state Rights for sale. The only
TUE entire appAatUs ..-u .5csapies buthtte roOm
( requires liuie "a. .ra-sECapl winding up
% or 90 clock
The ,rDzlss is one third l. '.r nary Coal Gas;
O.. makes The most nsndsOm. cheapest hight BE- the
E.ri 10 can be In praCJ,- "......u o. Hs0Ger-
b 90 Bros. Deaderck street
surs0as wanting their houses ..-re1 can be sup
a5,ateIy they having made ...-a- for The
... -. Davidson county, ana So. .1 .ears
'-a.... concerning State snd Ccus. cor be
lao ..s H... ...r- I'D MN &c.. er-
Cherry Sire. ....r..s
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EEzRY HART, JR. B. ". EAoRAE n. 8. HART
HART, MACRAE l. CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN sTORE,
ls5 hhds \. y, Sugar, barrels Jamaica Sum-
20 boxes Haysna sugar, 800 assorted DemgOhns1
10 barrels h. \ CrCshed2JU packages y. H. hssIDs
sugar, 100 coils Cotton hOps,
Is E sfaTsis n. y. POvdsred4oo gross 4atohes,
SUGAR 20 dozen Painted BucSe!s
so barrels n Loaf Sugar 90 nests Is. Panied Tubs
SJO barrels n. y. MOlassgs, 80 boxes stone tIpesy
new cropD 50 boxes Tennessee Axes
s5C bags Selected EatiLsJre (sUperOr qualIty,)
Coffee, 500 kegs White Lesd,
600 bags n. D. Rio Coffee, lUO0 Kegs Nails ASSORTED
IS bags lagUl-s CC1oo, S1es)
70 bags Oid GoyeTnment500 gross Backing,
Java COHes, 100 boxes Palm Gad German
20 b. b. sg si,s.i' 10 cases Carolina Rice,
LOO easks super Carbonate 6O doL ENC assn IgAra'
SODA, 500 relms Superior Wrap.
80 halt che Imperial ping Paper,
$50 boxes Va. ana by. TO,i00 bags Shot,
baCcJ, 10 ElEs Oar Lead
A large gsg0rtueut Of c0m-iOU barrels Clover Seed
aud bue CIgars- 81 barrels bJlIef aud 500
$50 boxes CARROTS Scotch Crackers,
90 boxes smoking Tobacco, % barr.ls Ola Bourbon
81 coils Manila hOpe, hl.lEey,
$50 boxes Pear starch, % b-risis dylongAhelae1o
IS Cases SArdlnes, Oll hye " h-sAey,
90 c Ises oysters, 90 barrels Robertson COu1
% boxes Sss Al 4ss sorted Pickles, ty Glslsy,
6O boxes CaIsup and Pep-l5 barrels Uld Lincoln Wbis
Der Sauce, Key
IS boxes As,d. Pie Fruits, Or. casks Pure French
70 cases brandy Cherries brandy,
$50 boxes N K Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
80 boxes English Dairy CASKS Pure Malaga do
Cheese casks Pure cherry do
500 uacEages Star Candles 5 CASKS Pure Madeira DO
40 Do Iallow do 20 bBIs. Naive sweet do
IS bags Timothy seed So b5ls. American Brandy
800 boz es ass c. Glass ware 10 Dbs. apple Brandy,
100 buYes sNlU ana lOAl2 40 DDls. Peach Brandy.
window GLASS,
lana HART MACRAE CO
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Broadway House.

