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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
TRANsPORTATION
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Railroad.

~ e.
ON and after MOndsy January Isss. trains win run as
u BEAvE CLEvELASD:
lOO A. a. Ma Trau stopping at all stations; arrive 1t
Pittsburgh st I:49 u, and at BFiasepoTt T:24
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
700 A. II. Mall Train, stopping regular statIo-S
port Homer, sieans, and Deep Run Gag
Cleveland at $50 u and at bridgeport at
12:IU 81.
28s n. Express TrSin, stopping ~ all regular satens
arrives At Bridga port - I:24 P D..
o.' LEAVls BStD6RPoRT:
So A. III. Express Trn. stopping All regular stations
lDeep Rnn, Aoans, Port Homer are az
tions for thlstrsin,) arrives at Cleveland S.C5
p M and Pittsburgh at is:sS p N.
At Pittsburgh at 7.4OPM.
But one train daily to ClsVslandeaves Bridgeport at
COuuectfOnH.
Connections by All throut trains as follows:
At Cleveland Toedo DrtroIi Chicago aud
Pals and Canada.
AtSteubenVle and BellAr with the steubenvne IndI.
ana and Central Ohio Railroads. for CaE COhoeton New
ark BarntsVie zanesVs Wilmington Lancaster, colur-
bus Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81. Louis.
AT Wheeling, with Baltimore q Railroad, for Oun-
berland, arpeF's Ferry, baltimore aud Washington City
Local and Through Tickets purchased
Jus Offices The llue also at the InOn Ticket Office, op.
posIte the LeVe~ Wheeling, Va, and the UHon once,
81 Superior ST.. Cleveland, Ohio.
Superint ndant'S Office, Q 81 PR R. JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland. jan %, lsES. ian25 Supt.
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PENNeXLVANIA RAILROAD!

NTINTER ARRANGENESH.-On and after Monday, De-
TAI FAsr aGiL TRAIN leaves the Passenger station
every m0FnlnS, except sunday, 50 O'clock, Pittsburgh
tuny, arriving IN PiiiNdslPhln ~ ll5U ?. ~.
At 0.l0. : -
The JOhnsLoWn Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily except Sunday, AZ O'Clock, y. M, p
stations, and running AS far as cOneauS First Accom-
mOdAtiOn Train for turtle IiEldge Isavrs daily, e-
eePt sunday, at lH4E - The second Accommodation
erPted 42U pm The Third Accom- odaton Train for
Turtle Greek leaves daily except Sunday -, n.
Returning Trains arrive In Pittsburgh fOlOUs-Rx-
1.4b Eu Man, JOhnstoSn AecOmmOda-
iOn, II Rrst Turtle 4tIOn ah ;
second Accommodation, 13i Third Accommodation, Gle
Trains Bairsvie and Indians connect at BIairsvie
Intersection with Nai Tram East Express trp West, aud
Pittsburgh and COnnesvtle Trains stopping
tions the Pittsburgh aud Oonnelsvile daily
press Train, 83 p Returning Trains from PittsbufRh
aud COnnesville koa arrive Ht Pittsburgh, SIS and
6Iuf. m.
The travelling Public VIII md greatly their interest
going EaSt West BY the Pennsy
road, as the accommodations oRITg, be
passed any other baIInsIed with
stone, and Is entirely FROM promise safe
~ speed and eOmoTt al who may this road with
their patronage.
.' PhIadelphiA...... ..............-.iO u
baltimore. more..------.-.--.-.--....-. 81
=" :. Lancaster so
4iatF.aOuIs.... : 80
Baggage checked all Stations the Penasylvanfa
Railroad, aud TO PiadsiPha BALTIMORE and New York
Passengers will be charged
adAOu to the Station rates except from ta-
tions where the Company has agent
NOTIoE-ln case OF loss, IN. Company will hold them
exceeding 41UY.
N.Brhe Excelsior OmRbus Line, has been employ
sSaTs nars e ns ID & e 6 % psenser 5 bag
For Tickets applyto J. J.sTEwART, Agent,
Atthe r. Il. r. Passeng er station,
jant on Liberty and Grant stS., Pittsburgh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-08
SEWING MACHINES

sre SEWING MACHINES s4s =
HAVE the Agency Exeeisi0rSe1iAF Machines. Prie
y $50, OF opp. Can Be- my warehouse, South Fne
Market, 10 operation Saturday from Ito I2 ooctd
ugI GE0. WILSON
EFU6EEIA Shirts, Opera CoaEs Shetland Wool ahatIS,
~ Chenille eeaTfs LAies' aunflstts. Also.
tgl ElHsiis Belis- Jst Bgsklss Ns dEsss tsns
LADIES' and 1tssea Itose IN
Opera TIes. JOinSille dp Wells gey 1fst3E '
new lans2II aEfsKELL & EK-1RIS6EE.a
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Fan and Winter Goots

