Dr. TowiMCnd' Sarsaparilla.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
.IN THE WOULD. , .
This Extract is pat up in quart boliles ; it is. six
times cheaper, plessanter, and warranted superior to
any sold. It cures Jiaeases without vomiting, purging,
sickening or debilitating the patient
GREAT F.ALL AN-D WINTER MEDICINE.
The great beauty and superiority of this Sarsapa
rills. over all other umltciae isrWhiIe it eradicate dis
eases invigorates the body.. : It is one of tne very
best Pall and Winter medicine ever known ; it not
only parifies the whote system and strengthens thf
person, but it creates new, pure and rich blood ; a
power possessed-by no other medicine. And in this
lies the grand seciet of its wonderful success- It has
performed within the past two years, more than 33,
000 cures of se vere cases of diseases at least 20,000
of these considered incurable.
More than 3,000 cases of Chronic Rheumatism j
2,000 cases of Dyspepsia ;
4,000 cases of General Debility and Want of En
ergy i
7.000 casea of the different Female Complaints ;
2.000 cases of Scrofula ;
l.SttO cases of the Liver Complsint ;
3,500 cases of Disease of the Kidneys and Dropsy ;
8.000 cases of consumption :
And thousands of cases of dUeases of the blood, viz :
Ulcers, Erysipelas, Salt Rheam. Pimples on the Kce,
&c , frc- together with numerous . cases of Sick
Headache, Pain in the Side and Chert, Spinal Affec
tions, &c, Ac.
This we are aware, must appear incredible, bui we
have Utters from Physicians and our Agents from all
parts of the United States, informing us of extraordi
nary cures. R. Vas Bcskibk. Esq.. one of the
most respectable Druggists in Newark, N. J., in
forms us that he can refer to more than 150 caw in
that place alone. - There are thousands of cases in
the City of New York," which we will refer to with
pleasure and to men of character. It is the best
medicine for the preventidn of diseaso known. It
undoubtedly saved the lives of more than
5.000 CHILDREN THE PAST SEASON !
As if removed the cause of dssease. and prepared
them for the Summer season. It has never been
known to injure in the least the roost delicate child.
RHEUMATISM.
This Sarraparilla is used with the most , perfect
success in Rheumatic complaints however severe or
chronic The astonishing cures it has pertoruieU are
indeed wonderful. Other remedies somelinves give
temporary relief this entirely eradicates it from the
system, even when the limbs and bones are dread
fully swollen.
fj Hear Mr. Seta Terry, one of ihe oldest and
most respectable lawyers in HartVrd. Conn. The
following is an extract or a letter recived from him :
Dr. Townscnd have used one bottle of your
Sarsaparilla, aud find it is excellent in its rfiecls up
on a Chrodic. Rheumatic pain, to which I am sub
ject, from an injurv occasioned several.vear ag. in
a public stage. Please send me two bottles to the
sare of Dr. Seymour. I have conversed with two .r
our principal physicians, aud recommend your Sars
aparilla.
SETH TERRY.
Hartford, March 12, 1845.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can le
cured. Bronchitis, Consumption, Liter Com
plaint, Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Spitting of
Blood, Soreness in the Chest, Hectic flush, Jirht
Sweats, Difficult or Profuse Expeetoration,Pain
in the side, Qe, , haoe been and can be cured.
Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir: Nearly twenty years ago
I toqk a violent cold, which settled on my lungs, and
affected ma severely indeed, finally, it became a con
stant hacking cough, but not so severe as to-prevent
me from attending to my business; within the last
few years it increased on me. gradually. At last I
became reduced breathed with difficulty, and raised
with my cough much bad matter, and for tbe last
nine months previous to using your Sarsaparilla,
had regular night sweats'; indeed, my friends and
myself supposed that I would die with the Consump
tion ; but 1 have the happiness to inform you that,
to my surprise, after using three bottles of your
8araparilla, I find ray health restored. It relieved
me gradually, and I am now enjoying much befer
health than I have before in 26 years. I had almost
entirely lost my appetite, which is slso returned.
You are at liberty to publish this with my name in
the papers, if yea choose.
My little girl, who is three years old had a very
bad sough the whoje of last Winter. We became
very much alarmed on ber account. While using
the medicine.' I gave ber some of it, and it soon en
tirely relieved her, as well as myself, and she is well
now, and hearty aa any child I ever siw. She was
also fall of little bletche: it took them away and her
skin is smooth and fair now and I am satisfied she
recovered her health from using your excellent med
icine "'
' S. W. CON A NT.
444 Bowery.
GIRLS. R tUD THIS.
You who have pale comlxions, dull eyes, blotch
es on the face, rough kin,Whd are "out" of spirits,"
use a bottle or two of Do Towcsend's Sarsaparilla.
It will cleanse your blood, remove the freckels and
blotches, and give you animation, sparkling eyes,
fine spirits, and beautiful complexions all of which
are of immense .value to unmarried Jadies.
G RE AT FE MA L E A! EDICIN E
Dr. Townsnd's Sarsaparilla is a sovereign and
speedy cure for Incipient Consumption, Barrenness,
Leucorrhcea, or Whites, obstructed or difficult Men
struation, Incontinence of Urine, or involuntary dis
charge thereof, and for the general Prostration, of tbe
System, no matter whether the result of inherent
cause, or produced by irregularity, illness or accident.
