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JF "" ' - , ,..tw, - 11 'i 1 mmm i yjggggjWTS i
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: . ; aaxt bottles ; ltuu
mi cheaper. pleasenjer.
any tow.- ."T. paiient , -, . . ,
tlJno winter MEDICINE.
wpwiority ef thi. 6aapa-
Tiovf lb. bo3j. It U on. of the very
WF-Jiad Winter medicine ever known ; U not
SSnStfeelhe"Q0to system end strengthen, the
MrLo. butt create new, pu' nd rich b ood ; a
poweoed by no other medicine. - And in this
lies the rsnd eecret of its' wonderful success. 1 1 hie
performed within the past two jeare, more than 35,
C00 core of severe esses of diseases at least 2 J,Ql)0
f these considered incurable. ; :
More thstt 3000 cases of Chronic Rheumatism t
" 5,000 case of. Dyspepsia ;. r:.
4,000 cases of General Debility anJ Want of En
ergy rv;
7.000 cases of the different Female Complaints ;
3.000 ease of Scrofula; " v
100 ses of the Liver Complaint ;
3,500 cases of Disease of the Kidneys and Dropsy ;
8.000 cases of consumption :
And thousands of eases of diseases of the blood, viz :
Ulcer Erysipelas, 8ait Rheum. Pimples on the Face,
&c- fa together .with, .numerous cases ef Sick
Headache, Pain uuho Side and Chest, Spinal Affec
tions, AcAeY" -U-ii '..
This we are aware, must appear incredible, but we
have Utters from Physicians and our A genu from all
parts of the United States, informing us of extraordi
nary tureeC RVV BusrtK one of the
most respectable Druggists in i Newark, N. J, in.
forms us that he can refer to more than 150 cases in
that place alone. 1 here are thousands of cases in
the City of New York, which we will refer to with
pletsure arid to-men. of character ' It is the best
medicine'forthe prevention of ; disease known. It
undoubtedly saved the lives of more than
5.000 CHILDREN THE PAST 55EA80N !
As it removed the5 cause of dssease, and prepared
them for the' Summer season. It has never been
known to injure hi the least the most delicate chikl.
- v RHEUMATISM.
ThisSarsaparUla is used with the most perfect
success in Rheumatic 'complaints however severe or
chronic ' The astonishing cures tt bss performed sre
Indeed wonderful. f Other remedies someti mes give
temporary reliefthis entirely eradicates it from the
svsiem: even when the limbs and bones are dread
fultv swollen. - ;, '
(j Hear Mr. 8eth Terry, one of the oldest sad
nutmt wmmmtahl lawvers in Hartford, Conn. Tbe
following is an extract of a letter recived from him :
1 Tnitnvnd1 have used one bottle ot your
Sarsaparilla, and find it is excellent in its f fleets up
on IThmnir- Rheumatic pin. to wbicn I am sub
ject, from So injury occasioned several years ago, in
a DDhlic sts?e. Please send me two bottle to the
l. r Tir Zmrmnnr f ha converged with two of
our principal physicians, and recommend your Sars-
aia ua m-w a wrw w w w
SETH TERRY.
Hartford, March 12, 1845.
CONSUMPTION CURED. '
Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can be
euted. Bronchitis, Consumption, Liocr Com
plaint, Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Spitting uf
Mlood. Soreness in the Chest, Hectic flush, JVight
Sweats, Difficult or Profuse Expect or at ion , Pain
in the side, to , have been and can bejeurcd.
Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir : Nearly twenty years sgo
I took a violent cold, which settled on my lungs and
affected me severely indeed, finally, it became a con
stant hacking cough, but not lo severe as to prevent
me, from attending to my business;' within the last
few years it increased on roe gradually. At last I
became reduced -breathed with difficulty, and raised
with my .cough much bad matter, and for the last
nine months previous to using your Sarsaparilla,
had regular night sweats ; indeed, my friends and
myself supposed that I woo Id die with the Consump
tion t but 1 have the happiness to inform you that,
to my surprise, after using three bottles of your
Sarsaparilla. I find my health restored. It reiiwed
me gradually, and I am now enjoying much better
health than I have before in 26 years. I had almost
entirely lost my ' ippetite, which is also returned.