Fail and Winter Goods
ET EIsKELL sWRAR'HGEN an open tAis day CTues
III LIST setlsIalsTl beautiiu stVst Of fali sEd
"iGteF Goods 10 Which they invite the ait<RtoH Of te
DRESS GoODS-Elee Robes. oosrs and blaek:
Mnslin Rnass PiAi1; Aoutns de iane Obeh; ECEaht
sllNs, in Tch st1 lrs eilkE hlar fred eSs
Printed AOuslalne de lutteVeEy Feh ihtO CatGnrTCs
designs Ca hinese oea blaGk satin ia ehsIss
French English Chtzes, leauttui;
DuStsFs and Aanes; Rlhid Freneh MefiuUsi
Bonny's Plain black SLks. ~ $50
EMBROIDERfE$.-Pariy Capes ana BeTtheS in snsiteiy
new designs lace and EH. = aH fsfsves
ClaIs and Eleeres IN aud JaeeUEiS TnlcneS-
InBeEttnrs. sffEtE .Eft 5-f rs-F- aIlt
WItlTE 6OODS.-S 0EEsnda Hualins: RIaIn ana FIuRf
SUtsS do; N8nsBUk, and CatbTie MuBus: Pad
and StTIP-f aiusns-ErrnG variety. fs.,-llslf a.
SliAWLS uAATLES, tea choice asloTtment %
ShaEis, aiauties.s itootJ SkiFts. Ee- ~ ff
sep1l HEIsKELL sWEARINGEN.
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WHEELING AGENCY FOR. TIiE sStALk OF
DUP0NTS GUNPoWDER; -
been appointed the sole BEent In thts city or
fbe sSle Of Dupant's Powder, VII keep on hand IN
IaEaEne aconsant supply Of this y9riops 5nes
for coal and Rock sporting in halt ana Nnoe P3eRe
Si 81 ;SfS isre or small quauttess az The shoTtsst
notieet ass q - 80 - Z n. REILLYSs
x,s 80 81 Nafa st., Wheeling, Va.
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Moore, W11staoh, Keys & Co.,
rs WRST FOUR'CIs SIR EGsT,
CINCINNATI.

IMPORTING SFATIONERS, manufacturers Of IemoTau.
dam Pass, and R4nx gOOks of a styles, Bible Rat.
Book JobbeS, Medical Book great
psasare IN solelrinE the atfenttOn WestsEn Buygrs
theiT hl1eRIs S0E OF the CHEAT STAPLES BRAN
ehes above indicated They and ShoTt-Tnae
Buyers, VINO are well established o ouies half bound
Cap blank Books IS iFes fall bnnd Can Blank BOokS
ali styles, 3R quiTes Den Hank Book, quires 1ie.
dum Hank BooAs, 500 ures QuaTt6 Blanks SO Rfoss
800 sToss best Steel Pstsreet iHport tOn 40 gross
0peti 9Su0eo Envelopes, Al stzs; ~ RnEs Treasury
bloInR; 1JFn5 English, French and American Tissne Pa
ptfs p rms In gsh Drawing Papers; 0I Cap
psls; % Letter P8p<EE; ,UO bath PapsI
stylrs 100 Note Paperh
Packet etc., etc., loo doE Books, Blank Drat
lOo doE. Diaries for 1s5I tU N6mOFHndum Books, nd
fOfnS $40 dog. RoTtfoost P0Tie9GOnnSIs, and Banks'
Ca4e o. Copying PTesse Is Cnpfns go doE Copy
This j. The place Pafek1se In bnyfs last
Sto 4 fFe8h. pFiess low. aud Exehabga saved. 5--
..ar NOOHE, WIEETAcH, KEYs co..
noV2i . Wtat F6aTth 81. CineihnS4i.
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'DD FELLOWS. DIREoToliY

