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lR. DUP0NCO's GoLDEN pERI.

DIR. DUPoNCO's GOLDEN PERI.
- 0DICAL, PILLS, FOR FRlEALRS,-They
never fall, and may DO depended upon In every
case where the monthly 1iow has been INSTRUCTED
BY cold or disease. DUPoaoos golden PMS
always give immediate relief, being especially
prepared Ior married ladies. a lady writes: "Du-
TIE GENUINE arc put up In LARGE (wRiTI)
BoxRs containing double quantity OF Pills, and
upon each box you will find my Private Reye-
nue. Stamp. Upon the stamp sec the words
DUPoEco's GOLDEN PTLIs, without that None arc
GeAina. ~ sgII-.i III AT - ~ 10
Full and explicit directions accompany each
Sold IN Wheeling by EDMUND BOOKING,
Druggist. IUe 10 TlLEJGua 'IgI 'g.LlT y 7-''
-, LApIRsi-By sending hin $l.0O through the
mai, to any part Of the country, Free OF Postage
iL9ll It.j D9T91f2nsJ oil iES. D. HOWE, y
q oel8a.Rs . 9Gisole Proprietor, New York,
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9pecIal RotIcan.
JTERPRIsE BAKING POWDER.

FNTERPR1sE BAKING POWDER.
We desire TO call the attention Of the trade
generally, and OF HouBekeepers and Hotel Pro.
prietors particularly, 70 the above brand OF BAR.
mo PoRpER. =
The articles used in the manufacture Of LtiS
P0pdtr, we guarantee TO DO
STRICTLY PURE AND OF THE BEST QUALITY.
To families and consumers, We give the GsSir.
dles that the "EHTXRPRIsE BAKiNa PoWDER,'
Will prove fully equal, II not superior, TO any
BAkink Powder that they have heretofore used.
TO THE TRApE.-our figures are lowes than
any other Baking Powder now in tho market
Give the 'ENT1RPRIsE" q trial, and DO con.
WINGED that .tt-iO the 6egt and etedpsSt Baking
Powder sold anywhere.
Tho money refunded IN all cases when the
"kNTERPRIsi BAKIN0 -PoWDERn does not give
entirO satisfaction.
Sold by Grocers and Druggists everywhere,
McABE, KRAFT q CO., Projectors,
febis ''7'7 Wheeling. VI. Va.
..H#ss.sl1 a=T..L ~ v fiSS.'Nh' " -
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ACmcAeo correspondent Of the New
York Journal Of Commerce, complains
that for one hundred and thirty.nine days
since the great fire, with a single excep.
ltlon, not a dollar has been paid by the
receivers ofthe bankrupt insurance com.
ipanteS in New York, when the Chicago
policy holders are known to be suffering
for thar money. -'2s,' ;ar
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THE Charleston Journal corrects our
statement as to ITSELF that "all the news.
papers at Charleston had been compelled
to suspend for want Of paper" The Jour.
nal says it has not suspended a single Is,
sue sa.
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DIED.

j t9a1 IN zgGA DIED. r-hes IJ
LRNoN.-In this city, Friday, February 2sd
1874, at 3P:N, ArGiAtIcB LEMON
Funeral from her late residence on Quincy
street, tomorrow afternoon at 2o'clCelc. Friends
OF the faInilyinvited. 1T7 1-Si711i l1'
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ALL the stock for the proposed blast.
furnace at steubenvillo ($15O,OoO) has
been taken, and now n new glass works
is projected, y -
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New Advertls

R1ES FOURTH PRESBYTEaI All
49, CHURCH. Services win DO heid hi
this Church tomorrow morning q i0S O'Clock
and In the evening Of o'clock, Rev. J.H.
Shields oiiciAtlng. Subject In morning The
Gospel-the Power Of God unto Rallati On. "
for the Christian Llfe.n Strangers welcome
seats Free febdH
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FXECUToR's SALE.