You are at liberty to pubjish this with my name in
the papers, if you choose.
My tittle girl, who is three years old had very
bad cough the. whole of last Winter. We became
very much alarmed on her account- While using
the medicine. I gave her some of it, and it toon en
tirely relieved her, as well as myself aud ahe is well
now, and hearty as "sny child I ever saw. 8he wti
also futl of little blotches t it took them away and her
skin1 is smooth and fair now and I am satisfied she
recovered her kealihfxom using your excellent med
icine :
S. VV. CON ANT.
- 444 Bowery.
GIRLS, READ THIS.
You who have pale complexions, dull eyes, blotch
es on tbe face, rough skin, and are "out of spirits,"
use a bottle or-two of Dr. Towcsend's Ssrssparilla.
It will cleanse your blood, remove the freckers and
blotches, and give you animation, sparkling eyes,
fine spirits, and beautiful complexions all of which
are of immense value lo unmarried ladies.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE
Dr. Towosend's Sarsaparilla is a sovereign and
speedy cure for Incipient Consumption, Barrenness,
lieucorrhcea, or Whites, obstructed or difficult Men
ktruation, Incontinence of Urine, or involuntary dis
charge thereof, and for the general Prostration of loo
Mystem, no matter whether the result of inherent
cause, or produced by irregularity, illuess orsccident.
Nothing can be more surprising than its invigorat
ing eflects on the human trame. Persons, all west
nesa and lassitude, from taking it, at once become
rwbust and full of energy uuder its inSuence. It im
lasdiatsly counteracta the nervelessness of the female
frame, which is the great fa use of barrenness
It win not he expected of u, in eases of so delicate
a nature exhibit certificates of ores performed,
but we can assure the afflicted, that hundreds, of
cases have, been reported to us. Several cases
where Tamiltes.have been without children, after
Uiing a few bottles of this invaluable mediciue, have
been btessed with healthy oflprinj. ,
Dr. ToansendMf wife being greatly distressed
by weakness and General Debility, and suffering
continually by pain and a.sensatiou of bearing down,
falling of the womb, and with other ditlicutties, and
saving known cases where-your 'mediciue bas effec
ted gtsat cures, and also bearing it recommended for
such cases as I bive-deciibd, I obtained a liottle of
your Extract of Sarsaparilla. aud followed the di
yaciions yoa gave. In a short period il removed her
ceittplainu and restored her heaiitu Being grateful
for the benefits she received, I take pleasure in' thus
acknowledgeding it, and recommending it to the
paUUc.0 ... '"" M D. MOORE,
r?ci J. . -Corner Grand and Lydius-sts.
Albany, Aug. 17, 1847.
.4. , - ..- .- i i i
TfJ MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
This Extract of Sarsaparilla has been expressly
prepared in reference to femaSa-complaints. No
female who bas reason to aappose she is approaching
f.ht Critical period t&e tarn of life, aboujd neglect
to take it, as it is a; certain prevenutive -tor any. of
the oaiSSJJwi and horrible diseases to which females
subject atlbis timeW life.: This period may be
dUya teverarteais by os'mg- tbia medicine. Nor
Wa vamableVf : thosipproaching womanhood,
is ealenlatedJb assist nature, by quickening the
rnJiCAos isinvaJuaWe lor all the diseases to which
women ' iV..:r " V
J1 braces JJw whok system, renews 'permanently
removing tho impurities of
IJliTr00 V MimuUtlng'tha system as to
Wiee a subseaent veUxatbn, whfeh U the case of
JHet . medicmes uke for lemala weakness and
SCROFULA CURETi
Tbw Lerufic.i. concUiaively pievraiWsn this
Ser
saparitla has perfect control over' the. moat obslinate
house is unprecedented. ' ,
v ; . ,T THREE CHILDREN.
Dr Totonsend -Dear Sir : I have the pleasure to
inform you that three ol my children have betfn cured
of ibe Scrofula by the use of your excellent medicine.
They were afflicted very severely with bad sores ;
have taken only four bottles it took them away, for
which 1 reel my sell under deep obligation.
Yours, respectlullvt .
ISAAC W. CRAIN, 106 Wootter-st.
