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"!:: TOU CHRISTMAS ;
1 i k Y JO K)US, g hoc i: HIES,
'MtlSIC A L INST ii V M ENTS,
k; C H I NAf J EWELK1JY,
FANCY' AUTICLKH & TOYS;
TKNt: of the Partner of the firm, bamj jot re
i Ujim. dom the North bu brought wah him,
i larjec tod better sapplj. f ,i"K Good, ia tho abuire
branches, (hit4iM been kept in- tho eubliahraent
V beratofora ; a1 of which, ijn. prices end quality ere
well worthy to be recommended to our numerous
f? friends i and the puttie, as we are very well aiU u sell
low as any Store in this City. j
. p v mx r goods; ' ' . " ;
i f Anentirely fresh asiortmeni, espedatty Calicoe,
Handkerchiefs Woollen Ci.wkU, uluves 'aiid tocK
ltiira . M ukrat and HeA skin Ca:. Wbtetinjs and
K 8hu;tin;i, etc. ' ' . r ' A ;
FANCY GOODS, HARDW ARE & CHINA.
. aFine artificial Flowers.- latest fashion foi ..winter.
rtifidial Heir. LadW anc? and Work Boxe
Writing desks. Baskets Snuftboiee from 5 cu to
$3 50 1 TaveUing Bags, Thermometera, Walking
Canes, finest Raxors, Shaving utensils, Dirk, t e
and Pocket Knives of great, variety Scissors ; J
terv larce adbplr f Pistol,: Percus4on caps. Shot
and Sbotbeltay Utrdbsgs, Powder flasks Cotton and
Wool cards, patent Balances, i Kitten., AwiMioe
thread, Spurs, Cloth, Teeth, Hair, Hat and 8lne
.broshes j Slates, Fishing Utensil, Looking-glasses,
. various ... sizes, Collee-milbj, Pins, Needles,. Purses,
Pocketbooks, Night Tapers, Smoking Pipes, 1 wine,
Corkscrews, Whips, Pencils, Buttons, plain and
painted Mags, Mohair Caps. Clucks, Waiters, Lamp
Glasses, Tumblers, Bowls, Plates, Capsand-Saucerg,
Diwesv Pitchers, Cocoa-gourds, various Lamps.
FRESH CONFECTIONARY & CROCERIES.
v 1 Sngar, fiofiee, Molasses i 250 Us. fresh fancy and
t ether Candies, Soda JB utter and Water I'rackers,
- Pilot bread, Sugar and Ginger Cakes, be3t Pine Ap-
pleother.Ctteese,8molE.euSaliDrtn,Scotch Herrings
Smoked Tongues. 8aosages,Figs, Prunes Datea, Fil.
berts.Palm, Wall and Cocosnuts, Almond, Preserves
Pickles, Brandy Fruit, Oranges, Lemons, Popper
- aattce, Chocolate, Nos. 1 and 2, Macaroni, Currantsi
Raisins, Citron Nutmegs, Liquorice, Cinnamon,
Masard, Starch, Tea, Olive Oil, Sperm and Fallow
Candles, - Soaps, white, yellow, variegated, Castile
' and perfumed ; Chewing & Smoking Tobarco, genu
ine Principe and other Segars. Scotch and Mrs. Mil-'
Ier Snuff, Canary Seed, Allspice, .Pepper, Black
ingj Indigo, Copperas, Logwood, Madder, Lamp and
Candlewicks, Apples, Grapes, 'Jujubepasle, Newark
Cider, Ale, Porter, 200 brandies Cotton Yarn, Buck
ets, Brooms, Whaie and best Sperm Oil, &e.
GENUINE PORT AND MADEIRA WINE,
old only by the measurt.
;s; . ; PERFUMERY. ,
- Otto of Roses, Macassar, Bears, Antique Oils, Po
natnaa, Cologne, Florida and Lavender Waters.
JBhaving soap, Essences, Opodeldoc, Bergamott, pink
8aucers.
- ' MUJCAL INSTRUMENTS.
FbestYiolfnsj bows; strings, bridges, screws, Fin
'gerboards; Guitais, Flageblettes, Fifes, Flutes, Clari-
onetts, Accordeons, Brass Trumpets;
I , , STATfONARY.
- 'v Almanacs, Primers, Spelling, Picture and Song
Books, Geographies, Key of Heaven (Cathelic,) En
gravings, Paper, Pens, Quills, Ink, Inkstands, Ink
powder, Sealing-wax, Letter-stamps, Wafers.
" Fencing and Boxing Apparatus.
Foils, Swords, Gloves, Masks, Hats, Breastplates,
: 's:t :-V GAMES. ' j .
. J.Dominoa, Chessmen, Backgammon, Keno, Ten
pins, Cop and Ball, Graces and Battledoors, skipping
ropes Rollet.
f--. JEWELLERY.
' : Fine gold and silter, as wefl as german silver, and
pinchback; viz. Breaslpins; Ear-rirjgs, Pencils, Fi'n-ger-ringsV
Thimbles. . Table and Tea Spoons, De
sert Knives and Forks, Metal Combs, Tea Bells,
Spectacles, Bell-buckles, Keys. '
u Zi:tA - toys. '
- A large, and choice supply as Printing Presses,
painted Children's Trunks, Wheelbarrows, Bureaus,
Marbles, Humming tops. Drums, Rattb-s, Whistles,!
..." taoath Organs, Harps, Trumpets, Magic Lanterns,;
Paintboxes, magnetic Toys, false Faces, Cannons,
Microscopes, China setts, Drummeis, fancy toys,
- and all sorts of Dolls. .