Tho Household and Kitchen Furniture belong.
Ing TO the estate OF the late Mrs. Eliza HolOwri,
deceased, will be sc ID by auction at her latefrs
idence on John street, WEDNESDAY. February
y, 1879, commencing ct 10 o'clock A. NJ. Tern,
OF eale cash.
All persons having claims against said eiSiC
VIII please present them duly authentICatsdE
my office, No. M'Lure Aouse Block, for pay.
ment.
febaO LII. WILLIAMS, Executor.
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For Sale,
SALE OF HAMPDEN STREET
- PROPERTY.

In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Conf
OF Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered on nv iSs
26th day Of June, 1871, In Q cause in OhSnes,S
therein pending, in which JAlIA A. II. MtilCi
executrlx, Is complainant and Jesse i. MeISi,
and others are defendants, shall, az specI,l
Commissioner named in the said decree, OSer Al
public sale at the front door Of the Court llOu.e
of Ohin rnnnty nm 'ft
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"A susrESslcN bridge over the Ohio, at
steubeuyille, is the talk now. s
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses In early Life. Manhood
restored: Nervous debility cured. Impediments
TO Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment New and remarkable remedies, Books
and Circulars sent free in sealed envelope. J.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Ninth street, philadelphia, Pa. dec23d &w
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I. Il. WILLIAMS, Executor.

F0R SALE-AN ELEGANT COUN.
~ TRY site, at Elm Grove owned by George
II; T1hRle, Esq, containing % ares, well fenced
with between four and ave hundred choice fruit
trees planted three or four years ago.
This Is the most desirable building site unoC
cqpled on the pike, and ia In fine condition
Terms liberal. TH0S. O'BRlEN,
leDlS Real Estate Agent
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A UCTIoN SALE OF FANCY
"a Goods and Toys every Tuesday and Sat.
urday evenings and Wednesday and Saturday
mornings. Dealers wishing TO replenIIh theft
stock now have an opportunity OF doing 20 St
STEVENSON d CO.,
Market street, opposite N Lure House
j. G. HEKyY, Auctioneer. T.TI lObS
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r EST AND OLDEST FAMILY
IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIVER INvrdoRA.
fora purely Vegetable Gdthdrtic and Tonic
for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Debility, Sick.head
Ache, Bilious Att2cks, and all arrangements Of
for 1t. DetrGrs Of. limitations. jaI6j
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FOR sALE-A COMFORTABLE
~ Country Residence, 4milea cast Of edty
stable and ono acre OF ground fuil 81 FfuIt ira.
Also, House and Lot east side OF Huron SIRE,
7th ward. House new and well finished.
,,o L IRWIN,
leD0 Agent.
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Reeds Cough .sYrup.

II has rapidly grown In public favor, and 10 en-.
to any other Cough Medicine. Give II q trial.
Sold by al DruRRiStS, -
Q. McCABE, KRAFT D CO., Propretors,
n0YlI-d&W ---- " Wheeling, W. Va.
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sU8sCRHPTION.s3 s3 90 YEAR.
Isac smith Poisoning Case.--The
Accused Discharged from
Custody.

About two weeks ago, Rev. j Brin-
ton Smith, prominent Episcopal Cler,
gyman Of the city of Raleigh, died sud
denly aud under circumstances that
gave rise to the presumption that he
had been poisoned. A post mortem
examination was had and the contents
Of the stomach sent to an eminent chem
list in Philadelphia for analysis The
analysis was made by DR.. Genth, who
reported the presence Of strychnine in
such quantity a to have produced death.
Other testimony Was eictited before
the Coronor's jury which led to the ar
rest OF Mrs. Mary 4. Smith aud Mrs.
Frances l.. Mann, the former the vile,
the latter the daughter of the deceased
on the charge Of procuring his death by
administering strychnine concealed in
a seidlitz powder
On Saturday last the accused were
brought before His Honor J,udg,
Watts, on a'.writ ofhaSeas corpus, 1ant
,. after hearing of the testimony on be
half of the prisoners, His Honor de
clared that there was not a particle o
evidence to implicate them in the Grim
charged against them, and ordered -thei
discharge from custody.
The Robesonian., 1872-11-20
IIOrse-'Thieyes Abroad.

