GPJrJUB NOXK.rJTJHL UA.BSGlUu NflAT100,000 Acres ValuableNEW GOODS.

At Wholesale and .Retail. 1 1 u umFOR

also for recommending one to represent usin the Senate.

Resolved, that this Convention herebypresents to the people of Columbus county,A. F. Powell, Esq., as the democraticcandidate for the Commons, and recom-

mend to the people of the District compos-ed of Bladen, Brunswick and Columbus,Richard VVooten as the democratic can- -

, w J j.m mjL jlm m

SPRING GOODS.We are now receiving our Stock of

Spring and Summer Goods,Embracing a great variety of

Staple and Fancy Goods;Ladies' and Misses' BOICNETSj Gentle-mens'an- d

Boys' Panama, Leghorn, and Palm-lea- f

F. T- - WARD, wtllcarry on the Tinning bu9i-ness'- as

hereroiore, at theold stand, where he willpromptly and faithfully ex-cu- te

all work in his line.Jobbing of all kinds done

with despatch.F. T. WARD. Ast.j didate to represent them in the Senate.For the further action of this Conven-

tion, the following preamble and resolu-tions were respectfully submitted andadopted:

BOOTS, SHOES, &e.,Which we offer to purchasers at VERY LOWPRICES.

D. &. W. McLAURIN.April 0, 1S50. 5S0-t- f

J. T. WATTS,

liol&tot'ty" Land,lying5 principally in Robon"111 Duboi9'

vevs containing over itTKT5.,5?,"'n urSAND ACRES; lt R

and convenient to Lumber river ,imbf"d.quantity of Timber is now rafted'to thetown market. These lands are S.both for Timber and Turpentine, fo?Jl,S " 'pose a large part is well suited, P?rwhere the Turpentine yields morJ?IbnB5?Bthan any other sect ion of the State n ?Dl1

will be sold at a low price, and in quanTu!suit purchasers.Information respecting "the title can be obtained by applying to the Hon.

Dobbin, Esq., A. A T. Smith, Esq.!, ittoeJ.S

I understand there are many trespasser,these lands, to all of whom notice is hereby Ifender enfrCed 8gainst a11 i- -

AppIicKtion foranypartof the lands can bert K7fSeIf,,0r to JohD Winslow, Esq.,duly authorized to make sale ofTHOMAS J. CURTISJan. 13, 1849. tf.

rlfiDealer in

J. M. WILLIAMS,(Opposite Bank of Cape Fear,

Keeps constantly on hand,Brown, loaf, crushed, and refined Sugar,Coffee, Sack and Alum Salt,Swedes and English Iron,Cut Nails, Trace Chains,Saddles. Bridles, and Collars,Window Glass, S x 10 and 10 x 12,Blacksmiths' Tools in sets,Castings, Hardware and Cutlery,

Shoes, Hats and Caps.A varied assortment of Staple

DRY G O O 1 S ,Together with almost every article to be foundin the market, suited to the demands of bothtown and countrv.

The above Goo'ds will be sold CHEAP for cash,or exchanged for country produce.

Dec. 15, 1S49.

S.OOZSIITDSSY.HB Jf Ty J " baa resumed the

XXcLjCLie bookbinding busi-ness at the new store next door to Mr Beasley, Jeweler,where he will receive and execute binding in any style de-sired-

NEW GOOP- -

Our Fall and Winter Stock of

GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &c,Has now come to hand and is ready for sale. Our stock islarge, and well worthy the attention of tho?e wishing topurchase. We will barter for any kind of country pro-duce

COOK & TAYLOR.

Whereas, Ue have long witnessed withmuch regret the practice resorted to

of electioneering by, or settingout public treats; and whereas, in its influ-ence it is degrading to morals, and in theinference to be drawn from it, insulting tointegrity and intelligence; and whereas,we are thoroughly impressed with the con-

viction, that if we could entirely abolish it,we would succeed in drying up one of thegreat streams of vice and corruption thatis now flowing and spreading throughoutour country, and having this object in view,we have

Resolved, That this Convention disap-proves of the practice of candidates, elec-

tioneering by, or setting out public treats,

FAMILY GROCERIES,Provisions 8c Grain,Market Square,

Would call the attention of the purchasing public to bisassortment of Fresh Family Groceiies. Provisions. Liquors.Grain, Hardware and Cutlery, Crockery. Glass and hellerWare; Hats, Shoes, wood Ware, Staple DRY GOODS,Sec. Sec.

