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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-04-22

A young man in Winchester, not very
far from our office, requests that we
publish the following lines, which he
says painful experience has taught him
are truthful as we'll as slightly poe,ical.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-04-22

The humble man is true temple of
God, though he have but low roof.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-04-22

As an indication of the extent to
which the hoop skirt mania is spread
ing, it may be mentioned that one
house in New York employs about
five hundred hands, and one hundred
and eighty sewing machines, in their
manufacture.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-04-22

IL No money is better spent than
what is laid out for domestic satisGac-
ton. A man is pleased that his wife
is dressed as well rs other people, and
the wife is pleased that she is so dress
ed.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-04-22

81 say, Sambo, can yoa answer dis
conunderfum: Supposin' glib you a
bottle OBJ whiskey close shut wild a
cork; how would you get the whiskey
out without pullin de cork Or breakiu'
de bottle"
81 gives dat up
"Why, push de cork in. Yah, yah!"
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-04-22

People, when they get married now
a.days "run away the moment they
get married, just as if they had been
doing something they were ashamed
Of.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
G " CLAY.

TBE BRIrIsH AND AMERICANS At FRASER Kvrs
The following is Lord Namesbarys dsp.sch, re-
frsd to 10 our Washington telegram:
The uDderigrsd, be. Msjes,y's Principal Sec-e-
:siy of S.s.e for Foreign Aas'rs has the eoaor %
acknowledge tie receipt Of the no,e which Mr. ,i<s
Fuycy Fx.racrdipsry ard Minister Peup xeonAry Of
tie United states OF America, addressed 10 him Oh
I3,h inst. calling tire sten.i)n OF her Mssstys G)v
ernrnert 10 the obs.Tuciions which is apprehs ted
may be ,tfered by the Governor OF Vsocoavers
lsard to II pssssge OF oiEens Of the uned Stsse,
TO the districts British Oregon where god sepsr'ed
To have been ioutd.
Tie Undersigned begs leave 70 assure Mr.. DAlss
tost he sahect OF his note shs. receive mnedase NJ
tentop, ard that her N.jssiys G)vernpent are oo
their p disposed as fsr IS they can properly do 80,
TO deai hoersy with any citizen Of the U6.ed Ss.es
who may desue 10 proceed 70 tn quarter Of ne BIT:
ish Fsssessens. But her Msjes'y's Government must
necessarily ascertain in the irss place how far the
cisrttr oftbe Hndsons Bay Company beus upon the
question, ard then generally from toe lsw officers OF
tie Crown whether any leg 81 ouseeraops require at
,ior on the psit Of her Msestys G,vernmen, 10 coz
recton with this question.
The undersigned has the honor 10 rsnev to Mr..
Dallas the snces OF his highest consideration.
"tssnedl MALMESBuaY.
" rcrcign Q9c> June ~ ISIS.
&C. VI. DALLAS esc &c kc. kc'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

FREE SENTIMENT IN NORTH CARotrsA-From .
letter just received from friend in North CNo.ics,
Tie 81. L0Rs Deia0erdt takes the following .r,erss.
irg passage:
"Iwn down in Randolph County Sc. week, where
wss born. There are few slaves in thst county aud
the sentiment against the institution is beco ming
stronger and stronger. Toe Wesleyan Msthods.s are
quite ruuerons snd are gaining strength. Several
yesrs ago two of their presch,ns were compelled ~
leave the county, and was told by gentleman Vel
ACQUAINTED with tho facts and feelings OF the peope,
that the driving out Of those meo hal caused u eAs
q tuudred families to leave the county, snd hke
number have left this tGuford) County for the same
csuse. j. a. Gilner our Congressman, took part IN
the affair." ard los' hundreds of votes thereby; ous
bis course in rgress-specialy bis sPesches
on the Kansas qu.stion-hss won them oil oeck.
His motives 10 acting the part he did were msunder-
stood by the people. His ntms.e friends know shse
venting personal violence to the men, which no other
man in the country could have done. These things
are Interesting to me; they shoS that tmags
is workin IN old Rip. ii The Republicans vii
nominate the right for President, and come good
conservative southern man for Vice. they viii get
strorg vote in th,s State. fully believe tbs: tho
cue stion were put TO the people Of this state,
Slavery or Slavery, there would be large vote,
sganst i. My brother owns about = 600 vorts Of
niggert don't want to se them; cant Sc. them freo
without special act Of the Legislatures lent able 70
tend them to = Free state, aud they are dead eH-
rense to him every year. Hundreds Of others are m
the same fI '"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

