Dr WM Ry Syres Offers Profession Services to Citizens
Dr WM R L Syres announces he is available for professional services to Clayton and Johnston County residents. He will be at his office when not engaged and can be found in Clayton March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hk
Tlarris
Farpsburl
Farpsboro
WM. RL Syres
ENIE
Wilson
Messrs. Davis & Barnes
Tarboro’ St
S. Fountain
L—G
Mecklenburg
Washington
Federal City
Golden Prize weekly promotion offers large gold gifts
A counterfeit looking New York Weekly advertisement touts a Golden Prize scheme with eight pages weekly, promising gifts from gold watches to cash. Subscriptions vary by duration and include many prizes. claims to mail gifts within a week after payment and lists Becket & Co as contacts with addresses in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poe
Ad- Beckett & Co
Moffat Building
Broadway
Single Triggered Improvement for Double Barrel Guns
Henry Barnes of Wilson North Carolina announces a new single trigger innovation for double barrel guns. The device allows firing with one trigger, reduces misfires, simplifies operation, and offers durable construction. Rights for counties or states available for sale to dealers and gun smiths. March 1 1858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Barnes
Wilson
N.C
Duggan Jeweler Opens in Wilson Town
W S Duggan announces permanent location in Wilson to offer watches jewelry and related goods with a wide selection and fashionable styles He pledges cash-system repairs and competitive prices aiming to rival Southern shops dated March 2 1858.
Wagon and Wheelwright Business Notice
A Wilson area report announces that a new wagon and wheelwright business has opened at the dwelling premises formerly of Mr. P. Clark. The tradesman offers wagons built or repaired with wood or iron axles, spoking and riming, and invites orders from citizens in Wilson and adjoining counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
P. Clark
Wilson N C Physician Advertises Services in Wilson District
N B D Lawrence treats chronic diseases on modern scientific principles avoiding mercury antimony and arsenic. The notice invites local citizens to seek education and medical care and mentions affordable cash sale of several lots by J W Farmer dated March 2 1858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B.D. Lawrence
J. W. Farmer
Prospective Prospectus for Wilson Weekly Ledger
Prospectus announces purchase of press and fixtures to publish a weekly paper in Wilson North Carolina on March 1. It promises a neutral family newspaper with domestic and foreign news markets science agriculture and literature plus moral social and political coverage. It seeks widespread local support and offers rates and agents with specimen copies and advertising contracts.
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Wilson
X. C
Prey
Wilsy Weekly Ledger
Gress
Wilson County
Carolina
the Times
Sovruris Latenany & Fasily
Journal OF Times
Friends of Southern Literature
Times
Gratia
Ogburn, Cole & Albright
Greensboro
New Volume Begins for 1858 Weekly and Semi Weekly
The Standard announces the start of a new volume for 1858 with the first issue after January 1. This marks a shift to annual volumes running January to January for both the Weekly and Semi-Weekly editions.
Trade notice for James M. Edney commission merchant
James M. Edney, commission merchant at 56 Jon’s Street New York, offers all kinds of merchandise on 2 1 2 percent commission. Mentions Govs Swain Morehead and others, lists piano melodeon organs harps guitars music and more, and distributes a free printed list of makers kinds and prices. Also advertises a lithograph and Cherokee Physician issue with a dollar bound copy. March 1, 1258.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UYS
Swain and Morehead
N. W. Woodfin
Oy W. Osborne
C. A Mendenhall
A. M. Gorman
C. F. Deems
W. A. Graham
Nn. C
Democratic Party Principles And Organization Statement
The message declares no need to restate well known Democratic principles, as written in national and state platforms. It vows to oppose any attempt to disorganize the party by promoting doctrines contrary to those cardinal principles.
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Democratic Party of
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Opened Livery Stable in Wilson Offers Horse and Vehicle Hire
The operator announces a new livery stable in Wilson offering daily or monthly feeding of travelers horses and drovers, horse and vehicle hire by day or week, and passenger transport from the railroad any hour. remodelled stables accommodate fifty horses. staff praised for hospitality. terms moderate. dated Wilson March 2 1858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Butler
John & Co
Davy Crocket
Bullock
For
Bill
Spitfire
Gen. Walker & Co
Town Lots for Sale in Wilson
Two improved lots in Wilson offered for sale by a subscriber moving west. One on the Court House square previously used as a saloon, the other on Green Street about 13 4 acres with a dwelling perfect for a private residence. Terms easy. Call L. D. Tomlinson Wilson March 1, 1858.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Court House Square
Green Street
L. D. Tomlinson
Legal Rates of Interest in the States and Territories
Summary of interest rates and penalties by state including standard 6 percent rates, usury penalties such as forfeiture of the debt, triple or double usury penalties, and contract-based variances. Highlights include New York 7 percent usury void contracts, Massachusetts 6 percent with triple forfeiture, and District of Columbia and Florida provisions among many others.
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Ries
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Michigan
Arkansas
District of Columbia
Florida
Wisconsin
Lowa
Tariff of Commissions and Charges at Wilmington Adopted by Chamber
Tariff details commissions and charges on foreign and domestic produce, bills drawing and acceptance, freight collection, insurance, and cargo handling. Items specify percentages for sales, guaranty, disbursements, and sinking costs across various terms and shipments. Includes per bale and per barrel rates for commodities like cotton, sheetings, flour, liquor, and ore.
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Wilmington
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Ron
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Maes
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M.D
Mortley
Bea
Utica
South
Hiram Conklin
Amos Ler
Mowrener
Guallyv
West Mascheeren
Yale
Henry L. Parks
A. A. Ramsey
Atnton
Monroe O
Aston Hover
New
Your City
Pocton
Lowen
Aladelplad Ledger
Antrath
Aven
Pitt
J. c. Ayer
Lowell
Drysdale & Rountreer
Lucas & Moore
Goldsboro
All Tray
Len
Vianca Apri
Max
peLy
Gust
Octroben
Drcemper
Imace Cal
Nemtu Water
Princess Streets
Pepteway & Prit Shetty
Nashperth
Lipscomb
Re Golden Prize
W. S. Duggan, Jeweler
N. C
Rountree, Sauls & Co
Tawhoio’ Street
Ould
Samuel Marshbourn
J. J. Lawrence, M. D
Prospectus
THE
Wilson Weekly Ledger
W. H. Bunn
S. Richardson
Wilson, N. C
Congress
Kansas
Holden & Wilson
North Carolina Standard
James M. Edney
Commission Merchant
Jons Street, N. Y
B. D. Stith
United States
E. Hhds
N. C. Journal OF Education
N. C. Educational Association
Warrenton
Friends of Education
State Educational Association
C. H Wiley
Journal of Education
Free Borough
Hi. Wiley, Co
Coad
G. W. Brooks
W. W. Holden
WM. Robinson
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