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I'm EquitY-Iancastcr.

John honer' Adm'r } Bill for Injunction to
Va marshal assets and TO
Martha plvler. ct al. Nsrll Lands.
~ obedience 10 .he Order or this Corrt
m"d" IN the nb"v" stated case At June Term
1857 motto" IL hrrelw given tp the rreIi.ors
# n'ni"i Plvl.r. d.r"a. d tho, thav ore ~.
s'rni""d by III" lniuHrtion of this Court
from suing in the Courts Of Inv on THAR
c'' inns apni"st the Es'nts or srid dprc,se,
Said creditors ARE nl-o notified To- nre..n,
and e-'nhli-h their said c'nim- befnr. thu.
Commissioner. of this Court on or b, f,,.
'h" 30'h dav # October next, otherwise
said clai,sS vii b. barred
K q BILLINGS, &. E.L.D
Jnlv 81. 1857 3m
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In Equity--Lancaster. er.

" w W"'krp Admir-. } Bill for snle land,
vs. Sarah |. lorhrongh. (lnjrnction. Mar
and others. tsh,l assets. &c
IN arr"rdanre with the dc,~etal order Of
this Court. mad" in the above stated ras.
Mt 'mne Term. 1867. all and singular the
creditors of G. w larhrough deceased.
are hereby notified rhHt they are erioinSd
from insii,n ing. maintaining and pro.ern,
ing suits in th" Law Courts for the cot erc,
ton II their respective demands ngainst the
Estate 9! sad deceased and said creditors
are further notified and required TO present
and eS'ablishah"ir respective claims before
The C"mmissiouer Of thi' Court nn or h.
for" TIL eleventh day Of November next,
oiher"is" sail claims vii be- barred
X G BILLINGS, ED
July u 1867 3m
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Wheat In the Southern States


MARsLAgD ---Repov's four pc, cent in
crease of acreage in Winter wheat, Nth
10 per cent better promi.safr from present.
eosdiuon. No Spring wheat
viRorSta-Thi,,v hres per cent in
crease in acreage Winter whest; verv l,t.
tie Spring whsst crnwp; the former pro
missing loo'aad tbs latter 8 per Geo, bet
ter than last yen. 90 . ls5usqoE
NourH cKRotMs -Eiekt per cent IN
crsss. iassersage W'a,ss wheel, snd no,
much Spring cheat sown; the former he
irg 40,sni the latter 80 per cent bette,
n appearance than at same tine las, sea
son.ro
souTu CASoIixA About ten per CT,
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In Equity -Lancast er.

John f Robertson, Adm'r. ! Bill for Iniunc.
vs.. ti"n. TO mar
John w. A. Porter. and ) shal assets. 20
wife, and.others. sell Lands Re.
lief, &c.
IN conformity TO the decretal order of
this C"urt. made in The above stated cs.e
ut June Term. 1867. all and singular the
creditors of John Clvburn. decen-cd. sre
hereby notified that they are RS rained by
the Injunction Of This Court from sninp In
anv Of the Law Courts on their claims
against the Estate Of said Sareased and
IN hev are further notified and required TO
present and establish their said claims BE-.
for the Commissioner Of ihi- Court on or
before the 3lSt ds, Of Oct"ber next, other
wise said claims will b" barred
X. G. BILLINGS. G. T.. l.. D.
July Oath, 1867 3m.
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NEW ADVERTISE N ENTS.
SOUTH CAROLINA La,co,,er D;s,r;.,

SOUTFl CAROLINA Lancaster Distric,
RY ID, A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Osdina
lp nv for said District
WHEREAS. Allen w. Heath, hns applied
TO me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and singular tne goods aud chnite!., righs
and credits oi NJ. &. Heath, late Of tho Dis
trct aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
ish oil AID singular, the kindred and credi
tors of the said deceased. IL be and sppenr
brfors me 1T our next Or dinarv's. Co ri fo,
the said District, to bs holden at Lancas,.r
Conct House on the l9lh da, of Aurust
next. to show cause. if any, why the said
Administration should not be granted
GIVEN under my hand and seal, this Goth
dnv Of Juv, in the wear Of onr
Lord 1867 and in ,he 99d year Of the
Independence Of the Y s of Am.rica
ID. A WILLIAMS, o. l.. d.
July 24rh, 1867 at
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SOUTH CARoL!NA-Lancaster District.
PY ID A. WILLIAMS, Esquire. Ordina.
ID ry for said District.