About the first of September last two
white men claiming to be from Iarnett
county, n. c., and who gave their
names as Davis and Barnes, made their
appearance in the neighborhood of
Gaddysville, Marion county, 5. c.,
where they found employment among
the cotton farmers OF that section as
,laborers during the picking season.
Things went on very we'll for some time,
and proving to be very good hands they
soon won the respect and confidence OF
the community. So much SO that Da-
Wis succeeded in borrowing twenty five
dollars cash from young lady of the
neishborhood. With this money in his
pocket he, the sane night, stole horse
from Mrs. Grantham, the mother Of The
young lady from whom he had borrowed
the money. lie Immediately traded the
horse to band CT gypsies for gol'
watch and twenty-five dollars and dis
appeared from the neis shborhood. Thi
occurred on Saturday, the Ssn inst
since which time Davis has not becl
sem, though ths gypsies were overtaker
and the horse recovered.
On Thursday night of last wee
Barnes also disappeared carrying wit
him horse stolen from the stable of NJ
Charles Gaddy Of the same neighbol
hood, and though hotly pursued has nj
yet been overtaken. 1t is reported th'
Barnes and Davis were seen together
the Scotch Fair on Friday, tie d;
after Gaidy's horse was stolen, havir
the horse III their possession, and tn
they left there Friday evening, goir
in the dire ction of Fayetteville. b
parties from the ncigh borhood who we
at the Fair contradict this report.-It
likely that the villains have escaped WI
their booty.-But sooner or later tn
must meet the inevitable fate of
'wronsdocrs.
The Robesonian., 1872-11-20

Al meeting of the Cape Fear Ag-
ricultural Association, on Thursday
night, the following..oficers were elected;
President-A. A. McKoy, of Samp
son; Vice Presidents. Gov Ii. I. CLARK
Edgeconbe; 7. S Memory, Columbus;
L. G. McIlhenny Brunswick; D. h Chill
Ian, New Hanover; 0. r.. kenan, Duplin;
b F. Little, Richmond, I. D Mcdowell,
Bladen; Il. L. Fulghum, Wayne; VIM.
Alderman, Cumberland; W. A. Faison,
Sampson, A. D. Farmer, Wilson; Dr.
Richard Ward, Ouslow; W.S. Mullins
marion, S. c.; p. i. Smith, Halifax; A
McRae, Robeson; Treasurer, J.W At
kinson, Wilmington; Recording. Sec
retary, w. Z. Emmett, New Hanover
The Robesonian., 1872-11-20
The Legislature.

The Legislature Of North Carolina
assembled in Raleigh on Monday last.
A quorum Of both houses being present,
the Senate organized by the election
of Col. J. II. Morehead, of Guiliord
President, Col. W. l.. Sanders, of New
Hanover, Clerk, Col. VIM. Cow!es, OF
Yadkin, Assistant Clerk, Robinson. OF
Craven, Door.kceper, and Guilford
Christmas, of Warren, Assistant Door
keeper.
In the House Capt.J. l.. Robinson
of Macon, was elected speaker; Col. s
d. Pool, of Craven, Clerk; Col. ". NJ
Hardy, of Buncombe, Assistant Clerk
and John Hill, Of Chatham, Doorkeep
The Robesonian., 1872-11-20

Protestant Episcopal church was pro
nounced over them by Rev. A. A. Wat
son, d. ID, assisted by Rev. George Pat
terson and Rev. Mr.. Joyner, the Bish-
op, also being present, after which they
were followed to their last resting place
at Oak dale.
The occasion was particularly sad
an 4 solemn one, and it seened as though
the entire city had turned out to show
its last evidence of regard to one who
in life was an ornament to the Cape
Fear section and one whom all delight
ed to honor
The Robesonian., 1872-11-20
Petition for Do1cer.

