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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

No. 20 tiiiat riredf' ~ stITs. Hrri o IL Silt BIS
AHYH give .shl eirig ult.cs a Constr hlsrr '71,
~ chants, Nilliucrs, &c., that si,cs viii Il
htinl sud eampleta irol the isi the ish af Feir
ru1iy Fae largest stock % NJ lliuery ever oraiied 49,
atN hviiie, aud faly 90 per cent below credit S. III
houses.
We closing Winter Eonneis az talf rrice s ~
take Ian2f-Iyl E WIsE. a.el-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

Mr. EAST, By leave, Introduced bill 46S, to
regulate the practice Of law and to relieve icsrs
which vas read aud passed to the second TesdiBg
without objection.
- ,,sr 81 LsAzs OF ABsESCE
Was obtained for Mr. Weeds
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-24

Ser ator Stokey's resoluliOa TO amend the Con-
siitutiou, limiting toe sessious Ct the Legislature
from The first Monday of 0Jtoher till the Thuredsy
before CHRISTMAS, coming up in order it vas resd.
Mr. MARTIN moved 70 postpone the eOnsiders-
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TENNESSEE LEeIsLArgna.


The ssnate was calild TO order At nine o'clock by
he s9oaker, and vas opened with prayer by the
Rev. DR.. Howell
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81. SENATE AMESDAESTs-
The Senate amendment to the House bill, lis,
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TUESDAY, JANUAnV p, lseo.

DAILY IS; TRI-WEEKLY S.; WEEKLY 81.
usvARlABLV rs ADvAScE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-05
Schools,

SWANSBORO' MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
WE. THE UNDERSIGN ED, Trustees and citizens of
w Swanboro and vicinity, have secured the services
OF Mr. A. A. Neel and lady, instructors i'll the above
Academy connection with MIR. John F. Mattocks. The
regular session began the ls of March, and will
ELI the lst of August next
Instruction given the English branches Latin Greek
French aud Music The prices for tuition usual
varying from So so to $40 per session.
Good be had at from $35 to $40 per session.
We fully satisfied there is better high School in
the country than this is.
Mr. N. and lady are lately from Fneasle Female semi-
nary, Rotetonrt county Va. Mr. N finished his education
William and Mary College and Mrs. N: under the tut
ton of H. z. Lepebore Of Richmond Female Institute,
Richmond, Va.
RhFERENCEs.-B. S. Ewe President of William aud Mary
College; Rev. s. R. Houston, A. M I'm on, Va Lev. J.
s. Grasty A. NJ Fncastie Va; Hon. H. M. tdmundson
Washington, b. c.. H. P. Bepborne, Principal Richmond
Female Institute, Richmond, Va -
ID. A. HUMPHREY,
e. FL. BARNUM,
r, S MCLtAN,
March 29.-3l-3m ISAAC N. SAUNDERS.
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Legal Notices.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
SAMPSON COUNTY.


Court of Pleas and Quarter Ter 1860
Enoch B. Carr, and wife Louisa, George Hobbs Fanny
Hobbs and Susan c. Carr James G. Carr George W. Carr
Thomas R. H. Carr and Amsey Carr by their Guardian
Bensah G. Carr VS. James King, Administrator of Curtis
Hobbs deceased, and Amsey Hobbs and James c. Hobbs
Petition for distribution.
T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION of the Court
that Amsey Hobbs and James G. Hobbs two of the de
PENDANTS in this reside beyond the limits of this SaJe
1t therefore, ordered by the Court that publication be
made for weeks successfully in the Wilmington Journal
notifying the said defendants of the filing of this petition
and that unless they appear the next of this Court
to be held for the county of Sampson at the Court House
Clinton the third Monday of May next and
demur to said petition, the will be taken pro cOSsO
and heard &c pdrte as to them.
Witness, John H. BeamaD Clerk of said Court at of
fee in Clinton, the third Monday of February, A D.,
1860. Pr adv. S. 62. j. r. BEAMAN, Clk.
s&March %. lS60.-30-6t
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sess'onsFebruoy Ier 1860.
s'n '&rn T'nns M.v'a Attachment levied Land
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the de-
fendant not within the limits of this State,
ceas himself that the ordinary process of the law
reach him 1t is ordered by the Court that publication be
made in the Wilmington Journal for consecutive weeks,
notifying the defendant to be and appear at the next term
of this Court to be held in Ezabehtown the first Mon
day in May next and repevy, the Justices judgment will
be made absolute and order for the sale
of the land levied on.
Witness A. K CRoMARTE, Clerk of said Court at Of
fee the town of Ezabethtown, the first Monday Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1860. A. X. CROMARTlE, Clerk
March 8th, 1861 (Pr. adv. $5 62) 29-6w
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For Sale and to Let.