New York, March 1, 1847.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend is almost' daily receiving orders
from Physicians in diflerent parts ol tbe Union
Tbn is to certiTy that we the undersijtned. Physi
cians of the City of Albany, have in numerous cases
prescribed Dr. Towusend s Sarsaparilla, and believe
it tube one ot tae most valuable preparations in (be
market. xl. r. f ULIFiG, M D.
. 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 tbe United States
Marine Corps and member ol the New Jersey Leg
islature, has kindly sent us tbe following certificate.
i tens ua owu story.
Eahwa, Jan. 25, 1847.
A rear since I was taken wub the Influenza,
and my whole system left in a debilitated state. I
was induced to try Dr. Townseud's Sarsaparilla,
and alter taking two or ihee boulet, I whs yery
much relieved, and attribute it entirely io the said
Sarsaparilla I have continued taking it, and find
that I improve every day. I believe it saved my life,
and would not be without it under any consideration.
G. W.McLEAN.
DYSPEPSIA.
No fluid or medicire has ever been discovered
which so nesrly resembles the gastric juiJ or saliva,
in decomposing food and arrsngtueninge organs ot
digestion, as this preparation of Sarsaparilla. It
positively cures every case of dyspepsia, however
severe or chronic.
Bank Department, Albany. May 10. 1345:
Dr. Townsend: Sit I have been afflicted for
several years with Dyspepsia in its worst (onus, at
tended with soreness ol stomach? loss of appeuie, ex
treme beau-burn, and a great aversion to all kinds oJ
TooJ, and; for. weeks (what I could eai) I have been
unable to retain but a small portion on my stomach.
I tried the usual remedies, but tbey had little or no
effect in removing the, complaint. I. was induced,
about two months since, to try your Extract of Sar
saparilla, and 1 must say with little confideuce ; but
alter using nearly two bottles, 1 Found my appetite
re.Moied, und the heart-burn entirely removed; and 1
would earnestly recommend the use of it to ihwse
who have been afflicted as I have been
Yours, &c. W. W VAN ZANDT.
Principal OHice. 126 Fulton street, Sun Building.
N Y. Redding &, Co , 8 State street, 'Boston
Dyott &, Sons, 132 North 21 street, Philadelphia
S. S. Hanco, Drngirist, Baltimore P. M- Cohen,
Charleston Wright & Co., 158 Chartres street. N.
O 105 South Peat I street, Albany-and ly all the
principal Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States. West Indies and the Cauadas.
For Sale hi Raleigh, by
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD 8l CO.
October IS, 1847.' 84 ly
NATIONAL. LOA 1 iJil
LIFE SOCIETY OF LU.NDON.
' A Savings Bank for the benefit of the Widow and
the Orphan."
(km row is ed ar act or raaLiAxaaT.)
Capita l, 500,000 sterling, or 2,500,000.
Beside a reserve fund (irom surplus premiums) of
about 8185,000.
T, LAMIE MURRAY, tUq , George st. Hi no
ver square, Chairman of the Court of Directors, in
London.
Physician J. ELLIOTSON, M. D., F. R S.
Actuary VV. S. B. WOOLHOCSE, Esq., F.
K. A. S.
Secretary F. F. CAMROUX, Esq.
a iHlS INSTITUTION embraces Important and
CI. substaniisl advantages with respect to Life As.
surances and deferred annuities. .The assured bss,
on all occasious, the power, to borrow, without ex
pense or forfeiture of the policy, two-ihirds of the
premiums paid ; also the option of selecting ben
efits, aud the conversion of his interests to meet oth
er convenience or necessity.
Assurances for terms of years at the lowest possi
ble rstes.
Peisoos insured for life, csn, at once, borrow half
the amount of annual premium for five successive
years, on their own note and deposite of policy.
Paut or tbi Capital is pkkxaxkktlt ixrsa.
ted in the United States, in the names of three of
the Local Directors as Trustees available always
to the assured in case 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 rate.
No charge for stamp-duty.
Thirty days allowed after each psyment of premium-becomes
due, without forfeiture of policy.
Travelling leave extensive and liberal, and extra
premiums on the most moderate tcale.