Nothing-can be more surprising than its invigorat
ing effects on the human frame. Persons, all weak
ness and lassitude, from taking it, at once become
robust and full of energy under its influence. It im-
xaediately counteracts the nervelessnesa of the female
frame, which is the great cause of barrenness
It will not be expected or us, in cases of so delicate
a nature, to exhibit certificates of ures performed,
but wa can assure tbe afflicted, that hundreds of
cases have been reported to us. Several cases'
where families have beeo without children, alter
using a few bottles of this invaluable medicine, Lave
been blessed with healthy offspring.
Dr. ToamieniMy wife being greatly distressed
hj weakness and General Debility, and suffering
continually by pain and a sensation of bearing down,
falling of the womb, and with other difficulties, and
having known cases where your medicine has enac
ted great cures, and also bearing it recommended for
such cases as I have described, 1 obtained Iwttle of
your Extract or SartauaritU, an J followed the di
rections yoa gave. Iia short period it removed bar
complaints and restored ber health. Being grateful
for ibe benefits lte received. I take pleasure in thus
acknowledgediog it, aud recommend in it lo tbe
pubUc M D. MOORE.
4 1 4 Corner Grand and Lydius-sts.
Albany, Aug. 17, 1847.
Tdf MOTHERS AXD MARRIED LADIES.
This Extract of SaraparuU has been expressly
prepared in reference to female complaints. No
female who bas reasoa to suppose she is approaching
that critical period, Mhe turn of life,' . should neglect
to take it, as a is a certain preventative for any of
the numerous a ad horrible diseases to wbcb females
re subject at this time of life. This period may be
delayed several years by using this medicine. Nor
is it less valuable lor those approaching womanhood,
as k is calculated to asm nature, by quickening , tbe
weou and invigorating the system. Indeed, this
irooictna is lavaia&ue lor aUtbe diseases to which
women ara subject.
. ""vacesiue wnoie system, renews permanently
, energwe uy removing II iru purities
i!vt ,no1 aiinniUiiiig the syneiu as
of
to
of
, - - .w.vieni relaxation, wrucn is tbe case of
.raes sakea lor leaIe
bease.
weakness muj
TK. n SCROFOLA CURED
Certtficate conclusively rms tlaf this
sar
saparilla baa perfect control oyer the most "obstinate
diseases of the blood. Three persons cortd in one
house i unprecedented. . .- .
THREE CHILDREN.
Jbk Tounsend Dear Sir : I hare the pleasoreto
inform you that three of my children have beeo cored
of tbe Scrofula by tbe use of vour excellent medicine.
They were afflicted very severely with bad sores ;
have taken only four bottle! ; it took them away, lor
which I feel myself under deep obligatiod.
Yours, respetlally, - . J
.ISAAC W. CRAIN, 106 Wooster-st.
New York, March 1, 1847.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders
from Physicians in different parts of tbe Union.
This is to certify that we tbe undersigned. Physi
cians or the City of Albany, 4iave in numerons cases
prerrild Dr. Towusend's Sarsaparilla, and believe
it to be one of the most valuable preparations in the
market. H. P. PULING. M. D.
J.. WILSON, M. D.
R. P. BRIDGES. M. D.
P. E ELMENDORF, M- D.
Albany, April 1, 1846.
' ' UNITED STATES OFFICER.
Capt. G. W. McLean, one of the United States
Marine Corps and member of tbe New Jersey Leg
islature, has kindly sent us the following certificate.
It tells its own story.
Eohway,Jan. 25, 1847.
A year since I was taken with the Influenza,
and my whole system left in a debilitated state. 1
was induced to' try Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla,
ami alter taking two or three bottles, I was very
much relieved, and attribute it entirely to the 3aid
Sarsaparilla I have continued taking it, and hnd
that I improve every day. I believe it saved my life,
and would Mot be without it under any consideration.
G. W McLEAN.
DYSPEPSIA.
No fluid or medicine bas ever been discovered
which so nearly resembles the gastric juice or saliva,
in uecoinposing food and strengthening the orgaus ol
digestion, as this preparation of Sarsaparilla. It
positively cures every case of dyspepsia, however
severe or chronic.
Bank Department, Albany. May 10. 1345.
Dr. Toicnsend: Sir I have been afflicted for
several years with Dyspepsia in its worst lorms, at
tended with soreuess ol" stomach, loss of appetite, ex
treme heart-burn, and a great aversion to nil kinds ol
food, and for weeks (what I could eat) I have been
unable to retain but u small portion on my stomach.
I tried tbe usual remedies, but they had little or no
effect in removing the complaint. I was induced,
about two months since, to try your Extract of Sar
saparilla, nnd 1 must say with little confidence ; but
taller usin" neatly iwo bottles, I lound my appetite
restoied, and the heart-burn entirely removed; and 1
would earnestly recommend the use of it to these
who have been afilicted as I have been
Yours, &c. W. W. VAN ZANDT.
pnncipul OiTiee, 126 Fulton strett. Sun Building.
N Y. Keddiriij it, Co., 8 State street, Boston
Dyou&. Sons, 1 32 Norili 2d street, Phildelpliia
S. S. Ha nee. Drosftst, Baltimore P. M. Cohen,
Charleston Wright &. Co., 153 Chanres street, N
0 105 South Pearl street, Albany and by all the
principal Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States, West ladies and the Canadas.
For Sale in Raleigh, by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD it CO.
Octoler IS, 1847. 81 ly
NATIONAL EOAN FUrtO
'LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LOWDOX.
A Savings Bank for the benefit of the Widow and
the Orphan."
(XMFOWRRXD IT ACT OF rARLIAXEKT.J
Capital, 300,000 sterling, or $2,500,000.
