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Rewards.
$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
% RUNAWAY from the subscribers about lst Of pr
X two NEGRO MEN, HENRY and TOBY. The said
N negroes both very tall and dark Completed, about
30 years old. We will give the above reward for them
odged any jail that get them SIS for either
one them. They hired from Wm A. FasOn Samp-
county, n. G. JORDAN Il PARKER.
Red Bluff S. c.. Sth June. 1859 42tf
$50 REWARD.
HM RUNAWAY from the subscriber, the 26th day O
a January, my boy DICK. He is dark complicated
IL heavy set, weighs about l60 lbs height about feet
OF inches. He is liking in the neigborhood of Timothy
Newkrks will give the above reward for his apprelen
sion and delivery his confinement any Jail Of the
adjoining countess l get him. l will furthermore
give 500 for evidence sufficient to convict any person OF
harboring him. JAMES NANN, Jr.
Tayors Bridge, Sampson Co., N. C May 2S 1859. -6t
$50 REWARD.
~ RANAWAY FROM PETER RIVES, Guardian 70
* Mary c. Teel, negro man BEN Said negro is dark
IL mulao, has large mole the right side of his
SLOW spoken has down look when spoken to- weighs l6O
or 10 lbs, and about six feet in height will give the
above for the apprehension and deV cry of BEN
that get him. He doubt trying to passas free
PETER RlVES, Guardian.
GreenyilIe, n c., Jan. 10th, 1859 22-6m
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GENERAL SHIELDS ON BARRELs.-A short time since
compared his freight and bill of ading one item calling
for seven barrels Strange to say however the General
could only find on the landing six of his barrels He
was heard counting them several times with the
same unsatisfactory result each time. Moving the index
finger of his right hand up ard down in pointed
ner at each BARREL thus be soloquized aloud with de-
liberated military emphasis - One-two-three
-ive-sir" And shaking his head with a dignifed
gravity, saying" something wrong here" he recon-
menced his count. One-two-three-fo -four-fye~-Sir J;
where the other barrel - Full of wrath he was pro-
ceeing to demand the production Of the missing cask
from the officers of the boat, when lo surveying,
with characteristic dignity and gravity, his goods and
sundre was discovered to his infinite amusement and
that of the bystanders that he had been sitting ON the
missing seventh bdrfN.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c,
THE LIVER
IN VIC RATOR!!

49,, . PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
CONPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM!
| 5 ONE OF TIE BEST PURG ATIVE AND LIVER MI,
i IClNES row before the public
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$3.50 REWARD

T WILL GIVE 4 REWARD of Fifty Dollars fer either of
the above negroes, dead or alive delivered to for
c. B. MILLER
No 10 Ion
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OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSINESS.
WE WISH TO ENGAGE active and energetic Agents
w (eher Ladies Gentlemen) for every Town Village
and County in the United States
Agents can realize from $500 to $1,000 per year.
For full particulars, address (enclosing StampD
S. A DEWEY & CO.,
May 20, lS59-S8-3m Box Isl P. O., Philadelphia, Pa
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scalp Such is Mr.. Spaldngs preparation. FL Christian
Watchman.
sPALDING's ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
Is warranted lst to beautify the hair I'd, to curl the
hair beautifully 3d. to remove dand1uff efecuay. 4th
to restore hair bald heads 5h force the beard and
whiskers to grow 9th, to prevent hair from falling off,
7h to cure all diseases Of the scalp. Sh prevent hair
turning grey 9th to headache 10th to kill hair eat
ers.
IF vou are not satisfied y 1t. All genuine has the sigma
ture of the Propretor-ake other-J RUSSt LII SPAL
DING ~ fremont ST., opposite Museum Boston, Mass
Sold by VIM. Il. LIPPITT, Wilmington N. G..
June Sd, 1859. 4GSm
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GEO. w. ROSE

GEO. w. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
u June II WILMINGTON, N. c.
s. NJ. WEST,
A UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
n 2l9-tf WILMINGTON, N. c.
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TERMS OF ADvmRTIsING.