November 3. 1849JOS. S. DUNN

Is prepared to do all kinds of Wheelwright workwagons, carts, drays, barrows, plows, &c onthe most liberal terms, at his workshop, cornerof Mumford and Winslow streets,

March 17, 1S49.

DR. LEIDY'SSARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS.

AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS ! !

THE ENVY OF ALL PILL MANUFACTURERSBecause they are safer, better and more effica

cious than any others; and because the publicwill take no others if they can obtain them.

500;000 Boxes have been sold annually for thelast five years,YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE,can always take them with equal safety, withoutfear.

IF PILLS BE NECESSARYfor purging and clearing the Stomach and Bowels,and purifying the Blood and fluids of the body,take no others for no other pills produce thosecombined effects, or contain Sarsaparilla in them

EAT, DRINK AND LIYTR AS USUAL,and pursue your usual occupation whilst tak-ing them, without fear of taking cold, during allkinds of weather.

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARSare wagered that more genuine certificates (fromphysicians, Clergymen, Members of Congressand respectable citizens) can be produced of theirefficacy than of anv others, and

TEN DOLLARS'will be forfeited in every instance where OneBox will not do more good than Two Boxes ofany others.

FORTY PILLS ARE IN A BOX!!and sold at TWENTY-FIV- E CENTS A BOX,with directions and much wholesome advice ac-

companying each box.They have no taste or unpleasant smell,Free from dust or power of any kind,Do not gripe the Stomach or Bowels,Produce no sickness, vomiting or bad feelings,THEY ARE GOOD AT ALL TIMES,And adapted to most diseases common to mankind.DR. N. B. LEIDY, THE PROPRIETOR AND

MANUFACTURER,is a regular Druggist, Chemist and Physician, offifteen years experience in Philadelphia; Gra-duateoft-

University of Pennsylvania; Mem-ber of different Medical Institutions of Philadel-phia, New York, Boston, Baltimore, &c, andassociate and corresponding member of severalMedical Institutions of London and Paris.

$3-- Principal Depot, Dr. Leidy's Dispensarv,No. 114 North FOURTH ST., Philadelphiaand sold wholesale and retail by S. J. Hinsdale,Fayetteville; R. E. Williams, Waynesboro; Wil-liams &. Haywood, Raleigh; F. Gallagher, Wash-ington; and by all Drusrist and Storekeepers in

suns

either directly or indirectly.Resolved, That these proceedings be

published in the Wilmington Journal andNorth Carolinian, and that the other dem-ocratic papers be requested to copy.

On motion, the Convention adjourned.ABSALOM POWELL, Can.

disposed to patronize him will please callJune 1(, 1S49. 53S-t- f

WONDERS OF THE AGE.NEW STORE MD

Corner opposite Fayetteville Hotel.

from Graham's Magazine for May.LINES WRITTEN IN A BEAUTIFUL

MOONLIGHT.BY GEO. D. PRENTICE.

Sweet moon, I love thee, yet I grieveTo gaze on thy pale orb to night;It tells me of that last dear eveI passeed with her, my soul's delight.

Hill, vyle and wood and stream were dyedIn the pale glory of thy beams,

As forth we wandered, side by side,'Once more to tell love's burning dreams.

My fond prm was her living zone,Mr hand within her band was pressed,

And love was in each earnest tone,And rapture in each heaving breast.

And many a high and fervent vowWas breathed from her lull heart and mine,

While thy calm light was on her browLike puie religion's seal and sign.

We knew alas ! that we must part,We knew we must be severed long,

Yet joy was in each throbbing heart,For love v as deep, and faith was strong.

A thousand memories of t he pastWere busy in each glowing breast,

And hope upon the future castHer rainbow hues and we were blest.

I craved a boon oh! in that boonThere was awild, delirious bliss

Ah, didst thoo ever gaze, sweet moon,Upon a more impassioned kiss?

The parting came one moment briefHer dim and fading form I viewed

'Twasgonr and there I stood in griefAmid life's awful solitude.

Tell me, sweet moon, for thou canst tell,If passion still unchanged is hers

Do thoughts of me her heart still swellAmong her many worshippers?

Say, does she sometimes wander nowAt eve beneath thy gentle flame,

To raise to heaven her angel browAnd breathe her absent lover's name?