Beside a reserve fund (irom surplus premiums) of
about gl 85.00O.
T. LAMIE MURRAY, Esq. George st. Hano
ver square, Chairman of the Court of Directors, in
London.
Physician I. ELLIOTSON, M. D., F. If S.
Actuary W.S. B. VVOOLHQUSE, Esq., F.
R. A.S.
Secretary T.F. CAMROUX, Esq.
JpHId INSTITUTION embraces Important and
UL substantial advantages with respect to Life As.
sursnces and deferred annuities. The assured bas,
on all occasions, the, power lo borrow, without ex
pense or .forfeiture of the policy, two-thirds of the
il
premiums paid ; also the option of selecting ben
efits, and the conversion of his interests to mret oth
er convenience or necessity.
Assurances for terms of years at the lowest possi
ble rates.
Peisons insured for life, can, at once, borrow half
tbe amount of annual premium for five successive
years, on their own note and deposite of policy.
Part of tub Capital is fkkx axebtlt ixvcs.
TEp in the United States, in the names of three of
the Local Directum as Trustees available always
to tbe assured in rase of disputed claims (should any
such arise) or otherwise.
The payment of premiums, half-yearly, or quar
terly, at a, trifling advance upon the annual rale.
No charge for stamp-duly.
Thirty days allowed after each payment of pre mi
am becomes due, without forfeiture of policy. '
Travelling leave extensive and liberal, and' extra
premiums on tbe most moderate tcale.
Division of Profits. The remarkable success
and increased prosperity of the Society bas enabled ,
jhe Directors, at the lat annual investigation, to dc- j
clare a fourth bonui, varying from 35 to 85 per c.
on the premiums paid on each policy effected on tbe
profit scale
U.viTsn Statks BmnB of Local Directors.
(Chief Office for Amerira, 74 Wall st) JT. Yurk,
Jacob Harvey, Esq. Chairman', John J. Palmer,
Esq .Jonathan Goodhue, Esq. James Boorman. Eq.
George Barclay, Esq., Samuel S. Howland, Esq.,
Gorham A. Worth, Eq., Samuel M. Fox, Esq.,
William Van Hook, Esq., and C. Edward Habitcbt,
Esq.
Philadelphia Element C. Diddle, Esq., Iouis A.
Godey, Esq. George Rfcx Grahlxn, Esq. William
Jones, Esq.
Baltimore Jonathan Meredith, Esq., Samuel
Hoffman, Esq.. Dr. J. H. McCulloh.
J. Leander Starr, General Agent, and Edward T.
Richardson, Esq., General Accountant, for the Uni
ted Stales and British N. A. Colonies.
Medical Examiners; New(York J. Kearny'Rod
gers, M. D. 110 Bleecker-st; Alexander E. Hosack.
M. D., 101 Franklin-st ; S. S. Keene, M.D., 290
Fourlb-st.
Medical Examiners attend at 74 Vs!l-st. and
No. 134 Bowery at 3 o'clock T. M. daily. Fee paid
by the 8ociety.)
Stinding Counsel William Van Hook, Esq. 37
Wall su
Bankers Tbe Merchant's Bank.
Solicitor John Hone, Esq. 11 Pine-st. .
Chier: HcnryE.Cutlip, Esq.
An Act in respect to insurance for lives for the
benefit ol married women, passed by theLegislature
of New York. 1st April. 1840.
PaspbleU, blank forms, isbfe of rites, lists of A.
genu, Ac te. obtained at the Chief Office 74 Wall.
sl.134 Bowery, or from either oflhe Agents throuch-
out ma uoitca oiaiee, ana Br Hub lXorth American
Colonies. '
GEORGE LITTLE. Agent.
R. B. Hat wood. Medical Examiuer, Raleigh.
March 22. 1847 24
CLOTHING STILL CHEAPER!
Quick Sales Small JProflis! !
BEING determined to reduce ray large 8jck of
Ready Made Clothing, I will off-r from th's
date, every article in my lina, fifteen, per cent low
t than heretofore. The style and make is equal, if
not superior to any that can be bought in any mar
ker. North or South., E. L. HARDING
Dec 17. 101 3t
3 Stsndsrd copy.
piapt. Henry's Campaign Sketches
Hy i iub Hitr in STJCX1CO with eugra-
r,
gs; this day received by
11. D. TORNER.
N. C. Books tor-.
93
Dec 4th, IS 17
TVOUTn CAROLINA
. r: i
MutuaMnsurance Company
eURSUANT to'an Act of Assembly, a Compa
ny baa been formed in this State, under the
name aod style of tbe " North Carolina Mutual In
surance Company," and is ndw fully organized, by
the appointment of the following Officers, vis;
, JOSIAHO. YVATsON, President,
ALBERT 8TITH, Vice-President,
RICHARD SMITH, Treasurer,
THEODORE PARTRIDGE, Secretary,
CHARLES MANLY, Attorney,
' WESTON R. GALES. S m,t ,ee
The Company Is now prepared to receive applica
tions for Insurance, Hd to issue Policies on the same.
By the Act of Incorporation, tbe Company is author
ised to take risks on Dwelling H ousea, Stores, Shops
and other buildings, Furniture, Merchandize, and
other property, against loss or damage by Fire.
Tbe Office of the Company is in the second story
of the large Brick Building, recently occupied by Mr.