J ; G. W. & C.GRIMM E,
Corner of Fayette ville and Hargett Streets
Raleigh, Dec. 1, 1843 96
jr wr nooKsjrEir books.
fmHE Mysteries of Paris, a novelty Eugene Sue
JU translated from the French by C. H- Town
Perilous Adventures, or Remarkable Instances of Per
: severance, Courage and suffering, by R. A. Daven
port.' The Constitutional Jurisprudence of the Uni
ted States, by W..A. Duer, LL. D. AUo, the 16th
number of Alison's Europe. The 5th numW r of Mc
Culloea'a Gazetteer. Also, the Girl's Reading Book
in Poetry and Prose, by Mrs. Sitfourney. For sale
7 ' TURNER & HUGHES.
1 December 7. . 93
Passase to Haiti more.
THE superior Steamboat, COLUMBUS or PO
JAHONTAS, will leave City. Point direct for
Baltimore, every Widshdit afternooni at 3 ocl.Kk,
or immediately after the arrival of the Cars from Pe
tersburg, arid will land Passengers in Balumore, the
i next evening. The accommodations on board these
r Boats are very superior, and the passage, includin"
meU through from Petersburg to Bliimore, only S8.
.Returning, will leave JHltimore every Saturday after-
1 w uv .... 1 '
. l: X J; BRANDT, Jr. Agent.
- Balumore. Mar. 10, 1843. 22 ly
C C. NELSON
FAS UlOtf A OLE TAILOR, i
(Ona door 8oaA of Dr. N, L. Stith Drug Store
. FAYETTE VILLE.STREET, !
c RALEIGH, .V. C.
. X? His charges will be regulated by the Umes.
Cbttiw done at reduced pricea. v
Dec. 6, 1843. , 93 tf
IHiD " t . " Atot or neavy
- Ul Brosans Extra Sizes. AUo, 4 Case of heavV
ewed .Water nrflnfRi. jr
t k ,W JAMES M. TO WLE3.
Raleigh, Dec 19. tmi
r , w a
. Freih from tlir. nM.
-' ' A"llS0Na Hktir f Kns?AA klv.: 1 f
' fdUion ; bj Edward S.Gold.Er
-!;5On.?L0l"0 100". frornihe Frenl
W;Roorrienne. his private Secretarv.
, zJll hMe:
' T, . V . varu ia forming a perfect e
timata. of tb. peoon.l character, of N.le
.7 T'"a w M present, in iu graphiedelinestu, r
character, fs Bowell'a I Jf f 15"
x aha Book EstabUslunent of TT
For sals at
IT US T RECEIVED, another, supply of
fjl fresh and desirable JDrflG Q OdHv
which we offeir to , purchasers v anusaally ? low p;a
3 y ards wider Hamilton Cotton Sheeting, v r -.
5-4 Heavy Twilled Englislr Fitnnels; - t !
Crape de fon;i:husafi aiid Atapacea, -
V Uem-stiicbed Linen C. Handketchiet,! tSM ?
, Watered, Cardinals and Maiililla Bcaxbi !! ibt
. Lile Laces siidEJginps. ,4:; -V -f
Silk Fringe, Egvptisui M'U snl Cashmere Hose,
Fancy 'prints,' atarge assorimen C 4
' And many other Gooiis, to! an examination of
which, the attention nf purchaiiers is in viteL , ,
, . ; , J H. BECK WITH & CO.
, v, , f . , Eayetteville fctreet, .
" ' " A few doors above Mi. R. Smith Store. .
Raleigh, OH. 24. ' ' 86--
, . . November 25011843. .
NEW STORE.
THE Subscriber have just received a very Urge
lot of Goods, which tbey will sell at unprece
dented low price: : , j"X !
t Rich embroidered ?t ipe Shaded Si!ks,Xnewtyb)
Fis'd Ambre '
Plain and figured Black and Blue Black do.
Stripe Cashmere de (ast, '
Moulin de Lanes, very ebeep,
, and Hgured Chowan andOrleansFancy,
.Superior Black and Blue Black Alapacca,
Black Satin Stripe Satin de lihome,
Calicoes, a Lirec'aKsorimenl, :
2 eaes Furniture Calico, j
Pent'y Plains, (for servants, '
Caroline Plaids, (for Ladies Dresses,
Superior Watered and figured Siik Cardinal,
' Mantilla Scarf, wadded, new article,
Plaid Stripe N H and figured Shawls, large variety,
A large assortment of Domestic Goods.
50 pieces White, Red, Yellow and Green Flannels,
every price,
Bleached and Brown Canton Flannel.
144, 12 4, 11 4; 10.4,9-4 and8-4 Whitney
Blankets, very low. Point and Duffle do. 5-4 Si ,12-4
Bleached Sheetinss, Brown and bleached Sheeting
and Shirtings together, with many other goods, all of
which will be sold extremely low, fur cash. A
J. H. BEOKWITH & CO
Fayelteville Street.
t Pieces vard wider Flannels, 22
JF Jf cts. yard and upwards,
Yard wide heavy brown Cottons, 6 cts. yard.