1t appearing to my satisfaction that the
following named defendants to-wit: William
Floyd and Eliza B. his wife, Allen Ford and
his wife Amanda b., Roxanua Floyd, daugh-
ter of Alexander Floyd, Richard Faulk.
Volney Faulk and Hinnant Faulk are non
residents of the State Of North arolina,
pu llication is made for said non resident de-
ferdants for six weeks to he and appelr
at the office of the Probate Judge for the
County of Robson al the Court House In
Lumberton, on the 18th day of December.
1872. and plead answer or demur to the
| said petition or the same will be taken
| pro contesso, and heard e1 parte as to
them.
And the said non resident defendants
above name will take notice: That an ac-
| ton is commenced in the Probate Court
| for the County of Robeson, Oh the petl-
| ton of II ellen Faulk for Dover and thai
a summons in this action was filed TN the
| office of said Probate Court, this day, re
| curing the defendants in this petition tt
be and appear at the Office Of William A
Dick, Probate Judge for Robson County
at Lurberton, on The 10th day OF Uecem
ber. 1872, and show cause if any The,
can. why the prayer of the petitione
shall not be granted.
Witness, W. A. Dick, Probate Judge 0
Robson County at Office in LuMberton
this the 4th day Of November. A. D.
1872.
W. \. DICK,
Judge Of Probate.
nov6 1856
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Piano FOrtes.