B. B. S.vth, i lh corner of Fayetteville and Har
gett Streets, where full information and explanations,
touching the principle of Mutual Insurance, will he
cheerfully furnished by" the Secretary of tbe Com-
pany.
Raleigh, January 15, 1847
5 tf
Florida Land Sales.
WILL be offered for sale, at Auction, on the
7ih day of March, 1848, at the County Site
of Benton County, East Florida, several Tracts of
Land, in Township 21, Range 18, and in Township
24, Range 21.
On the 14th day of March at the Court House of
Marion County, sundry Tracts in
Township 13. Range 20.
13, -
14, " 21.
14, " 22.
At Madison Court House, on Thursday, the
23d
March :
Section.
.The S E of 23,
S V of 24,
N W of 25,
N E of 26,
E J of I,
W i of 6,
Township S.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
Range E.
7.
V.
7.
7.
8.
9.
Monday the 27ih
T. R.
18, 5 E.
1, 5.
1, 5.
1, 5,
1, 5.
2, 5
2, 5.
March :
S.
The E J ofN W i of 13,
E $ of 8 W of 13,
W 4 of N E i of 14,
" W J of S E i of 14,
Si of 31,
NEJ of G,
E of N W of 6,
Terms. One-iounh cash the balance in three
equal annual inxlalmenU, with interest in advance.
Or, if any purchaser should prefer to pay ull cash,
five per cent will be deducted from the credit instal
ments. Lists of the particular Tracts can be had by apply
ing to any of the Post Masters in Benton, or Marion
County ; or they will be furnished if applied for by
letter, post paiu, addressed to The Statu Rkuib
teu at Tallahassee. Florida."
JOHN BEARD. Register of Public
Lauds for the State of Florida.
Tallahassee, Nov. 8, 1847, 96 ts
D. Paine & Co,,
ITIAN AGEttS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND. VA.
rnpreeedenled Luck in Pa i lie's Lotteries.
Wnbin tbe last 40 days, the following Prizes have
been sent to ibis Agency :
1 of. 20,000 Dollars !
3 of 10,000 Dollars I
2 of 8,000 Dollars !
2 of 5,000 Dollars !
Within the past week:
of 82,500 : 5 of S2000 ; and whole S1000!
The alove Prizes have all been sent lo ibis Agen
cy, some of whif h were sold, others returned for wunt
of purchasers. D. Paine & Co. have sent more large
Prizes io Richmond in the last 90 days, than all oth
er managements put together. Notice the following
Brilliant Schemes, make a selection, and for war J
your orders to us, or to U. W. PURCBLL,
Agent for Paine & Co.
And still uiiollicr Irize!
Ticket, Nos. 11 27 56, the Capital of $4,000, in
the Delaware, No. 276, was returned on Thursday
lat-t, from this Agency, for the want of a purchaser.
Another of 2,500 Dollar !
Nos 20, 40, 50. a Capital of $2,50 0. Sent to
this Agcncv on Friday last.
$40,000 ! 25 of $15,00 !
Grand Consolidated Lottery. No. 52, lo be drawn
st Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Dicember
25, 1847.
Grand Capitals.
prize
do
do
do
of
4 0,000 ! 1 prize of
$4,000
3,377
2,000
1.500
1 5.C00
10,000
e.ooo
tuu no
25 do
25 do
I g M 1
Tickets $10, Halves 5, Quarters 5
50.
$30,000 ! 100 of 1,000 !
Susquehanna Lbttery, Class No. 5, to be drawn
at Baltimore, on Wednesday, December 29, 1817.
GRAND CAPITALS.
1 prize of
1 do
1 do
1 do
30,000
7,000
3,228
2,000
1 prize of
I do
100 do
$1,600
1,250
1,000
Tickets $10, Halves 5, Quarters 2 0.
Packages mid Certificates lo De had, on the usual
liberal terms, in any of the above splendid Lotteries.
We have every day Lotteries from I to $20, and
when a remittance is made, to us, large or small, we
will always invest in the most popular Lotteries on
hand. Th drawings sent, when requested, to all
who order from us. The ensh for all Capitals can
be had as usual at sight. On all letters enclosing
cash or prize tickets, the postage need not be paid.
The Tickets in the above Lotteries are received, and
all orders addressed to ua will meet the inosS- prompt
ard ronfiJeotial atteulioo.
For. Grand Capitals and prompt pay, address us.
D. PAINE CO., Msnagera. or
C. W.PURCELL, Richmond. Vat
A List of Lands,
O BE sold for the Taxes, on the first Monday
anuary, 1848, at lroy, Montgomery Coun
ty, North Carolina:
John Dana, 100 acres. Little River, tsx, $ 36
Wash. Hogan 150 do Thickety Creek, 2 20
Murd'h McQueen's brs, 200 do Cheek's Cr'k, 1 00
F Hall, 200 do
Win. Bowden, 500 do
Robt. Bird. 50 do
Ralph Mason. 170 do
Solo. Johnson, 200 do
John H. Mask, 150 do
Alex. McLeod, 100 do
do- do
55
17 00
3 00
3 00
1 60
2 00
ITamer Creek,
Rocky Creek,
Hamer Cieek
do do
i
do do
Naked do
2 00
A. H. SANDERS, Sheriff.
9M ta
Not. 30, 1847.
CHINA. A Narrative of an Exploratory
Visit to each of the Consular Cities of China,
and to the Islands of Honjf Koog and Chusan, with
engravings, by the Rev. Geo. Smith, M. A. Just
reaivedby H D TURNER.
P
RIME FLOUR to band ; also
Cotton Yarns, from Number 4 to 16.
