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bates Patent Steam Gaasss.
No. s UNION STREET.


Ths Machinery offered for sale by is from establishments
which ave engaged in manufacturing for the Southern
country for the past twenty years and 1t will be found TO be
entirely adapted for which 1t intended Of much
superior quality great deal of the machinery brought to s
Market and extremely liberal prices. Persons wishing TO
purchase are invited call and exsmine for themselves
CLEMoNs, BROWN Il CO.'S COTTON. GINS have been
used successfully in various parts the South for fifteen
and more during which time upwards of FIVE HUEDREH Of
them have sold annually We guarantee them to be equal
in every respect 10 any gin sold In this section.
THE BoUBLE CYLINDER GIN ia recent invention Of
Mr. j. r. Brown of colubus Georgia We refer persons who
are Interested the following certificate which Is taken from
hundreds which we have received:
RUSSELL CousTr, ALI February 5, 1869.
Messrs Clerons Brown a. CO.
Genlcen-I used of yonr Double Cylinder 60
Gins during the pa season and pleasure stating my
you that far superior Gin have ever
tried convenience safety induced 10 buy
because believed would pay for itself In the saving Of time
In ere crop and has fully answered my expectations
quireS power to prope than Single cyadcr " sw
Gin while twice much cotton day and IL muSh
easier attended o accounted for from the lesser width Of
te and that ii will giH all the cotton TINT be put
the roll whsut throwing choking II cleans the seed re-
rafhay clean and makes good sample Of cotton any
Gin ever tried The cotton buyes Of Columbus have
pestedy told had superior Gin without knowing
one or your Double Cylinder style. Your Double Cylinder Gin
consider great improvement the ordinary Gin and the
planter who makes fifty bales Of cotton will hnd to bis
interest to lay aside tho Single Cylinder 40 20 Gin and
place himself under obligations to yen by purchasing your
Deabe Cylinder Gin and thereby time labor and
without the pleasure Of personal acquaintance with YOU
permit me TO assure you Of my friendly consideration.
EDGAR GARLICR.
Aessrs W G. Glcmons, Brown & Co.
Samples OF both styles Of Gins well other Machinery
may be seen at our store.
ALBERTsoN & NUDGE,
No Union svctt
o24 1rSt-tf Between 81. Charles aud Carondelet,
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SHADE OF THE DErARTED.-The editor of one of
the down East papers gives an account Of his office
having for many years been haunted by lounger,
who had sat there SO long, that when he died his
shadow was fixed upon the WALL
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ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP CANADA
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Jose Domingo, Vs.
IMPORTER or ia VANA CIGARS,
No. Is cusToMnousE STREET,

Has always hand large and wellassorted stock TO which
he calls the attention Of purchasers The choicest brands
which his house has always been celebrated always
found there: PARTAGAs, cABANAs, INTTMIDAD, the
weiknown REGALIA DEL REY DE CABARGA the GIN
TO DE ORION, REDoTA RIFLE, and the brand, Ell
GARIBALDI, Also, 1900 pounds PIGADURA, received per
steamship HAbana
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Convention between England and the United States.

ADV NOE TN corTo ".
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Decline in consols-Domessse intelligence

coHxrnc1Ax PAs1c rS ArsrRAxIA
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"A CARD.


A n GARD.
DIR. SAMUEL. REYNOLDS, the unriyalled CANCER DOC
TOR wo for many years has located Graver street
III The vicinity Charles Hotel has removed his office
No 20 BARoNNE STREET between Common and Canal OPP
pote The Lafayette Landing where he prepared
ell diseases which he processes viz CANCERS, in
their worst forris sGALD HEAD, WHITE sWELL1NGS and
ULCERS, Of every description.
Specimens OF ucerous Tmora, extracted from PATIENTS
be seen Reynolds Office and references to of
prominent standing this and other States the unon who
have successfully by Dr. Reynolds will be given
all who have any the efficacy of his remedies
He challenges the medical faculty of the United States of
America or Europe TO excel his cnres. Jag IT
SOUTHERN WOOD AND MACHINE WORKS.
NTH d HOW,
AND
New Levee street.
SAVING, MACHINE AND WOOD TURNING, done for
The Trade.
CARPENTERS, JoINERs' AND FANCY WORK, Of all
descriptions.
PLANTATION MACHINERY OF all kinds repaired at the
shortest notice.
We have now in operation PATENT GRINDsToNE SAW
q GUNNER.
All orders for CUNNING executed with dispatch PRICES
MODERATE.
Being practical and experienced Mechanics ourselves
employ none This with the aid of Machinery
enables MS to defy superiority. ia3l 6m
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LAND PLASTER is offered, landing and for sale by
George ". Hynson & Co. See advertisement.
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CORONA DE cABARGA. THE WELL KNOW
REGALIA Del REY.