THIS New Hotel Is open for The RECEPTION Of
Boarders, being situated 10 GENITAL looaiits, con "a
Eenient all the different Railroads, our Medical fill
college, the post ONCE AID the River renders most de-
raoe place IN city Tor travellers and Gay hoarder Mem
bers Of the Legizlaure, Students tyelinr pubIe
generally are earnestly requesed 70 visit houses No
Palns VIII be spared 70 render all who come eomf1rsbs
aHd eontsnted Oct6 or WM p BRANCH
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RUNAWAY

htNAHA
ENkoM the subscriber on the lstday of July neert
II Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, S feel I
years old, and weighs about $50 pounds.
he was raised in East Tennessee near NcMipuviie ~
Will probably make his way back there l bought him
from Mr. Terry OF East Tennessee will give ten dollars
hels eadghtin my neighborhood, TWENTY-FIVE dollars n
taken out of the county, fifty dollars if be gets 10 ss
Tennessee When taken he is to be delivered + me a
confined so that can get him, DAVID NJ LEN
iT6 Seven miles south of NashviIIe Tenn
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X1Thaa4
n ORLEANS q CAIRO

lIFIf iholsand busheis Wans for 1hIeh no blehesi
market pEice wiz be paid, by
NY RWfNG McCRORY & CO..
i-U corner % Market ard Church =
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B. 4. q B. ]. eROOMES-

2 Y y y u Z T n y y s.
AVING recently been burnt cut, beg to notify their
- trends and patrons that all oiders win H.
6roomes q 20 NO. 3 College street, the shop or "
A baugh No. as South Market street, will meet win
0mpi attention.
n n B. J. GroOmes pr0prstOfs Of nj 10 vend
Cren9s Celebrated PANT METALIc Burial l.sWrr IA
Davidson county, and prepared supply All orders
wholesale and retail, at the shortest notice nov an
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY S1s-TIME THRO, s5 HOURS.
'RAINs run through from Stevenson to Menu IN
y phis and make close connection with trains
on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad al steven
ei2 Time through . hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville On ne oseloek p NJ
Train, which arrives Stevenson Al IS A. NJ and con.
nects with Trains for Memphis No delay except n chang
ng e.. l.. ANDERSON
aprll3-tf Tieket AGENT
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NHTkhave received Fourteen more new Pr
w Huo-E0rJes from these UnTIyallsd us-sftflsss Il
E-Ts, Light, Newton bradbury, and HalnesI Y :
b. s. Tul31 makes stock very large ana oesll4oIs
w WOULD be pleased 90 have these Instruments ezmn e.
bE al, whether eE desire 90 purchase NOT livery
sold Jy Small be warranted 10 give satisfaction il
respect fphfU ~ & q El-frEhN.
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Lawrenceburg Bank.
Eianos EiaMCs,

WE viii sail Vans, SheetDE aud Osuaburgs for Bank
W LzwTcuUeburs money, at Gar regular term p.lces
octI " d GORDON q &C
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McClures suck & Co.
IN PL ATE Nn I. III II. i-LaaN LLalLL x E-E..

NO. 10 MARKET STREET,
TTAVB always hand Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Timed
IL Copper Rvets, Castings PsroF and Chamber Crates
Stoves, Tin Ware, and complete assortment OF articles
usually kept in our line.
County Merchants requested 10 call and sxamne
stock before purchasing elsewhere prepared
tarr N IA
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, .la 50 s s. -E11 : NAycH { WOODWARD.
VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOTS FOb

ONR Lot fronting asple street 90 feet running bacs
~ l9G feet with superb Brick Dwellings containing O.
10 rooms good cistern, Smoke-house, &c.
ALSO Lot fronting 26 feet Pearl street and IS.
feet deep, with good story Brick House containing
10 rOOms servants rooms kitchen, &c, good WE'LL snok
house, Both Lois fneg with shrnbbery, shade
fruit trees, and viii be sold accommodating terms Ar
ply TO NANCE & WOODWARD,
JAMES n. MURRELIs, OF
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w K CoRNELIUS Agent for the sale Of Fsk's Csls-
ornted Patent Metallic Hurfal Gases.
prepared 70 attend 70 ali funerals hereto lore ha
ssff ICES be required Ofcea Phoenix WarerOom
No. 4s spriag street. Cherry. Residence So h ViD8
street. between Spring and Br0ad.
NIB VIII also attend 70 rec .gorva rdius bofis.
&c = notified. AM
IGAss;-cruahsd and PulVersTd sugar received 5ad
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Eseuse & Lot for Sale.