WHEREAS, ID ID A Belk. has appli.d "a
me for Letters of Administration dsbo,i,
non on all and singular the goods and rh.,-
tells. rights aud credits Of w. II. iiiiler,
late of'he District aforesaid. deceased.
These are. therefore. to cite and admon-
ish NIL and singular. the kindred and cr.di.
t"rs of the sad deceased. TO he and appenr
before me nt our next Ordinarv's Court for
the said Dstrict to be holden ~ Lancaster
Court House on the 1911, day Of August.
next. 10 show cause. if anv. why the IN id
Administration should not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal. this 90 h
day of Julv. in III. year of our
Lord 1867. and in tho 92d wear Of
the Independence of the U. 5. OF
America
D A. WILLIAMS, OLD.
July 81, 1867. -2,.
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Special Notices.
TO CONSUMpTIyES.

The advertiser, having been restored tn healt h
In a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered Tor several wears with severe
lung affection. ard that dread disease Con su,np.
tion--is saxious 10 make known to his fellow
sufferers the means ofcure.
To all who desire IT, he win send copy OF
the prescription used free of charge with the
directions for preparing aud using the same ,
which they will hnd a suRE cuRs for Con SUNNI.
ton. Asthma, 3ronchiti., Coughs. Colds, and n II
Throat aud Lung Affections The only ohjec t
Of the advertiser, in sending tie Prescr, ption
ia TO benefit the afflicted. aud spread iuform,.
ton which he couc"ives to be Invaluable, and
he homes every sufferer will try his remedy, as
II will cost them nothing, and NAY prove a
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, free,
by return mail, wall please address,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York.
May Sth, lS67-ly.
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c ONTR1D u ToRIAL.
LANCASTER. July "a. 1857.
LULU.

lulu. -. f#H
Coming through the misty cloud,
Wreathes OF beauty litht enshroud,
1.ulu. coming in the cloud;IT "a
Happy Luio--gentle fa@a. ~
Lulu of the rosy dawn, -. .....
bounding Der the grassy lawn.
Gentle Lulu, swep,ly sings,
Wasbing sonesters plume their wings
Echo back what Lnlu sings; A..
HAPPY creature jovous child.
l.uln of the spirit Wild.
Pretty Lulu, wayward child. ~.
Flowers spread the dewy ground,
Lulu wrenihes herself n crown, .I
Flushing roses I'll her cro@ns ...
Lilies deck her golden hair,
Bounding like The graces fair,
Lulu sports upon the air.
iulu Ikea golden ray. -.. ...
. Shooting from the Ring Of Day
Dances in ter ehccfnl play;
Lingers, sparkhs, shines awhile,
Through the dark and gloomy aisle,
Sports and plays n little while.
Lulu, happy Iulu. dies,
Beauteops Lnln Of the ,kies,
Dropping ns she joyous flies;
Shadows linger DER her grave,
WeerinG willows DER her wave,
LuIs sleeping in the grave.
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IN obedience o the order Of this Court
n'Ad" IN The aOnVc stated cas-. at Jnns Term
1867, n"tlre is her-bV given u the iuip
mrni credrt.r' of john r. BiacKrnon. de
ceased, That tnev nra restrained FROM -nf re.
my Their respective writ- uf Fieri Facias
against the h-ta'e Of said deceased. and
that they. and all others. the creditor. of
said drc"a-rd, are enjnin-d from cornm.ne.
lag or maln'nining snit' in tie Law Courts
i"r the recovery "t their respective demands
against saii Estate
Sad creditors are furthermore notifrd
a.d required 4" present and establish their
said claims before the Crmmission-r Of lhi,
I"nrt on or before the first day If Dc, obri
next, olhSr"i'e said claims. will be- barred
X q. BILLINGS, & Ell ID.
C"m'rs Ofice, Lancaster q. H., SC.
July 7th, 1867 limos
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who spffs.ed for years from
Ncryoas Debility P,emature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful hdiscret elton, will for the
sake OF suffering 'umanity, seua 4 lee to all who
need ", the recipe aud directions for making
the.slmp!e remedy by which he was cured. -
Sufferers wishing " profit by the ADVERTISER =
experience, can do so by addressing, ~ perfect
confidence JOHN B. OGDEN,
~ Cedar Street, New York.
May 9Th, ls67-ly.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CHRI$TIAN NEIGH BOR.