Z ] d Q -
Havana December 80, 1850
Jose Domingo, Esq, New Orleans:
Dear Sir We authorize you by this letter to inform the pub
lie that you the Sole Agent your city
Cigars known as CORONA.
Yours, truly,
ANT. CABARGA& co. q
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NUMBER 29I.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

relsaaApHeo 70 THE NEW oalfAns carscear
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DAN RICE AND SOUTHERN RIGHrs. The new Abo
lition play called the !" Oetoroon,', was recently
offered to Dan Rice on very favorable terms. Dan
replied that if it was piece suitable for repre-
sentation before the audience attending the Great
Show, he might negotiate for it, but ii it was d
sectional sensation drama, in any way rejecting
upon Southern institutions, he would not give il
room in his stable, much less upon the stage This
was !" clincher,'' and ended al once further cor.
reSnnndence. =.
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Ter rHG sATioNAL 4vD AatraIcAs LINES.
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A SMALL Pox INeIDENT.--An eminent physician
of New York got on board one of the city railroad
cars few days since. In a moment he said
/" Ladies and gentlemen, there is malignant case
of small pox on board this carl smell it.'' In
moment the car was stopped, and the passengers
fled, all but one, and she was closely yeiled The
doctor asked her to lift her veil. She did, and he
beheid a most dreadful case of that foul and
dangerous disorder She said she was on her way
to the hospital-her attendant was on the outside.
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Y MRssas BEARD. PlTTs y GARnNEn SMIrH will sail
this day at L e'eloek Iaais ExehaAse fuen,y
valuable plantation Slaves comprising and child
Terms and fai particulars sale.
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premium PLOWs AND sCRAPERs-
:, 900 YosT,s PATENT PREMIUM
ta PIayys and Scrapers,
For sale by G. II. SLoCOMg 4 CO.,
Sole Agents,
d9 am No G7 Canal 81. and 10 TO s8 Common ut.
ALBERTsoN 8 NUDGE,
AGENTS
PoRTABLEs AND STATIONARY
sw STEAM ENGINES.
sAw-MILLs, sHAFTINGs, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Machinery for Min and Plantation use.
-Also Agents for the sale Of
CLEMoNs, BROWN co.'s
SINGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER co7ToE GINS,
AND
Bates Patent Steam Gaasss.
No. UNION STREET
Between g. Charles and Carondest streets New Orleans
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POISONING AND DEATns.--Five servants belong
ing to Mr. 7. R. Maupin, living near Free Union,
Albemarle county, Virginia, were poisoned a few
days ago, and all of them died from the effects of
the poison administered. Several negro slaves be-
longing to Mr.. Maupin and his neighbors have been
arrested on suspicion, and will be examined by the
Court next month relative to the crime charged
against them. f
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pLOws. ws..,.......,..PLovs..

IsLOWs.. FLOWS.
"A lapD Kings Carey FLOWS, assorted sizes.
1900 Hall Spears Cast Valley FLOWS.
1900 Wrought Peacock FLOWS.
1000 Balls FLOWS, assorted.
s' 1900 Avtry's ). -. .-..=
1900 Clore's Calhoun FLOWS.
1900 Garret Colman's celebrated Steel Rover do,
16o Noursc, Mason Co.'s Steel FLOWS
1000 Mayher'E Cast PLows.
UNIVERSAL. PLows,
Together with general assortment Of
Agricultural Imp1ements,
-oonfsting Of
y TANNING MILLS,
CORN SHELTERS,
STRAW CUTTERS,
ROAD seRAPRRs,
ETC., ETC., etc,
--A Also
full assortment Of slocombs PREMIUM AXES and EDGE
TOOLS which awarded the Silver Medals the
u jackson, Miss For sale by
O. n. sLocoMB s. CO.,
81 Canal street,
do Am And d5oto5B mon
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CpaLDING,s PREPARED GLUE! 4
sPALDIEG's PREPARED GLEE4
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEt
Save the Pieces.

ECON NoMYi DIsPATC
rs-''A Stitch in Time Saves Ninea-les
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04
A GOOD PRINTER.