Franklin brought electricity from the
heavens to earth, but it remained tor Pro-.
De Grath to apply that electricity to the re-
lief of diseased and suffering mortals-dis
eases that heretofore batfied the physicians
old treatment, suck Neurai gla, Rheuma-
tism, Pains, Stiff Joints, Deafness, Swelllngs,
Palsy. Piles, Skin Diseases, &C., are now
cured by Prof De GIaths electric oil in ono
and t,ro days. Read this letter from physi
can W no has practse;i since 1926-tOo well
known for commenD:
Prof. De GRATH, Philadelphia.
Slr:-At intervals, during thirty years
mast. my wife has been subject to rheumatism
of the most violent cast-Lsay Iour times
year -some times ST. 6 we've as 10 make II ne
cessary to administer large doses of the tine
ture OF guiacum and morphla AID TO rock her
like ar infant in large locking chair, to IN
duce any repose. Having frequent cores
respondence with my son, (No. 1O3 Chestnut
street of Your citY,) | info med him of an at
tack she had about the middle of last month,
GJanuary.1 which was of such severity as to
completely paralvse the system. He, in his
anxi ty of his mothers welfare, sent me d
bottle of YOUR Electric Oil but as | am one
Of the practitioners of medicine in our place.
and not proselyte to any kind of patent me-
dIcine, did Hesitate to give it a trial; how
ever, on reflection, conclud 10 try it, which
after the third or fourth app icat:on she be-
came rather passive, and before one-third of
the bottle was used, not single vestige of
the disease renamed in the system, and she
till con inues well, although he lode out
distance of fourteen miles without renewal
of any of the symptoms. l therefore feel 1t
nv duty, for the sake o. suffering humanity.
and also fully believing that merit, under all
circumstances, should be rewarded to forward
tn IS testimonial. | am yours. truly.
.IosEPH P. ELKINToN, NJ. d.
New Gretna P. o., Burlington Co., N. J.
CAUrIoN.-There are hume Gus limitations
sprung up on the reputation that my article
has acquired. The public must beware
They are worthless.
o. For sale in Charlotte By DR.. III. M.
PRITCHARD, Druggist, sole Agent, and
by Druggists and country merchants gen
erallv in the United States.
March l3. 2m.
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READING ONES OWN OBITUARY

The tenure u the Major GeneralHhiP OF
NJ lssachuseuts, ike that of good many other
Offices in that ancient Commonwealth, Is for
life or during good behavior. The Boston
Transcript says that one Of the former lived
SO long that wicked wag, at lis reported
death. gave. as sentiment at public din
ner: TIE memory Of our late MAJ. General
--tnay -. sc etrrIa'ly rewarded IN heaven
t r h. e., .Tls-tinG services on earth Judge
of the snrprist, OF the author Of tins toast,
on learning the next day, that the report
Was false, and the veteran officer still alive
This reminds us Of an occurrence that
took place in the same State some years
ago. In the days of old Mycall, the pub
fisher of the Newhuryport Herald, Ia jour
nal sill alive and fouIi>hing,) the sheriff
of old Essex, Phillip Bagley, has been
asked several times to pay up his arrears
of subscription At last he told Mycall
that he world certainly hand over the next
morning. as sure AS he lived. lfy"u don't
get Your money Tomorrow, you may be
sure | am dead" said he.
The morrow came an passed. but no
money. Judge of the shcritfs feelings
when, on the mo ming Of the day &fer, lie
opened his Herald, anl saw announced the
lamented lecease of Philip Bagley, Esq,
High Sheriff of the county Of Essex; with an
obituary notice attached, giving the decca>-
eL credit for good mmy exc lcnt traits If
character. but adding that he bal one fan.t
very much to BE- drplored : he was not
punctuai in paving tie printer.
Bagey without waiting for his break
fast, started for the Head office On the
way it struck him rs singular that none of
the many friends and ac1uaint; mes he
met seemed to lie surprised to see him.
They must have read their morning paper.
Was it possible they cared so little about
him as to have forgotten already that he
was no more? Full perturbation, he Ell
tered tie printing ofc', to deny that lie
was dead, IN rrDpria persona.
why. Sheriff Z" exclaimed the facetious
editor, 81 thought you were dcfunct ~
"Defunct =" exclaimed the sheriff.
"What put that i'll into your head Z"
why you yourself" said MycaIl. Did
YOU not tell me"
.-Oh All Yes see - stammered ont
the sheriff well there's your money
And now contradict the report in the next
paper, if you please"
That's not necessary, friend Bagley,"
said the oh joker 1T was only printed in
your copy"
The good sheriff lived many years after
this sell" and to the day of his real death
always took good care to pay the printer
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READ! READ! IMPORTANT EU7
POLITICAL WORK.
Political Textbook, or Err
cNCE0Dedsa.