acknowledgements ordered to be continued the inside
charged cents square for each insertion after the first
ANo advertisement, rejecting upon private character
can, under CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted.
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A FRoG IN THE STOMACH THREE YEARs.-A son
of Mr.. Charles Davis, residing in Goud's Court, lead
ing from Montgomery near Light street, has caused the
family great uneasiness for thr years past in conse
to spasms and terrible fits Physicians were consulted
but all their Investigations failed to reveal the causes
that produced the maady Yesterday afternoon, about
three o'clock when entering the house the lad seized
ing, threw up upon the floor live frog, about two
inches in length The frog hoped gay about the floor
until secured by the family Instant relief was expert
enced by the lad His name is William Davis, and be
is about ten years Of age he has no recollection of
the time the frog was taken into his stomach but his
father thinks it was Swallowed with his drink about
three years ago. when be was first afflicted with fits.
Baltimore Sum-
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NOTICE-NEGROEs WANTED

sa TO THE FARMERS AND CiT1ZENs Of the coun.
"a ties of Dupln, Wayne, Johnston, Harnett, Moore,
~ Cumberland, Robeson Bladen Columbus, Brunswick,
New Hanover and Sampson
The subscriber being desrous of purchasing number of
likely young Negroes of all classes and descriptions avas
himself of this method of informing those who may have
such property dispose of that they would do well to visit
at home, address at Clinton n Co. for which they
is well understood that pay exceeding high prices.
EVERETT PETERSON.
March 4, 1859 27-9m
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WHLIAMH.LIPPITT.

VETHOLESAIE AND Refill DRUGGIST and Dealer il
w Paints, Oils, Dye Sufs, Window Glass Garden Seeds
Perumery Patent Medicines &c &C., of Front
Market SITS. Immediately opposite SHAwS old stand Whining
ton, n. c..
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.JOSEPHL. KEEN.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
~ public that he is prepared take contracts in his line
OF business. He keeps constantly on hand LINE CEMENT,
BRICK &c.
N. B. To Disters Of Turpentne is prepared to put
up Stills at the shortest notice May 20-37-ly.
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One dose often repeated
: is a sure cure for Cholera
7 MOrbuS, and a preventive
j Of Cholera.
) Only one bottle is needed
to throw out of the system
r the effects of medicine after
Y a long sickness.
One bottle taken for .Jdotn-
i dice removes all salloWness
4 or unnatural color from the
y skin.
\ One dose taken a short
= time before eating gives
4 vigor to the appetite and
y makes the food digest well.
D One dose, often repeated,
=, cures Chr onic DidrThRa
, in its worst form, while
, Summer and BOaCeI Conn.,
/ plants yield almost to the
Il first dose.
= A few bottles will cure
Dr0pSy by exciting the ab-
sorbents.
4 We take pleasure in re-
z commencing this medicine
| as a preventive for Ferer
y and Aglle, Chill Ferer and
, all Fevers of a Bilious type.
n 1t operates with certainty,
4 and thousands are willing
Il to testify to its wonderful
J. virtues.
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JAMES O. BOZvDEN,

JAMES o. BOWDEN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES
1 April 4, lS55.-[ [3ltf WILMINGTON, n. G
ALFRED ALDERMAN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
i WILMINGTON. n. G.
viii give prompt attention to all business in his line.
Feb. 2Oth 1851 25Iy
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NEGROES WANTED.
- COME ALL YOU THAT WANT LARGE PRICES
a for NEGROES, and give me CALL or address me at
AZ Magnolia n Co. do intend to pay high prices for
in market. JOHN BARDEN.
Jan. 2l, 1859. 20-6m*
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CA Harness tG catiler Establishment. THS~<NSN
k5A EVERY variety of Saddles, Har fsIig5tt III
- ness, Bridles Whips and Trunks sA9=AS
Harness. Band String and Sole Leather, Calf Skn Lining,
&C. all kinds of Oil, Coach Trimmings, Carpet Bags Vases,
&c. nfable Condition Powders for diseased Horses and
Cattle every description of Poughs and agricultural Imple
The largest stock in the State and sold wholesale
or retail, at the lowest New York prices.
Bg-arness and Saddles manufactured to order and re-
paired JAMES WILSON,
Dec. 3.-Ii-ly No. ) Market St. near the wharf
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II. NJ. SMITH

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
- WILMINGTON, n. c.
VIII give personal and prompt attention to the sale and
shipment of Cotton Naval Stores and all other country pro
duce.
NJ. MClnnis'.
Oct. Dist, 1858. 391y-Sly
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WILLIAM J. PRICE.
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Socts the patronage of his country friends and all 9TH
ers engaged in the Turpentne business.
B8~O1ice opposite No. Al, North Water Street
Nov. 24th, 1858. 6S-1y-W.
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Rosemary is an admirable stimu-
liant it will promote the growth of
the hair, and cure headache. Purifi-
ed Castor Oil is valuable for its nour-
ishing and strengthening properties,
and when they are skilfnlly blended.
so as to be free from greasiness, and
the injurious properties Of alcohol
and spirits. they form an inYalnable
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sUCCoTAssI.