Bed Ticking, good J at 9 cts. do
150 pVs Furniture Calicoes, at 5, 6, 8 & 10 cts yd
A new style Chusans, 35 cts. yard,
Plaid Lindsey L 14 do do
Calicoes fur d reuses - 5 do do
All Wool 5-4 EnslUh Flannel, 60. cts yd
5-4 brown Sheetings, (fine) 12 j cts yd
Superior black Alapacca Lustre 60 cts yatd
do Mazarine and Brown Lustre,
Striped Cliamelion Silks,
Black and Fancy ilk Shawls.
lhe above Goods have uMteen received, and are
oflered to purchasers at but alight advance on North"
ern prices, fur Cash. ;
J. H. BECK WITH 4 CO.
Payetteville Street,
r A few do:rsalove Mr. R. Smith's Store.
Dec. 5; 1843. 97
PRINT WAREHOUSE.
IN NEW YORK.
JTp F. LEE -'formerly of the firm of Lord &
ll5Lees Lee& Babcock,4c.,and U. B. BHE WS-
IMSK, umler the firm of LEE & BREWSTER.
have established at
' 113 PEARL STREET.
Hanover Square, New York, a Warehouse on an
extensive scale,
r EXCLUSIVELY FOR
To supply the City and interior trade, by the piece or
package.
By confining their attention entirely and exclusive
ly tp this one article, L. & B. are enabled not
only to exhibit a more extensive and beautiful assort
ment than is to lie found elsewhere, (there being no
similar establishment for prints in the United Slates
but to fell always at prices as low, and generally low
er, than those of houses whose attention and means
aie divided among a large variety of articles.
1 he Mock, embracing Some Thousands f differ'
ent Patterns and Colorings, including a splendid
assortment of French l'rinls comprise all ihe la
test and choicest styles, to which will be constantly
added all the new and desirable patterns as tnev ar
pearin the maiket, besides many which will be print
ed exclusively for their own sale.
Purchaser of this article will find it 10 their inter
est to examine this Stock before buying their Prints
If they do not purchase, they will at least have the
advantage of seeing all the new style, and learning
the lowest market price.
Catalogue of prices, corrected with every variation
of the market, are put into the hand of buyers.
ORDERS.
As L. & B. Vill keep this great assortment at all
seasons of the year,. they will, of course, be able to
execute orders even in the depth of winter, (when
other establishments here have no stock of goods,) in
ihe best manner, and they solicit the attention of
dealers to this very unusual advantage, which their
establishment offers, 1
Tebms. All goods are charged at net cash Drices.
as per Catalogue, which will be sent with all goods
ordered; and4f time is siren, interest will hn m!lui
Oct 11, 1843. 61 ly
New Fall and Winter
GOODS,
fljlUK sAt.Li, at the Commission 8tore of
Subscriber, Fayettevdle Street, onnosit ih
Post Office, and next door to the New Market House
Prices LOW, for Cash.
Among the articles just received, will be found
Flannel, white, red, yellow and Salisbury, AUo,
Frenrh Ginghams new style for Winter.
Black Alacca.
. Mooslin de Laines. .
Merinoea French and English.
Calicoes a great variety.
Lisle Edging a beautiful variety.
Bilk, raw Silk and Cotton Stockings,.'
Also, au assortment of Groceries, 4 c. &c.
JOHN T. WEST-
Nov. 14.
91 if
FALL SUPPLIES OF
. Jlusic, -Musical ins I rumen ts
FJJVCr ARTICLES, See.
Foa SAI.K ir'
E. P. N ASH,
Sycamore Strget. Petersburg, Virginia.
CrT5Y Mrre,hant n oiheu in wantof.nv
the mo, destrable slock I have ever offered, at ereaJ.
ZZt?1''"?'-, frm old frienfslnd
customers 1 solicited.
SjOR REThat convenient Office in the
. v S6,,T" baWtngs,next door to P. H. Bus-
(. . -'T'l'l
Nov. I, 1843 T ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RALEIRn it n.
Not. 50 ,1843.
93 6m
ScIrnLtX r heavy f0.
Mgratn Carpeting, -t lo ,nh ih fiimekf ?
R.Wsh: JfUjs. JAMES M. TOWfiES.'
: at
; - GREENSBORO', N. C. 1 m; !
rmHIT Ejrereises of thfi Inrthnt ion, bT which Gov
ft y emor -Mehead is' Proprietor and Pajron,' will
be resumed oa the 9 ih. November next, under the
peiiott-ndence of Mi liyeK aided by a number of
accompbshed'Aiit'wtant 7'eacbers and xJlbe Session
wiil continued ve months, at the terminstion of which,
there will boa Public Ex kmmatibn; which" it is hoped
Pari nts and Guardians will attend. ; "' i ' " "
The Ituiklings are iiew and exnaie the accom
modations good, and the pupils wHl i board in the in
stitution with ihe Tutoresses, and ba constantly under
their aperv:toii. , ' , , .
Of the ibilitv!; zeal and fidelity with which those
in charge of this School discharge their duty the best
recommendattn i "to found in the advancement
of their Pupil,to which reference is cheerfully made.
Suitable Chemical and utLer-apparatus wilj be
i ruvide.l , 1 . ',
The f.illowina Branches of Education will consti-
lute the regu'ar crturse :
Rhetoric, ''
' Asironrtrov,
Reaiiing.
Writiiigi,
Grammar,
Geography,
with use of
( 'oinfHwiiion,
Belle Lettre,
Ariihcaetic,
Algebra,
Natural: Pbiloophy,
IntrSk-ctual do
M inert I gy, .
Botany,
fhemistry.
Needle-work. ; .
Geornetrr,
Atlas and Glbes,
EXTRA' STUDIES, ?ER SESSIOX
Music, (Piano $20,Gaiiar t5
Drawing atd Painting, ' .
Wax work, . ,
Shell work,
Worsted flower-work,
Italian, I profj.Mor', charge.