The undersigned proposes to issue from
press OIL the lst day ofJune next, Political
Text look, or Encyclopedia, contain ng eve
rything necessary tor the discussion, either
OIL the hastings or 1.-The press, of any politi-
ca gu stiCn which may be BIO ght rward
Amongst other thin $ 1t will contai the Ar
ticles of on edeTatIOn, the Cons. tuition the
Virginia and Kentucky RESOLUTIONS If '9S
and SO. the q. dInance of 1877, the various
Party Platforms for he last twenty years, the
Hartford Convention Platform, the know Moth
ing III ual. the Missouri I omPromIse, of $50
the various avs organizing eTrItOTi i Gov
ernments since the foundation of the Govern
ment, including the Kansas and Ne raska
Act, the d cIsion of the Supreme Court in the
bred Scott case, copies OF every en- ctmenc of
Congress since the foundation OF the Govern
ment, which is the subject of discussion, he
Congressi nal cord of vot n the same
elias fled; extracts from important p little Il
speeches or Let ers, peril ent to present is
sues ; the inaugural Address of Nr Buchan-
an; an abstr ct OF the VS. of each State re-
gulating suffrage, providing aga nst the
immigration of foreign paupers and convic,s:
emigration statistics In fact, il will be
OmRiu,a gaiherrm of everything fpolitical i'm.
por ace necessary 10 the discussio., OF the
issu at present divid ny, or iNely to divide
Patties in the In ted states.
Whilst tie undersigned an ardent and
unswe wing Demo, rar. he intends make
this book a complete Political Encyclopedia
un .iassed in IFS preparation by p rty pIeiudi-
ces, so hat il will be book of reference for
men of all par les.
1t will be printed in the best style, conven-
ientlv indexed. and handsomely bound, and
will be TO ward TO Subscribers al So 20 per
copy, in advance. free of postage.
Persons taking interest in obtaining
Subsc riptions wili be entitled to one copy o.
the work for every fifteen subscribers they
obtain.
liberal per ccntage allowed on orders
from Book Merchants.
Address MI HAZEL W. CLUSKEY.
Box No. lie, p. O., ashington City, ID. C.
REFERS ro-Hon. ]. I'll ncy Jones, OF Penn
sylvania Hon. a. f. Maxwell, of Florida
Hon H. c. Burnett. of Kentucky; Hon. J. a.
On imam of Miss; Hon. I.hn Kel Y ofN.Y.:
Hon T. J. Marshall of III =, Hon. Samuel A.
SIN tn and John V. Wright, of Tenn; Hon. G..
]. Faul ner, of Va; Hon. J. w. Denver of
California; Eioa J. Sewait Of MARYLAND;
Hon. ". w Boyce, of South Caro- ma Hon
]. l.. Seward ofGeorgia, and the Members
Congress generally.
May S, 1887. 4v
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Notice.