pls.e 10 the province of HuM.sca, srd Gsv. As'eoo
Of Tn pico It the head Of si1 hundred nen ID en
for TIE Iurpose Of putting j. down.
Ger. Marin had beer appointed Gcvero, Of Fsn
pco uYrg Gen. Moreno os Abssrce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

tteon is lowA-An lows cpnesporasn' Of T.s
Trar,it. under date Of July q, kiye. N. felSsieg
psiticaar Il another destructive ..het IA, s's.s.
IlenJs
Tie storm Of Monday, iaib. has Fss.d ne Cedar
River b. an sarring hight. II has ~, been % hss
since ~ Towns a,osi.d, the bstom lsssi. ere 81
under ~at.r, aud an immesse amount of G'fs ds-
sfroJ,d. Rosds are impossible. snd Of ces'se NAT
conn uri, aton i- Interrupted Ia olnseqssscs ~ ths
heavy rsiIs the wheat crop q p~sfly snissd d-th"u-
Md. IL bushels Of wheat aud oats si hs let 10 roc
on the grouni. 1he grosts anu.sslly lssgs, bot
the b sht struck the stras, AMI . large port, . ~
yb.t is on the gr und Ia worthless. Cora, hoseser,
10 promising md iks~.s buckwtsai, % there sa
danger of y famine.
90 Moudsy there ~ers two young lsiss dfo sssf
NJ Waterloo five miles from ths ps's. Yesterday
young man by the name Of Dyer unisrie.k n s-iss
his ho,e on hi. ssy hom~, ,snd Wa iro~psd ths s~
IN tho commotly Travelled road where . rs--sd %
Gently on dry gfonsd, IN ssgon the ss" 80
about ten feet deep.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

psssr, that iorcoer' men ret saGes 10 tho sossg
August elections, ee,suss ca., cay" does NJ. hsp-
Ten 10 Re very ropu's- sst no~, (ren vho t.l ,s-
ly rarely are
lam with due
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

FRoN KY wfsr.-A letter dated Key Wes, JAY
-, 1855, says;
"The Colorado has Tu, into this pl,ce, With her
msin crsIk broker. She will g. north shortly Inc
Wabash and Nacedorian srs taking shid OF tropi-
cal climate and are much dsgustcd TIE Ply"pu'h.
Saratoga and Constellation bound 10 GFeytosa. IL
is expected ths, Commodore M,in,csh VIII hoe, MS
flag on board the Saratoga. Tne Dolphin sailed on
the 10Th to relieve the Jsmss,o~p, on the so.t of
Cuba. The jamestown has 20 cases of yeuas feser
On bosrd and must 40 north, g. cold climate.
The tquadrots are In hns hghtipg ordsr Never eif
better yesees oopgTegsei but steam steam, % nes
the eres, war engine. We mu.i ~, sllos Eagsnd
f,ench fleets are "a p0 ed Of steam la hat 90
are not ny b. the tmes.
The general health of the squadron ls good.
The sGfstoga, Consolation saf fymoa'h vi ssi
iur Gfeytown ~ coon - they have ~ssssd. II -
pcnible that the WaSssh AMI scsdonlsn nsy 20
there also but NOR. probable thai they s,i scon 80
20 the Med rTsneAn s'at.or.
The fever - u certainly pay ~ respects 20 ell % ne.
Commodore fclntosh is approving IN health.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

A DorsIr MrRpIR AND RobsEhT.-A ne = os1d-
ish mu,der vac counItred q Gsl.ALa y ~, oa
Rsysr On he rerron Of 8 WIDOW l%sy Sad hi' .ol,
t,rsd FI,. and william M.rshsL ley we're nu'-
Gered IN teen boass sbou. e,st, G, RE o.eo;A =,
nght, ard lie irhumsn vre.e ne', Sc. ie.peTstng
tisv 90 ,.v tse'r ard. On, fred tie nos-s gai
h,,y.,t ~, Al ina mi r,uns,e VIC. ms 70 cIadsrs
II wss supposed hss there "a 60. sdsfsoe money "a
a. Co,ons,'s ,nousst We keid over t1sebaTsi
,sn.;,. sS,hs rns,r.urs,e vid1v arf Ter son On
E,;dsv N. "a srd he yerdi,t Of he jay vss tns
lie dsoessed came 70 the5 deaths by v,9en;s, By
.one rencn OF persers 70 the !,ry ,a..' a 80. ;a:
s-s 70 lie hoa,e. rae 1sf,-:r:s;e ~ vs. sssd
sbc Ut ysars asd be- cor i'e'' ,'e'stissI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