IEOD willisg.I 4 shall cause TO no publish.
| NJ ed. nt place, time nod p,ice kersafter
TO be decided upon. a Weekly Paper, with
the above style and title
The general object of the publication
WI he the maintenance of the Chris ian
Srriplure- as the STANDARD of fight. in nIl
| questions whirh involve ,nornltv. whether
these Questions sppertsin to uitn | dividr
! "i!' Or c"ll"riirelo, and VII. rh-r ari-in o
from hi~ relation 10 God or hi- neighbnr
E"J nni"g con~cirntinuS nhedienre 10 nil
the ordinances III .cioil gnvern rent, not in
conflict WIN Tn" lsw. ~ God. the CHRIS
TlNN E'iWDR will b. Az uoeqnivoca Al
advocate E. Of Of Ghrisdggni!y as opposed TO war.
either OF n 'ive or defensive
While neither politics nor other inconga.
nial matter shrl in any Wise allnv: vet tn.
principles "f ChriSiitnitv will bs apnii.d to
hil matters, =" fnr ~ they involve moral
principle Politics shall b.exclnded from
rehg'"n, yet the former hall not he exempt
from the Hppiic'fi"n OF the latter
identified nth the si.thodi.t Fpi.con,I
Church S"tnh whose authority nnd.r God
's paramount with ne, and holding The
principles announced. tie NElGHBOR il
offered NJ MEDIUM "f advocacy of all the
'nhres's ~ Chris'ianitv in that BRANCH Of
ihe Chnrch. and also ~ a. daerncy for en-
lnrgi9g and e-,6bli-hiny IN other rhnrches.
and 10 the 'egiohs bevond that Kingdom
OF Christ "~hieh is not o. this world"
? J sire to ascertain. throh - the agency
Vt NJ, who 0i'l s"fr IN crest Themselves.
what nnmb"r IF sahseribsrs (uane, post.
office County and S,a.-,) NAV be recksnes
IN the beginning; the price governed bv
-ize OF sheet fer slx or twelve m6n'hs to be
forth coming on the reception Of the-fir-t
number ~.
Let all communications be addressed
SlDI ~ BROWNE,
July "a Marion e. H., y. G.
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NEW ADVERTISER E NTS.
Notice.

4 lib Persons on the Panp"r I.i,', vii
n call on me and receive rriions Of corn
~ soon ns convenient, ~ desire 10 b. re-
lieved of IL Gg#.t.E tF..#
=, J.F,G M!TTAG. Agent.
July %. 1867. 1t.
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Whereas the Plriniif- did on the gle
dav OF March. 1857, file their declarations
against the defendants In the above stated
cds"s' who iaS it'iS said) are absent from
aud without the limits II this STATE. and
nave neither wives n"r a'turnrys known
within tue same. upon whom ii cpy of the
said declaration nIght be served IL il
therefore ordered tha the said defendant Is
do appear ana plead to The said declarations
respectively, on or before In. 22i day Of
March which will be in the wear of our
Lord one thou~and light hnndred and sixty
eight, otherwise final and absoluts inag
ment wi then be given and awarded
against them respectively.
JOHN w. TWITTY,
Clerks Offic-, Clerk C.C.P.
Lancaster District 70 Eaart
. 's Nch "a, 1867. ItsmI2.d.
=.
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in~esre of acreage in Winter wheat, and
about 90 per cent better lie condition than
last year.
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. .... REMINGTONS
d.: f i X f A r. M S
SOLD BY THE TRADE GENERALLY
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO DEALERS.

