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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01
NEW 8 IrEMs.

DEATH or BARON HuMBoLpr.-The Canada
brings US news Of the death Of the venerable
Beion Von Humbaldt. the great German ma
turalst and philosopher. The Baron was
born in Berlin. September ID. 1869. and
was consequently IN the 9Oth year ofhis age.
at his death.
Garrett 5. Mott has recovered $l005 from
the Hudson River Railroad, for running over
the hose belongIng to an engine which was
playing on his house when it WAS on FIRE,
whereby Of its cutting the house was burned
down.
A PHlLosopHER MAes,Es 4 NEoaEss.-La.
didaus Magyar. Hungarian. well versed in
the natural history of Brazil. 10 the hope Of
reaching the interior with mme certainty. has
married the daughter 81 the nrgro king Of
Bibe. in Upper Gainea. Having by this step
become genrral-in chef oi the armies 81 his
iather. ia law, he makes u.e of his nesly-ac-
qulred authority to facilitate his researches.
Mr.. Wheeler Green. Of Ashley Falls. Mass.
who has attained the mature age 81 over 100
gears. was recently married toa Mrs.Schom-
The respectable age u 50 years.
AMERICAN 0FrIcERs TO OB.ERvE THE War
IN EUROPE Three virginians. Eol. S,eptoe,
Capt. g. w. Carr. and 1t. Pegram. Of The
Army. have been ordered by the U. y. Gov
eminent to Sardiaia. there 90 gather infor.
nation frum the ST uggle about to be witness.
ed in tnat territory. Their duties will be sim-
lar to those of the American Commission
which was sent to the Grimea on the same
duty.
BRuTE SERVED RiGHTLY.- Richard Won
Houghton was in the habit Of cruelty beating
his wife. and few days ago. while en-.
gagged in this manly pastime. his wife's broth.
er came to his house. at Williamsburg N. "
and seizing cudgel, gave the cowardly
rufiian tremendous thrrshing. The broth.
er was arrested and taken before a justice
who dismissed the complaint. saying the de-
PENDANT had done right. and should have
chastised him still more.
We have news from Japan. dated at Ma
gasaki on the 10th of February. Tycoon
/ the new civil Emperor, vas crowned on the
fourth Of last month at JedJo. He is onl,
/ fifteen years old. A Japanese war steamer
was to accompany the Embassy for Wash
i ington as FAR as Panama. A IRE in Jedd,
had destroyed fifty thousand buildings.
4 Treaty WIN MExieo.-rhe Washington
f. States" nf "Wednesday intimates that 10
structions, strongly in favor 81 the LIBERIA
Government of Mexico have been tran,mitte,
by the President % Munster M,Lane; an
il says: "ln all probability a treaty be-
tween the United States aud Mexico will be
definitely concluded within 80 days.
We are happy TO announce the return |,
this country II NJ. dc Stoeckl. the able AM
very popular Russian Minister. WIN. accom-
panlrd by his amisble ani interesting Ameri
can wife. has been on visit &c some munth
To ST. Petersburgh. where they were receive,
by the Gar with marked Distinction.
Nuiioaal LiieLgeae,.
BuHLisoros. May 27.-0a the tent, ballu
DE-. Olenhrimer was elected by the Clergl
aud LaIis to-day. Bishap Il New Jersey. u
place u the late RI,hnp Dnane. The elec
ton was declared unanimous.
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Private Boarding and Day School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ~ -.
Under the care Of the Misses Nash aud Miss
kollock.
THE First Session will commence on The 18th July,
1853, and end on the Both November.
The course Of instruction will he thorough, emhrac
ing oil the branches usually taught in fns Class
schools.
Tuition and Board including Fuel. Lights, Washing,
&C., 300 per session. payable one.hilf in advance.
The remainder at the end Of The Session Day SeholNs
will be received on the usual terms.
Music on Piano, $4,000
i" Melodeon, 20nG
Use Of INSTRUMENT for Practice, 500
Drawing, 1890
Pastel Painting 2O,W
Grecian Painng, 1890
French and Latin. each, iO,O'
Circulars containing all necessary information ~ii
be forwarded on application.
April 90 ST.
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C.MEYER respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that he has constantly hand ri.
AMOS, equal to those for which he received the Prize
Medal in London. in 1851
All orders promptly attended TO, and great care Ia
ken IN the selection and packing the same.
He has received, during the last fifteen years, more
medals than any other maker, from the franklin In
stitute-also First Premiums in Boston, New York
and Baltimore.
Warerooms. No. RE ARCH Street, below Eighth
South side, PHILADELPHIA.
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certain Persons from the country can write 10 the
Inventor, and have the medicine forwarded them BY
mail. The prices are, one box, SO; two boxes. SIS !;
twelve boxes sal and part Of the country,
tree Of postage. Dhect yonr communications 10 Seth
$. H ince, los baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01