Oh when her gentle lids are wet,I pray thee, mark each falling gem,

And tell me if my image yetIs pictured tremblingly in them!

Ay, tell me, does her bosom thrillAs wildly as of yore for me

Docs her young heart adore me still.Or is that young heart changed like thee ?

Oh let thy learns, that softest shine,If still my love to her is dear,

Bear to her gantle heart from mineA sigh, a blessing, and a tear.

See's.N. L. Williamson,J. C. Pikkce, November 3, 1S49. 55S-t- f

M. & A. WALDAUERTHE MAN WHO CARESSES

MILES COSTIN,GEVRRAL AGENT

For the sale of all kinds of cou-ntrv Produce, such as

Lumber, Timber, Naval StoicsCorn, Bacon, &c. &c.

WILMINGTON, N. C.References,

HIS

P. K. Dickinson,E. P. Hall,Gilbert Potter.John Dawson,

O. G. Tarsley,Dr. Thos. H. Wright,Owen FennelJ.A. L. Price.

Wilmington, N. C.July21, 1S49. ly

WIFE IN COMPANY.The married man who carries his atten-

tion to his wife to the point of caressingher before the world, is, it will be allowed,utterly intolerable ; and we only wonderthat every man who witnesses such follyis not sick, and that every woman doesnot faint on the spot. Reader, when youwitness such an exhibition as this to whichwe allude, you doubtless believe, in thesimplicity of your nature, that it arisesfrom excess of love. If your powers ofcredence extend so far as this, pray dis-abuse your mind with all possible celerity.

What such a man desires is, to bethought the very pattern of conjugal atten-tion, as a model for husbands to copyas a man who idolizes his wife whothinksbut her, as in fact, a very miracle. If he

Importers of Readj'-mad- e Clothing, have estab-lished a branch of their Baltimore House in Fay-etteville, where they invite the attention of allto their largest and best selected stock of

GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE

Ready-Mad-e

CLOTHING,Dress, frock, and over-Coat- s, from Si to $13 ;Pantaloons, from. 75 cts to $5 ; Vests from 75 ctsto 5 ; Shirts, Drawers, Bosoms, Collars, Shoes,Boots, Suspenders, Hats and Caps, of all kindsand qualities, particularly suited to the southernmarket.

Their establishment is one of the most exten-sive in the United States. They can sell $3"- - 25per cent, less than any other house, becausethey import their goods direct from their oldestablished house in Germany.

ftf-- Measures taken and the articles furnishedin two weeks.

April 20, 1S50. 3m

JUJUBE PASTE,Feb. 16. For sale by S. J. HINSDALE.

MARBLE FACTORY."S? P, it's S

November 21, 1810. ly

. really loved his wife, rely on it he wouldAt December Term of the Court of Pleas and

VERTICAL WATER WHEEL.There are several hundred of these wheels in

in operation in different counties in North Ca-

rolina. For proof of their great advantage overthe common flutter wheel, or any other wheelsnow in use for saw mills, we confidently refer tothose who have applied them t their mills. Wecan recommend them particularly for their su-

periority in cases of a low head of water, or backwater.

We still keep a suppty of Wheels, suitable fordifferent heads of water, at Wilmington, Ncw-ber- n,

Washington, Edenton, and FayettevilleThe wheels may also be had of E.A.Brevard,Lincolnton, and Uriah Wells, Petersburg, Va.

Persons wishing to obtain the rigl-i-t to use thewheels, will be served on application to D. Mc-Neill & Co., Fajetteville, N. C.

D. McNETLL,A. A. McKETHAN.D. J. McALISTEK.

January 10, 1S50.

OIV COJVSIGjYMEIYT,10 hhds. N. O. SUGAR.

Apri 20. J. & T. WADDILL.

HATSThe Subscriber having resumed business at his

old stand on the northeast corner of Market-Square-

is just receiving his Fall and Winterstork of the LATEST and MOST FASHION-ABLE style of HATS.

He ha? also a large assortment of-- h is own man-ufacturing, with a full supply of Military Caps.Also, a large assortment of Hat and Cap Trim-mings, which he will keep contiusolly on har.d,and at prices to suit customers.

DAVID GEE.QC3 I will pay the highest prices in cash for

Fur Skins of eveiy kind, the ensuing winter.D. G.