100000 furnished the u. S. Government.
Army Revolver, 44.l00 in. Calibre.
Navy Revolver. 36-iOO in. Caibrs.
b"i k,yo'yer, Navy Size Calihre.
Police Revolver, Navy Size t,aIibre
New ei,Reyo'ver, 81 100 IN. Calibre:
PocksL E., Revolver, (Rder's ptJ 81 eooin.
repeating Pistol. (ElIiot PITY No % ard 80
Vest Pocket Pistol, No. %, 80, 80 and Al
Cartridges. ".- '' Oh 'HF - So
Con Canes Eat' No. % and 30 Ca rtridre.
Brsseh Loading Rifle, (BeaIs') No. 80 and
SO. Car ridge. =
Revolving Rife, So aud "A 100 in Ca,ibrs.
's 7s' e. BENNINGTON 81 SONS,
q sasrs o. .as IL!or. New York.
PRINCIPAL AGENTS.
Moore q, Nfrhois, New York.
Wm, Rssd s, Som, s... !. Boston.
los c. Grubb, & Co, PniladefpbisI
rouitney g. Trimbe, BaItimore,
Henry Folsom& Co. b New Orleans.
Johnson, Speacsr &. Co, Chicago.
NJ. Rnmsey, & Co, ST Louis.
Albert 4. Crane, San Francisco
May l2s'674- iy.RFaih q kzaRT
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THE TRUTH.

We are now receiving new Stock of all kinds o
Goods, and in addition TO our large Stock will
be receiving goods all this week. We will have one
of the most complete Stocks of Goods to be found
in Charlotte, to wit: ,-.s. ,.-.-. ..... '--..
Dress Goods, Delains, all Wool Delains,
Caiicoes, Beached Domestics,
Cotton Flannel, Wool Flannel,
Il Silks, black aud colored; Ladies' Cuffs,
:. =. Collars, Hair Coils, Head Netts Hoop Skirts,
Corsetts, Kid Gloves, Merino Gloves, ..a
Thread Silk Gloves, Shawls and Cloaks,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
z75 ROCKISLASD GOODS, a large Stock
Hardware, Corn Shelters, Mill Saws,
-.,, Wood aud Hand Saws, Axes, Files, Iron, -.
Nails, Brads, Brace and Bits, Augurs,
Every thing almost from a Needle 10 the heaviest
Hardware.
Call and examine our Stock We are Mecklen-
burg Boys, and will give you to understand that
will SELL and don't intend to be out by any one
Come, save your money, and invest it where it will
do you some good Give us fair show. Wethank
friends for what they have done for US, and ask
themto continue 90 ''. p '..
GROCERIES of all kinds except Whiskev.
-s75v T. -.r.. BARRINGER, WOLFE & co.
Dec 10, 1866.
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LATTE, the celebrated French banker, when
lad, went to Paris 10 seek his fortune. He carried
letters to the most celebrated fnancier Of the en-
pire, a millionaire of whom fabulous reports were
current as to his unbounded wealth. The lad
presented his credentials to this Crtesus in his
discount Office, who perused them politely, but In
formed the bearer that he had no place for him.
The youth took up his hat, and with o heavy
heart departed. The banker, however, looked
out of his window at him as he walked along the
alley to the gate in front of the bank. As he
was looking down sadly upon the ground, he
espied pin, STOPPING down, picked it up, stuck il
Oh the lapel Of bis coat and went on. ssrs
AS he was opening the gate, he heard the bans
ker's voice summouing him to return. Upon
entering his presence second time the old gentle-
man said TO him, "Mr Laftte, Ihave been watch.
ing you. saw you pick up pin and stick Il ins
your coat, and have drawn the iuferenoe from
that little fact that you are careful in small things
and saving. 1t argues we'll for your character
for man often shows himself 10 small things.
have made place for you in my banking house;
come to morrow, and / will fnd something for you
to do - 80 ~7',%a7i. ~ y
11heyouth was ove1oyed at his good succsss;
for he felt within himself that his fortune was
made. He worked hard and strained every nerve
to please his employer. He rose rapidly from
one position to another, until he became part
ner in the firm. After few years, he married
the daughter of his beneactor, an only child, and
upon his death, he became head of the immense
banking house, and one Of the grea: fnanoies Of
Europe.
To this great man, Laftte, is due the success
Of the Revolution Of 1880; for without bis wealth
Louis Philippe could never have succeeded.
To the end of his life he was one Of the most
honored men of France, beloved for his goodness
and integrity, admired for his great talents, and
adored by the people for his love offreedom.
The above story is true, and is one instance ont
of many in which very Insignificant actions have
determined the future course of a mans life. Il
addresses itself to young men, and is calcula-
ted to show them the good effects produced upon
others by. the exhibition on their parts Of exact
and frugal habits. ...,- "-
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CURIOUS.