CoIp BLoopTp MuRDER.-We ear tas, c-aei
sLd cold bcoded murder occurred IN Bates e9laey,
No., On :be eih lLs:. TIE details q ne mu'isf a.
given by Mr. Pope, who Ives il Cas- C?Enty, sac ].
the fa.ser % the yourg uan murdered, s'e sblat
these: rne edsr M. Pope asd seyer1. h,rss s'o.en
from m And nis sen and another m "a sea. 10 plr-
.u, OF ts.m. They srriv.d at Doae!e ban rs 20 70
Bst.s County, and stopped a. sore % inf.o .oi
ttres. Iney had cot peeb long u IRE Grtd seYsf.l
men surrounded them std upel.ef 70 gye tasH
sYus started oif With them 70 Ps2'nsv-e; if me
yurpose, q. they alleged, Of giving them siiA. Ih:y
did lot remain long e: PspIEsy..e r-. tae s.s y
started eff with them, and shor, astsree IRON tns
toxu, fred or bsth prisoners, knieg !oES Pyps
irs.sntly, vhis bis eompan.ol wss undsa, Dat
escaped BY running ard S,oeeAiins a,m'sn' = ..lns
ds,k. The sdlen horses, It - s.i, s'i. n Ps',-is
s: or rear the poirt q, which the tso mee - pasui
were cap 'urec and the eI sase gsea oy les murder
ers for :1eir ac,en ~ss that P>r,es he' yssn go
esrrsd with Mcb.somsrys msn hssss. ~ = ato
,sld TIA: the party wno conmi.ea ne M &c, ssr-
u.n ~ho had been connected - t.e i~.n Illh,y
mu!d,ys-,hs. the two men s7petei 70 We e.srh
aId other cit 1eLs Of B.;ss for pfo'et et' ~ iaed
r,reivsi, s.. JosepLs G,zs:;s.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23

A. A. tlc1HS.tltat
respectfully Informs his friends ad the public that he
has Iar. substantial Brick building, at his
Old Stand. expressly for manufacturing Carriages
Thankful for the liberal patronage he mas received
for the last years. he hopes by strict attention to
business with desire give satistaction to merit
continuance of the He warrants his work TO DC
made OF the best material and by experienced worknen
in each branch of the business. His work Will compare
fvorably with any the United States for nca
and durability.
is determined to sell and do any work in his line
on good any work done elsewhere that is as
we'll done lie has hand. finished. the largest
s'oSR oSR orc ARRl AGES BAROUCUES- HoCkAW AlS
60 ,o s,.sltsS. ev"r offered in this place and very
oI work nearly finished which will be sold
"ciS io 'o N''" Or short time actual tom
ers. NS-lie has on hand more thar ONf. IIT%DRED
AND FIFTY Vehicles hnish.d ana in course q con
structon.
1s-Ali work made hyhim is Warranted - months
with fair and Shonld it fail by wor]r.nsIir
or material will he repaired free of charge.
Persons wishing to buy wOuld do we'll call anl
examine fo themselves.
0clarSt.,,kr,!!v received II promptly attended to
Rsn,irinr executed al short notice and very rea
sonable terms.
Favnttnville. Oct S3f
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23
FOR S. ALE {

The following valuable real estate. the property o.
E. c. Hal. offered for saleanu consists OF the
following tracts:
That desirable place known as Rome. containing
about 26o acres vita all the improvements. This
pace will sold cure lvideu 10 suit purchasers,
/ being probably one of the best business STANDS IN
the country ant, .Sir.bie to those Wishing to
enter the mercantile business.
No 2, Consists of Il Lot and Brick Store G. tene-
mentS) in Gambler Bird Se Street near Clarcr-
don Bridge. md is very desirable stand for bnS ness
No3Is ) ,acant lots in Camp32llton known III City
nlot as Tos IO9 III. Il2 half Oflot lib.
No T. Is a dwelling houseand lot on llaymount,
corner of Plankroad and Adams ST. very dcsira-
BILE residence for the whole year.
No 5, Is II Corn Mill aud Steam En- gine and Boiler,
of 1 horse power. This is we'll worth the at
tention living svhere water is
able aud viii be sold - q sseats ssar sai =
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23
Dutch Cheese against Cannon Shot