NABE 20. anu IN aO. M. : ELF I,
N Makers. They are universally pro-
nounced by the press and the musical pro-
fession as being unsurpassed by the instru-
ments of any other makers. 1t is conceded
that they will retain their tone, and tn
general us ages of wear, far beyond those OF
any other frst-class makers.
ORGANS! ORGANS !!-MAsoN & HAM.
Inns manufacture, acknowledged by ma
jority of the most prominent musicians Of
America and Europe to be the STANDARD Of
EXCELLENCE, are among Instruments of the
class that few will need be assured of their
superiority. All kinds and styles OF the a.
bove
For Sale at
HEINSBERGER'S LIVE BOOK STORE
WILMINGTON, N. G.
Catalogues mailed promptly on arplica
| ton.
1lo-tf
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE ES.
Alamance, Jesse Gannt, con.
Alexander, j NJ Carson, ind.
Allegheny. A NJ Bryan, dem.
hnson. Col r I Bennett, con.
Ashe, Squire Trivett, rep.
Beaufort. Sam'l T Corson, rep.
BERTHE, L. G. Miller, rep.
Bhden, " i Perry, rep.
Brunswick, J Fl Brooks, rep.
Buncombe, T d johnson and David
Blackwell, cons.
Burke, P A Warlick. con.
Cabarrus, Thos j Shinn, con.
Caldwell, Ed Jones. con.
Camden, Simeon A Jones rep.
Carternt, Silas Webb. con.
Caswell, Geo Cove, Thos j Foster
reps.
Catawba, R B R Houston, con.
Chatham, Jno M Moring, y A Han
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Cherokee, B K Dickey, con.
Chowan, John l. Lindsay, rep.
CLAY, j S Andersen, con.
Clea> Gland, Jno W Gidney, con.
Columbus, Y V Richardoon, con.
Craven, 4 r Dudley, B Abbott,
reps.
Cumberland, G w Bullard, con, T S
Lutterloh, rep.
Currituck, J M Woodhouse, con
Davidson, j L Brown, John Michael,
reps.
Davie, Charles Anderson, con.
Duplin, John D Stafford, j K Outlaw,
cons.
Dare, Oliver n Gray. rep.
Edgecombe, w P MADISON, Z Willis
Bum, < reps.
Forsythe, DR. W H Wheeler, rep.
Franklin, John H Williamson,
Castor, w A Stowe. con.
Gates, r II Ballard, con.
Granville, FL I Hughes, : r G Snead,
reps.
Greene, John Patrick, rep.
Guilfrod, Joseph Gilmer, VIM Wiley,
cons.
Halifax, j Goodwin, John Bryant
reps.
Harnett. J R Grady, con.
Haywood, H P Hynes, con.
Henderson, James Blythe, rep.
Hertford, James Sharpe, rep.
Hyde, VIM S Carter, con. ss
Iredell, Shinn and Turner, cons.
Jackson, ] N Bryson, con
John~ton, W Fl Joyner, Jesse Hin
nant, cons.
Jones, Jacob Scott, rep.
Lenoir, Stephen Lassiter, rep.
| Lincoln, A j Morrison, con.
Macon, j l. Robinson, con.
Madison, H A Gudger, con.
MAJ tin, j E Moore, con.-contestea
Mcdowell, DR. Freeman, con.
Mecklenburg, John E Brown, S W
Reid, con.
Mitchell J w Bowman, rep.
Montgomery Allen Jordan, rep
Moore, Dr. John Shaw, con.
) Nash, John E Lindsey, con.
New Hanover, James Heaton, VIII
liam McLaurin, . Alfred Lloyd, : reps
Northampton, Burton II Jones, rep
Onslow, j W Shackleford, con.
Orange, DR. Pride Jones, Jones Wat
son, conss.
; Pasquotank, F N Godfrey, rep.
Perquimans, j r Dardan, rep.
u Person, Montford McGehee, con.
Pitt, Wm P Bryant, Guiliord Co,
reps.
+ Polk, N B Hampton, rep.
. Randolph, J w Bean, Harrison Fr
zier, reps.
7 Richmond. Rob't Fletcher, = rep.
Robeson, Capt W S Norment, Thos
> McNeill, cons.
!, Rockingham, David Settle, DR. A
= Johns, cons.
Rowan, DR. F N Luckey, Kerr Craig
a. cons.
x Stanly, J. Pemberton, con-
Stokes, J G H Mitchell, con.
y Surry, H NJ. Waugh, con.
Swain, 7 D Bryson, con.
TRANSATLANTIC, ! ] Mhitmore, con.
- TyrreTf, 3 Jones, con.
8 Union, Lemuel Presson, con.
i Wake, r c Badger, Jno c Gorm'
w R S Perry, Stewart Ellison, reps.
II Warren, Geo Ii King, j " Il ?
A' chall, x reps.
re Washington, DR. G Guyther, rep.
Watauga, JOS B Todd, con.
2; Wayne, Jno c Rhodes, E G Copela
ay' reps.
T Wilkes, Thos J Dula, A G Bry
cons.
The Robesonian., 1872-11-20
LEGISLATURES 1F NORTH
CAEHOLEEA.
SENATE,