Fayetteville, Sept. 22, 1S19. tf

SFHING & BUMMER

Quarter Sessions of Cumberland county, generalG. D. P..Letters 01 Administration ot the Estate of Alex-ander C. Simpson, deceased, were Granted lorthe Subscriber. All persons indebted to theEstate are notified to make on early pavment.- -

1 hose holding rlaims, are requested to present

1 m

not always be running after her like thedevil and the baker. For our own part,we always set down such individuals ashypocrites. There are in fact, men in theworld, who, when in public, actually striiletheir wives with kindness. They cannotsit near them without throwing their armsaround their waists without pressingthem tenderly. Some even go so (aras to kiss them on the neck, on the arms,and on the cheek sometimes even on thelips, and then it is done with such anappearance of rapture, of ccstacy, as if itwere the first time. Now it will be seenhow excessively comfortable a third part'must needs feel during this proceeding.Fur ourselves we are always tempted toexclaim. I'm sorry I intrude. Withyour permission I will go " This would pos-sibly be an excellent method of punishingthe absurdity ; for generally speaking, itoccurs that an individual who is thusanxious to show his folly who thus out

IS Wmm J Nearly opposite to E. W Willkings' AuctionStore. FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.

Jan.. 30, 1S49 y

mem to tne Ssuoscriber at this place.J. G. SHEPHERD, Adm'r.Fayetteville, Dec. 15, 1SG9. 564-t- f

NEW GOODS.The nndprsigned i now rpccivinj? and offers for sale, onthe most reasonable terms, a general assortment of

DRY GOODS,Suitable for the Spring Traue.

Panama. Palmetto, and ithr Hats of the latest fa.'.hions.to which he would invite particular attention.

STRAW BONNETS of various kinds.BOOTS and SHOES.

He also ke ps constantly on hand a stock of

Groceries, Hardware, &c,and would be glad to see his frieudt! and customers andthe public generally.

J. K. BRYAN.March 2. 1S50 575-t- f. Opposite Cape Fear Bank

CARRIAGEMANUFACTORY.

rages the laws of society, of decency, of IN QUART BOTTLES.FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD, AND FOR

THE CURE OF AYEIIS'CIERR V PECTORAL,

enqueue wno is continually caressinghis wife before witnesses nine times outof ten is a tyrant in his house. A change,indeed, comes o'er the spirit of the scene.

Sunday Dispatch.S J. HINSDALE.r or sale by

Feb'y 10, 1S30.

SCROFULA,RHEUMATISMSTUBBORN ULCERS,DYSPEPSIA,SALT RHEUM,FEVER SORES,ERYSIPELAS,PIMPLES. BILES,

MERCURIAL DISEASESCUTANEOUS ERUPTIONS,LIVER COMPLAINT,BRONCHITIS,COXSUM PTION ,FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

LOSS OF APPETITE,GENERAL DEBILITY, &.C.

It was the opinion of the ancients thatEcho was a maiden who had pined avvavfor love till nothing but her voice was left".It is characteristic that the last thins be- -

AREY & SHEMWELLWould announce to their patrons and the publicgenerally, that they have just received theirstock of spring and summer

c&ai C ZELS fig9Embracing almost every kind usually kept in the

to which they most respectfully call the atten-tion of purchasers.

They return thanks for the liberal patronageheretofore received, and a continuance of thesame is solicited of course.

North-wes- t corner Market Square, Green st.March 23, 1S30.

lonirinir to woman which survivos UnnM

From the Journal.DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN COLUM-

BUS COUNTY.

According to previous resolution, a Con-vention of the Democratic party of Colum-bus county was held at the Court-Hous- e inWhiteville, on Monday, the 13th instant.

On motion of Calvin Haynes, Esq., Ab-salom Powell, Esq., was called to theChair, and N. L. VVilliamson and Jas. e

were requested to act as Secreta-ries.

The Chairman having taken his seat,explained the object of the Convention in avery becoming and appropriate manner.

On motion of F. George, Esq., the Chairwas authorized to appoint a Committee,composed of two from each Captain's Dis-

trict, to draft resolutions for the action ofthe Convention.

The following gentlemen were appointedupon said Committee: Win Frink, J. C.Powell, M. Powell, L B. Lennon, M. I).Godwin, J. G. Powell, W. J. Stanly, G.Grissetle, J. II. Gore, W. K.. Gore, G--

Hill, M. G. Sasser, C. Haynes, and J.Pierce.

