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CantweII's Law Practice.

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Practice of Lao in the Courts Of North Carolina,
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found embraced viz;
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Court Houses, Prisons ETC.; County Trustees Fairs;
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pirate Forms for proceeding.
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ue fer the uso of the student ndlawyer.
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SPRING GOODS FOR 1850.

MRS, OWEN announces to her patrons and the
~ public generally, that she Is now IN me recep, oil
her Spring Goods consisting o. every variety o. desia-
bile Fancy and staple articles that can possibly he %
demand. and at pnees varying from mo lowest to the
highest that the market will justify.
In The MILLINERY Ilne--She has silk bonnels
priced from S25O u SlO, with almost every iniefnied
ate price.
OF STRAW 6ooDS-A great variety oil styles
suited to every age, from tbs intant TO old ladies' al
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Bartholp,s Sewing Machines.

VsHEsE Machines, which are expected in a few days,
Il are an entirely new invention, working without
noise. making soft plant seam, just like hand sewing,
aud when the needle is properly set, never makes
missslilch II is thought to be the simplest and best
Machine yet invented. shall be pleased To show il TO
every body; and being appointed agent forhs county
will sell New York prices, expenses from there add
ed. Prices from $50 TO $50, Ss5, &c.
will also furnish Grover y Bakers Ma
chimes al the same prices. One now on hand fo'
sale. JAMES WEIR
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gDlsIlA WAVlAlEMY NOVELS
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A Legend Of Montrose, Anne OF Griersteln,
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NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

nun New Stock % Dry Goods i recsised. and com,
- ptises quite . variety d MusIins Jarouets, ChaI
lies. new Ipunets aud Ribbons. Grape shsnIs. Man.
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Bible Depository,

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Az the Ameficsn Bible society, and will keep on
hand good assortment Of BbleaDd Tcsa,nsnts, 20 be
disposed o. 10 those who want At the society usual
low prices, for cash
August Q go
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HAWKES.
History Of North Carolina.

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Il period Of the Proprietary Government, from 1868
to 1879.
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subscription price was half cent a page; but tho
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Library sheep, and 80 IS in half calf Il will be sold
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volumes for 81 cloth. ~ SO for sheep, S. hall CALI
A liberal discount made 10 Agents, OF others, " no
buy TO sell sgain.
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SEWlNG MACHINES.

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B HAVE now in store, and shall keep constant iof
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New Crop Sweet Molasses and Rice,
Rio and other Cofiees, Sugars, best Vinegar,
Nails. Blasting and Rife Powder and Fuse.
Common, and English Dairy Cheese, DC. &c.
All kinds Of barter taken for Goods, viz Rags, old
Castings Brass and Copper, Feathers Beeswax Corn,
Wheat. Meal, Bran, Flour, Peas and Beans, Butler,
Eggs, Plank, Shingles, and Hides, and almost every
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IT C.WEBB s. CO., will keep constantly on hand'
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January 5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
From the y. Y. CourisS and Epqairrr.
Stone Arrow Heads---How Made

The heads Of Indian arrows. spears, ave
lins. &c. often ioabd in manv parts Of our
continent. have been admired but the pro.
ce.- of forming them conrcturcd. The Hon.
Caleb Lyon, on a recsnt visit % CALIFORNIA.
met with a party OF shasta Indians. and a..
ccrtainci that they siill used those weapons,
which In most trihos have been superseded
hy ride, or at leas, BY iron pointed arrows
and spears lle found man Who could
manufacture them, and saw him At work at
all parts % the prceess. The description
Which Lyon wrote and communicated to the
American chronological Scciety. through Dr.
Z. u Davis, We copy below
The Shasta Indian seated himself upon
the Door, and laying the stone anvil upon
his knee, which was Of compact nlc1.e
slate. with one blow Of hi. agate chis.l be
separated the oh.iia6 rcbhle into two parts
then giving another blow 10 the fractured
side be sp'i, of a slnh some fourth OF an
inch In thickness. Iloldin. the piece against
the anvil with the thumb and finger % his
lcli hand hc commenced -cr|cs Of continu.
o1s hloWs. every one Of which Clipped oG
fragments oi the brittle substance. IL grad
uslly assumed the rrqurrei sifs aud shape.
After finishing the h,s, of the arrow head,
,th- whole being only little over on inch in
lcDsth,) be bcsan striking crutler blows.
every one of which expected would break
n int, pieces. Vet such was their adroit
application, hi. skull and dsxisrr,y, that m
little over an hour he produced pericc,
oh.ldian arrow head. lihcn requested him
O. carve me one from the remains OF a bro
ken porter bottle. which (afier two fail
ure-,l he succccdci IN doing he gave a.
rrason Tor he ill sucrcs.. he dii not On.
derstand the grain Of the glass. No sculp.
tor ever handled a chisel with greater pro-
ei.ion. or more carefully measured the
weight and eject % every blow. than this
ingenious Indian. Tor even among them. ar
row-mAkIng j. a distinct trade ur profession.
but ia which lev attain excellence. lie
understood the capacity Of the material he
wrought. and hei1rr striking the hr,t hlow,
by surveying the pebble, be could judge Of
it. availability a. well as the sculptor juds.
g Of the pcricctness Of block OF Parian
In a moment, all tha; | had rrad upon thi,
suhleci, written BY learned aud speculative
Gntiquarians of the hardening OF copper, fOr
the working Of dint axes, spears, ehisels,
ana arrow heads vanished before the am.
pl-s: mechanical proyr.s. lelt that the
world bad b,,n better served bad they driy-
en- The pen lee. and the plos more.
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FIFTY cLNTs IN ADVANCE.
VOLUME 20, NO. 80.

he saw his friend approaching. lie WIS pale
and attenuated. and walked with apparent
diaiculty-now and then leaning sgaias, the
trees Tor support.
81 have come out TO get the SUM-" no
-aid TO Conrad. The artist put his friends
arm In his own. 81 have my three MIL
lions now" remarked tie lawyer. lie ad-
ded that bls health was somewhat shattered
by his labor., and bis physician had recon-
msndcd him to pass the winter in Italy.
We know wha, voyage TO Italy means
wnen one Is sick.
SIX months after this promenade. a letter
With black seal announced TO Conrad that
Tancred had died at Pisa OF congestion Of
the brain"
Eight years have passcd since this event.
The man Of tho world-,hc practical man
the reali-t-ba. NV SIX feet Of earth IN tho
cemetery Of PER- Ia LhaIJe. where he sleeps
his last sleep. The other-the dreamer
the vi'ionary-alway' gay, always healthy
has retired 20 his little estate ut St. Ger
maine, where, not long since, he related TO
Us this history.