1st District-Currituck, Camden,
Pasauotank, Hertford, Gates, Chd%an,
PSfquimans, 2; John L. CHAMBERLAIN,
G. w. Grandy, Jr. Reps.
End -Tyrreil, Washington, Martin,
Dare, Beaufort and Hyde, 2; J. B. Res
pass, Il. K. Stllley reps.
3rd-NortLanpton ana BERTHE, 1; Hol-
loway, rep
4th- Halifax, l /; Henry Erpes,
rep.
5tt tt-Edgccombe, |; Alexander Nc
Cabe, rep.
6th-Pitt, l; Jacob McCotter, rep.
7th-Wilson, Nash and Franklin,
Q; John w. Dunhanl, Wm K. Davis,
cons.
sth-Craven, 1; A. S. Seymour,
rep.
9th-Jones, Onslow, Carteret, l; J.
G. Scott, con.
1Oth-Wayne and Dupln, 2; vii
liam A. Allen and Lott W. Humphrey,
cons.
l1th-Leuoir and Green, I; Richard
W. King, rep.
12th-NeW Hanover, i; Geo. j. Nab
son, = rep
l3th-Brunswick and Bladen, 1; J..
Hill, rep.
14th-s Sampson, l; DR.. G. Tate Muir
ply, con
5 15th-Columbus and Robson. l
e Capt. j. W Ellis, con.
l6th-Cumberland and Harnett, l, W
! G. Troy, con.
17th-Johnson, 1; William e. Avera
e con.
d 18th-Wake, 1; James Fl. Harris,
]. rep.
l. Warren, |; John A. Hyman,
{ rep.
II 2oth-Person, Caswell ana Orange 2
n John W. Norwood, John w. Cunning
n ham, cons.
21st-G ranville, 1; Bourbon Smith
+ rep.
n Chatham, l; R. J. Powell
N con.
r. 23rd-Rockingham, /; Jas. 7. More
r. head, con.
Of 24th-Alamance and Gnilford, 2
Jas. T. Morehead, Jr., w j. Murra,
cons.
at 25th-Randolph and Moore, 1; DIR. ,
ay NJ. Worth, con.
NJ Goth Richmond and NJ ontgomery,
lat r T. Long, rep.
27th-Anson and Union, /; G. NJ.
. McCauley. con.
ut Cabarrus and Stanly, 1; J.
ere Barnhardt. con.
is 29th -Mecklenburg, |; r. 2. Warm
ith con.
3Oh-Rowan and Davie, l; Char
~ Price, con.
all 3lst-Davidson, l; John 7. Cream
rep.
32nd--stokes and Forsythe, 1; 10
NJ. Stafford con.
33rd-Surry and Yadkin, i; A.
sna Cowles, c,n. L
ast 34th--Iredell, Wilkes and Alexana
:. 2; Thomas A. Nicholson, Phineas II
ton, cons.
'on 35th-Alleghany, Ashe and Watau
ord, l; d. ". Todd, con.
Jew 36th-Caldwell, Burke, McDow
Of Mitchell and Yancey, 2; w. v. Fl'
= ming, j. NJ. Gudger, cons.
:: =. 37th-Catawba and Lincoln, l;
Iord Jas. r. Ellis, con.
oor- 3Sth-Gaston and Cleaveland, l;
W. J. 7. Miller, con.
CON Rutherford and Polk, l; n
tin Walker, rep.
: o. 4oth-Buncombe and Madison,
. NJ. Jas. FL Merrimon, con.
Jerk, 4lst - Haywood, Henderson
,eep- Pennsylvania. l; W. ?. Welch,
42nd-Jackson, Swain, Macon, G
okee. Clay and Graham, L, Dr. W
from Love, con.
,rdav Those marked * are colored. Sen;
- from the following districts are rec
was ed /: 4th, 9th, Mr.. Allen in the !
Inc 11th, 14th, 10th, 10Th, 23rd, 25th :
the 33rd, Mr.. Femming in the 36th, 4
oded 42nd. Total IA
, ora The following were members of
'' last House of Representatives M
ces as Chamberlain, Durham, Scott, Nal
sport Powell, McCauley, Naring, Niche
S and Welch. Total 8
,rred Conservatives 80. Republicans
The Robesonian., 1872-11-20
Mebane & James,

Successors to j. A. MEBANE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDIC MES, IERFUMERY,
Fancy and Toilet Articles, &C.,
s E. Corner Front & Princess Streets,
WILMINGTON, N. G.
Especial Attention paid to Mer-
chants and Physicians Orders.
The Robesonian., 1872-11-20