Divtsioa or Pbofit's. The remarkable success
and increased prosrity of the Society has enabled !
the Directors, at tbe last annual investigation, to de
clare a fourth bonus, varying from 35 lo 85 per ci.
on the premiums paid on each policy e Heeled on the
pront scale .
UxiTsn States Board or Locai Directors.
(Chief Office for America, 74 Wall si) A". York,
Jacob Harvey, Esq. Chairman ; John J. Palmer,
Esq .Jonathan Go-nlhue, Esq James Boormsn. Esq.
George Barday, Esq., Samuel S. Howland, Esq.,
(iorbsm A. Worth, Esq., Samuel M. Fox, Esq.,
William Van Hook, Esq., and C. Edward Habttcht,
Esq.
Philadelphia Clemrnt C. Biddle, Esq., Intuis A.
Godey, Esq. George Bex Graham. Esq William
Jones, Esq
BaUimore Jonathan Meredith, Esq.. Samuel
H oilman. rJq.,Lr J. H. McCulloh.
J. LeanJer Starr, General Agent, and Edward T.
Richardson! Esq., General Accountant, for the Uni
ted States and British N. A. Colonies.
Medial Examiners, New York J Kearny Rod
gers. LID. 110 Bleecker-st; Alexander E. Hosack.
i. u., iui ranaiin-st ; e. . Keene, M. D., 290
Fourth-sL -
. (Medical Examiners' attend at 74 Wall-st and
No. 134 Bowery at 3 o'clock P. M. dailu. Fee paid
by the Society.) J 1
Wtf Counsel William Van Hook, Esq.39
Bankers The Merchant's Bank'.
Solicitor J ohn Hone, Esq. 1 1 Pine-st.
asnier nenry ti. Uutlip, Esq.
An Act in respect to insurance for lives for the
benefit of married women, passed by theLegisIature
umcw Aora. 1st Acrii. issn
Pamphleu, blank forma, table of rstes. lists of A
gents, 4 e. &c obuined at the Chief Office 74 WalU
sl,l31 Bowery, or from eitherof the AgenU through
out the United States, and British North American
Colonies. . , . ' . T
GEORGE LITTLE, AgenU
.R. B. Haywood, Medical Examiner. Raleigh.
March 22, 1847 . . . . , ,24
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lYtapt. Henry's Campaign Skelclies
Hjy of the War In Jlexlco, with eugra
vings; thia day recshred by 4i. D. TURNER, .
' . ' N. C. Bookstore.
Deo 4th, 1847.
98
iCiatawba Hirer, and other Poems,
HJ by John Steiafort Kidney. -. Fer sste at
' , WIL D. TURNER'S N. C Bookatore.
' Dsa.'4th. J847. - r.ri . . . s a 9S
sp40N8lSTING of PrinUng, Latter, Foolscap and
LJ Wrapping Paper. -Abo Maynard and Noyea'
best black writing uk; Red ; Indelible i 8ealrftg
Wax and Wafers. N B. HUGHES.
Ds. t8. jW
TOtlTf It A. V E Is LE U S
GOING: NORTHx
I TJ mVmM. -;f'l'k
in j - ' ..."
'llRAVELLUlta Voias: North, re adviaed that
1 their mostexDeditious. comfortable and only ccr
tain route, is by the Rail Road Line via Petersburg,
Richmond and Washington. .
Travellers by this line resch Washington at 4 P,
VI. tha dw aner leaviBK Gaston, Baltimore at 7 P,
M., Philadelphia io the course of the night, and New
York at 12 M. the next Usy, oeing inua msrunncM
day ahead of the James River and Bay Line, ecen
when the Boats connect, and avoiding all the risk of
Sea sickness. Fogs and Stonns by tne Bay.
Ticket fiom Petersburg to Baltimore
For further information, apply at Petersburg to
the Ticket Agent of the Kicnmonu ana retersourg
Kail Road, a
January 19, 1848. 7 3m
NOItTH CAUOMA .
Mutual Insurance Company
ITTMJKtiUANT to an Ac', of Assembly, a Compa
YST- nv baa been formed in this State, under the
name aud styl of tbe Iorm Carolina aiuiusi id
sarsnce Compsny," and u now fully organized, by
tbe apoiiitment of the following Umcers, vix:
JOSIAH O. WATsON. President,
ALBERT STITH. Vice-President,
KICHARD SMITH, Treasurer.