The greatest ammunition that we ha We heard
Of lately, used by the celebrated Conmo-
dure Coe, Of the Mnntevid!an Navy, who in an
engagement with Admiral Brown Of the Bnenos
AvreS service fired every shot from his lock ers
What shall do, sir?' asked his first lieu
te,ant?: We've not single shot on board
round, grape, canister, donblehcaded are all
gone
Powder gone, eh?' asked Coe.
NO sir, got lots of that
We had 81 conf.unded hard cleese-a round
sDutch ore for desert at.diuner to-day don't you
remember it hey? said Coe.
i anpht to-I broke the carving knife in
trying to cut IT.
Are there any more on board!
.Yes, ahont TWO dozen; we took 'em from a
dodwer.'
will they go into the Is ponder!
'By thunder, Commodore, but that's the IDEA
I'll try ,hem,' cried the first lieutenant
And in few moments the lire OF old Santa
Marie (Coe's sl.p) which had ceased entirely
was re-opened and Admiral Brown, found more
shot Av NO over his head. Directly one o
them s,rnck his maiu mast, aud it did so
shattered and flew in every direction.
What the devil is that which the enemy is
fri,u?' ask ed Brown-Dut nobody con'd tell.
Directly another one c;fule in through por
and killed two men who 81 O9d near him, tie,
striking the huiwarks, burst into flinders.
BY Joyel this is too much; this is some nev
tangled Paixhan or otEer-l don't like 'em Il
ail!' cried Brown. aud then as four or five NOR
of them came slap through his sails, he CAV
the order fill away aud actually backed on
Of the fight receiving 81 parting broadsida q
Dutch cheese This story is an actual fact
I Our informant WAS frst lieutenant Of Goes ship
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23
NORTH CAROLINIAN.
E1YETTEIIL N O..

AMUSEMENTS AT AMHERST CoIIEGE-Fnr
some time past the sophomore class of Amhers,
college has been inclined tn exercise its necu
liar perogativeS over the freshmen and nv mn
tnal consent they met on "Wednesday afternoons
to hurry the Tatchet," ha wing previously prc-
cured the consent of the faculty Sometime
d"rinS the past year the sophomores took from
Tue juniors Two large syringeS which for a
number OF years had been used fer the purpose
OF freshman discipline and they determined to
nnfy one OF them with appropriate ceremonies
IheJunlors, however, got wind of the proceedjur
aud determined to spoil their fnn by taking the
sustrHmentx from thena. aMsl a. csssz
slderableennmber of men asse.nbl 6sGff " ednaS
day noon. aud repaired to the room, smashed
in the door, and rushed for the coffin in which
the instruments had been placed for burial
Here they confronted by sophomore
with u loaded revolver and thinking prudence
the better part of vaIor they beat "A hasty re
treat. At the door they were met by crowd
OF SophomOreS, and general melee ensued il
which clubs were freely nsed, the juniors tearing
down staircase to provide themselves with tho
implements Of warfare.
The contest terminated by the appearance
Of president Searns who ptsed TO receive
committees from both classes to adjust The mat
ter. and after conference demanded the "hone
Of contenIinn." on the groura that it WAS CON
tra''and article, p|edgIng lis word iowev r.
that the juniors should not have il. On this
condition the so,homnres placed it in his cnstn-
dy 7" make up for the loss they then pro-
cured the other syringe and proceeded with
their exercises after he original plan The'-wo
lower classes formed into a procession in front
of the chapel. ard marched 10 a grove whe re
the in>' rumenf Of torture was buried with
the customary rites. They then proceeded to
the grove, snng an appropriate hymn. and lis
tened to an Grafton hv John Dole and to a no.
"m hy Geo. ". Waite, af!cr which they [ar-
t-o1n Of 4.
cason. smoked the ''pirc of peace" and dis
persed. - Springfield Republican.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23