WILL. TECK & SON.
RaJeigh, Dec. 11. )o 3t
; Fall , Arrarigcnicnty-184T
DAILY. ,lHfE , TO THE NOltTIlV
v (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
By the James Birrr and Chesapeake Bay Line.
Via Petersburg. Norfolk, Old JoinL, Baltimore
and Philadelphia, to New Yttrki
fTnUIS Line leavea Weldon and Gastoa every
H nijht, except Saturday going direct through.
"From Petersburg, Va. the passenger will take the
Iron Steamer Mount Vernon, Capt. Blov.', to City
Point. From thence, down the James River, by one
of the fast and comfortable River Steamers passing
down the James River, with a view of its beautiful
scenery, by day-light, reaching Norfolk by 3 P. M.
Thence up the Chesapeake Bay, in one of the Bay
Steamers, tbat are so favorably known for their
strength andNjomfsrtable arrangements.
The passenger on this Line travels while he sleeps,
and enjoys a luxarions Table, free of charge.
Fare from Gaston lo Baltimore, 9 00
Norfolk, 4 00
For Tickets, apply to C. C. Puoh, Esq , Agent,
Qastou, N. C.
Fare from Weldon to Baltimore, 7 00 -
Norfolk, 4 00
' For Tickets, apply to Wm. M. Moody, Jr., Agent,
Weldon, N. C.
, Meals always included on all the Boats ef Ihis
Line.
O The public may rely on this Line being regu
larly and permanently kept up.
WM. M. MOODY, Geu. Ageut.
Office Jame River and Bay Line,
Weldon, N. C, Oct. 6, 1847.
S
81
Cancers Cured!
TV o Cure, No I a y .
PR. JAS C. HICKS would respectfully inform
the public that he is now at the CITY (Law
KtNCfc's) HOTEL, Raleigh, where he is prepared to
practice in the art of remnving and healing that for
midable diase, CANCER,, without tbe use of ei
ther knife or causic. All persons who may be af
flicted wiih this dangerous disease, and wish his aid,
will do well by calling on him as toon as they can,
as his stay will be but short bpre.' There are miny
e.rnt lemon in this State, and other; of hi respecta
bility, who will testify to lte elTicucy of his practice.
Tkise persons who cannot conveniently call upon
him, will be attended at thir resiliences. Many Cer
tificates might le produced, but, perhaps the follow
ing will bo satisfactory. All Letters (Pofit-paid)
will meet with prompt attention, if add rowed to
J. C. 1I1CKS, Raleigh, N. C.
December 1, 1817. 96
We, t'ne undersigned, take this onportunity of le
commending JAMES ;. HICKS lo the Public, as a
man well worthy of patronage in his Profession, as a
tHiicer Doctor. From general opinion, and from our
own observation, we have been accustomed lo think,
that Cancers were, for tbe most part, nearly incura
ble, after having attained any great age or size ; but
we have teen and known Cancers cored by him in a
very short time, wicti seemed to defy all human skill,
even the sight of which drew from beholders remarks
of fear and despair. Htnce, we gladly embrace this
mode of recommending him lo the community, think
ing we 6hall thereby confer a favor on many, and
assist the cause of humanity.
Philip A. R. C. Cahoon. M D., Nixoaton, N.C.
Jon. N. Brill, M. D., WoodviHe.
William WiUon, do
Phereba Wilson, do
Thomas Wilson, Hertford.
Ed. H. Perkins, Elizabeth City.
Addison Whedbee do
Richard Fulton, Hertford.
, Mathew Jordan, GatesviHe.
John P. Jordan, do '
Alexander Jordan, do
Arthur Jordan, do
Thomas S. Hoskins, Edenton.
W. R. Skinner, Postmaster, Edenton.
Ed. Simmons, Currituck C. H.
Nathan I'oynerPoplar Branch, Currituck f?o.
ITI ALE ACADEMY,
XV ARISEN T O N , N. C.
R. A. EZELL, A. M. Principal.
Ancient Languages, R. A. EZELL. A. M.
JOHJOH.NSO.A.M.
THE Seventeenth Term will commence on Mon
day, the 10th of January, 1848. In this Insti
tution. Boys are fitted for tbe Freshman, Sophnmre
or Junior Class of any College in the Union, which
the Parent or Guardian may select, or for the busi
ness pursuits of life. The School is entirely free from
any parly or sectarian bias. Tbe attainment of a
sound morality, and a high order of intellectual im
provement, are the ends sought whilst a firm and
wholesome discipline, and a thorough radical in
struction in sll the branches taught, constitute the
mem employed. No pains r expense will be
spared to place the Institution in the front rank of
the high schsols of the country. Globes have al
ready been procured, and a full and complete appara
tus for illustrating the sciences, will soon l e ready
for the use of the Academy. Lectures on Moral
and Scientific subjects will be delivered tor- the stu
deniis, regularly, throughout the Session.
The patronnge of the Institution has continued to
increase for each consecutive Session, since the Prin
cipal was called to its charge above eight years ago ;
and he hopes that, with his own energies unimpair
ed, and wiih the aid of a very able Instructor in the
Mathematical Department, its march w ill be onward.
Mr. Johnson was educated at Trinity College, Dub
lin, where he afterwards taught for some years, and
then removed to the United States. He was Pro
fessor in St. Mary's College, Wilmington, Delaware,
from the President of which, he ha flattering testi
monials. His references in this Country are Kev.-p.