The Committee having retired to per-form their duty. Dr. Formyduval movedthat F. George, Esq., be requested to ad-

dress the meeting, who responded in strongterms that Convention was by far the mostappropriate and proper plan of determiningupon our candidates then, that, as theNVUmington and Manchester Road was ofgreat importance both to Columbus countyand the State, our representatives shoulduse all their exertion in getting the Stateto make appropriations to the Road, andthen concluded by scanning over the partyissues, and showing that the idea of a Na-tional Bank had long since become obso-lete, and was now numbered among therubbish of our memory; anil that the Pro-tective Tariff, should "the ship of State ridesafely through the present storm, would beswept away and remembered as a mistakenand unjust policy, which come near de-

stroying the Union.Mr John Meares was then called upon,who spoke in opposition to Conventions;

concurred with F. George, Esq., in hisviews as regards the Tariff; and conclu-ded that he was opposed to the State'staking stock in the Wilmington and Man-chester Road.

The Committee then returned and re-ported through their Chairman, M. Powell,Esq the following preamble-a-

mi resolu-tions, which were adopted:

Whereas, reason and justice dictate,and experience ad history confirm thebelief, that the great principles of State'

be her tongue

For llie Manufacture ofTIN WARE.

The subscriber has commenced the TIN ANDSHEET IRON BUSINESS, one door west of theCape Fear Bank, where he intends to manufac-ture TIN WARE of every description, whichwill be oflered for sale at as low prices as anyEstablishment in the State.

Country Merchants or others wishing to buyto sell again, would do well to give him a call, ashe is confident that he can suit them in qualityand price. In a few days he will manufacturesome Bikers of a new pattern, and superior toany ever oflered in this place. Call and see them.

TOW AND FLAX LINEN CLOTH,Cotton Sheetings and Yarns.

2000 YARDS TOW AND t LAX,country made.

1000 yards Cotton Homespun, country made,10 balrs Blounfs Creek. Phoenix, Kandolph.and Cedar Falls Sheetings and Little RiverOsnaliurgs.

10 hales Cotton Yarns, assorted. Numbers 4 to 12.For sale low by th bale or retail, byJNO. H . & I. MARTINE.

Hay street, above the Toot Office.May 25. ISOO. 5S7-3- vr

A. M. CAMP Ji ELL,AUCTIONEER,Ji iVDCommission Merchant,

Classical and English Of all kinds. Slirh a maHnrr- Pon,.. . .

ESTRAYED.

THE PROPRIETORS have spent much time in briDg-in- g

this prtparation of Sarsaparilla to its present state ofperfection ; and the experience ot fourteen years hasfurnished them the most ample opportunity to studv, intheir various forms, the diseases for which it is recom-mended, and to adapt it exactly to their relief and cure.Patieuts who wish a really good Medicine are invited togive it a trial, and satisfy themselves of its superiority,and the invaluable property it possesses of, arresting andcuring disease. The bottle has been enlarged to hold onequart, and in its present improved form may safely claimto be the best and cheapest medicine of the age. Its pro-gress to the fame it has attained may be traced by a Ion"Hue of facts and cures, that stand as laudmarks and beacons for the invalid, pointing the way to the haven ofhealth, and what it has already done for the thousandswho have used it. it is capable of doing for the millionsstill suffering and struggling with disease. It purifies,cleanses, and strengthens the fountain springs of life, andinfuses new vigor thoughout the whole animal frame.

LIVEF' COMPLAINT.The following is an extract of a letter received from

Rey Wm. Galusba. .Berkshire, Vt., Oct. 22. 1845,

Messrs Sands: I have been afflicted with a severe painin my side, occasioned by a diseased liver, for the last 20years, suffering at times what language canpot convey:but since taking your Sarsaparilla I have been greatly re-lieved, so much so that I have been able to attend to mybusiness, and preach occasionally, for the last 18' months.I wholly discarded all other medicine, and thoroughlytried the Sarsaparilla, which I can recommend in truthaud sincerity to all those who are in any way afflicted withany species of scrofulous complaints. There have beensome remarkable cures effected by its use in this vicinity.Mrs I. Shaw, by the use of six bottles, was restored to bet-ter health than she had before enjoyed for ten years- - andMr W. Stevens, who had been severely afflicted 'witherysipelas, was entirely cured by the use of a few bottles.

Yours truly, WM. GALUSliA.SCROFULOUS AFFECTION OF THE EYES.