$20 &
15
10
8
5
Latin,
Greek. - .
10
10
The School U divided into appropriate classes, to
which each pupil is assigned, according to her schol
arship. ' -r ' '
The classes are so arranged, that pupils may take
only a part of ihe regular cour.e if it be preferred, and
any part of the extra ktudie. .
As it may not be convenient for some pnpilatotake
the full course prescribed in this Institution, the In
stroctors would be glad to know the probible length
of time the pupils will be permitb-d to remain in the
School, that they may prescribe to them the course
most advantageous for the time they may remain.
Terms $75 per session, for tuition in the regular
course, boards washing, fuel and lights.
For the extra Studies, the prices affixed thereto,-
Dr. Wilson, the President of the Caldwell Inst tutc,
during the absence of Gov. Morehead,: will visit the
Institution, examine the pupils, and ascertain their
progress.
Communications relative to the School may be
addresstdto M. A. HOYE,
Greensboro', N- C.
J Three or four excellent, well-
toncd Pianos or sale, as above.
RKFEHKXCKS :
The President and Professors of the University of
N C. The President and Professors of the Cald
well Institute. The Judges of the Superior Courts.
N, B. Stage fare to and from Raleigh and inter
vening points to Eitgeworth half price for pupils by ar
ranaemeiit with contractors.
Oct. 12, 1843. 1 82
Office Wilmington Raleigh R. Road Co.
.Nov. 14th, 1843. J
THE Georgia, South Carolina, and this Rail Road
Company will transport on their respective lines
emigrating families, their bassaee. &c .on the most
favorable terms ; say, for ten members of a family and
not exceeding twenty, at three cents per mile, and
twenty and above, two cent per mile each ; provided
they start from this State. Furniture and extra bag
gage in proportion. E. B. DUDLEY,
President W. & R. R. R. Co
November 15ih, 1843 93 3m.
EW LAW BOOKS. Just published,
a new edition of Martin's and 2d vol.
of Haywood's North Carolina Reports, in one vol-
ume with notes, referring to subseauent enactment
of the Legislature, and decisions of the Court of Con
ference and Supreme Court, with marginal abstracts.
and Table of Cases renorted nnd a nrn in.lBT i.v )..
Hon. Wm.-H. Battle, one of the Judzes of the Suoe-
rior Court of Law, of the Stte of North Carolina.
Also, the 3d volume of Law Reports of the Supreme
Courts of North Carolina, and 2d volume of Eauitv.
by Hon. James Iredell, Reporter of the Supreme
Court.- Also, just received, the 1 3th volume of Con
densed English Chancery Report, and the 40th vol
ume ot ing!ish Common Law Reports. Stephen's
Nisi Prius, in 2 vols. The first volume of Howard's
Reports of the United States Court. F snle hy
TURNER & HUGHES.
November 9, 96,
SPLENDID CAPITALS.
1- $48$3
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 3, for 1844.
To be drawn at Alexandria, D. C, oa Saturday the
20th of January, 1844.
14 DRAWN NUMBERS.
GRAND SCHEME.
40,000! Si 2,000!
6,000 Dollars 5 000 Boilars
3,500 Dollars 2,500 Dollars
2,000' Dollars 1,969 Dollars
2 of 1,250 ! 2 of, 1,200 ! 20 ot $1,000
20 of 500 ! &c.
Tickets $10 Halves $5 Qarters $2 50.
C5 rtificHtes of packages of 26 whole tickets 130
Do. do -26 half. An ft
Do.
do
26 quarter do 32 j
w
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class No. 4, for 1844.
To be drawn at Alexandria, D C, on Saturday,
the 27th January, 1844.
BRILLIANT CI1EME.
" 30,000 Dollara 10.000 Dollars
5,000 Dollars 2,387 Dollars
2 prizes of 1 l00j 5 prizes of 1,250
3 do 1,3001200 do . '500
&LC. &C
Tickets SlO-HuIves 5-Qua'rters $2 50.
Certificate of a package of 25 whole tickets $130
go- do. 25 half do v 65
r-r-L, j 25qnarterdo. 32$
For Tickets and Shares or CtrtiJUates of Pack,
ages in the above Splendid Lotteries-address
J. G. GREGORY di Co. Managers,
i . Washington, D. C.
ti uW,n!" "nt ,mmediatery after they are over to
an who order as above. !
PORTRAIT, MINIATURE,
AND HISTORICAL PAINTING.
.' lOfi JO: S. FNDB.
t a 0F NORTH CAEOLXNA,
HuViD-TUitf1 Europe fot : the purpose of perfecting
himself in his profession, is now prepared to execute
. .! Portrait TgiPiatnTeg, &c,
Those wishing t., avail themselves of hi profession
al "mces, are requested to ll at his Artellier on
HHsborugh Street, 100 yard West of the Cap tof
where rnen, of hisexecuUon may be seen.
, wrpi. I.J, 1BW.
15
R 1C'N ANU F1.6UR.A g. sS:
-iSu WILL: PECK.
,9. . .? . m-)o.
ri n vi a "in
1 S "t1 Mo"4y 9th January,
1844. in th K!u;- i.ii '
Haywood, near the old AciuW fmian.
Raleigh. January g. g
' Il l IO Eel the mnnn iK.i Ti - " .
t , - j mom mo row.