A FEVER FREAK.-Grent Ercitemeat ON
Camp Stseet-A large and powerful man,
crazed with yellow fever. broke ont of the
Infrmary Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociatlon, on st. Mary street. near Julia,
I'D started down towards Girod, with moth
lES ~ save a neither garment, last evenin o.
about naf-past four o'clock. Arriving at
Girod, he ran down to Camp Street, where
he wheeled suddenly and dartcd up and into
ffiowards confectionery. BY this time pnr-
| suit was given, and something of crowd
had collected. A few minutes after his en-
terlng the confectionery, he sprang out again
INTO the street, ran across and entered II
m'lliner shop at the southwest corner of
Camp and Glrod, causing the lady inmates
thereof to utter shrieks end screams, and
tiee IN dlsmay. Yelling from time to time,
at the top of his voice; he ran into a back
room and locked himself in.
The crowd of people pressed in and around
the outer door, and Just about the time tha t
preparations were about being made to Sc
cure him III the room, he wrenched the lock
OF from the inside, aud yelling, sprang out
the crowd and darted up the street, the
crowd recovering and following. Upon
reaching the Bible House, on Camp, he
turned into the door, ran back. climbed III
on the counter and commenced vomiting
Several OF the crowd rushed in and succeed.
ed after violent struggle, in securing him
He was under the impre sion that he VS.
about to be poisoned, and screamed terribl,
! to prevent being taken back. A furniture
car was dispatched for, and by the timely
assistance of several of our citizens he was
placed in it and taken back to the Infirm-
airy. He is man of strong muscular de.
velopments, IA fair chance to Judge being
afforded,) and did not seem to be emaciated
at all by the disease.
The CONSERVATION of the inmates of the
shops into which he ran. can be better. ina
gined than described.-N. O. D. Hd.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23
LIND FOR sale.
JOHN II. GILM @ e T., now OF

fers for sale portion uf his snamRa lraaasin fhe
conntY or {nfntef1 4S8s2
River. The entire swamp has been successfully
drained of the large body of water by which it was
heretofore coveresi. The land is apparently level
being free from ridges (Which common to
swamp lands generally} whilst there is abundance
by ordinary ches \ small portion of the land
has been in cultivation about years and those
persons who have the crops. re. ard the land
as equal in fertility to any they have i'll this
state elsewhere The location is healthy. the
nciGhorhood good and the access to Fayetteville
and Wilmington easy by means of good road Il
miles in length leading directly to the river. Besides
this. it is within miles of beautiful little village
upon a III igh and healthy Bluff. the river. with IL
Store Warehouse aud first rate landing. All which
afford many conveniences to thd neighborhood. As
several persons have spoken of purchasing, this is
deemed proper time to call their attention to the
sui ject. in as much as there is crop growing
upon small portion OF the land by which they can
Judge of its production. Ess-Reasonable terms will
he given to TIL. purchaser.
Sept. 10. 1858. If
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23
N0'TIGE.

Persons indebted to Jas. G. Nc Eachin, uard "a
of the heirs of John Morrison. dee d. hereby.
spectfuy informed, that said guardian has il grcai
majority of instances endorsed and transferred thei,
notes to the undersi gncd, Also. that urGenI
cessties apart from the irements of the en- iorse
compel collect speedily possible Al; tao>t
indebted will therefore obee us and themselves too
bv paving up Immediately. We must and will sue
where the money is not forthcoming.
A. D. MORRISON.
J. N. MORRISON
n \. MORRISON.
Taurin!uroh n C. March Z 1887. lott
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23
FOR SALE OR RENT.

the Uoua.d.on Acaieny oin..is Yates and othe,
lately occupied 10y Hector Mcmillan Esq with ~, mc.s
of good II G arden in front 1t VIII he so I'm
bargain or reutd lo good tenant reasonable term
apply to JAS. Ma"
Also the two Story Ware House on Church ST. ne''l
Presby teran Church.
April -, 9o-tt
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23
T. UR p E n TINE Il Nd
USEFUL ARTICLES

USEFUL ARTICLE.S.
EHLUID, Oil and Lard L mps:
II Brittalia and Brass Candlesticks;
Superior Steel Shutters;
Prittania SPOONS aud LADIES;
Brittania Communion Sets Gobiets and Cups;
Pianished Tin Coffee Urns and Pots Tea Pots;
Oyster and Beef Steak Dishes aud Dsl, Covers;
WATERS. of all sizes and shapes.
FINE SCISSORS; large for .utng. small for embroid-
er Il zors and Pocket Knives;
Baskets! Baskets!
for all purposes;
COFFEE MILLS,
Iron and Stone Morters:
Stone Crooks; Tin Ware;
Cedar Tubs Pals, Churns aud Bowls;
Coun er Scales. to weigh to $40 lbs;
Family Scales. to wei igh every ounce to + lb;
Cocoa Dippers; Hair and Wire Selves;
Table Mats; Feather busters;
Dust Pans; Curtain Pins;
Hand and Tea Bells.
Music Portfolios; Ladies Work Boxes; Rosewood
Toilet Boxes;
Ladies' Leather Bags, Nargc:)
White Satin Beads and White Cut Beads, for
fancy work;
Porte Monaes entirely Of leather, superior articles
Electric Polishing Powder; Boys Saws; Corkscrews
great variety useful articles. too tedious
to mention. Come ind soc for yourselves at the
"Crockery Store.' W. N. TILLlNGHAST.
Oct. 2. -am
GROCERIES.
- so Bags Rio. Laguira and Java Coffee
% Bbls. Crushed and Granulated Su gar.
~ so Kegs Nails.
1anBoxes Starch.
20 Boxes Tobacco, assorted.
so NJ Cigars Sc to 800 per NJ.
ALaO,
Spice, Pepper, Gingers Sugar House
Syrup, Vinegar, Snuff,
Butter, Water and Soda Crackers.
c. E. LEETE.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23
REMOVAL.