Vim. Tell Esuenmpment No. s4.+Meets a.
49,, 'Ae 'eooad and fourth Tuesday evenings orsach
-. ~, 'aaA BADEG, Q. p; .Caus. Li,tck, Scribe.
~ ''aa's taaa's EucamRmcnt No. l.-Meets At the
Market Monroe Streets the frstaud sAird
4sy evenings sof each month Wa TAYLOR, O. p; Geo
''a'1f, Scribe. lJanuary 10, lsss.
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T( OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

concerning subscription, advertising other f.
business the Intelgencer, should be addressed to
s concerning the editorial department OF the Papel
M be the Editors, jointly, or to either QUE
a1 writing for publication, will please write
ais co one side oi the paper.
Al syrvanCe the above rules will greatly oonSe U.S.
prompt attention to correspondents Lhah
u Eight otherwise receive. f
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New Books. StationeTy "a

view OOOk5y 0IaI4oQeTYs &C.
TAAiE G. ORR, ~ Main St. besa leave 20 cali tht
a attsnOu o. oIssle ad retail aFebsef1 of hooks
and stationary = las Fan stock received. seasI
Books 9t a knds fFsEa the primary the high College
Olassie15 2AseeiiaueUuh books 1steingueal
Copy Bqlks, AfeetcetiFal Books, (su authOr59 Med-
dist, PFeA srtsn Bapt aud CFistisn llyu Hpnts, 50
various st lee % binding; Ry fFon Al 70
80, Roelst de- q all stylesi Iags book e1ng
lanl gnng Lad Pngs and all thu ulEFS aiillota'a
famous Pens nos = lax (ArnUid In-stands 81
TaTiouB pAtentf. Musie Books Of various
bath Bell, q late Rook) Aiha n great variety Toy
Booksi qrs. Hank Books CT every VaFIrty S-
Tes for ISIS, ne0FlnHas of -li ityIeS sFs
Cap and Note Papers, Of dGeFnlEradee qusli-
GOLD PENSyTe Wish 70 ezli espeeal attsn4fon 70 eSr
IaSEe and Utl selected lot ef Gold Pens Having dose
ot ell cur cd stock BElqT FEE S1err1 - sn
ainost No q 4. Mosston g.
Co. = celebrated Penn Having eAe
tlele cannot fsllto be suited.
We would galthe Gtfsff0a Of ne LGtiestn y6ytE4,E
stseh FAECY- sFATIONEHT which ut lifei<
e1pfessiF for tber- aeeo1lrn1da atio koling
q the kin A qaality has been kept city,
Rls shsa can lud eaEtniFe fer yonfstlttfs sli sts
All 9; ne ase Hld every luiy kfpf u tie Beck
and Stationary llDe eannoT be had ~ -. .i3.i,f = -.
s'PiS ffs 1iaiH g., Whstling, Va
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mn. LAW OF EMsPAPElte.

who do not give express notice to the
m are considered as wishing their subscrip-
a. G subscribers order the dseOntinuance of their peri
t e publisher ay continue to send them until all ar
I,s:sge, paid. .ss.,.. .,, .t.,,-
lg 1ces To which they directed, they are held
t.ta,tr til they settled the bill and ordered them
,, abscribers remove to other places withoutinform
publish . and the papers are sentt to the former d.
hi l.sL, l.ry Al, held responsible.
70 the Oicr removing and leaving them uncaled
!, !. rim q Jdciu evidence of Intentional fraud
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.


Great Northern and Southern Adatl Route
FOR NORTHERN, soUTHRHN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS
Twice DAILY, Csuntay night exeePted between Rich
m0nd and Washington Caty Gordonsvtlle aud Alex
audlia. ~
Hours Of departure At Rich
mono. .6;s5 A. NJ aud 7So P n
Returning leave WAGhingtOn... A. M.sud pm.
Arrive a Riehmend ..i;sO P n and A. n.
BagEage eheeks and tickets given through between Rieh
mOnd and Washington. s-5...rs f,--44
THESE FWO RAILROADS HAVING 80 sTRAP RAIL,
and beinEin excellent oTdeT, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAIL, give the best guar
snee Of always securing CONNECTIONS shown by SFTis
walls daily At Richmond and Washington city In ef
die Steamboat line.
FARE RETWEHN RcHSoND AsD HAsHtHGIo Is 80
An omEl5ns wiz Be found alWayS ready take hhFOH0h
passengers and their baEg1gp OF wearing a6reI
the Deots free Of charge, with ample fne tbe 70
take their meals, whether going North
Through T3eke4P can e obtained bgtEsen DAnvle and
Washington Al The Terminus Of the Road, nearly eola.
pletsd to DanEie An Agent Of the Company viz rsesiye
the Checks Of pnssepgeFS from tbe DnVfs Road and At
tend TO teir bagsAge AL the Way 70 pgtp the Bal
route i-5fr-. 51,---lr-
There no change Of the night line between Rich
mund ard Alexandria fsf f
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Wna. 7BAR'RfRT45 Pfop.fietO'Et..
THIS known Hotel has been newly FenoTated, and
new furl3 esls best OF aeeoflodadOlstS tFSVeleti
AT MODERATE RATES. 1881 -ai+
II sioeatedI the tbs sY, opposite the
pension Brtdse only squafes froia ne RaToad
Drfot8 and GtsGnbnlt LundinF. -5f If-
EXCELLENT GTABLING
- nttehed otae HOst- FTaTelsfa BoaFdgs8Sy
assured tha1 no pains viii be spared 60 add 90 their
foTt- ap9u-tfdaW
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This route passes through N Lexington, Lauea5ter Cir
clevle, Warrington, Wilmington SaTFoE-the richest
aud most beautiful part OF Ohio.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05
4. A. NlcEAcfilan