VALUABLE CAPE FEAR PLANTATION for SALE.
- OFFER FOR SALE MY LANDS lying in Bladen
M county the East side of the Cape Fear River about
- - halt mile above White Hall Ferry, and containing
NINETEEN HUNDRED ACRES. less of which
about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES under
cultivation. OF the whole amount about FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES are SWAMP LAND AND RIVER BOTTOM the
balance PINE LANDS upon which there four ks OF
BOXES.
The Improvements a comfortable Dwelling House,
with the necessary outbudngs good Well of Water etc.
The above valuable property, previously disposed
OF, will be offered at public sale at Elizabefhtown Mon
day. May 7h, 1860 at II O'clock A. NJ, being Monday OF
Bladen County Court.
Any person wishing to purchase, the property
and learn the terms etc. by application the subscriber
the premises. If disposed of public sale, the terms
will be made known at sale. J. B. SIMPSON.
Bladen county, March 18th, IS60 costs
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MAGNOLIA COLLEGE,,


TlHE FIRST SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL will com
L the End Monday in December next, and con
20 weeks. Magnolia village of recent growth and
proverbia health. 1t situated the Wilmington
Weldon Rail Road about midway betwee Whining aGi
Godsboro and contains Rumber of handsome and taste
fully arranged residences, large and well constructed
Church, M. E and three good As evidence of the
lberay, enterprise and intelligence Of the citizens, they
have erected College building at cost OF six or seven
thousand dollars This building is located at sufficient
from the railroad and depot to be reach OF
the noise and excitement produced by the passing of the
The Male and Female departments will be conduct
ed separately in different apartments, conveniently fitted
that purpose in the College, The studies pursued in
both departments will be such best calculated to de-
velope the minds of the pupil and the instruction in all
cases, will be thorough Particular attention will be paid
to the moral training of pupils In the Male department,
will be prepared the Freshman class at the
University. The of instruction pursued the Female
department will embrace all the branches both solid and
ornamental usually taught the best Female Seminaries
Rates Male Department, 8, II, l6 and $40.
Female Sc ............. 8, II and SIG.
Extra in the Female Department, Modern
and Ancient Languages each. ........ 5.
Music on the Piano, with use of instrument, 20.
Painting at the usual rates.
Board in the best families including everything IS pei
month.
PC: SHAW, Principal Of Male Department.
REBECCA SHAW 'E s. Female ''
| Duplin county, Nov 2lst, 1859 15-n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-05
VALUABLE FARMING AND TURPENTINE LANDS
TO PLANTERS AND GARDENERS.