THE Subscriber has le moved to the Store one do91
East of a. a. f. J Lilys, where he hop to meet a..
his old r.euds and MAKE many new Iriendss ane
customers G. W. 1. GOLDSTON. #5
Augu 2S 1858. III M
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23

FAr-The late news about theParis fash
ions is somewhat startling. Fat is the
rage. Ladies cultivate it. They are de-
vouring vast quantities OF butter, mashed,
rose-leaves, and such like. The Empress is
quite corpulent, which accounts for the
stvle. Tie fashion will be here before lorc.
We hail it with 10y A era is dawning.
Our GIRLS will stop eating slate pencils and
chalk, and commence parta%ing, literally
of roast beef and baked beans.-They will
rise with the lark. They will exercise.
They Will try on the wash tub perhaps.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23

SECOND FALL STOCK FOR 1858.

S. STARR & WILLIAMS
ne NOW RECEIVING TIfElks SECOND SUP
ply of
sfAfT4E & FANCY DRY GOODS
SnAfS, CAPS, BOOTS, SH H)ES. BONNETS,
- Sbht.LLAS. AND READY-M ADE CLIO Thing.
.&s" great variety of articles enumerated.
- STOCK is very large and we'll assorted. com
'ns al the latest styles patterns. and will be
.1 ~ 70 Mhoiesae Buyers on liberal terms. either
~ ASH or approved paper.
ANit. j
FEY. l6, Etf
M EMPTY TURPENTINE BARRELS for sale
~ at my DsstiiefYs Also Superior Turpentng
fapess constantly on hand.
ss j. r. McDUFFlE.
Oct I6. ct
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23
EsgIEegJV VaAN GU NO.

rn< HE undersigned has made arrangements by
which he is prepared to furnish ut short no
tice. any reqired quantity of
No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO.
an OF which will be from direct importations, into
genuine.
CrIerS Tor the above excellent fertilizer arv So
licited. TO which prompt attention WIKI oven
A this Is an article which ds.s NOT admit .d
heng =si.ion ti.ss--s ssx Il
july II.
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23

TERMS
CAtOL1NAAN
Fur single copy if paid i'll ADVANCE per anaum w
.s at the m OF n DnGls, 81
at the end of nths, %
at le ear Of year, 50
No subscription will be receive for shorter period
man ole year ulless pail in advance.
With the ii Nv Of e It "a lag circulation and en-
lancins the efIlness the the proprietor Of
ers the following enarkaDly low
'LJ3 RTE W. f3LY v-fDp4NCE; E;
5 copies Of the Carroll nian, year. ss 90
R1t,s II idsertBlngss
Svty squ of Is lin less for the hrs
md 80 for subsequent Insertion unless the
4dverts mt is published for moretaan two menus
i when it will be ryed X
For thrse lths -az--s-s- Sa-Uo j
For ix m 3nthA Asnv
I've M stAs 81 ~ ~
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23
READX-MA0E CLOTHING,

HATS, GAPS, u B))r>o and Sfi ,E;. KEltSEIS.
NEGRO BLANKETS and all other goo is belonging to a
Dry-Goods Store
Al the citizens, and everybody that vi sits the old
Twn will confer favor by calling the subscriber
and looking through his stock whether they purchase
or not j. c. POE.
Sept. 25 2m
The North-Carolinian., 1858-10-23
Boiling Cloth.

A constant supply of .,:trted Genuine An
ker Bolting Cloth-lll Nos, kept op hand and for
sale at the lowest prices by
JAMES MARITIME.
Jan 80, 1858. I'm 5 m af Wv