We would like to associate with US in the North
Caroli'1ian, good practical printer as partner in
the business The labor is too in daily pa
per for one man to superintend the composing room
and act in the capacity of Editor proof reader, &c
The North Caralinian is now in better condition
than it has before Stood having a larger circu
latoa at this time than it has had before. To
a good, steady young men, practical and good
printer, this is a fine opening We will give
half of the establishment with the profits arising
therefrom Little or capital is required simply
character, energy and tact, and also clear record
upon his political course democrat. With
these it matters not from whence he comes-North,
South, East or West.
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04
NORTH CAROIINIAN.
FAYETTEVILLE, N. G.

~ The Wilmington Herald is mistaken in in
agining that after sober second thought hav
made Confessions" :" the thoughts of the North
Carolnan are sober thoughts at all times, and al,
though we would not say that Mr. Gilmer is no bet
ter than Sherman, we must also say that II sober
second thought could be extracted from or distilled
into the opposition papers of our goodly State they
would and must acknowledge that Mr. G Inner al
though not endorsing Helpers book, and conse-
quenty not so bad as Sherman is, nevertheless, a
very untrustworthy man and is entirely overrated
in point of ability, and in short would not be safe
to tie to. We do not say this with any desire to
opponent of the democracy as some of his compeers
and as for the District represented by him IN Con-
grcss never have had nor shall we ever have any
hope Of its regeneration until the eyes Of the MAORI
ty enlightened.
Of Messrs Vance, Leach, and Smith, as we said
before, whilst condemn man, without cause
we thus far for condemnation of these
men in the great vital question which distracts the
nation, and, consequently, will say nothing
against hem. But whilst we find nothing in their
public career thus far to condemn we must also say
that we nothing worthy OF special commenda-
daton. If they have done right in the little they
haoe done, it their duty to do So therefore, they
should not be held up great men for merely doing
that which they had right to do. l f Mr. Gilmer
had done his duty should be sorry to condemn
him but he has not done So consequently, we
nave exercised the sacred right which we have as a
ournalist to expose him and his rotteness.
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04
p1nW TIP OF A STEAM MILL.

The boiler of the steam saw mill OF r Fries, Esq.
at salem, n c. exploded Monday last, tearing
the building to fragments and very seriously injur-
ing the negro fireman. The boiler was thrown
distance of several PAGES. falling Immediately in the
rear of wagon that had just passed. and missing it
only few inches The negro had one leg broken
in two places, and was otherwise much hurt,
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

HOW WE DIFFER-Prince Mettrenich SAYS that
the pr'nclpal cause of insanity in France is gamb-
ing ana politics. With u.s. the contrary, gamb-
ing ana nsaDity are generally produced by politics
That's how we differ,
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

q The Macon Telegraph says: 'If Sherman is
elected, return home and let your empty benches
speak, We admire his taste, he would rather
speeches rom empty benches than from empty
brains.
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04
A G. 4 Il d.
A Word TO NV Old Friends

aVHOSE persons for whom have been attending to
d Banking business for years i am still willing
to serve YOU with the promptness that have al
ways done and others that may want discounts,
Pension business &C. &c l offer my services. with
a promise of strict attention JAS. u. COOK.
June tt
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

=. Ao oT UbSChlPllON.
single copy, IN advance, per annum $500
at The end of the year 800
Single copies, five cents
NO su bscr ption will received for less than six
months. -
hates of Advertising.
oiAty cents per square of l6 lines, less, for
s' ahd ~ cents for each subsequent insertion,
'hy period under three months.
For three months, S4 90
For six months, & 90
FOR twelve months, -. 10 90
Other advertisements by the year favorable
terms Advertisers particn arly requested to
state the number of insertions desired otherwise they
VIII be Inserted until forbid and charged acCordn gy
10 JOB WORK of all kinds executed neatly and
o~,mptIy.
P. J. SINCLAIR. EDITOR & PROPRIETOR
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

lNPERM Refined Lard Linseed and Tanners OIL
- WHITE LEAD Burning Fluid Putty Window
q lass and Sash of ali sizes
Also
fresh supply of Pond g Pain Destroyer
For sale by JAS. MARITIME.
Nov. II. If
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