THEODORE PARTRIDGE, Secretary,
CHARLES MANLY, Attorney, .
RICHARD SMITH, Executive Com'
ALBERT. STITH. itl"
WESTON R. GALES, S . mM"
The ComDsnv is now prepared to receive applica
tions for Insurance, and to issue Policies on the same.
Bt the Act of Incorporation, the Company is author
ized to take risk's on Dwelling Houses,Stores, Shops
and other buildings,. Furniture, Merehsndixe, and
other property, against loss or damage by f ire.
Tbe OlHce of the Company is in the second story
of the lerge Brick Building, recently occupied by Mr.
B. B. Smith, at the corner of Fayetterille aud Har
nett Streets, where full information and explanations,
touching the principle of Mutual Insurance, will ho
cheerfully furnished by tbe Secretary of tbe Com
pany.
Raleigh. January I ftv 1 847 6-tf
HASTINGS'
Compound Syrup of Naptha.
NOT OHLY A rOSITIVC BUT A WARRAXTRD , CORE TOR
co.tsuMrrtox aro all otiiek diskasks
' - or THE LUNGS !
71. A. F. Harrison. 147 Greenwich
Street, nlew York,
SOLE AMERICAN AGENT.
THIS mediciue has decided the dispute about the
cumbility of ConsumptiOti ; and satiyned the medical
r acuity, and all who have used it, that Consump
tion aud all atntctrous or the longs can not only bo
cured, but they are as easily and as simply cured as
almost any of the disorders to which the human frame
is liable. The operation ef single bottle which
costs but ooe dollar is sufficient to satisfy anv Da
tie tit, if not altogether too fur gone in the disease,' of
this fact ; aud evert a sbtgU dose gives evidence of
its exlruoodinary innuencm. in arresting, aud eradi
cation the malady, by the immediate relief which it
alfords. This is no quack or secret remedy. Dr.
!Ialiugs, its discoverer, is one of the ino-t einineut
physicians of the age, and has made a full disclo
sure of its history and all its component parts to the
world ; not wishing to incur the rrspousifcility of con
fining to himself (for the sake of profit) - a secret
which was calcu:at-d lo do such universal good.
And such have been the wonderful rep i Is f its op
erations that the Loudon Lancet Medical Times'
aud the most eminent phaicians of both hemirpheres
are anxiously calhug upon sufferers to have imme
diate recuuise to it, aud proclaiming that of all known
medicines it aione bas positively established its effi
cucy by undeuiable proois of curiug Consumption aud
all other diseases of the lungs.
The great celebrity of Hastings Coxrouno Sta
rr or Nxi-tiia, obviates the necessity of publishing
certificates of cures, hi fact, so far as cau be as
certained, it has cured, or is fast curiug almost all
who have used it, and probably no person who has
taken a bottle but would be williujj to give a warm
certificate iu its favor, as hundreds have already
done without solicitation.
' O Price one dollar a bottle. Six bottles for five
dollars. The usual allowance to the trade.
For sale Wholesale and Retail br Messrs. PES
CUD & JOHNSON, sole .Agents for Raleigh.
Jan 12. 1848. 4
Dr, A. XV Coopers' Spiuo-Abdomi-11
a I Supporters.
THE Subscribers have on hand a supply of the
above valuable supporters, which are recommend
ded lor all persous, afflicted with muscular debility.
Round shoulders, or prolapsus Uteri
Proff: MoTTlhiukalbey are very well adapted
for some varieties of iucipieut spinal distortions, as
they afford the useful combination of shoulder brace
aud AMoiniual supporter, with very decided support
lo the spinal column.
The aliove braces are recommended by the Physi-
ciaua generally, who nave seen them, aud we have
sold a number to citizeus of thia place, who are high
ly pleased with them.
A geutleman observed a-few days since', that he
had been wearing a very celebrated body brace for
some time, and that he would not give oue of the
above, for fifty such. , . -
" They need uo puffing as they speak for them
sel'w." P1ISSCUD&. JOHNSON.
O" The above Supporter is au improvement on
Dr.E. Crains celebrated Spiuo-Abdominal Supporter.