OLD ENGLISH SrArEsMRS.-Lord Lyndhurst.
the Chancellor Of Great Britain. IS eighty
eight years old. He is an American by birth.
beng born in Boston before the Revolutions
airy war brake out. He recently delivered
an address before the ROYAL Academy. which.
in ability. was worthy Of his palniest days.
He spoke Of attending Sir Joshua Reynolds
lectures seventy years ago Lord Brougham
is over eighty years old. Lord Lansdowne
and Lord Campbell, are about the same age.
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LAND FOR SALE
April 49,.

HnHE subscriber oilers ior sale tks p.n.a,,on an
which 10 n fesiJss. cnnfa ming siO acres, moe
NJ les Il Is situated rear Fidi'r', n urapes coun.
~. adjoining the IA Il ~ fef. u Berry, " sor Nh.
nef nd others l i good tobas . ind well inner.
j N'u pins anu oak has ~ u q god dive, ~ hous.
io5acco house. aud I csssary aut hos. :, Any ~.
s'n desi % % rGiChase j. Teqaes, IL ,al AL s-sp.
me the itnses. kflN R.uaI
May "a. 1850, 9g-.
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u TIC .

NOTICE is hereby given that some nine or twelve
~ months since there was lost by the subscriber ~
Marlborough, n. e.. certificate foI two hundred
shares Of the capital stock in the Manhattan compa
nv New York, issued in his marc Trustee, &C.,
and that he hiss applied 10 said Company for dupi.
cate, or renewal. Of said certificate.
HENRY X. NASH, Trustee, SC.
May Is. eta.
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The London Times argues that If but 100,
900 men could be marched out now in Eng.
land, possessing as good command Of the
rife as their forelathers had of the bow. we
night laugh at the very notion Of INVASION.
There is not the least reason why this should
not come to pass. Mr.. Whitworth declares
that he will make rifle that will send ball
into the muzzle Of another rife at 500 Yards
distance - the exact counterpart Of Robin
Ho"d's famous feat Of sending one arrow into
the centre Of target, aud then splitting it
with another.
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Obituary.

ODltuarys
Died, ., her residence in this place, on the morning
Of the 2sih uliimo. Mrs. MARY COLLINS, in the
s7th year Of her age Mrs. Collins long and fa-
voraby kno~n in this community, having resided IN
this town about Thirty years. About fifteen years ago
she united herself with the Presbyterian church, Of
which she continued consistent and exemplary mem
Der till her death. She died she lived. expressing
calm trust in Jesus Christ as her Saviour.
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NOhh.CarOlina University Magazine Office.
MAY 1889