respectfully informs his friends and the public that lie
has oItt up large substantial Brick Building his
Old Stand. expressly for nufactIrnr Carria ges
Thankful Tor the very liberal patronage he has received
for the last II years. he hopes by strict
business. with desire to give satisfaction merit
continuance OF tie same. He warrants bis work be
made of the best material and by experienced workmen
ia each branch of the business. His Will
f,vorab' with any made in the United States neal
and durability.
He is determined to sell and do any work in his line
good any work done elsewhere that as
we'll done. He now has hand finished. the largest
stock ofCARRIAGES, ,BAROUCHES. ROCKAW AVS.
AND BUGGIES. ever offered in this place and very
large stock of work nearly finished which will be sold
low for Casn short time pnHct,ial
ers Nas-IIe has on hand more than ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY Vehicles finished and in course Of con
struction.
no All work made byfliTl is warranted = months
with usage and should it fail by bad workma
or material will be repaired free of charge.
Persons wishing to buy wonld do we'll to call and
examine fO themselves.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
Repairing executed at short notice and on very
sonable terms.
Fayetteville, Oct |. 1855,
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., SATURDAY. s. 1856
FOR S a ]L]Ha

The following valuable real estate. the property
f. c. Hall dec d. is offered for sale and consists c the
following tracts
That desirable place known Rome. containing =
anout 26O acres with all the improvements no
place will be sold entire divided suit purchasers
1T being probably Of the best business saH's ~
the country and is ry Issirable to those "lsS ~
enter the mercantile business.
No 2. Consists of Lot and Brick store < 'efe-
mentS) in Canlieton. 4 Bridge Street near oi"eh-
don Bridge. fnd is very desirable stand iof
No 8 Is 5 acant lots in Camp, ton known III Clty
plot Nos iG9 Ill. II. an half OF lot -
No +. Is q, dwelling house and lot on nay i'oHn
corner of Plaukroad and Adams St. 4 very dcsifa-
Bile residence for til" whole year.
No 5, Is a Corn MIL and Steam Engine ana l,oiier'
tention of those living where water power IS not avail
able and will be sold ut great bargain
For terms apply to - IL. HAIL. AS
August l. 1857.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05
VOLUME XX-NO. 1.CC4
cest;clz Gets TTaryea

Doessiclzs Gets EEa1r5ea.
we've taken partner for lfe, ard I've
get wife. In my room pair Of brown
CATERS occury the corner where cur boot
jacA used to hang, and We fatter ourselves
that We made a good baroain in the ex-
change | now take q renewed interest in
the pfIce oi beet, ana We bully our butcher
vita the air Q: respectable I.aIiiad man.
We buy my Potatoes now niystlfund we are
not to be bamboosied cut of.ay spare change
by any body. But | am rot a 'lnalefactor,'
and did Eot so on a train We have
finished all NY '5rains,' and | llence-forth
claim for oursef the name Of q correct and
sober inti' iduai, Beer we will not take in
to my inouth, and our lips shall be sealed
when tie festive scochtai1' would tempt me
TO lndaSe-nor shall the social 'cobbler,
or the geni Il ..llen, or TIE seasetly SMASH,
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE

TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
The undersigned wishing to remove from this place
offers for sale the following property viz:
One House & Lot in which he now resides
in good repair
Que Lot ! acre cast of above
One do II do fronts on Franklin s. Mump-
ford Streets on which is a very comfortable
House.
Also the Blacksmith shop on Mumpford St,
Persons wishing to purchase obtain any infor-
nation BY calling Gu G. ". [. COLLISION. ESQ. the
undersigned if more convenient. l.. WOOD.
april II, 97-3m
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05

The following pithy correspondence rcceht's
passed between a Baptist and Methods
clergyman, it is said, in city where great
revival has been in progress
Baptist to Methodist clereyman-"Dea'
Brother: / shall baptize some converts to-
morrow; if any of your converts prefer to b'
baptized in oay mode, shall be happy to bar
tie them, as candidates tor your church
7. Methodist to Baptist clergyman--'De Deai
Brother: Yours received. I prefer to was
my own sheep"
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05
FOR SALE OR RENT.

The dwelling House and Lot on Hay Mount near
the Donaldson Academy Joining Y Yates and others
lately occupied by Hector Mcmillan Esq. with well
of good water G arden in front. 1t viii be sold
bargain rent.d to good tenant reasonable erms
apply to JAS. MARITIME
Also the two Story Ware House Church ST. near
Presbyterian Church.
April "a, 9e-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05

The whole World is invited to take
rec ride on the Western Rail Road. the 4th of July
oos We do not know precisely the hour when the
ram will move; but ne persons will be admitted to
AXE seat in the Ladies' Car unless they neatly
ressed Old and young gentlemen, will you not feel
ably disappointed when you attempt to get seat III
ne Ladies Car and you will be re41;s-9s
WOODWARD's CLOTHING EMPORIUM
convenient and for a. few dollars you procure
suit which will give you free ticket in the Ladies
ar.
Call soon and make your selection.
Market Square two doors below s. Hinsdalc
May s, l00-4t
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05
NO TICE

The Subscriber having at March Term 1853, Of
the County Coart of Cumberland, taken ont let
ters OF Administrator upon tie Estate of the late
lpm. +. w lghtman hereby notifies all persons in
debted to said estate to make Payment and those
having claims against the to present them
within the time required by law this notice Will
be pleaded in Bar of their recovery.
G. w. WIGHTMAN, Admin nistrator
March g. 1888. o.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05

HcwT TO COoL WArFR If il is desired to C0OI
water Tor drinking IN warm weather and ice.
'annot be obtained for this purpose let it be
Kept in an ungiazef earthe enware pitcher, wrapt
round with two three folds Of coarse. cotton
10th Kept constantly wet. The theory OF
ooiing water in this manner, is the absorption
II heat from il, by the evaporation of the moist-
are III the cotton cioth-expanson produciu5
cold and compression neat
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05
CID SHELLS ~ .SEBA>ToPOI. BI0WTYG 7

OiD SELLS IN SEBA>roro. BIowGNG Tp.-
A correspondent writing fro;l Scba,fopo says.
The bombsaeIls streWn &bcut the city d,-
ring the siege are still doing the work Of death
y Q tess than eight dcallIs tAink lave been
cans q ~ explosions oi these missiles since my
ARRIVAL, hardly 4 yetrsince. O1ly a few day@
ago, two seamen belonging to the Fn@liel
steamer b"yr"ut, came on shore near car ship
yard aud for u few moments were coavcr~inu
with Mr. Gowen. ihcy then started for a
walk to TIE Rcdan, quite near our residence
and on reaching the bre"stwots. one of them
picked up an explored dcnotatiag she'll, inteu-
ding to keep it as relic, but finding it rather
heavy, threw it down. when it instantly cxptor-
ded, aud killed., hm almost seyerinr The mend
from the body, completely cutting Of his right
leg The remains were brought to the yard
Whence they were buried H.S companion es-
capped with slight scratch upon the lip. o.
the Following day two Russians were Killed
III S'mo'ar manner, while picking out the
stopper OF she'll"
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05
W1NTED.

=
- to work the Fayetteville and Western
Ia Road Sections 10 l S miles from Fayettev lie
of whom the highest price will paid by calling on
the Subscribers on the work
d. G. & w. McDUFFIE.
March y e4-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05
DAVID NlCDl Fi>iIt,,

Ny PERSON desiring work done in the best
Il style III the above department. secure my
services by addressing me AT Fayetteville. \. e.
III ID. McD., will take contracts any whore in the
country. within 100 miles from Fayetteville, anI
prompt attention Will be given to the same.
Sep. IL, 1857. ~
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05
OLD BILLS.