Reilly, President of St. Mary's College, Rev. J. Jones
Smyth, Principal of Petersburg Classical 'Institute,
Rev. Mr. McCaw, New York, Francis Dimond,
Esq., Philadelphia, and Hon. Edward Lany, Princes
Anne, Maryland. His testimonials from his native
Country are abundantly satisfactory, all proving his
uncommon ability as a Teacher, and the most unex
ceptionable moral character.
No Studenl abdve the age of sixteen, will be re
tained for one day longer than he shall rigidly adhere
to the laws of the Academy ; and Parents and Guar
dians are assured, that the strictest attention is paid
to the comfort and .moral and intellectual welfare of
the smsller boys, from 10 to 14 yeas of ase. Boys
from a distance are, iu sll cases, required to board at
the Academy, where their Teachers reside.
TERMS,
For the Session of five months. payaLly invariable in
advance ;
For Board, including Washing, Fuel, Light, at-
tendance, &c kc. 50 00
Tuition in the Ancient and Modern Lan
guages, and Mathematics.
In the higher English branches,
Do. lower do do
Fuel at Academy, the onlv extra charge.
15 00
i2 sa
10 00
1 00
noys are requested lohave their names msrkMl in
full on every article of clolhing before leaving home.
IC A. EZELL, A. M. Principal.
Dec. 13. 1947
I 100 4t
THOMAS 3. IIIEIBDEU,
ATTORN ET AND SOLICITOR,
COMMISSIONER FOR NORTH CAROLINA,
To take Testimony, Acknowledgements, ic.
79 Nassau Street.,
New Toms;.
December 26. 1 846. 104 ly
Catnp Life of a. Voltiiileer. A Cam
paign in Mexico, or Glimpses at life iu Camp,
by " One who has seen the Elephant," this day re
ceived at the North Carolina Boookstore bv
11. D. TURNER
Ralfijh,Dec. 10, 1547. 101
TimFittEs:
""Ch're for JLite Secured. ;
$M IPM S VEGETABLE JSLECXUAK1 ,
'own iirfxnirAL hkmedt tor THtriifs.
Tit '
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KDrAKIiU 131 .ft. urnAWi, iiew i oik,
attention almosLeniiretv to this disease. No miner
al cau be detected in the compoeUion, nor any other
Uiela tbaVcan be dlfetity orjndirtelly deletions.
The remedy, was invented by Dr tTpham after fie
i:A ti -Li., Wr,i -
1 luiicgc. lis was uiiivm v
titk fti.es, by the misery the ''disease- inflicted op6n
him ; and he now offer the benefits of his discovery
to TH,E WORLD AT LARGE. Tbe Proprietor
of the Electuary unequivocally and .diflinctly avers
(and challenges cuhthibictjos) lhat it will
completely cure external, internal, blind -or bleeding
PILES OF THE fONGEST STANDING,
no matter how. obstinate the case may be, or hope
lessly (he patient may be considered situated. Three,
one dollar boxes have entirely eradica:ed the disease,
after if had existed
IN ITS MOST TERRIFIC ASPECTS,
for twelve, fifteen, twenty, and twenly-ftve years ;
in proof of which, the fortunate individuals who were
made whole have presented the most positiveand
unmistakeable testimony. In some instances a cute
has been effected by six doses, or half a box, after the
ingenuity of a host of physicians, and the
DREADFUL KNIFE
of the Surgeon bad been exercised lo ibe utmost wiih
but the smallest shadow of success. These are not
die assertions, falsely put forth to entrap the credu
ous, but solemn and wonderful truths, to which
hundreds will testify. Even if a surgical operation
were certain to accomplish a permanent cure, it is
too disgusting to be thought of, while the agony it
engenders is appalling in the extreme, and shatters
the constitution beyond a hope of recovery. The
number of persons effectually etired of piles by the
Electuary in two years fall buf little short of
TEN THOUSAND
in New York, Philadelphia, Boston and other cities
of the UVion. This is a great result lo boa?t, and is
not equalled, or even approached, by any event no
ted in the medical history of the world. It is reason
able to suppose that sneers will be levelled at these
remarks. So they were at Fulton ben he first made
known the worth of steam and its great practical
utility so they were at the persecuted Galileo when
he published his tliscovery ef the Microscope so
tbey were at Morse when he hinted at tbe discovery
of tbe MiGXKTic Telegraph which is now a fami
liar and every day affair. Il is safer for the suffer
er to
TRY BEFORE HE SCOFFS,
and procure happiness and a renewed lease of life if
he can. Many a man has lost his existence by per
mitting his incredulity to master his judgment
The Electuary is particularly commended to tbe
attention of married ladies, the one-half of whom are
subjected to the attacks oC piles in a modified form.
The medicine can be safely taken under all circum
stances. Either before the piles appear, or after they
have made their sad havoc, the victim is made to en
dure severe costjvksess, Ginni5Ess, inflammation
of the SfLEXX, KIDNKTS, LIVF.U, INTESTINES, BLAH-
T) eh and spiifE, with' many corresponding ailments,
for tbe sure cure of aH of which nothing equals the
Electuary. These professions are not solely mer-
cenary, but are made witn a view oi alleviating
THE DISTRESSES OF MYRIADS
who can discover no method whereby to gain a re
storation of their health. This fact will be apparent
to all who inspect the medicine, when, by so doin?,
they may perceive that its cost must necessarily he al
most as great as the price demanded for it ! While
this
CERTAIN AND SPEEDY REMEDY
is lo be had bo cheap, it is criminal to neglect to test
its worth, and put our unqualified asseverations in its
favpr to the last.