NoIn-Nhonna university magazine Ofiicc,
May, 1853. 5
Dear sir:--Haying been honored by our respective
Societies. with the Ejitorship Of the N. q. University
Magazine, We feel il our duty 10 make the Magazine
worthy Of the Institution whose organ it is. To DO
this. we are forced TO ask the couniensnce and pa
trunage Of Others. To whom can we look for support
with prpriety, than 10 our personal friends and
the friends OF the University
Should you be pleased 10 send US your name, we
trust you viii moi have cause TO regret il.
The Magazine will be published about the first Of
each month Except January and July ia the style Of
" Russels,' good book psper each number, besides
LITaosRAPs Of some distinguished Carolinisn, will
contain 81 pages or more making neat volume Of at
least $40 pages.
Terms, ~ pei snnum in Gdpaace six copies for
$40.
Ii viii te our constant effort 10 publish periodical
adapted 10 the literary wants Of catolnians since
is The only purely literary monthly published IN the
state.
10 accomplish our purpose We src pleased 10 an.
nounce thai have the promise Of Contributions from
the pcus Of Hon. Nm. n. Bauc, Hon. w A. Graham,
n on. John n. Bryan. Hon. ID. l.. swain, Rev. Francis
l.. Hawks. r. d. Greecy, Esq, X. P. Dick, ESQ., Prof
John Kimberly. las our European Correspondent and
Other able writer's this and other States We, also,
have reason 10 expect valuable aid from the fifteen
lute scholars Hhn compose the University Faculty.
4 hs 10 9OuiuEul tunutattons u hu"Dtt "
cur pages al be devoted 10 the productions Of fell
low students thus hope 10 elevate the standard Of
literature 10 our midst.
With our FIRST (ihe August number,l will hegin q
series Of biographies Of the NJ q. supreme Court Juds
o..
The Eiiioisis, besides record Of College affairs
will conisn an account ofihe doings ofihe Literary por
ton Of N. G., notices Of new books; amusing para
gfarhs. DC.
\ The students. unwilling 10 see the organ Of on
State University inferior 10 those q other Universities
will support u with great unsnimy, hut We can achieve
success cns when the disfinguished mea, and hoeno
ptopk 81 n. q. shall give Us their counienance.
From YOU as TREND either 10 Us or the University
We shall ne stsisfll Cor patronage.
We have The honor 10 be, dear sf, yours respectful
u.
/ GP. BRYAN. } 0fhe
I W. e.. NICHOLSON, Philaathrspi,
q. 4. WILSON, Society
W. j. HEADEN, ofhe
i VII. VAUGHAN, Diaieciie So
SIP. WEIR, eiefy.
~ Papers friendly 10 the Institution vii pleas
publish and notice.
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

Washington, May, 20.
The dispatches from Mr.. McIane were
received last evening. do not find that the
prospects Of either Of the contendng parties
are so good as to encourage much reliance up.
on the establishment, at an early day. Of a sta
BILE Government in Mexico. The official des-
patches simply show. as is believed, that Mr..
McLane is himself at loss what to do. and
needs instructions. which he asks. This Co.
vernment is no doubt more perplexed than
ever on the subject. They cannot well re.
cede from the ground they have taken in IA
vor of the JuareZ Government, and thew can
mt proceed on that ground without meeting
grave obstacles.
All the private letters have desponding
tone in regard TO the situation Of affairs.
They are likely 10 be worse before they can
be- mended. Mr.. McLane, IL is stated, will
take summer quarters at Minatitlan. or in
some place out Of Vera Cruz. Mr.. MrLane
he NAV be instructed TO do hereafter.
Recent and authentic accounts have made
Us better acquainted with the Mexican State
of Sonors. which has been possession much
coveted by some Of our own people, and is
perhaps at some time to be Purchased by this
Government. The country IL utterly inca
pable of supporting a civilized population.
though abounding in minerals which il would
be too expensive to mine.
Arizona--or as it is now called. .7rid.zo-
na--is much Of the same description Of coun-
try. but has been looked upon as a valuable
acquisition. for the reason that il affmds =
very productive post-roufe 10 California. The
whole "Gadsden purchase" SO called. is
hardly worth what il has already cost.
Cal. Hatch. Of New York. has been offer
ed and has declined the mission 10 Nicsrs.
qua. He may. however, be appointed 10 the
surseyorship Of Utah. Ion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01