HE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale coo barrels of Poud
rette, made by the Lodi Manufacturing Company in lots
to purchasers This article is in the twentieth year Of
its introduction Tito this county, and has outved fertilizers
of every other description, for the following
lst 1t is made from the night soil Of the City of New
York, by the l.. M Co., have capital of $l00 900
invested in the business, which at risk should they make
bad article.
I'd For and vegetables it is the cheapest neatest
and handest in the world be placed in direct
with the seed, forces and rpens vegetation two
eeks earlier prevents the cut doubles the CROP and
is aUlhod diSdYeedbe OdOr. Three dollars worth
barrels is all sufficient of in the hill
PRICE, bb 2,-2 bbs. So 50-5 bbls. So, and
bbs 81 so per bb delivered free of carriage to vessel
railroad in New York City.
paEphlet cotaning every information and certificates
from farmers all the United States, who have used
from years, will be sent free any
appl ying for the same. -
| GRIFFING BROTHERS & CO.,
60 Courtlandt street, New York.
| Feb I6 IN
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The BRIDGEPORT AMALGAMATIoN CAsE.-The Hart
ford Press states that Mrs. Beach, the wealthy and
handsome Bridgeport widow, who married George W.
Francis black man, gave to her friends as one reason
for her conduct that she had received communications
from her deceased husband in the spirit world advising
her to marry Francis and stating that since he left this
vale of tears he had been conugay united to the spirit
Of a coored damsel The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr. Millet in the evening, when the
lady SO much disguised by frizzng" her hair, &C.,
that he did not suspect she was white American
woman. Francis once gained some notoriety the
supposed nephew Of Soulouque the Emperor OF Hayt.
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S25 RE ARD.

SO RE y ARD.
sA RUNAWAY from the subscriber the night of the
* oath inst, his negro CHARLES Said negro is about
IN five feet or inches high, about 45 years odthrows
right foot out considerably in walking. He Is well
known about town. Has old look He formerly belong
ed Mr. j. M. Clemens, who lives Newbern Craven
county, and has probably made his way back that neigh
borhood
The reward will be paid for his confinement in jail
so that get him. for his delivery at Jumping
Run and additional OF so will be paid for evidence
to convict any white person of harboring said negro.
JOHN Il. HEWETT.
Newbern Weekly Progress publish St, and send bill to
this office Immediately.
Wilmington, March l. 1860. 27-2m*
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.

GONE FOUR MONTHS SINCE, our excellent townsman
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, informed that he had prepared
hair estorer with which he experimenting upon his
head whose top entirely bald. We saw him two days
SINCE and the place bald four months since, fine
crop of hair has sprung up with vigorous growth So
convinced is Mr. EZEKIEL of the efficacy of hs discovery
that he has named it TIE INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR
RESTORER. Mr.. E. is about going into extensive man.
uacture of article which is destined to prove OF anxious
interest to bald pated frends.FTOm Rtcsod EnQt-
rer December 18th, 1862
This famous article be had of the principal Drug
gsts Those persons who desire fine head Of hair have
only the according to printed directions
the bottle Those who have doubts of its efficacy
have them removed in short time, by using the INFAI
BILE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER, proving that it is all
wholesale depot for orders, SO Main Street.
/ N. EZEKIEL.
n EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy Bible, that have
bald the past IL years. and have restored hail
| by using EZEKIERS VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
| NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Naphtai Ezekiel.
Joseph MAYO Mayor of Richmond.
WIN. b. LIPPITT, sole Agent for Wilmington, N. G.
| Jan. l4th, 1860-llllt-2l-l2m.
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LAND FOR SALE,

49,. $50 ACRES OF LAND in Sampson County, adjoin-
ing the lands of E. Gregory, widow Gavin, A. j. Dan
- ie, and b. Pgford There is fine chance to improve
the production the land there mari be of excel
quality the cleared porton it also well adapted
for corn cotton and would produce well with guano OF
plaster There are also tnrpentine the prem
ses Mr. E. Waters will show the lands any person wheI
called upon Terms made to suit purchasers Apply to
w. L. BELL, Warsaw, n. G.
Feb 2nd 1850 23-3m*
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5000 REWARD,