Jan. 12. 1848. . (Standard.)- 4
BR. KOBY'SBISAZILIAIV II AIR
CURL,IIVa L1QUII, a preparation
which wjll cause the Hair to curl most beautifully,
and ia warranted not 16 injure it iu the least, thus
dispensing with the curliug irons,' which injure the
hair so much. .
The imineuse demand for the fluid and the repeat
ed testimonials, which we have received from Ladies
in Raleigh who are using it, enable us lorecommeud
il with voufideiice. Call and get a Bottle at
PESCUD & JOHN&lhVS Drug Store.
Jan. 12. 1848. Standard. 4
' OIL I'OLISII.
F you wish your Boots and Shoes, or Harness
pohslied aud preserved, call aud get a Canister of
Oil Polish, price 25 oeuts, and warranted logive sat
Ufaciiou. PESCUD cc JOHNSON.
Jau. 12. (Standard.) ... 4
SEGAUS AND TOBACCO.
WE are in receipt of a lot of splendid Ci
gars of various brands, aud two cases of very
fine chewing Tobacco, lo which we invite the atten
tion of those who indulge in such luxuries.
PESCUD & JOHNSON.
Jan. 12. Standard. 4
COMMISSION AND AUCTION BUSINESS,
FOR home produce sent ua to sell, such as Ba
cou. Corn, flour, we warrant the highest
t;y prices, and prompt returns of eaies. VV prom
ise the same of luy other article seut in our line
whether foreign or domestic., '
. , WILL : PECK & SON-
Raleigh. Jan. SS. 1348,. ... ; , 6 2 m
Freelanti & Hall.-
GROCERS & COMMISSiON MERCHANTS, v
If o. 69, Light St Wllarf, Baltimore.
OFFER for Sale, on pleasing terras, a full and
general assortment of articles ia their line,' at
the lowest market Tatee ; and pledge themselves,
that air exdere entrusted to them, will be attended to
with punctuality and despatch.
Jan. 23. 184?. - d ffrw
ZTBHE FAMILY CHRISTIAN ALMANAC
for 1819. This day received bv
11 D TURNER I
1 -
;-X VT
U-S
DAIIiYIsIiyB.
A
By the Jama River aud Chesapeake Bay Via Pc
'erbuti Norfolk,; Baltimore and.Phm
' ' I delphia, to New York. ...'4 4 '
TQ)ASSNGE.RS by this Line leave Weldon and
llGssion every nieht for Petersburg, ia Petera-
burg od Roanoke Rail Road. ' . .-
From ihne dailv at 15 miuutes before-7
for Citv Point. ' v
. From thence tney take one of the fast J
ver Steamers for Norfolk, reaching there at
n.M nn tha ChesaDeake Bar in one
Steamers rbuilt for the route) that are so favorably
known for their strength aud comfortable arrange
ments.
Ti.. Su.mni of this Line have been put in first
rata order, for the runniug of the Schednh required
i. tranannrt thrf Northern and Southern Mail.
ITT Bear in miud. this is the Great V. S Mail
Line," and at the reduced rates, passengers will save
mnn.w mnA rrtainlv have more comfort by this
Liue, less loss of sleep, and fewer changes of person
and baggage.
Fare from Weldon to Baltimore, $8 00
Norfolk, 4 00
. Fer Tickets, apply to W. M. Moody, Jr., Agent,
Weldon, N. CV CJ
Fare from Gaston to Baltimore, $9 00
Nortolk, - 4 00
For Tickets, apply to C. C. Fvau, Esq , Agent
Gaston. N. C.
Passengera gettiur through Tickets are allowed to
stop at auy point on the route and resume their trip
when they may be read v.
iVM Al. MOODY, Jr. Agent
Office Jamea River and Bay Liue, i
Weldon, SI. C, Dec 21st. 1S47. ( 1 It
Dec 20, 1847. fV
Raleigli Livery Stable I
THE SUBSCRIBERS' having ren-
ted the Stables, recently occupied by
Mr. BorraLoa and thoroughly repaired
atid refitted them : aud, having furnish"
ed the Establishment with au entirely
uew supply of Cxaauoss, Bvooies,
HoasEs, (both Saddle and Harness.) aud having also
engaged experienced aud careful Drivers, well ac
quainted wilh the difTereut Roads, and stepping
houses thioughout the folate, are uow prepared to at
tend to all calls in their iiue. . ..