The following extract from The laws OF
Massachusetts for l7ii, is Interesting.
showing how voting was managed Ia olden
,imes--"It is ordered by this Court aud
lha authority thereof. that for the yearly
choosing Of assistants. the freeman 81 All
uae Indian corn and heanv--tLe Indian
corn u manifest election. the beans con
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Chance for Speculation.

+ WILL OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE LOT 10 s,
l tn Block No 81, on DOUGLAS STREET. Sioux City.
st Addition, together with tine beaso occa yisd Nv
The City Goaucil. Terms, one half cash in hand.
and the Valance in six and twelve months. Title
guar Rnteed clear in all respects Amply to
H. sTrTSMAS, Agent.
Sioux City, April q, is5a-tt
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FOR RENT !,

COMFORTABLE, WELLFtNIsHED Dwell.
N LING HOUSE, near the business palt Of town.
liable for a small family. Enauirs ri the OF
usug, 4. 1862, A. HAAS BRO
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aGrtcutturaIa
FARMERS OMNIBUS.

There is pounds Of pure sulphur in
every 100 pounds Of wool. i
Carrots consume l91 pounds Of Gue to
the acre ,urnirs but 80 pounds. III a
A cubic foot o! common arabic land will
hold 40 pounds Of wafer. H
II takes pound Of cora to form one Of
beef. Three ana half pounds Of cooked
meat will form one pound OF po'h.
Clay viii permanently improve any soi
that is sandy or ieachy. Lime and
l.ached ashes will also brne6t lsachy land
To add Que per celi, Of AD.sto ii soil
tina; is destitute Oh it. requires ~ tons Of
stacked lime, or six Of caustic to the acre
A ton OF dry fores. leaves prnducs only
500 pounds Of mould hence $40 poands
Of mould will produce tot Of plants.
Clay applied TO sandy land is far better
than sand applied to clay land. One hun
dred tons to the acre will give an inch in
depth. +
Pure prosperous is werth fro n four 10
five thousand dollars a ton; aud Ne i.
comes from the earth, shows how scarce
it ia.
A rich mould formed BY rottiog clover,
u worth more thAo the same number Of
will yield 100 Of mould
Swamp muck or peat when dry, will take
up without dripping, four iime- its own
weight OF water. Hence the nece ssity Of
thorough drainage.
Limestone sand Yetaivs the heat longest:
black peaty soil radinle heat most ra pdly :,
consequently cools soonest, and is the 6sst
10 experience frost.
The reason why peas, beans and clover
rotate so successfully With the wheat, il
hint obese crops draw comparatively very
little SILICA from the soii, but leave it for
the wheat.
Mangle wurtzel consumes leo pounds Of
common sal. 10 the acre. IL i, is not in
the soil in the form Of chloric acid and so,
diam, salt must be applied to the SOIL or
poor crop will be the result.
Guano contains salts Of ammonia, aka
line phospates, and other mineral substan-
ces necessary TO produce the grain q wheat,
but is deficient in the elements necessary
10 form roots and straw.
The dang Of g. sea fowl Yields Is per
cent Of uric acid aud ammonia; while
horse manure has less than one per cent.
The reason is 10 quadrupeds, the nitrogen
escapes by the kidneys; in birds it es-
capes in the dung, by the bowels.
Soil often contains not ovsr one part Of
phosporas, in a soluble condition for the
-se Of plants, in 5000: ard yet without
this small portion, not a blade OF grass or
seed Of grain can be produced To extract
this from the soil. and not return an equiv
alent will soon reLder The soil sterile and
.wosthless. hid v@f.a & s.atF8I
Wheat sown ia December, has ripened
and is ready for harvesting by the middle
Of May, in Georgia, while that sown 10
September is not ready to harvest before
July, in Maine-so that as many chemical
changes take p,ace 10 Georgia in five
months as in Maine in ten. These changes
consist in decomposilg both organic and
inorganic substances, end rendering them
soluble for plants. @~.s~
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Gctenttdc Alttertedu.
81 u PROSPECTUS.
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PROTECT THE Roors OF TREES

.
Mos. trees in this latitude will receive
beae6t froni winter protection. Nature
provides th!s in forests by deposing the
leaves which have formed their summer
clothing, upon the ground beneath which
most OF .he vitality is stored in the roots.
They form a bose covering containing
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