NEW YORK CERTIFICATE.
Messrs. Wtatt&.Ketchaji Gents. : For several
years past I have been troubled with Piles, a very
costive state of the bowels, indigestion and weakness
of the system. But my complaint not being so
severe as lo disable me from business, aud a dread I
had of physicians aud patent medicines, that until
this Spring I never used any medicine or applied to
a physician for relief. The Piles ihen being so
severe that I allowed several operations to be per.
formed, without any benefit. Determined after this
lo try other means, I read an advertisement of a cure
guarantied by the use of Dr. Upham'a Electuary.
1 purchased three boxes at your store, aud from the
use of which I found myself entirely cured of the
Piles and my health much improved. I remain, sirs,
your much indebted friend.
EZRA DIBBLE, 194 Broadway.
PHILADELPHIA CERTIFICATE.
Dr. Urn am Dear Sir : About five years ago I
was afflicted with what was called Chronic Dysentery.
I have suffered with it ever since, aud physicians have
told me that my liver was affected, aud that my
bowels were ulcerated.for blood and pus, attended with
a peculiarly putrid smell, were the frequent dis
charges. A short time siuce I made k visit lo Mas- :
sachusetts, in hopes off benefit from a change of air,
but suffered more severely than ever before. While
there a physiciau offered tp cure me for 40, in three
mouths. Happily, iu the midst of intense- pain, oc
casionally relieved by laudanum, I saw in a wrapper
of your Electuary a perfect description of my com
plaint, together with many certificates of cures.
This gave me great confidence iu the medicine, aud
I purchased a box, and -nine doses of which has ap
parently cured me, and am prepared to say every
thing in its favor, or render any service l ean lo hu
manity by subscribing to its merits.
Respectfully vours,
BENJAMIN PERCIVAL,
89 South Sixth st.
Letter from Capt. McLean, U. S. N.
Rauway, June 16, 1847.
' I have been afflicted for years with the piles,
and have tried- without anything like permanent
benefit, almost everything assuming the name of a
remedy. 1 had, as a matter of course, lost all con
fidence in medicine. Under this feeling, I was iu
duced not without reluctauce, I confess to use
' Upham's Electuary,' and having used it for about
three weeks according to the directions laid down, I
find, to my utter surprise as well as satisfaction, that
every symptom of the disease has left me. J thiuk
it due alike to Dr. Upham and myself to make this
statement.
G. W. McLEAN, late of the U. S. N,V
Sold, wholesale- aad retail, by WYATT &
KETCH AM, 121 Fulton - st. New York, WIL
LIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO., Raleigh, aud by
Druggists generally throughout the U. S
Notice The Genuine Electuary has the written
eiguature Ihus (O" A. Upham, M. D.) The hand
is also done with a pen.
July, 1847. 56
50 Dollars Reward,
WILE be paid for ihe apprehending and secu
ring in Jail, so that I get him again, my ne
gro man PRINCE. I will pay the above Reward,
and all reasonable expenses, for his delivery to me
in Chatham County , near Pittsboro. PRINCE has
been a Wagon and Carriage driver, and is well ac
quainted in Raleigh, Tarboro' and Fayetteville.
He was raised near Tarboro'. PRINCE- is about
32 years of age, of a copper color, and about 5 feet,
6 or 7 inches high : carried off no clothing but tbe
suit he had on, at tbe time he left ; has an Overcoat
made of Blankets, with black and red stripes.' He
was.detected in pasting counterfeit South Carolina
Bank Bills, and will endeavor," no doubt, to gel free
papers, and make his way North. : '.-?.;.-
FKIiiK EVASS.
P. 8. All letters directed to. me, must be addres
sed to Piltsboro', Chatham County f Nv C',
Dee. 13 1847. , - -10Q8w
STuperb Gift Book for, 184 770
Vs&sotfs SeasonSy illustrated ; edited by Bolton Cor
ney, Esq. Illustrated with 77 Designs, drawn on
wood, by the Etching Club; handsomely printed, 1
vol. 8 vo. Just published and this day received, at
the N. C. Bookstore, Raleigh.
Nov. C, 1347. go
:vr. it 4tnn'i'
nilVillsr visited New Yorkr an Thilat'eU
r4 . ju,rnc wi aucing io nis oiock
respectfully informs bis friends and the pi '
vjjfespecttuiiy intorms bis
jic-, that h has tost Oftened ' k lar .rA .t-. t .
sertment of
JEWELRY AND FANCY COOKS
SJ, TwLir. v
nd era V,
Steel Guard Chains
consisting of Gold and Silver lve W-.-i.- .
r...:.. :vi-i i " ' " n.
erucar Jcapeinents. Gold r..i
hams, Seals, Kevs. toepii
" C? - m n sill
Perifocal Spectacle Glasses, a new snide, 10 uit the
tyesof all persons; very superior Flint G8Fees that
may be adjusted in any frame, at any notice. '
i SUrer aud Plated Ware.
Silvi
(
(
d
BritBrnie1
and Plrftt-y
Ware, in setts or single fiette, Silver
ups. ,
Mantel Clocks, Gold and Silver mrranted CanrV;
Chess men, and Backgammon Boards, Steel Pen;
Gilt, Steel, Glass and Satin Beads; Jet Crinbs, Se
gar and Card Cases, Purses, Chapman's Rnzo,
Straps, Toilet Bottles, and Ladies' Toilet Work
Boxes
CUTLERY.