II' It. - li (I., i' li. -
Win 'aiUia iriiyt'l
v
Vf!-
APUBLC BLESSING.., , ,e
Tk. T;ii hnvA I.mer been known and apprecia
ted, for their extraordinary and' immediate powers of .
relOTjng perwc 1
pearly every kindof diaetq which4he human frame ,
Is liable, . .. -' ''. -. i r'""-ivs.-
They are:particularlv recommended -to sll to e
Mronrwho"arifilicted With any Mnd of W cArpic ' '-
or neeringe0npldit, B ihet im o medicine be- -fore
t he public which has natural and happy efloct
and to me formation ol neaitny cnjie auu iuervyjf pu
rifying the blood " A , .' .'j .t
They "are 'acknowledged by the hundred" arid thou
sand who are using them, to be not only the most
mild and pleasant in heir operation, but the most per
fectly innocent; safe and efficient :medifin ef offer
ed to the public. .Those who onc e make a ril of
. ' " - s a t I si. C "
iheRe Pills, never afterward fee willing to be wituout
them, and call again for more;
which is suuicicnt
proof of their good qualities. ' 1'
Price25 cents per box, with full tlirclions. :
The -following is from Col. James Porter, a respecla
bl citizen of Gibson Co., Ten-
Gibson Co , Tenn. December 0, 142.
To lr. Sfbjscer :
Dka Si n : This is to certify, that I have used in
my famfy within the last eight months, one dozen
boxe of vour Veaetab'e Pill, and I consider them
decidedly-superior to any other Pill I haveever used
I have been afBicted for the last three or tour year
with a severe dyspeptic and liver affection, accompa
nied :it times with a " nervous head-ache, which at
time totally unfitted me for physical or mental efforts
and for the enjoyment ! of the common blessing of
life, and must acknowledge, that your Pills have o
far restored me, th-t I feel nearly as well as ever, and
I really Jhink that the further use of them will make
an entire cure. I was also troubled with a bad cough
and affection of the lungs, proceeding as I suppose,
from the complaint, and 1 am entirely relieved ftom
that. Some of my neighbors are aUo using the 'gill
with the mon decided benefit. The Pills' cannot be
too highly recommended, - and I candidly confess (hat
I have derived more real benefit from them than f om
any other medicine I have ever taken, and I think
every family should always keep a supply of them
on hand. JAMES PORTER.
Pine Grove, Macon Co., Ala., Aug. H, 1842.
Dr Spkvckr, . 1 , -
It affords me real pleasure to certify what T know
of the unrivalled excellence of your anti-bilious pills.
I have used them in my family, and know of their
being used in very many families with which I am
acquainted, in complaints tor which your medicine is
offered as a remedy. Tbey have never failed in giving
entire satisfaction. They are considered by us who
have used them as the best family medicine with
which we were evejc.acquainted.
BENJAMIN BAIRD.
. Dr. HULL'S COUGH LOZENGES are now ra
pidly superceding all other preparations for the relief
of Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Whooping Cough, Ca
tarrh, Tightness of the Chest, Bronchitis, and similar
Pulmonary affections.
Price, 25 cents per box, with directions.
ALSO pR, HULL'S
Are tlie suTest and sa!et Worm Destroying Medicine
ever discovered. It is estimated that in the United
States,
100,000 CHILDREN DIE ANNUALLY
from the effect of Worms alone. . This vast mortality
can be almost entirely prevented by the use of Hull's
celebrated Lozenges. .
Price, 25 cents per box, with full directions.
All of the above, medicines are for sale by Wil
liams & Haywood, and Dr. Stith, Druggists, Raleigh.
E. J. Hale and Samuel J. Hinsdale, Payetteville.
Janes W. Carmer, Druggist, Newbern ; and on en
quiry, may be found at the principal Drug Stores and
villages throughout the Southern and Western States.
Oct. 2, 1843. ' 79 6mo
BHANDRETHS PILLS.
PICTURE OF HEALTH.
Health is characterized in an individual
by the absence of all p-iin. suffering, or affection in any
part of his body ; by the free and regular exercise of
all his functions without any exceptions. They con
sist in having a good appetite at meal times, an easy
digestion, free evacuations, without looseness or cos
tiveness at least once in every twentyfour hours, and
withourheat, dryness, or. burning--at the passage ; the
free issue of the water without acrimony or burning,
and without a reddish sediment which is always a
sign of a present or an approaching pain ; quiet sleep
without any j'agitation or troublesome dreams: no
tate.of bile dr other bad taste in the mouth upon ris
ing in the morning; no sourness or disagreeable ris
ing of the stomach ; a clean tongue a sweet breath ;
no itching, pimples or spots on the skin; no piles
no burning heat upon any part of the' bbdy ; no ex
cessive thirst when unexposed to labor or other known
cause ; no interruption to any natural evacuate, nor
pain at their periodical return.
.Where the state of the system does not harmonize
with the above picture of health, it is of the greatest
importance that nb time le lost in sending for a Doc
tor, or in the use of foolish remedies too often the re
sult nf speculation ; instead of this course let a dose of
Brandreth's Pills be taken, which will not deceive, but
will at once restore health to the organ or part that
requires it. -
All who wish to preserve their health, all who are
determined to defend their life against the encroach
ments of disease, which might send prematurely to
tse grave, will without hesitation have recourse to the
Brandreth Pills, when the state of thei.ysem does not
harmonize with the above picture of health. They
are in general use by the Ladies in many parts of our
country with the happiest effect.
Those who live in a country where contagious or
other diseases prevail, should often think of this true
picture of health, and observe himself with particular
attention, in order t act accordingly. The wise and
rightly directed willfollow this, advice the unwise
are left to their own destruction.