CPECSAL TERM OF THE SUPERIOR
y COURT FOR robson COUNTY.
His Honor, r. P Buxton, will hold a
Special Term of the Superior Court for the
county of Robeson, commencing on the 9th
day of January, 1873, for the trial of civil
causes Suitors and witnesses having bus
mess in said court are hereby notified to be
in attendance on that day at the Court
| House in Lumberton
w. A DICK, C. S. C.
Nov. 18th, 1872. 149 At
The Robesonian., 1872-11-20

r EO;R S A L e.
1 offer for sale my plantation containing
1000 acres; lying Immediately on the wsst
bank of Lumber river, FIVE miles south of
Lumberton. Two hundred acres are clear
ed and in cultivation, the balance well
timbered with pine and other g owth. A
portion of the pine have been boxed and
cultivated, but two years, there is still a
large quantity af round pine. The farm is
one of the best in the county. and has on
it dwelling and necessary buildings.
If not sooner disposed Of, this property
will be sold at auction, in Lumberton, Gu
the 7th day of december. next.
j. i. POPE.
M, r 1i0-ts
The Robesonian., 1872-11-20
Castings! Castings !!

Mr.. William Boesser is my agent at Lum-
berton for the sale of all varieties Of cast
ings manufactured at my Foundry on Big
Rockfsh. All orders left with him will be
promptly filled at Foundry prices
I employ none but experienced and skill
ful foundrymen and guarantee our work
to be as good or better than that produced
by Northern Foundries, though our prices
are considerably lower.
We have on hand and are daily maufac-
turing Andirons. Cauldrons, Plcw Castings,
| Gearing and Fixtures for all kinds of ma
ehinery, &C., &C.,
A good supply Of our work will always
be found with our agent in Lumberton
/ J. W. EMMITT.
! Nov. 90 149-8m
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N TICE.

During my absence from the State, Mr..
s. B. Tolar Of St. Pauls. is authorized to
act as my agent in the transaction of bust.
ness in this State.
Nov. 20 149-2t.
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J. D. Loves Bookstore,
r. e M O v A L.

The undersigned has removed his Book
reto No. ~ North Front Street, two
doors above the Hotel, where his old pat
rons and the public generally will find
good stock to select from.
Reasonable prices and prompt, polite
attention.
J. d. LOVE.
q North Front Street.
WILMINGTON. N. c.
| Octg lab -3m-ch.
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D. A. Faulk, B. Goodwin and wife Martha,
William Floyd and wife Eliza b., Allen
Ford and wife Amanda, ]. c. Faulk,
Richard Faux, James E. O'Berry and
wife Penelope, Volney Faulk, Hinnant
Faulk, Florida Faulk, Columbia Faulk,
Charity Faulk, Devane Faulk, Netiie
May Faulk, F. j. Floyd, Missouri
Floyd, p NJ Floyd, CASTOR Floyd, J.
W Floyd, Amanda Floyd, Weldon
Floyd, Sturgeon Floyd, G. o. Floyd
and Koxanna Floyd,
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>1EA slKIpTukE COMMENTARY.

NEa SCRIPTURE COMMENTARY.
One of the most valuable books ever pub
lished has just been issued from the press
and is being sold exclusively by subscrip-
ton. 1t is complete commentary on the
entire Bible in one large volume, and IS IN
dorsed leadingby the biblical sc GLARS OF all
denominations Rv. W. II. kirton is Agent
for the counties of Robeson, Columbus and
Bladen, in North Carolina, and Horny and
Marion in South Carolina. He also sells
by subscription Smiths Bible Dictionary.
Oct % 14o-t
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The Wilmington Journal Of Wednes-
day last gives the following account of
the bYrial Of the late Col Cowan:
The last sad tribute Of respect was
: yesterday afternoon paid to the remains
of the lamented Col. Rnbt H. Cowan.
At three O'clock the iunerrl cortege left
his residence on North FRI mt Street
followed 10y a large number of sorrowing
friends and relatives, and escorted by the
two steam fire cnsinc companies, de
] tachnsctt Of Cadets from the C'pe Fcal
Acadcaly, the officers of the Bird n. c
Reg't, he Vestry of st james church
and gentlemen Of the Chamber of Com
.mcrcc aad others. Thc remains wer
aaken TO St. james church, Of whicl
the deceased was COMMUNICATE, Whe
the beaut. ful ritual for the dead vf th
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