BACON AND LARD FOR SALE.
4 HAVE large lot Of first quality Family Cured
I bacon for sale. Among the lot there is The hes,
aud incest Sugar Cured Hams Persons wanting Ba.
con either for family laboring hands would DO
well TO apply
Also, an extra lot Of White Wheat Flanr
II. l., OWEN.
May "a. o.
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JAMES VI. EDNEY,
GENERAL
Purchasing 4 Commission Merchant,

and deater In
Pianos, Melodiaas. Pumps. Safes, Sewing
Machines, &c.
Publisher Of Cherokee Physician" Chronology Of
N. q" Southern Bishops" Hickory Nut
Falls &c.
Sole Proprietor Of the " AMERICAN PUMP" raising
water in ell depths under 100 feet, BY hand.
drawings and Prices sent free.
lat Chambers street, New York.
Commission for Buying and Forwarding, 2! per cent
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REFERENCES.

Mcpheeters Gheselin, odom & Clements, Va, Hon.
John Baxter. Tenn. Rev, w. q. Bfownlow, Hon. 4.
L. Jones. Newport. Ky, Brown & McMillar, Nash.
ingion, w. & d. Riehaid.on, Galveston, Texas, D. r.
McAnsIy, D. d. ST. Louis. Rev &. G. Gillespie, New
Orleans, j. w. Sioy, Esq. Charleston, s. c.. Hon w
A. Graham. Hon. ]. w. Ellis. Hon. ID. L. swain
Charles Z. Deems, d. d. n. C., Mys,ts & Tolsr. Ala
&c. &c.
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. Hs,.n.. NAY IL.

a. have just this moment received letter
from Geronimo Costa, Esq, at st. Thomas.
MAY LIST, in which he saws Generals Sotillo,
Tulio Monagas. and Exequiel Zamora are
destroyed. This is an official communica-
ton now in my possession, aud which came
to hand at the very starting Of the steamer
FOR this port"
This intelligence is confirmed BY letters
from Porto Cabello to the 2sth ultimo. The
officers named headed the factions which re.
Gently disturbed the country, and having
been located in different parts Of the Repub.
lac their defeat is considered complete
crushing out Of partisans Of Monsgas.
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FOR SALE BY
FISHER a. F0ARD,
GROCERS & COMMISSION
IkHoIlANES0
NEWBERN, N. @.
Q000 LBS. N. G. Bacon.
COUO IS bbls. N. Y. Mess Pork,
10 Tons Peruvian Guano,
!" Phosphate Peruvian Guano,
s." California Guano,
100 Bbls. No. Land Plaster,
100 /" Hydraulic Cement,
$50 Sacks G. A. Salt.
500 Bills, Alexandria Lime,
1000 Flour Bags
1000 Grain Bags,
rs Bills. N. U. and Muscoys Molasses,
20 Half bbls N. O. Molasses--very prime,
GO Bbls. Refined N, q. and WI. Sugar,
65 Bags Java, Rio, Mar. and Lag. Coffee,
IS Bills. Ocean Mess Shad.
20 Ocean Mess Blue Fish,
40 N. G. Gross and Roe Herring,
No. Salmon and Mackerel 10 bbls. bbls. ! bbls.
and ibis.
Sugar Soda. and Battle Crackers at Bakers prices
for cash.
May IS. 9a-2m.
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THE WORLDS GREAT ExHIRI-

TlON PRIZE MEDAL, awarded 70 Y, Meyer,
for his two PIANOS, London, October Is, 1851.
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FRns vESEzuELa.-By way Of Havara we
have the following extract from private let.
ter:
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BuaLisoros. May 27.-0a the tenth ballut
Dr.. Olenhrimer was elected by the Clerg,
aud LaIis to-day. Bi.hap IL New Jersey. %
place u the late Ri,hnp Dnane. The cleo
ton was declared unanimous.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