WILL ; PECK,
" . . ' Agent at Raleigh.
October. 184S. - 8&ly
P S. I have also Dr. Brandreth's celebrated Liu i
ment for sale, with certificates of remarkable cures.
:' ' - - ' - ' ' . - W. P.
8IOCCOSJPRWJCiS
FOR SALE,
fipH ATVaraable Property SHOCCO SPRINGS
1L vWth all the Land adjoining, being 450 acres 1
am .fesirouvto sell. This distinguiaheo watringiace
! "3 know!H th i unnecessary to deSS
Yr' yP;ovfets are sufflcient to accommodate
fro fin to fihanred persona. In the hands of a
gentleman calculated to manage such ah Esrablish
ment, .Is profiu would be reaily increased beyond
what a lady can make there. , I wUleell ihe whob? es
iaWwhrnent upon liberal terms, or exchange in part for
hkely negroes. My f,ieds, Jon, D. HawxWo!
vviliiam K. Kf.arnet, will aid me in the negotia
tion, to whom I refer, and offers are berebv invited to
tr at for the property. Address either of the gentle
men named, or myself, though the Pt Otfir at
Warrenton. If I should not be able tosell thi fo
erty I will, as usual; open the boue next Summer
ZvZA"' ceUnt condition for
Useir comfort and convenience. . ',' ' ' 1
ANN JOHNSON.
Dec. 16, 1843.
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BMPRQVEMENT in whateyerregards the happi
ness and welfare of bu r 1 race is cimstant ly on the
march to j er lection ,iand with ech ucteeding day
some new problem is solved, or a;me profound secret
revi-aled. having an important and direct bearing over
rhu fitgheat "destinies. If we take at4 retrospective
view over the past twenty years,, ho w-i lhe mind
struck wi tli wonder ! V hat rapid strides has science
made in 'every department of civilized life I particu
larly in that which relates to the knowledge.oC the
human system in health and disease. How valuable
jand indispensable are the coratjve mea ns recently die-;
covered through the agency of chemistry t ; Jiow does
the imagination kindle anl our admiration clow as
the ingenuity, the near approach to the standard of
perfeciion. of the present time ! Through ihe elabo
rate investigations of J'hyfiology, or the science of
Lira, and the Pathology of prevalent diseases, much
valuable practical knowledge has been coined. " Iu
consequence of becorning acquainted with theorj-ani
zation, the elements of the various tissues and struc
turea of the system, remedies have been sought after
and discovered exactly adapted to combirie with, neu
tralize and expel morbific matti r, the cause of disee
and substitute healthy action in its place. The Lew
tiful simplicity of this mode rf -treaiineht is not only
suggested by the pathology of disease, not ouly grate-
rul to the sunerer. but perfectly in consonance wth
the operations of Nature, and satisfactory to the views
and reasonings of every intelligent,, reflerting mind.
ft is thus that Sands' SarsaParilla, a scientific
combination of essential principles of the most valua
ble vegetable substances, operates uion the system.
The Sarsaparilla is combined with the most effectunl
aid, the most Salutary product ions, the most potent
simples of the vegetable kingdom ; and its onprece
dented success in the restoration lo health of those
who had long pined under the most distressing chron
ic maladies bss given it an exalted character, fur
niching as it dors evidence of its own intrinsic value,
ana recommending it tot the afflicted in terms the of.
meted only can Know, it has long, been a most im
portant desideratum in (he practice of me-'icine to
obtain a remedy similar to this -one that w:uld act
on the liver, stomach and bowels, with all the preci
sion and potency of mineral preparations, yet without
any of their deleterious enects uj-on the vital powers
of the system.
The attention of the reader is respectfully crflled to the
following certificates. However great achievements
have heretofore -leep mnde by the use of this invalua
ble medicine, yet daily experience hws results still
more rt markable. i he proprietors here avail them
selves of the opportunity of savina:, it is a source of
constant satisfaction that they are made the means of
relieving such an amount of suffering
Newark, N. J., Dec. 13,
Messrs. Sands: Gent. Words cannot express the
gratitude 1 leel for your treatment to me, a stranger,
suffering under one of the most loathsome diseases
that nature is capable of bearing. The di.-eae with
which I was afflicted commenced with inflammation of
the eyes, in the year 1836, which caused almost total
blindness. For this I was treated and finally relieved,
but the remedies were such as 10 cause the deve!ope
ment of a scrofulous affection on mv left arm near the
elbow.
" The pain extended from the shoulder to the end
of my fingers, and for two years my sufferings were
beyond description. I tried various remedies and con
sulted different Physicians in New York, and amongst
mem tne late lit. Uune, who told me the disease of
the arm was caused by the large quantity of mercury
taken to cure the inflammation of my eyes.
My sufferings continued, the arm enlarged, tumors
formed in different places, and in. a few monlha dis
charged, making ten running ulcers at one time: some
above and some below the elbow, and the discharge
was so offensive that no person could bear to be in the
room where I was, I then applied to another distin
guished Physician who told me amputation of the arm
was the only thing that could save mv life, as It wfc
impossible to cure so dreadful a disease ; but as I was
unwilling to consent to it he recommended me to use
Swaim's Panacea freely, which I did without derivinsr
but little benefit. For three years I was unabb to
raise my hand to my bead or comb my hair, a ltd the
scrofula now made its appearance on my head, de
stroying the bone in different places, causing exten
sive ulcerations, and I feared it might reach and de
stroy the biain the head swelled very much, ae-
-ccnipanied with violent pain, numerous external reme
dies were recommended, but did no pood. About a
year since 1 was taken severely ill wish a swelling of
the body from head to foot, so that I was entirely
helpless, the Doctor advised me to go to the hospital,
fur he did hot understand my case t for the last few
months I had been afflicted with a severe pain on both
sides, at times so hard I could scarcely get my breath.