Rivington, the tory printer during the Raw
olution, who was 80 bitter in his attacks on the
rebels aud Mr. Washington, as he called the.
General, thought proper to remain in the city
after the departure of the British troops, and L
created great surprise when it was openly de-
.clared, without any contradiction on bis part,
that he had been throughout the war . spy for
General Washington, and had impaired much
valuable information to him, which he could
not have obtained excepting BY violent abuse Of
the Americans and their cause.
1t is very likely, for be was miserable syco-
phant, aud was destitute of principle, though
man of courty manners and address. He had,
after the war almost the monopoly Of selling the
best British publications. Colonel Ethan Allen,
powerful man, . brave patriot, q hard swearer,
and a hard drinker, was so enraged at Rivington
that he swore be would kin him; and Rivington
was not a little alarmed ut the threat. Aiiea
always carried long sabre, and after tho peace
down he went to RiviDgton's Office, st the corner
Of Pearl and Wall streets, where John Hone
used to keep bis auction store. .s...-.j
ais yoar master at homo 7" said Allen to the
clerk
/, "I'll go and see sir" was the answer.
So the clerk ran up to Rivington's psrlor,
exclaimiug in great trepidation-
"Oh, master, he's come y
'Show him up" said the editor, while be
opened leaf Of a table, and placed some wine
and glasses upon it:
UP wert Allen, bis long sabre dragging up
each step. Rivington met him ut the door with
one of his politcst bows and one Of his most
expressive smiles. ~
delighted to see you, my dear sir. Pray
take seat, and allow me to pour you out .
glass of wine"
Allen tossed of the sine, looking dsggsrs st
Rivington. ~
"Sir, come"
"Not a word, my dear sir, on business, until
we have finished our bottle. Try another glass." :"
Down went another glass. aaE
"Fond Of Madeirs, sir Here Jack, brisz
q bottle of Soutbside-seven years old and
great favorite Of our glorious Washington" I.
:, Allen 3 eyes twinkled, and be tossed down
glass sfier glass Of that really fne vine ansil
he forgot that he came to kill Riviogtoa. He
got quite boozy, snd they parted exeeiisat
friends. Rivington lived in Cherry street, and
the house Is still occupied. Most Of The msr, ],
chants and others Of good society lived In that
street.-Phl. Poper. .~- ,a,-
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HIGELY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
Et FOR SALE. *f So

Wishing 10 change my business will sell $50
Acres of LAND in aud adjoining the Town of Char
otte (40 acres in corporation) On the Tract there
is goot Mill. site, 22 feet fall with first rate Dam
recently built, and race dug, and all the large tim
bers for Mill House the ground. The Tract
be divided. 1t is worth the attention of any
one wishing paying property, or as an investment
Any information can be had by applying to The sub
scriber. w. F.. PHIFER.
Sept 10, 1866. If
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STOVES, TIN-WARE, &c.

d. n. BYERL z, Springs corner building,
keeps for sale general assortment of WARES 10
his line, such Stoves, Tin, Japan and Sheet Iron
Ware, &c. .....--.-... .-.--.. / E-- ..-af
New work made to order or Repairing done at
short notice. - - <@f.-f-
Iannarr q. 1891 g.. -..E ILL a1s..E -.
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REMOVED.