CURE FOR HYDRoPHoBIA-Mr. Renatus Bachman
writes to the Albany Journal as follows:
In perusing this mornings paper observed case
of hydrophobia, which thus far has been stumbling
block for physicians in general to overcome feel in
duty bound, gentlemen, as AM in possession of an
intalible remedy for thatmosttobe lamented disease
here to make it public, especially when attended with
scarcely any expense, hoping those afflicted will make
timely use of it,
"'Recipe-Dissolve pint of common table salt in a
pint Of boiling water scarify the part affected freely
then apply the salt water with a cloth as the
patient can bear it repeating the same for at least
hour
1.-The same recipe has been successfully applied for
the bite of rattesnakes hope thus to be instrumental
in rescuing human life"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26
For Sale and to Let.
LAND FOR SALE.

- THE SUBSCRIBER will sell at public auction, -
<E at Long Creek Bridge, in New Hanover county, :H
~ 49, on Friday the llth day of November 1859, ~ -
1HREE HUNDkED AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
Or LAND, more or less-adoinng the lands of VIM. s.
Larkns David E. Bunting and VIM R. Penny, Esqrs, being
the lands belonging to the estate of Lott Groom deceased
The improvements consists Of dwelling and all necessary
out buildings. About 100 cleared and
under cultivation the present year There is Water Mill
seat short distance from the dwelling; also task of
Turpentne boxes already cut.
Aiso at the same time and place. other tract of l25
acres adjoining the lands of hos Futel Hory Groom
and the heirs of Jesse Groom dece ased "a.
Also one other tract of 25 acres, adjoining the lands of
Col VIM Robilzsch and John r. Crews, ESQ., upon which
there task of Turpenline boxes their second
Of cultivation.
The two last named also the property of the
above deceased All of which will be sold accordance
with the Will of the said deceased.
IeTmS.-One and two years credit will be given. Pur-
chasers will be required to give bonds with approved
rty bearing interest from the day of sale and also to
for title papers. JOHN JONES, Ex'r.
Aug. l9th 1859. 5lts*
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.

NaIzE2 B. r. HOOD respectfully informs the public
&83 that he is still at his old stand in Clinton, where
he continues to manufacture CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES,
hOCkAWAYS AND BUGGIES. He is prepared at all times
TO execute work with and despatch He superln
tends all his operations in person. and guarantees that his
WORK shall be durable neat and as cheap as any other
establishment in the State.
He constantly employed in manufa cturing and ap
plying his patent scroll springs, without which no
buggy can be complete These springs prevent the usual
unpleasant notion and add but little to the cost OF buggy
and is Of ncacuabe benefit they completely prevent
@ strain upon the other springs which has given rise to SO
many bcakngs. All who want an easy riding buggy Will
give him call
May 18th, 1858 39-m
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Overland nIail from California.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-THE overland California mail
of the 25h ult has arrived. fire at Grizzly Flats on
the 23d had destroyed 80 buildings
The political excitement in California increasing
Personalities passing between Messrs Broderick
and Gwin of the Grossest character.
Advices from the Sandwich Islands say the new ten
per cent import tariff was not to be enforced until Sep
tember, 1860
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TEiEI WILSON St HOOLs,
FOR YOUNG LADIES IND GEN1LEMEN,
RY MIR & MRS RICH ARDSON