A hacking cough constantly annoved me. and thi
combined with my other maladies, rendered me truly
.... uvu, (.hihsujcu, utiu ueen my situation
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lor seven vearsoi my uie wnen Jl commenced the ns nf
your rarsapari!ia, tmtas my case was considered hope
less, and the near prospect of a speedy dissolution
seemed inevitable, I felt but little encouragement to
persevere. The persuasion of friends induced me to
try your medicine, which in a few dav m-mlnr,! .
great change in my system generally, by causing an
appetite, relieving the pains, and giving me strength ;
as success inspires confidence, I was encouraged to
persevere, my pains grew easier, roy strength returned,
food relished, the ulcera heated, new fleb formal nni
I onre more felt within me that I might get well. I
have now used the Sarsaparilla about two months, and
am like a different being The arm that vmxtn h
amputated has entirely healed, a thing that seemed
impossible. I can scarcely believe the evidence of my
own eyes, but anch is the fact ; and it ia now as use
ful aa at any period of my life, and my general health-
is ueuer man 11 nas neen tor years past.
Health ! what magic in the word! how man a fhmi-
sands have sought it in foreign lan Ja and sunny climes
and have sought in vain ! Yet it came to me when f
E,ven UP to cue, and as I feel the pulsations
of healtn coursing thmucb ray vein mvhnU
and soul go forth in fervent gratitudt to the Author of
... our sure mercies, mat tie baa been graciously plena,
ed W bless the means made bse of. -Trury have y 00
proved yourself the good Samaritan to the aiBictedi
for next to my Creator my life isindebled to you for
rather) the use of your invaluable Sarsapartlla. ' The
value of such a medicine is countless beyond price
money cannot pay f.,r it. I have been raiced from
death, I may say, for jny friends and myself-ihouebl
it impossiDle 1 could recover. And nn. '
"uffe o addjinoAhrer proof, certified" too by my
fnenda and arMa. as a ust .irknbw1edgtheni it
T , juur ueaHQ-rMinniiE SarsarfilU. That
the afB.cted.nuy ab use 4t, and njo, the benefit, it
alone canonfer, is the heartfelt, fervent wish of their
and your. friend: 4';- .:-,'C:
MARTHA CONLIN.
ia kdow Martha UonUn, and believe what aha atatea
in this document to be perfectly true.
JOHN POWER.
Vicae Gisimi or New-Yoik,
Rector of St. Peter's Church.
oGiven at New-York, thia 14th day of December.
- I know Martha ConliB, and have known of her aufi
icring luneaa
JOHN DUBOIS, Bishop of NevrYorlc:-
Iplace full confidence M th atatament made try
Martha Conhn, having knwen her th past twenty
tit
lion wuH smb iv iuuw wmu uiMj - wisn loribcT it.,
formation. J- -' - -
O. . m TV nno,.. "
I.: 9.,nir;rt'hrt!a ITnrnm f'Kl; fl.A..- i .
.1. WUv. m-.m.- hwuim. jniiwil ASyIgi&
; rijtstreet,Xifw-Yrk1r c j Dae.1 14, 1842.
i I have confidence ia Ihe renrese'nlaUona' mads
Martha. ConCn, and have faM knowledge of. her rati
1 ; . -ELU All P. PURDY.
Aldennaln it! 0th Ward S1 lha City of Near-Yo.k
December l4,J84iT r -
- -MarthaC.mlinnaTivi-d
in my family thaltst
yearaf and" I hereby; certify 'that ihe foregoing statu
nienimide by herself i correcti '.; '.'
. f. v - f , Mr.: M A RYB. LLOYD,
NoI OI Broad at. Newark, N. J.
Sanda a Sarsaparilla will 'alsOremeyp yand permw
neutiy creHjiJiieii.-baving:yheir an impurt
ptate tf t1ieUkrfMJ, andepfayed -cohditroji of the gen.
eral constitution', viz i'tSrrofuIa, tw KlngV Evil in fa
various forms ; Rheumatism, obstinate cutaneous
eruptions, b'otclies, biles, pimples, or pustules on th
f ice, cbronid aore yesrWgworm or teller, scald head
enlargement and pain of the loes end joints, tub
boin u'cers, svphilitic symptoms, diseases inning
from an iiyudirioes one of Mercury, female derange
ment and utbe r trwitar complaints. , -
Prermred and ild by A. B. Sarrds & Ctr , Druggist,
and ChemistZGranitei buildings, Wt Broadway
corner of Chambers-s.t New York, and for sale by
Druggists throughout the U. S, Price, $1 per bottje
M'befltee fof f 8: '
The publiclre rrs'ectfully requested lo rememhtf
thtat it ia Sandys Sarsaparilfa that has and is constant'
ly achieving such remarkable cures of the mot difii
cult class of diseasea to which the human frame ii
subject, and ask fot Sandss Sarsaparilla. and take bo
rviher.. - '
Vi illiams & Haywood, Agents by special appoint,
ment for the Proprietor,, for Raleigh and vicinity
And for Sale throughout the U. S. 1
April, lS4g. - . 2Sly
OS!' OK MISLAID, a Pocket IW
containh'p ;
Receipt of Win. Khod.ee, dated May 1843. for $280
Note of E. P. Gruibn,
iS or 'a
1843
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338 J
300
30
10
13
' - ' about Jan.