- THE ABOVE REWARD will be given to any per
H who will apprehend and conne any Jail that
~ get them, my two negroes, SUIT a. LEWIS, who ran
ay in 1862 from Clark smith, near Georgetown s. c.,
or $OO either. SUT about u years DID, than
feet hgh-very black and very likely and will weigh about
$50 LEWIS is just such another negro Sut,
cept that he not black and has lost part the fore
finger of his left hand by Straw Cutter
HENRY S. CLARK,
of Greenville, Pitt Co.. N. G.
Feb. u, 1860. 27-6mt
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LANDS For SALE

LANDS FOR SALE.
80 THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale $500 ACRES OF
&FE LAND, situated South of and Immediately the
Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road % to "a miles
from Wilmington Their advantages in regard health,
SOIL timber, and winter range for stock, with the
natural advantages and small expense of draining
ho eXceled in the State. Having land than
an Offering them at lower price per than any in this
section These lands by judges to be fine
cotton lands Persons wishing to examine the said lands
will please address at Westbrooks Post Office, Baden
county, n c., stating the time they will be at Maxwells
Depot said road and will meet them there and show
hem the lands. Those wishing to know anything
ing them before visiting will write, and will answer them
Immediately. J. A. ROBSON.
Ashwood, Baden County, N. c., Feb "a. 27tf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
Owen Fennell, ct GL.,
= In Equity.
Margaret A. Devane, ct al
APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Master, upon the
affidavit Of Owen Fennell, that Nicholas D. Fennell
defendant in this nonresident of the State of North
Carolina 1t therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Wilmington Journal for twenty days. notifying the
said Nicholas d. Fenne Of the filing of compainants BILL
and commanding him to appear at the next Term CT this
Court then pead, answer demur to said bill, the
will be heard er parte to him.
Ieste, A. M. WADDELL, c. N. E.
March IA, l860-29-20d
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DENTISTRY Y.
March 8th, 1861

- A SMALL, D. .. S., Graduate of the Bal
E-l=A timOre College of Dental Surgery offers his
UIYYEC professional services to the people of Will
rpinptOD and ounding country.
The Natural Teeth will be filled, cleaned and treated IN
the most thorough manner.
Artificial Teeth will be inserted in the best way.
Correcting the irregularities of the Teeth OF children and
yoath will receive special attention, &c.
Office on Princess street, in the Journal Building, Will
mington, n. G..
March 18th, 1860. 28.3m*
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- PLANTATION FOX SALE. sss@A
E:;E THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his PLANT 60
7A ALTON, situated in Duplin county, about three -
miles West of KenansVille, the Fayetteville road,
tanning $50 ACRES.
The improvements consist of a good DWELLING, and
every necessary out building. About THREE HUNDRED
ACRES under cultivation and good farming condition
The neighbohood good and schooling facilities unsur-
passed.
Persons wishing to purchase requested to call and
view the premises and judge for themselves.
G. A. McCLAMMY.
March %, 1860 3O9nl*
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Rewards.
S25 re w ARD,

e RUNAWAY from the subscriber, in December last,
a. negro woman named JUDA, she supposed to be
M lurking in about the Newkirk settlement in New
u county.
will give the above reward of twenty-five dollars for her
apprehension and delivery me, for her confinement in
jail that | get her. d. l.. BROCK.
Clinton, Sampson n. G.
March 10Th, 1860. 3l-3t*
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LAND FOR SALE,

LAND FOR SALE.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETERMINED TO -
| GO SOUTH, offers for sale his PLANTA TION 60
and LANDS, in New Hanover County, l3 miles below -
Wilmington consisting of 1000 more or ess front
thence to Sea- including Sound and Banks There
tasks Tupenne Boxes cut and Pines enough five
six more tasks. Wood both Oak and Pine, in abundance
quite quantity of Mill Timber might be cut. and all con-
yenent to the Some two hundred of Marsh and
swamp Land might be converted into Rice Farm. The
attention of wishing to embark in the culture OF
Grape, is particularly invited.
on the premises are about $50 cleared land quite
number of fruit trees; small dwelling house and other
necessary buildings, including negro houses.
possessed OF sufficient force, this place
offers facilities for making money rarely met with
further description useless Come and see for your
self. bargain may be had, and no mistake.
J. G. PICKETT
Sept. 3Oth 1859. 5-f
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For Sale and to Let.
LAND FOR SALE.