South Kingston. R. I., Oct 11, 1S47.Messrs Sands : Gentlemen My little daughter, when

one ycar old, was attacked with a scrofulous humor on herface, which soon after extended into her eves, causingalmost total blindness in one of them, and disfiguring herwhole face. I employed two physicians to attend her. who

. . - ' j ovum 1 vsui!, re- -pairing Factory Drums, also Roofing, GutteringMending, &c. &c, faithfully executed with de-spatch and at moderate prices.

GURDON F. WEBSTER.Fayetteville, Mav 4, 1S30. tf

STRAYED off from the subscriber on Tuesday morninz last, two horses.

The subscriber having taken the EstabllsH- -

n?e"I.l,V'P 1:,te A- - C- - Si"P'", (situsfed oppo-site W. Mclntyre'.s store,) intends carrying o tiCARRIAGE MANUFACTURING

BUSINESSin all its rarinus brandies, and would respectful-ly solicit a share of public patronage.

Having had considerable experience in thebusiness, and having been employed in some rlthe most extensive Establishment m New Ymkand New Jersey, he flatters himself that he c;mgive general satisfaction.

He warrants all his work to be made of thebest material the surrounding country afford",and by experienced workmen? and should any ofit fail, either in material or workmanship, mtwelve months from the time e-- its delivery, hewill repair it free of charge.

Otv-- REPAIRING done in the neatest and bestmanner, and at the lowest possible prices

A. H, WHITFIELD,Fayetteville, Feb'y 23, ISoO 574-t- f.

Stf-Po- r California fGOLD OR NO GOLD!

IT. ERA3IBERTInforms his friends and customers who are in-

debted to him, to come forward and pay up theirdues, so as to enable hka to square off his debts,and leave for the ""diggins as soon as possible.He 1ms on hand a good and fresh stock of goodsin his line, which he will sell low for CASH on-

ly, as he don't, intend to do a credit business.He will sell his entire stock to any person

wishing to embark in a business of the kind, lowFOR CASH. The stand is the best in Fayette-ville for the business. This is a tine chance forany one wishing to enter a small business of thekind.

He hs a fine assortment of FLUID LAMPS,for centre tables, mantles, and bed rooms; andfluid wick, and shades and lamp glasses, forfor cash only, as it requires cash to buy light atthe north; and it is very hard, to collect inontfor fluid after it is burnt. '

Fayetteville, April 27, 1850. 3m

one a sorrel mare, light built, with oneeye out. The other a grey horse, alsoblind in one eve AnT nerson retnminir

This School, situate near the Village of Rockfish. inCumberland county, commenced on the 1st day of Novem-ber last, and was rather experimental in its origin. Butits progress in the different branches of Languages andMathematics has been such during this first term, thatthe Trustees feel authorized to recommend it as a usefuland flourishing Institution, where boys may be preparedeither to enter College, or for any of the ordinary pursuits

A few more pupils may be accommodated, and boarding-ca-be obtained iu the neighborhood at reasonable rates!

Tuition for a term of 5 months, $.10With the Classics. 15There will be a vacation of four weeks in July.

f. MURFHY, )WM. McMILLAN. S Trustees.' H- - McNeill, S

Rockfish, May 4, 1850. 554 tf

the said horses to me at Fayetteville. or giving me infor-mation of their whores boats, will b liberally rewarded

May 25, ISoO. 587-t- f. WM. MITCHELL.

JUST RECEIVED,Ami for Sale, low for Cash,

the following articles, to-wi- t:

wEl 7C i fPWon ha! titly been filledgood ICK, imported Charlos-lorV5- "

Poston- - The House will b opened" and theSSTo Hf r abo"he middle "he present month

erTfr V1 Pub,ic House8 can bu suppliedmorning (Sundays excepted) at their door l,r

ry, and at times a very important one. of s",f--

UZSXl-0- . tryit ain'."iSSEi on thethed enconraje and mainiu themFor the proprietors.

F,?.U..M,,A?ri16.lS5Q, "ANIEI' JOn5SSfx- -

Carpenters'. Coopers' and Blacksmiths' Tools,Files, assorted, large and small, flat, round.

nan luuuu, aiiu square,Hatchets, assorted sizes, &c.

SAMPSON BOON,Hay street, third door oast of

May 25, 1830. .S7-t- f. Fayetteville Hotel.