by A FULL CORPS OF ASSISTANT TEACHERS.
TINE EXERCISES of the ensuing Scholastic Year will be
i resumed THURSDAY the first day Of SEPTEMBER
Applicants examined for admission and classification on
Thursday and Friday, when all should be present no
template pursuing 7egdor course Of study.
A GynnGStic Department will be added to the Male
School Tie coming session. the object Of which is to supply
the great piUsaL need of all institutions Of learning,
ly: Regular Physical Training. Among the numerous
exercises of this Department. designed to please well
benefit the small and broad sword exercises infantry
drill upright and parallel bars, &c &c. Mr. E. PRENTIss
TUCKER who will become associated with the schools
Professor Mathematics, Practical Surveying and Civil
Engineering will supernttnd this Department. He will al
give instruction in the of the Compass Transit The
odoe and Level; also in plating Surveys Profile making
and he estimate of earth work and masonry.
CaIeslenc Department will also be added to the Semi
nary, correspond the Gymnasium. is designed by
the friends of these Institutions to lay the foundation of
P0lyechc School for young gentenen and establish,
beyond contingency School for Young Ladies, in which,
after the completion Of regular in own or in
other Institutions they be taught the Fine Arts as
specdty To this end vigorous plans are in operation and
buildings in process OF erection which, i'll all their
rangements furnishings and appointments are to be OF the
first order and especially designed for their purpose The
Male and Female Departments separate. Sectaranism theO
reticaly and practically excluded For the plan Of the
Schools in full, address, at Wilson, No. Ca,
d. S. RICH ARDSON, A NJ,
Principal of the Wilson Schools
J. 3. WILLIAMS, Esq.
I,l,,-t
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS,


w G. MLLGAN, proprietor, respectfully informs the
w public that he prepared to make and put up to
a o5s Mao all on e bes ona1
American Italian Marble, not to be surpassed in style
or workmanship, and cheap be procured from any
establishment in the country, North or South.
Iron alng50 different styles for inclosng family lots,
from - cents to SO per foot furnished and put up to order
n Borders from all parts of the country accompanied
by the cash satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
eon and all articles warranted to be recommended or
Ocharge made
Nov. Dad
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-08-26

PAINTS AND OILS.
10 900 LBS. Pure White Lead;
INI.\1\fO 900 lbs. Pure White Zine;
500 lbs. Pure White Zinc, in Varnish;
500 lbs. Silver Paint in Oil
so bbls. - g dry assorted;
10 " Spanish Brown;
50 Venetian Red;
50 Yellow Ochre;
IS Linseed Oil;
" Lard Oil;
" Best Sperm Oil;
300 lbs. Chrome Green, in oil and dry;
200 - Yellow, in Oil and dry. For sale
wholesale and retail, by W. H. iIPPlTT
Oct. 2-5-tf Druggist Chemist.
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July 8th, 1859
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
STs9 THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale TRACT OF
%ss LAND, about 80 miles from Wilmington, the Man
- chester Railroad, containing about 600 There
are y tasks of boxes perhaps D. Much Of the Land too
good for farming purpOses-is cleared easy-and gives
good returns. All necessary buildings the premises.
Terms easy. Address H. w. tOY,
Nav 20. lS59-38-f Green Swamp 2, O.. n. c.
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TNSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, N c.
VIII pay strict attention to all business entrusted to his
care and solicits share of public patronage.
Oeia HAIRS Jutdlng No 43. (1tp stairs North Waers st.
April S, 1859. 32-1y
Fayetteville Observer copy mos. and send bill to this
office for collection.
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Look UP We DIsCONSOLATE.
NNO ANY WHO MAY BE AFFLICTED WITH THAT
1 dreadful and grievous maady called CANCER, any
thing of nature call at my residence, twelve
miles West of Society H Darlington District So Ca and
they shall have due attention No charge for board
services rendered In all cases must know how am to
get my pay, after have done the work.
Jan Is, l859-22-tf j. o. HALE, M ID.
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NOTICE-NEGROE WANTED.

ex TO THE FARMERS AND CITIZENS Of the cOun-
"a ties of Dupln, Wayne, Johnston, Hamett, Moore,
q Cumberland. Robson, Bladen, Columbus, Brunswick,
New Hanover and Sampson:
The subscriber being desrous of purchasing number of
likely young Negroes Of all classes and descriptions aEas
himself of this method informing those who have
such property to dispose of that they would do well to visit
me at home or address Clinton, N. Co. for which they
shall receive visit word to the wise is sufficient as II
is well understood that pay exceeding high plGeS:
" WA EVERETT PETERSON.
March 4. 1859 LI-9In