The firm q: Moore & Moody having been
dissolved by mutual consent, the subscriber
begs leave to call the attention of his friend
the cit zrLs of barlotte and surrounding
community, to his new stand and Stock OF
FRESH CONFECTIONERIES,
on Tryon street, one door from L. Springs
corner, in the Store formerly occupied by
Blur & Orr. opposite Mr. o .bornr's "fice.
where he intends Keeping all kinds IF fruits
usually iCund at such pltc,s, with vnrInus
oih.r artIci,s Sugar, C"ffse, MoIasses, VIu-
egar, RE, Pickles., Pres rvs, Sauc s, l. b.
stcrS Oyst,r VI ckvT, !, fresh nd pc d, 70
retail Irg thrr v ith 9TH articles tao tedinu
tu mrnUIoL. YUu will have 10 II and Set
fer yourselves, and We hope by strict att"n
tGoa To business, vigiIrn IN buying aud
81 ling TO ma kc il Your inter ST 10 90.
NJ. ID. l.. MOODY.
Nay -, 1s57-3t Vhig Ply st.
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TO FARMERS.

--latest and most Important Ncws.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the Farming public and all Others interested
that they have ned Shop in Salisbury SINH
lar to the one they had in GreensbOlo oh and
MOckSViile, for TN. manufactures of
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THE undersigned having purchased the entire
interest of NJ. ID l. Mcleod in the firm of Spring.
x Mcleod, will continue the business at til,
old stand, wher' he will be pleased to his for
mrr friends and customers and hopes to meet ;
large share OF the patronage. Mr.. Mcleod viii
still remain with me and will at all times be read,
to wait upon our friends.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Charlotte, April l3, 1857 :im
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RALEIGH l. CASTOR RAILROAD.

Ezz.=:4a e y "a
Raleigh SS CASTOR X. x. office.
RALEIGH, Feb. 8, 1856.
a S THE NORTH CAROLINA RAIL
IA ROAD is now completed to Charlotte, no
tice is hereby given, that
Goods and Produce.
Brought down that Road, intended for Transport
tat;on over the Raleigh d CASTOR Railroad, will
be received by this Company at the North-Caro-
lima Railroad Depot in Raleigh (owned jointly
by the two Companies) and will be transported
thence without delay or extra charge; and goods
designed tor the Western Merchants and others
along that Road, will likewise be delivered at the
same point.
All dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg
or Portsmouth, except on way freight, which
must be paid in advance or on delivery of the
goods.
Avery effort will be made by the Officers and
gents of the co mpany to give satisfaction in
he transportation of Goods and Produce.
Owners and shippers of Goods are requested to
have them distinctly marked, so that their desti-
nation may be known
R. A. HAMILTON, President.
feb. 19.-tfl -
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WHEAT FANS.

These Wheat Fans, wherever they have been
introduced have speedily obtain, d the repu,a-
tiOn OF being unrivaltd III their mode of con-
struciIon and operation, performing their work
IN the most rapid AMI pert CT mann, +, separating
all kinds ot NTH from the gram to an extent I
PERFECTION that can only be Iivaled or equaied
BY the smut machine Itself
Coed wOTkm IL only will he employed in their
construction, and the utmost pains taken TO pro-
cure and prepare the best material. In short.
no effort will BE- spared on our part to give the
most entire satisfaction.
OUR WORK WARRANTED.
Thus by diligence and industry we hope TO merit
the confidence and patronage of the public.
- -Au orders tciH be promptly attend
TmUse DESIRING good Machine would consult
their interest by giving trial before purchas-
ing elsewhere. As there are other companies en-
gagged in the manufacture of Wheat Fans, pur-
chasers prcferring ours, should take care to Sc
cure those which marked with the name of
our frm. II. Is BOWLER * CO" Early
orders would be gratefully received. as the de-
maud about harvest and for some time after, is
usually crater than we can supply with the de-
sired dispatch.
Messrs. Blair, Alexander & Co, in Charlotte,
are Agents for selling our Machines.
HI. b. DOWLER & CO.
Salisbury. May 9TH, 1887. 5m-pd
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NotIce.