SOMETHING NEW!!And the best article known for cleaning and

polishing Brass, Brifania, Tin, Glass &c.Every family will have it when they know itsvalue.MOUNT EAQL.ES TIUPOL1.

SECOND STOCK. JOHN D. WILLIAMS,COMMISSION & FORWARDING

MERCHANT,

Kiguls Democracy, being founded in equal-ity, are of the first and highest importance

'

in the administration of government tothe promotion of our general interests 'andto the stability of our Union; and whereaswe, having the progress and prosperity ofour Republic at heart, it is a duty incum-bent upon us as democrats, to look to thesuccess of those great principles and patri-otic measures which are openly professedand ably expounded in the democraticcreed: be it therefore

exaiuswa ineir utmost smu to give her relief, but it allproved useless, and finally one of them remarked to methat he had known of some striking ewes effected bySands' Sarsaparilla. and advised me to try it. I obtainedone bottle which she commenced using, and before it wasall used up it had effected an entire cure. It is now overfour years since she was cured, and there has been no re-appearance of the disease, and we are satisfied that it is aperfect cure. It gives me great pleasure to add that I canrecommend it to every sufferer from any similar complaint.Yours respectfully. GEO. ROBINSON.

Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A B & D.SANDS. Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton street, cor-ner of William, New York. Price $1 per bottle; six bot-tles for $5.

For sale by S. J. Hinsdale, Fayetteville ; byDr. A. C. Evans & Bro., Wilmington; by P. F.Pescud, Raleigh; by Dr. A. Maltoy, Cheraw;and by Druggists generally throughout the Unit-ed States and Canadas.

May 4, 1S50.

B USINESS AGENT.A RARE CHANCE,I H?t! recived my second stock of Summerii.n? am PreP"rto sell on the mostSS rm8at wholalr retail, Boy's

UK BUSINESS.

Ejections for Use mn Metalic Surfaces.Kub the finished surfaces with a little of theTripoli on a damp cloth. Finish with a dry finecloth or wash leather. On Brass, use oil or al-cohol; Silver and Gold may alo be cleansed andpolished with a soft brash, slightly dusted withthe Tripoli, and used dry.

JPiS11"1" Glass Plates or Windows.Slightly moisten the cloth for the Tripoli, withwater or alcohol; rub it on the glass and follow

immediately after with a fine dry clothFor Cleansing the inside of Glats Chimneys fa- Lamps and Gas Burners.etl

with water r alcoholand aJitjpoll ; this rubbed ou the will effectirTli 5move smoke, or .burnt' Sains Seasileave a beatif.il lustre. Simnlv rin.lfl 1nd

r,"sm& 1D Watcompletes the process:by S J: HINSDALE. -March o.3d, 1

i AZTl. ?rfln u f continued ill healthtanama, Fashionable Br- - m J a. VIU 11UUEW.nT Person who can give attention to the businexs.this is an opening that does not occur every day ThLeghorn,Tuscan,Palm Leaf,

do Silk,Broad0brim,MolkinBeaver. kf

Resolved, That as the period for ..elect-ing members to represent us in our nextLegislature is approaching, and that, ac-cording to the expression of a previousdemocratic meeting of this county, thisConvention is now organized, for the pur-pose of selecting and nominating a candi-date to tepresent us in the Commons; and

The undersigned will attend to such businessas the procuring of discounts, renewal of Note

procuring of northern Checks at either of theBanks in this place, and drawing of Pensions.He will also attend to the collection and esta-blishment of Claims against the United States, for

soldier's services in the Mexican war, or n

other business of that nature. - He will also dravr

up any instrument of. writing where a penmanis required and do any other writing whatever.

Apply at , the office of the Plank Road Com-

pany, under the Fayetteville Hotel.Refers to any of the merchants in Fayetteville.

JNO. W. ROSE.Sept. 8, 1849. 550--tf

FOR KENT, an(till t table andvj Bva. uwuoc , wvMum mi excellent muiarunecessary appendage.; With a large assortment of my ownturf, of Beaver, Coon, and Wool Hat?.

manureDAVID GEE

; May 25, 1S50. 7- -The estahtishaaent occupies four rooms, and ia

situated in the heart f the town. PsantlyHe will dispose of it on trms favorable to the BurehlL.

for tha reason above mentioned.

That desirable country residence, 2 miles fromtown, lately occupied by R A. Stuart.

April 6. 5S0-- f Apply to M. McKINNON. BROOKSBANK.May 18? 1350.