SHOCKING SELF F-MUTILATIoN.-The other day we
repubhshed from Western paper. the caseof an
off portion of her intestines. similar case oc-
Cured yesterday morning in Brooklyn. A women
named Mary Dougherty, widow of the late Daniel
Dougherty, butcher by occupation, residing at No.
her bewfls with razor that the cntrails fell up
on the saor. She had been drinking hard for some
time. 4 wts laboring under fit Of delirium tre-
snens ssafse,< AiH,e. Surgeon Ball, DR.. Cochrane,
and several other physicians, called in, and
on examination, they found that she had conn plete-
ly cut OFF five feet Of what is termed the transverse
colon, and portion of the ilium. She did not ap-
pear to feel the effects of her injuries during the day.
but towards night she began to realize her condi-
ton. Whether she will survive and recover as the
Western woman did, remains to be SEEN
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04
BEDS TE.4DS IND CH.H/RS S

For Sale at reduced prices, at the Auction Store
,f A. NJ. CAMPBELL.
Avg 81. 1888. If
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

~ Bro. Fulton of the Journal, requests the
Standard to state him fairly. Don't, or you VIII
be guilty of libel. Strange that men of bro Fs
complexion should be fond of being stated Jar ~
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

A BLIND CHESS PLAYER.-The Lynn Chess Club
blind from his iF h. to spend two evenings with
them at the Lynn Atheneum. The invitation was
accepted, when Mr. Lumley undertook to play three
individu Ills simultaneously, feat which must be
considered wonderful, when it is remembered that
he has acquired his singular ability in the absence
of sight Mr. Lumley very successful in his
play.-Burg and Noruich Post.
tural Fair
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

There is rumor that the will of the late Senator
Broderick has been found among his papers left in
Washington It awards ten thousand dollars to
John McGlynn. of San Francisco, and the remain
der to George Wilkes, of New York. 1t is estimated
that the whole estate, after paying his debts will
amount to between eighty and ninety thousand dol
lars. The executors John A McGlynn of San
Francisco, George Wilkes of New York, and An
drew j, Butler of California. The will was made
i n 1855.
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

AN ABoIlr1oN1sTs AKRAIGNED.-We learn that
on Yesterday, before the County Court, now IN ses
sion a Mr.. franklin Davis, FessasaS In keFreu-
town. about miles north OF Charlotte sitting as
a Grand Juryman was, on motion OF SOLICITOR -
r kea expelled from the Jury for having expressed
sentiments opposition to the institution OF slave
ry an d he Immediately bound over In the pen
al sum of one thousand dollars Tor his appearance
at the next sitting of the Superior Court The
facts will all appear the trial in May next-Char
Bulletin.
The Buffalo Express says that a woman residing
near the village Of Hunts Hollow, In Livingston
County hung herself short time since under peculiar
circumstances. She had attentive pcruser OF
ali procurable newspaper information relative to the
execution of John Brown. and her mind had become
SO far Infatuated thereby to lead ler to expert.
ment purpose OF asserting the kind OF physical
sensation attendant upon hanging. Her hrst essay
resulted fatally On a certain morning she was seen
to assend O the chambers by her mother Who was
engaged below. Shortly after, the latter, WIZ nef
stance in some domestic matters aPproacheo the
stairway and called ber by name. The failure OF
reply after several repetons OF the CALL leo 70 an
investigation which in aAe discovery OF her
lifeess corpse. suspended fron the rAftefs oi the
chamber she had entered. An unfinished piece of
knitting clasp in her hand. and ball OF yarn
was found in one of her pockets.
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

tove.. She eet-Iron

81. SSC-1Io"
TIN-N AK T., NC.
~ nand, a large assortment of Box and cooking
~ Stoves; Tln-ware SheetIron Lead Pipe. AL
q the e:I Dom;n0m Coffee Pots For sale by
Nov 27 If JAMES MARITIME.
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

The Maine Farmer says that citizen of Week s
Mills, in China, Me-, while digging for well recen-
tly, when he had dug down about twenty five feet
came to a bed OF clay which began to give way I'M
der his 1set. He Immediately sprang into a tub
that had been suspended to receive the excavated
earth when the clay which gave way under the
pressure OF his feet at once began to rise toward
him. He thrust his spade into the and the
waters gushed forth. Surprising that he had struck
a profuse vein of water, he ascended and commen-
ced throwing in stone to foundation for
stoning it up But every stone he cast down disap-
peared below the waters surface, and when he had
thus disposed Of several tuns the greedy well looked
up, like Oliver Twist, for more. The man resorted
to soundings, but his poles would reach the bot
tom. Lines were tried with heavy sinkers, which
went down eighty feet, and made report. .'All
is well that ends well" but this affair ended il,
something else than well, proving to be subter-
ranean basin of water the soundings of which, when
our informant left China had not been made. The
locality of this singular discovery is mile so
away from one of the open ponds in China, and on
an elevation considerably above it,
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