Tbe Slables are located in a. very central position,
and some oue will always be found there, at all hours
of the day. and night, to attend to orders f
Horses wilt be boarded by the day, week, month
or year. at the most moderate prices.
Drovers vautiug Raleigh with Horses todipose of.
will find these istables convemeutly located for that
purpose ; aud every attention will be given to pro-
mele their. views. . , . . i
; JAMES M. IIARRISS &. CO.
Raleigh. Jan. 6.184. v 2 if
jfpiainp Life of u Yolauter.A Cam-
paigu in Mexico, or Glimpses at life Camp,
by Oue who has seen the Eieuhaut,T this day re
ceived at tne lyonn Varoltuu loookstora by , .
. J-s)-..-arai sr sraraar a SkV WB
Raleigh, Dec. 10, 1847
101
AN E EYRE, au . Autibography : edHed W
eU Curvrr Bell. 4, Price 25 cents.. Just Published
aud this day received by.
IL D. TURNER. V.
At th N. C. Book Sur.
FEBRCAUY 184.
POVINNE, orlltaly, ,by Madami
Holstein, new Edition translated. Price 50 i l
THE LADIES SCIENCE OF ETIQUETTE.
Price 25. cents, v .-, .
LIFE and OPIMOit 8 of TRISTAM SHAN
DY, new Ediuoo. Pnce 60 els.
THE WAR AND ITS WARRIORS, Price 75
cents ...... - .
MARGARET PERCIVAL.
AMYHERBEIfT. , .
LA VETOiN PARSONAGE. . . ;
EVANGELINE, by H. W. Longfellow.
WATSONS DICTIONARY of Poeucal Quo-
tatione : . . . .
AMERICAN FLOWER GARDEN DIREC
TORY, by Buist.
PUBLIC
MEN OF THE REVOLUTION, by
Sullivan
BURTON'S ANATOMY OF MELANCHOLY
new edition.
COM BEDS PHRENOLOGY, new Edition
WIRT'S LIFE OF PATRICK HENRY, new
Edition. . -j 1
BOOK OF POLITENESS, Price- 50. cerijs..
The above are for bale by
, H. D. TURNER.
Rsleigh. Feb. ?4. 17
Marble Work.
fTf4HE attention of gentlemen desirous of purcbas.
M ing MAKBLE MANTELS, MONUMENT
or oTATUARY, is requested.. -v- - .
The subscribers, having been engaged in- the Mar'
ble business Cir the last thirty years in Philadelphia
and having manufactured work for almost every pari
of tbe Union, csn relet to ail who have favored thorn
with their custom, and to their, worr, (considerable
of which has been put up ' in this place.) They
have always on nand a lull supply of Marble Man
lei, and new and original Designs for MoUiiuments
and other work, copies of which, wilh prices, will be
lorwaroea
OCT Al work shipped is insured from breakage.
They can refr.toany Mercantile bouse iu Phila
delphia for standing and character as workmen.
JOHN ST RUT HE US & rON,
No. 360, High Street, Philadelphia.
Feb. 28, 1848. ; 17 3m
N. B. There ia nothing in their line which they
do not furnish, either domestic r imported.. s
An Important fact,
Tf HAVE determined positively ro sell out ray plan
il. tation, tc, consisting of 4 00 acres of hilly laud :
4U0 acre of cleared land in cultivation, mostly leveiJ
ome siigniiy umiulating ; 300 acres 111 ths wood,
level as a die, with a gentle inclination to the sun ;
allot which, the inexhaustible fertility of the soil,
health, water, location, commercial facilities, etc., 1
defy to be surpassed. Springs,' branches and exten
sive improvements, including valuable water Mills.
&c dec All I ask is an immediate rsonal exsmin
atjon, which I new earnestly invite, and relying up
on this shall aay nn more. Twelve miles North-east
of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee. ?'
' H. tS. REMBERT.
Feb. 15 1848. 17 3l
MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA.
frill! E Aaaoal course, ia this laatilaiioo will com
II mence early in April, and be continued uutil I
the middle or October, with the usual Yacatiod, un-
Anatomy, by JOHN NEILL. M. D.