ALL persons indebted to the concern OF FRANK &
JERRY and J. II. ROBERTS & CO., requested
to come forward ami settle their bills If not settled
Nv the last Of this month they will find them III the
hands Of Lawful Collector.
III. ROBERTS & co.
Nay s, 1855 lo0~H
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05

CUE1oUs Sg.RING IL ALaBAAA-thc TalIadc@c
WatcItoH er, in an Interesting review Of Prof
Tnomcy's last report Oh the GeoIo-y Of Abba
ma, states that near the line between Hancock
and lawrence, there is a spring of igaid bjtu-
men or mineral tar, which rs sad to he some.
what Remarkable for its curative properties
and is said to known cure fof lcrofaia eau
ceronS SORTS, Rheumatism aud ether disea scs in
which alternatives are requires The wafer
rms out from a seam or creyice in tho slime
stone and tar Of bitumen floats on the srrlaca
a black foam, very cohesive ard iusnlGlie ii
water. The tar can be collected, nnA patients
visiting the springs frequently take it in the
.orn Of pills
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05
T f r NJ S

i
OF SUBSCRIPTION FoEt THE CAtohINlAN
For single copy if paid in advance, per annn, 81 oo
at the end OF ) months, %
at the end of months, %
a. at the eld of the year. 3 so
No subscription will be-recevel for shorter period
than one year unless paid in advance.
With the vi Nv of ext N ng the circulation and en-
hancins the of the paper, the proprietor Of
.rers the following remarkably low
CLUB RI res INVfR fBLp Nv ADp4WC E:
) copies of the Garolnian, year, SS 90
Rates of Advertising:
Sixty per qure of Is lin or less, for the first
and 80 each subsequent Insertion unless the
adverts I'm is published for than two msntis
when it viii BE charged q
For three mo lths, 94 w
For six months, oo
w I've months. lD 90
All have The desired nunbr of in
sertoas markell them. orth rNise they will he in
serte1 TIL FORBID aa1 charged accordingly Speciok
attentron~i atreeteE to his requlstt1oMs
WM. f. WIGHTIAN & co.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05

REuARKAnz.E EscAPE From DEATH.-A mum
Der Of boys we're .,la ying ball. In tie Boron9h
Oh Monday last when the ball falling into well
little son Of Mr.. Samuel Campbell, about ten
years old, went tc look for it and iocsing his
balance was preciptated to the bottm, "a dis
tance Of 45 feet their being b feet OF water
in the we'll. The bucket attached to the wind
less rope, sunk quite to the bottom, at the
tme and the little fellow rose to the snr-
face he caught hold the rope with one hand,
and with the other reached for and secured
the bail which he deposited in his pocket; then
seizints the rope with The other hand also sang
out to those above, Pull me up. boys, pul! ,He
up!' They commeced turning the win'ias, the
boy holding on hy his hand by which alone
he was supported during the whole distance ot
his fearful ascent; the bucket hanging some
Way below his, feet! When part the way up,
his father arrived in state ef great excite
ment, aud looking over the curb, and the little
raniter, catching his eye, cried out ''Iiel
the boys, Pap, help the boys pull me up
Arriving safely terra Grma, WITH but very
slight bruise on the head-prohably by striking
the bucEet at tie bottom Of the well, as strah:'
as it may appear, he encountered nothing u
his decent till he struck the water-hc ne"
home. changed his clothes. ant. Immediately
commenced his ball-piaying sport WIN rs com
panons. as if nothing remarkable had iappe"eo-
BroUusriUe Clipper
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05

YOUTHS and CHILDREN'S BOOTS. SHOES and
CATERS; INDIA-RUBBER SHOES, and every
article in his line. 49,.
His stock is choice and carefully selected by him
self and buyers will find it to tkei. interest to cali
before purchasing elsewhere. H. FACLK
aEAll who have lost their soes come fo--
ward, and they will be renewed for Seventy-fve
and upwards. NJ f.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-06-05

FOI SILE.
Heavy "A Beaver Creek Sheetings.
Cotton Yarn, Warp ard Filling, Mes. ! to 10.
ALSO.
Belt Picker. Roller and Lace LhATHERS.
Oils and VI lnuf:lc turer's 5 Findings
Winter strained. Sperm. Lard aud Einseed ellis.
Shuttlies lsinslaSs French Glue, Emory; Roller
Cloth and Glass Steps.
J. II. HALL, Pres. B. C. NJ. Co.
July &c. 1856 S-tf