About month since Mr.. Justice Beebee left Pine
River for Elk Rapids, Minnesota, in a small boat
with his family and household effects His family
sslfls.-. >
daughter OF eight Years, aud the youngest infn
OF two years. When ont but short distance from
the river they encountered gale, which cap
sized the boat, and the little daughter amidst cries
tor help, sank to rise The mother and
husband cung to the boat, succeeded in sghtng it,
and were again capsized. The mother, with the
child in her arms chung to the boat until her hands
became stiff with cold, and she obliged to
linquish her hold. She then took the child in her
mouth scizng it by the calf Of the leg, and
ceeded, with the aid Of her husband, in reaching
the Shore but to gasp twice. The child
was dead The mother and daughter buried
in one grave. The body of the little daughter
not recovere d.
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

- The Democratic Pioneer Of Elizabeth CITY
comes to hand containing the valedictory of DR.. j
B. Goodwin the late talented and able Editor He
has resigned his charge into the hands OF William
Bremen Esq, gentleman Of talent who will doubt
less do good work in the during the ensuing
campaign. The Pioneer is of best papers
and is bound to succeed
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

NoTlcE
ITAVING RECENTLY PURCHASED THE
i'll En tire stock OF
GOODS,
of Council i Mex ethan carrying the
mercantile business at Councils Bluff
r. Fl. LYON.
Aug 49, 1859. wifi
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04
HIGH PRICES FOR NEGROES.

We learn from the Louisburg Eagle that the ne
groes advertised in the News by N. B. Massen
burg, Esq, brought the following high prices.
Nothing like advertising; it increases the value
property 20 per cent, by inducing more extensive
competition
Green 40 years old, $l3l0; Wesley As years old,
s22774; Thompson, % years old, s15l5; Charity
SO years old, $l475; Catharine 50 years old,
s12O5; Edney 45 years DID, $3.50; Mary 25 years
old, $1,000; Laura Is years old, S1415- The eight
Negroes brought $1O49,5O
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

Va The following article is from the Aontgomer
[Ala.] Mail, of the Z7th instant
SINGULAR FACT-k DADS MARKED "A gentleman
whose character is entirely beyond doubt, ana who
vouches himself for the fact stated informs us that IN
Coffee and the adjoining counties within the Iast
all precisely in the way, by notch No the trees
along them; the marks being always on some road
leading to steamboat landing, to the Gull; and In
some Instances continuing for sixtv miles. The un
formty of the marks three parallel horizontal scrap
dgs equidistant from each other leads to the belief
that they have been made by instrumental speci
ally adapted for the purposes The singular part OF
the affair is, that living any OF the roa ds
knows anything of the marking; no settler has yer
the amount of labor and time expended in It, IN ust
have been very considerable indeed. The inhanta nts
have their surmises which it is needless here to
gives but Informant requests to call attent
to the fact, ascertain if imilir marks have been
notices in other localities.
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

| sH Private individuals in the city of fittsburg
have raised one thousane dollars for the Lawrence
sufferers
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

- The Democratic Convention at Pittsburg.
on the 25tb ult.. of considerable excitement
Inc fost gives f'iii ,iesorit'ti''.
its advocacy OF Mr. Douglas has not accomplished
much A resolution in favor of Douglas for Presi-
dent was tabled by vote Of 7;} to 81. So much for
old Pitt
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04
PRINTERS, WEAR YOUR Boards.
have seen it stated on good authority that the

is intimate connection between the AID
muscles the face and eyes, and that following the
beard to remain uushaven streng ghens the eye. Sur
geons in the French army have prove by experiments
in Africa, that soldiers wearing the beard much
tess liable to diseases of the eye, and is generally
conceded that it is protection from the diseases of
the throat and angs. 1t is asserted that centuries
where is the the beard the eye retail
its strength, luster and briliancy much longer. 1t
may beargued that females do suffer from disea-
ses of the eye. butitmust be admitted that they
ar" less exposed to the elements. What did the
ator give the lords of alton beard Certain
ly not to support the BARRIERS. Mrs Swisshelem,
believe it and she certainly thought that the
preme knew better how to make a man than a barber
did
The North-Carolinian., 1860-02-04

~ The Gov. has determined to call meeting
of the Council of State to fill some of the vacant
Juogeships: We wonder who the poor lawyers are
who will be compelled to live on $4,000 per annum
and pay 1000 out to this