I OFFER THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE LANDS Il
l. for sale: so in that famous rich Swamp, :::A
known as Gum Swamp 10 miles East of Elizabeth ~
town. Baden Co. Also several tracts Moore's Creek
500 acres in ALL excellent fer making TurpenBe, Tar and
Ton Timber 600 feet of large Timber can be cut
on these lands convenient distance
to haul is from to II miles, main road 40
OF Swamp-balance is stiff land with clay subsoi well
ed to raising Cotton Corn Potatoes &c On the land is
new TWO STORY DWELLING, with necessary out houses
fine neighborhood Also Lots in that thriving vii
lagePOin Caswel Black River. About 20 600 barrels
are hauled there annualya great chance for dster
there none in operation there No better place for
merchandising il Eastern North Carolina.
The above lands will be sold very reasonable terms
long credit.
Address CHS. W. MURPHY.
MOOre'S Creek, New Hanover N G.. % Ems
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-05
TERMS on ADvERTTs7NG
From saxe's New Volume of Poems.

'Tis, twenty years, and something more,
Since, all athirst for useful knowledge,
took some draughts Of classic lore,
Drawn, very mild. at I'D College;
Yet remember all that one
Could wish to hold in recollection;
The boys, the joys, the noise, the fun:
But not single Genie Section.
Irecollect those harsh affairs,
The morning bells that gave rs panics,
recollect the formal prayers,
That seemed like lessons in Mechanics:
recollect the drowsy way
In which the students listened to them.
As clearly, in my wig, day,
As when boy Numbered through then.
1recollect the tutors all
AS freshly now, if may say SO,
as any chapter recall
In Homer or Ovidius Naso
lrecoIect, extremely wen.
"Old hugh, the mildest of fanatics:
I well remember Matthew BEN.
But very family Mathematics.
Irecollect the prizes paid
For lessons fathomed to the bottom:
(Alas, that pencil marks should fade n
Irecollect the chaps who got EN-
The light equestrians who scared
O'er every passage reconed stony:
And took the chalks-but never scored
single honor to pony!
All me what changes time has wrought
And how predictions have miscarried?
And some are dead and some are married
And some in city journal war;
And some as politi clans bicker:
And some are pleading at the bar,
For jury verdicts or for liquor
And some on trade and commerce wait,
And some in schools with ounces battle;
And some the Gospel propagate,
And some the choicest breeds of cattle:
And some are living at their ease,
And some were wrecked in the "rsyalsion,"
Some serve the State for hands ONE fees,
And one, hear, upon compulsion!
Lamont, who, in his college DAYS
Thought cen cross moral scandal,
Has left his PuritaHic ways,
And worships now with bell and candle;
And Mann, who mourned the negro's fate,
=, And held the slave as most unlucky,
Now holds him, at the market rate,
On plantation in Kentucky!
Tom Knox, who swore in such tone
1t fairly might be doubted whether
1t really was himself alone,
Or Kn0r and Erebus together
Has grown q very altered man,
And, changing oaths from mild entreaty,
Now recommends the Christian plan
To savages in Otaheite
Alas, for young Ambitions VOW,
How envious fate may overthrow it!
Poor Harvey in the Congress now,
Who struggled long to be poet;
Smith carves quite welD memorial stones,
Who tried in vain to make the law go;
Hall deals in hides and " Pious Jones" )"
Is dealing faro in Chicago!
And, sadder STILL the brilliant Hays,
Once honest, manly, and ambitious,
Has taken latterly to ways
Extremely protligate and vicious;
By slow degrees-1 cannot tell how
He's reached at last the very groundsel,
And in New York he figures now,
A member of the Common Council!
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FOR SALE,
BY MERRIMAN q NEWBURY
90 BBLS. PLANTING POTATOES;
~ 1000 lbs. RICE;
so bbls. Wachovia Mills and Fayetteville FLOUR;
5 hhds. crop MOLASSES;
3 old IS good:
100 CAST PLOUGHS-Nos. 6, 10, II, 50, co.
SO wrought-iron s. Bager Broom Pattern-$3 rs.
80 Casteel Nos. TO- IL, SO, 60.
20 bbls WHITE WHISKEY, (extra
Coffee Sugar Pot and Earthenware and all other kinds OF
goods usually kept for sale by merchants Our spr goods
daily expected. Give call. We will sell you at
small profits. Bacon Corn Chickens and Eggs taken in
exchange Cash paid for Turpentine.
MAGNOLIA. N. O.. N arch l.. lS60.-27.2m
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n1rRRAY q RLANEY.