A fine assortment of lingers' Kazors; Pocket and
. Pen Knives.
Comprising Powder Boxes, Cologne oijd Lavei.de r
Waters. Toilet Powder, Shaving and Toilet Soai s,
Also, Hair, Tooth and Shaving Brushes.
Tfstcal Instruments.
Spanish Guitars, Violins, Claricnets.Flutfs, Fifes
Guitar and. Violin Strings, Extra Violin Bi.ws, dr!
Watches and Clocks repaired in a superior sivle.
As his own personal attention will be given to "this
department, those persons having articles of tbUkirid
to repair, may rely on their being well and faithfully
executed. Gold and Silxpr manufactured to ouhr
with neatness and punctuality. Highest" j titts gi( n
for old Gold and Silver.
Raleigh, Aug. 6, 1847. fis
YOUNG LADIES' SELECT SCHOOL.
exercises ofthis School will be resumed again
J on the 1st Monday in January next, under the
care of the Misses Partridge, with such assistance
as may be necessary for the interest of the School.
Tkrms per Session, as follows:
English Branches, frfni $7 to $15 00
Latin, 10 00
French, 8 00
Musicvm the Piano, with use of
llie Instrument, . - 20 00 -Guitar,
10 00
Drawing and Needle Work, 5 00
Painting and Wax Work, each 8 00
Board, washing, fuel and lights,
per mouth,
10 00
Scholars can remain through the vacation, free of
charge.
Ralnigh. Dec. 8. 1S47. 93 2m V
TO SPORTSMEN.
Iht BARREL SELF-HEVOt-l
VJJjr API mj KJUITEATING
PISTOLS.
O. Gu
ROOT has just received a fine lot of
ns, rowaer, rowder r tasks, enot xags,
Bud Bags, &c. , all of which will be sold low.
Aug 7. 63
4 TATE of North Carolina Lenoir ,
County. ' Court of J Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
October Term, 1847.
Petition to divide the Lands of Joshua Svgrg, dee'd.
The Petition of Richard Sugg1, Glarky Hallaman,
wife of Needham Hallaman, Lamiza Ann Harper,
wife of Will. G. Harper, &c. s
This Petition coming on to he heard, and it ap
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that Clarky
Hallaman and Needham Hallaman are non residents
of this State : It is therefore ordered by the Court,
that publication be made for six weeks iu the Raleigh
Register, a weekly newspaper, published in the City
of Raleigh, notifying the Petitiouers, Clarky Halla
man aud Needham Hallaman, to be and appear at
the next Term of our said Court, to answer or demur
to said Petition ; otherwise, judgment pro confesso
will be taken, and the Petition beard ex-parte.
Witness, W. C. Loftin, Clerk of our said Court, at
Office, the 3d Mouday of October, 1847.-
V- C. LOFTIN Clerk.
Pr. Adv. S3 62. , 89 Gw
Farmers of the South.
AWAKE TO YOUR INTEREST!
rErHl3 Subscribes has visited North Carolina, for
1 L3 the purpose of introducing to thenotice of the
People of the State, several recent Agricultural in
ventions, the value of which has' been fully 'tested
elsewhere. They are as follpwsr " T
GATLING'S Wheat drill, or Seed Planter.'
CATLING'S improved Carolina Plough. See
the Cut above.
BEACH'S Patent expanding Corn Sheller.
These Machines can be seeu at the City (Law
rence's) HoleVjwhere the Subscriber will be pleaded
to receive the calls of persons interested, and to ex
plain the advantages of tbe improvements. lie is
desirous of disposing of RIGHTS for all the above,
either for a single County, a District, or the whol
State. Call soon, as his stay will be limited.
ALFRED SPATE?
Raleigh, Dec. 7, 1847. . . 9S
And Fancy CARE BAKERY.
fpIIE SUBSCRIBERS desire to express their ac
M. ktiowledjrueut'to the citizens of Raleigh, for the
patronage so liberally extended to them since their
residence among them, and beg leave to announce,
lhat they are now prepared to manufacture air kind
of BREAD and CAKES, l the very sljprtest notice.
Their article's are all made of the best Flour to b
procured iu the market, and are warranted 'fresh.
They intend to commence shortly the manufacture
of PASTRY, of all kinds.- They will nowfuruish
the following varieties of CAKE, aud invite - the at
tention of the publ ic to tbe list :
-Sponge Cake,. . . ,. v .
Jelly do .
Pound do
Tea- do '
. Butter o - '
Ginger Nuts " ' ' 1 i
- Cream Kisses' ' -
Macaroons, Ac - i , ..
Alse-, Ornameutaf Cakes of every deeritie r
Parties aud Eutertaitimeitts.
; They eontiune to bake, daily, Family lAaf Bread,
Rolls and Tea Bi&cuiL Jr . . i .
All Orders left at the" Bakery, nearARBOROUW1 8
Hotel, will be instanOy attended Xo J
; x--, - lirrnKI.ES -a&PATRAM-
Raleigh. Dec. 9. 1847.
99
largf assortment of Breast Pins, Finger Rings ta
Rings, Goldand Silver. Pencils, Thimbles, mW
lions. Gold Hearts and Crosses.
SilverTable.Tea.Dessert.Sali and Vnir.l 5Sn :
ladles. Snffar Tnntrs. Ftniter :i .
TV . a d . . . .
"', vapiors, lysmiie-rlirk. nnff.,. .
PATENT TTlvt I
JOB .PRINTING
EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE,
With juatness.ani despatch.