The TAX LISTS for 1856 are now in
my hands ready for inspection. ! request
all persons to inform me of any Iaxabies
which have not been listed. Come now
and pay your Taxes. -.
n. B.-Delinquents for 1854'55!-
you ever intend to pay your taxes If you
do, now is favorable time; it you do not'
come, and will take pleasure in handing
over your receipts, as they are aceumulat-
ing on my hands. 49,,
March 30, 1857. 8-f
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AND
General Commission Merchants,
Adger's North Wharf,
GEs.EFe EENTO.T. S. e.


THE undersigned, Factors and Comm ssIon
/ Merchants, offer to receive, forward, and
ship mere handse and produce at the fol lowing
rates. The prices here named are those which
are generally charged by all the line of sail
vessels, but having no control over any other
Line than the one we have an interest in, we
cannot say that the prices here named can
be considered permanent, except by our Line.
By that they permanent. The 'sPaEmetto
Line'' has ten fine first class Briggs and
Schooners, constantly running, and will car
ry treights as follows:
Wheat, o cents per bushel.
Flour, IN barrels, % cents.
6. in sacks, 0 cents.
The drayage, wharfage, insurance, and for
wardIng eommlss, on, per bushel, for whe t,
is Il cts.
Flour, per barrel, -16a cts.
Flour, per sack, 13 cts.
Freight on al cases, boxes, e., &C.,
from New York to Charleston, per
cubic foot. cts
We measure every thing, to prevent over
charges. Every thing shipped by the ssPal-
metto Line'' of vessels (Dollner 4 Potter,
New York agents, and Holmes 81 Stowry, of
Charleston) AMI cons gned to US, shall be
freighted for the above prices
Produce and Merchandise consigned to us
will have the best attention.
WYATT, STOGNER & LLOYD. 4
August -, 1856
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NOTICE.

The subscriber desires to keep the pub
lie informed of the fact that he keeps at
Jour HOUSE."
Opposite the Court House, something for
the inner man, which, if taken in moderate
quantities, will make those who imbibe feel
decidedly better. if not n little more So
He feels for his fellow men, and therefore
entertains the earnest desire that they will
feel for him, and patronize his saloon with
their peaceful presence, always remember
ing that his terms are cash and no CUES
tons asked. May be found among other
things
Hot Whiskey Punch for cold weather,
Cold for warm weather,
Brandy Teddy, Gin, and Rum, and other
things that will make good feelings come.
A choice lot of SPANISH CIGARS ofevery
quality and price.
J. DULS,
n B.-LIQUORS of all kinds and qualities
will be sold by the Gallon Barrel at the low
est market price, FOR CASH. ID.
Charlotte, March "A, 1857 If
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Dss. kzAWKs's HISTORY
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Subscribers are now prepared to turnlsh
the LIST volume of this valuable work, which has
received the highest Communication wherever II
has been read, NOT only for its literary execution
but for its Typographical! getting up 1t may be
ob;a nd, either f:Om us or from our General
Agent FOX the Stat. II. w Horne OF this place.
OF any ri his Assistant Agents The price varies
according to style OF binding: In handsome
cloth : %; in Library sheep ; 10i in halt
CAT 81 75. PTS SOLD ONLY FOR CASH None
will b.. charged. either by ourselves or our
Agents A liberal discount will be made where
quantities are taken To- sell again.
/: will be- sent BY mail to any part ofthe conn
try, on receipt of the price aud "a cents to pay
postage.
The ID volume is in course OF PREPARATION
There will probably b. four or five volumes in all
The succeeding volumes will probably contain
about 500 pages each. and will be sold at pro-
purtiunally higher price. viz: half cent page
Tor the cloth binding, - cents additional for
sheep and 81 cents additional for the half calf
binding. l.. y. HALE * Dun
Fayetteville, April 20, 1851.
S.-The AGENT and his Assistants design
to visit every county il the State, with the book,
:,ssoon a. convent nt In the mean time, orders
TO him OF to us, accompanied by the cash, will
rc,ivc prompt attention.