NVANUFAC ACTURERS AND DEALERS IN BOOTS AND
vi SHOES. GENTS FINE BOOTS OR CATERS,
made measure. ,D., a..
only house in the place that sells North Carolina
work. ~,7,,,, ~ -
March Sth, 1860 l51-3t-29-lm
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.

WR COUGHs, COLDS, HoARSENEss and INF1rEN.
KNkAxA IA, IRRITATION, SORENESS. or anv affection
10 m n OF the Throat CURED, the HACKING CoUGH
SIsIINIhilINU IN CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS WHooPING
lS.H C0TGH, ASTHMA CATARRH, RELIEVED by
VHNNV BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES or
X9~ Cough LoZENGEs -
" A supple and elegant combination for CoUGHs &c.
DIR. G. F. BIGELow Boston,
- L recommend uteT use to PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Rev. E. H. CHAPLIN, New York
" Most sdlutary relief IN BRONCHITIS"
liev. s. SEIGFRED, Morristown Ohio
- " BeuJtcl0 Uhen compelled to speak, suferinq from
COLD. Rev. S. j. P. ANDERSON ST. Louis
80 EtectLdt IN TeT1OUln9 HcGrSeeSS and Irritation of the
Throat, so common o0ih SPEAKERS and SINGERS"
Prof. NJ STACY JOHNSON LaGrange Ga
Teacher of Music, Southern Female College
" Great benefit ohen taken before and after preachlm9 as
they pre0er HoorsenesS. From their past effect hink
they oolA be Of permanent adUa1dage to me-"
Rev. f. ROwLEY, A M,
President Athens College, Tenn
Sold by all Druggists. at 25 cents per box
Also, Browns LAXATIVE TKOGHEs, or Cathdrtic Lozen
ge$ for Dyspepsia, IndgeSlon Constipation, Headache
Bilious 4 teciOrtS, &c.
Feb. 2nd 1860. -3rn
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&25 REWARD.

S25 REWARD.
a& Runaway from the subscribers plantation, last
* June, his negro boy PETER. Said Peter is dark
~ negro about l8 to 20 years DID, feet feet inch
ngh toeraby stout ade,-is Cooper by trade. Sup
posed be lurking about Long Creek Lower Black River
Upper Black River Districts. will give the above
ward for his me- lodgment in the jail of New
Hanover County. JAMES z. MOORE.
January 18th, 1860. 20-tf.
$50 REWARD.
~ RANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on the night of
- the 9th inst, negro named GREEN, aged about
In 40 years, toerably bright completed, coarse harsh
LOOKING skn bushy head of hair had whiskers when he left
weighs about 100 pounds is close built broad the
shoulders quick step, and quick spoken when spoken
and has small naked spot on the top of his head.
will give the above reward of Fifty Dollars for his appre
henson and delivery me- his confinement any jail
so that get him again.
1t is supposed that he went off with his young master,
boy of about eighteen years of age.
Address me at Earpsboro', Wake County, N. G.
Dec. 20, 1859. l9-tl HENDERSON HOCUT.