We take this method of informing friends and
the public, that have moved to the large and
cOmmOdious Store Room formerly occupied by
kAHNWEILER BRO, where will continue to
carry the General Mercantile Business in all its
various branches, and would respectfully call aten
ton to our variety and styles of Goods
by any other House in the State, which offer at
exceedingly low prices. ...f ...F 80 ...s
cLoAKSl CLOAKS!!
French black and coored Cloth Sacques Basques
and Circulars, Silk Sacques and Basques.
RICH DRESS GOODS.
We have now in store one of the largest Stocks
of fine Dress Goods offered in Charlotte Our
Stock consists in part of ali Wool DeLaines, En-
press Cloths, Poplins Popliuettes, Alpaccas Lus-
tres, together with general assortment of all the
low priced Domesics DeLaines, Prints, &c &c.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Best Kid Cloves in all colors Ladies' feeced
lined Silk, Lisle, Bulr and Wooden Gloves, Me-ino
Gloves. Superior English Hosiery for Ladies and
Misses all of which equal to any ever offered in
this city ~-
WHITE GOODS "1s -s'-
0f every description Table Cloths and Table Linz
men, Towels, Toweling, Knapkins, &C., DC.
CLOTHING a-yT-5
OF every description. Frock and Sack Goats CASH
mere Suits, Coats, Pants and Vests, and q complete
line of ..E
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Boots, Shoes and Hats, all of which we offer at
enormously low prices at Wholesale and Retail
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS ID
OF every description received every week and sold
at prices warranted to prove satisfactory to nur-
chasers. We take great pleasure in showing our
Goods to those who will favor with a call.
s,.E#- A. WE'LL Co,
-kahnweiler Bros Old Stand, Trade ST.
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FIFTEENTH. yoL.UnE-sUnBER 7sa.

the duties that essh day inposss on you; the
reward will come aud ssccess viii DO yours In
due time. Who are tho rich, men Of to-day 2
Not they wboss fathers were rich; but Who
earned themselves that which constitutes their
wealth. However, strive not to be rich-sim
higher; strive to be useful. Lay not up treas
ures Gon earth, but in heaven. Be not great,
but good. And Who is the good servant p
"He who had been faithful over . few things r.
Young man, be faithful, be true, not siothfd
in business, but fervent 10 spirit, serving the
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JOHN VOGEI,.

PRACT TICAL TAILOR
Respectfully informs the citizens of Charlotte and
surrounding country, that he is prepared to manu-
facture gentlemens clothing in the latest style and
al short notice. His best exertions will be given
render satisfaction to those who patronize him
Shop opposite Kerr's Hotel, next door to Brown l.
Sttt's store.
January !, 1866.
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Long ago, in Massachusetts,, it was the custom
for person to go about the meeting houses,
during divine service and wske the sleepers.
Gle bore long wand, on one end of which
was ball and on the other a fox tail When
be observed the men asleep, he raped them on
the head with the knob, and reused the slum-
bering sensibiIities of the ladies By drawing the
brush lightly across their faces" &
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sa1t salt.

salt, salt. 49, :,
AAAA SACKS, large and full, second ar
3VVV rival direct from Liverpool, just
received and for sale at So 80 ersack BY the 90
Sacks and 5000 per sack for soc Sacks, delivered
as the Depot~a ss-ss.ss ss A. A WILLARD, 80
at - wholesale Grocer, &c. Nos. 80 and 81
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Millinery and Ladies Fancy Goods.

MRS. E FULLlNGS is offering her Stock of Bon
nets, Hats, Ribbons, Feathers &C., greatly reduced
prices. Ladies invited to call and examine these
G oods and hear prices.
Dec 10, 1866.
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IMMIGRATION LAW.

We call the attention of the Legislature Of
North Carolina to the following law recently
adopted by the Legislature of South Carolina,
to promote immigration to that State: 'I ~
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Estate Of
Samuel Lowrie are hereby notified to present them
properly authenticated within the time prescribed
by law and all persons indebted to that Estate must
make payment to the undersigned.
--a G.. DOWD, Administrator.
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