Henry Rhodes,
' J. A. Spencer, .
A. A. Somhail,
$10 State Bank of N, C.
J I 25 cents Charleston bill R. 7L Cav.
SI and 2 Virginia Bill.
Memorandum of accounts against W. H. Simons
Jno. Murphy, Wm. Paul, W, W. Alston, Wm. H,
Haywood, Wm. F, Collins and others.
All persona are notified not to trade, for said pa
pers, or any of them, a paynent has been stopped.
JOHN RHODES.
Sep27. . ; 7l
A SECOND HAND CARRIAGE FOR
jfjSALE. A grr-at ii&rrnin may be had
in a Newark built Carriage and good Harnt.se, if ear
ly application be made. It avifl be i-ohl for almost
nothing, considering iu value. Applj at the Rkgis-
tkh Uthce. .;,
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ertvior Sale. In theriivof
Ralelsrll. The SubScrilw, being de
sirous ot moving to his Plantation, wishes
to ae.11 bis HOUSE AND LOT in this City. The
Property ic situated on Newbern Street, east from the
centre of the Capitol. The House is a large two sto
ry building, forty-two feet by twenty-eight, with a vat-
sage through the middle three Rooms en the lower
floor and four above, with Fireplaces to each. It has
a basement story of hammered Kock the whole extent,
which is intended for a Djnirtg Ktom, &c. with afire
place at each endthe basement Rooma not finished.
J here is a auperb Rock Statde. two atones hitth. twen
ty-four by thirty feet square; also a Kock Smoke-house
nu goou irame ivuenen; ami an excellent Well of
Writer. The Lot contains from ait to seven acres of
ground,, which have been highly improved. The.
House is beautifully situated on an eminence, near
the front line. :All the improvements have been made
within three yeara, and cost the builder over six thou
and Dollars,.
This desirable property is now offered for fonr
ihousand dollar. Time will be given the parthaser,
but the notes will draw interest andsundoubted secu
rity will be required. Persona,- desirous of livfn
in Raleigh, have now an opportunity of ourchasins- a
desirable residence, at a very reduced price;
E.P.GUION.
Raleigh, August 25. 68 if
jjTATE OF MISSISSIPPI. wax
Uoonty.
Mark Lindsey
. t. u x,
John Hodges.
Attachment 1700 dollars.
Whereas, in the above case, the Plaintiff hath pray,
ed and obtained an Attachment again! ihe goods and
chattels, rands and tenements of. the said defendant,
returnable to the Circuit Court for the county of Ita
wamba, and State of Mississippi, at a Term thereof to
be holden at the Court House in the town of Fulton ah
the 3d Monday of October, 1843, for the sum of seven
teen hundred dollars : now, therefore, unless the said
defendant, appears, pleads, answers or demurs to the
claim of said Plaintiff at the return term of. said attach
ment, judgment Will be rendeied against him. .
lest: A. ELKIN, Cleik of
I .irntr rAiwi J-
December 2d, 1843. -4vrp
iOTlE TO
TlY7IIrI. be let to the lowest bidder, on Saturday.
VV 20lh of January, 1814, the building of a FIRE
PKOOF JAIL, in the Town o?PittsIroV l.,h.m
uuiiiy me nan ana snecificationa f rhw.h ;n
. . . . . a., . . . . . -...
be made known on the day aforesaid. Bond and ap-
oroTcu econiy win be required from the undertaker,
for the faithful and workman-like performance Wf ."nia
contract.
AUo. will be anld on th
wanta Iaotr and what materials of the bid Jail that
may be on haud. . . .. r: . J t.
HENRY A. LONDON,
WILLIAM J-OOSHEE,
WOODsON LEA,
O. A.8TEDMAN,
ED WARD SNIPES.
t . . , Commissioners.
Cl.atham Co.Dec 14, 1843. - lof it
; HEW ROUTE, ',
Via Stage from Sledge' to Weldon, and
thence by Rail Road and Steam Boat to
Baltimore, '
fTHHE Travelling Public are respecaully informed
11 that the follow inn rales of Tare has
Iished by this Line t v : 4
From felfdgeVto Baltimore, $10. (Meala inclu
ded on the Bay Boats.) . . - . s.
r rom Biedge a to Portsmouth, 5. ; By this roate.
Passengers will be put ia Baltimore. i kml.
for the Cars to the East oV West. - v -i f
The Portamouifr and Bay tine has been ma with
aa much suceew and regularkj 4hia. aeaaon, aa any
Line in the country,. .. .j t-. . '
, Of the aiority qfthaa routeAe iak ft e travel
ler to give it a trial, and ha will h .ki. j-.j r.
himself. ... ;. . , ... -,.' f
'"-'. 'ft WM2 M: Mfirrnv r: a
Officer Portsmouth & Roanoke Rail Road & Bay Line
S. Paasencera ; leaving R.b;h ",i.i 1 ...nt
BalordayAitlwai;
any deiay .'mrm, ; m - , R2 ,
O-M2T The commodious Dwelline with
"- r jinu aiuiciieu. peiongmg to m r.
iwn .r i l . j . .
...iww cy, ana nuw4 occupied hy, J
,mmon,E. - fl'he 1 improvement arm
ames jmc-
are all in first
rate repair. PoWssion fc be givn the 1st of Janu
ary next. For terina, eptdy to
v yi SS. JAMES M. TOWLES.
Raleigh, Dec. 19, 1843. " 101.
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