Materia Medica, JOHN J. UEESE. M. D."
ObsteUics, . . ' W M . BY R D PA G E.M. D.
Chemistry, JOHN F : FRAZER, A. M.
Clinical Medicine, DRS. PEPPER & GERHARD,
Clinical Surgery, DRS MORRIS & PEACE,
Daily at the Pennsylvania HospiuL
FEE fof each bfauch. Q0.
' JOHN J. REESE, Seoy.
Philadelphia, Feb. 26, 184A - 17 6t
7?Vff ore Hanging and Ropey to band. Alt.
JLVii SOLE LCATHJ&K, first aud accond quaU
ity. and SNUFF and SHOE BLACKING.
Cigars, a a ood" assortment
Smoking Tobacco, at 50 eenti i down.
' WILIi. PECK & SON.
Rsleigh, Feb. 19. 15 2w
MAIL LINE. I
1 v : y.'
AM-i
unci Ri-
M.
hf the
k . .. i.,- . ... :4 J '
NORTH:!
aji.i.v-,-K: J maauu .
eAVING. opened Aigain entirely . new au
beautiful aasortmeut of Goods, . We areu no
prepared to offer to the public a yery atensiyo. col
lacUou ot articles :not kepr generally in on Store
ilpne' Being determined to sell low, to effect quick
sales, and give to pur customers as great bargains,
any Store can' offe,iws vould respectfully solicit
thcontiuuauce of favora, a we. shall endeavor to
gWe enUr. aatisfacUon to altwhU
examine, the Stock consisting of: j - rf
' - Sewiiau and English Fancy Goods,
Cutlery, jnoricalliirtriimjiPea
ftuneVy,CrocKery,m
- ellry, and;Toy:-' " :'jr;;.. , ;
i Confectionary rrenchndy assorted,
best refined Candy, Rock Candy, Chocolate, Raisins,
Figs, Prunes Currents, iDalee, Citron, .Almonds,
P-lmnuta, Filbertsr Wal, and Cocoanuis, Nutmegs,
Msce, Cinnamonr Spice, etc , A .. , - ;
Fruits-Malaga Grapes, Oranges, Lemota,
Northern Apples. ' " .. ,
Segarsi Manilla. Josto Sanz, :Talla, Jupiter,
Riomla, Havantia, Hegalia, Plantation Havana La
dies' Segais, Smoking Tobacco, Chewing Tobacco,
Mrs Mi UerV Snuff. , V :
Preserves, Jellies, Pickles, Sau
ces,, Syrup, Brandy . JFruity
large and choice assortment.
Groceries: Loaf, Crushed aud Brown Sugar,
Molasses. Coffee and Tea, different qualities, Cas
tile, varies a ted, White and Brown tfoap. Sperm
and Tallow Candles, Oils, -Cheese, Pine Apple
Cheese, eie. .. -
Bakery : Bot ier. Water, Soger, Spda Crack
ers, Pilot Bread and Richmond Cakes.
Faucy Goods:--Writing Desks. Fancy Vork
Bdxes, Artificial Flowers, Card Cases, Money Purses,
Pocket Books, Travelling Bags, Baskets; Dressing
and Fine Combs, Pins., Needles," Thread, Buttons,
Matches. Shaving Utensils, Looking Glasses. Cloth;
Hat, Teeth, Hair, Shoe and small Painting Brushes
Walking Canes, Whips, Cowhides, Patent and
Common Fish Hooks, Flower VaseS, Painted Mugs,
Tumblers. Tapers, Slates,. Smoking1 Pipes, Coffee
Mills, Steelyards; Patent Balances, Waiters Clocks,
Spoons, Tacks, Razor Straps. ;
Cutlery: Rodger's ."Pocket Pen Knives and
Razors, Knives and Forks, Scissors, Dirks, Pistols.
Guns, Percussion Caps, Tubes, Powder Flasks,
Shoi-belts, Bird-bags: ; ; -
Musical Instruments: Violins, Bows,
Strings, Bridges, Screws, Guitars, FlageoletsFiutes,
cues, Accoruions, eic , ' i
Perfumery :- Cologne, genuine ;' Macassar.
Bear and Antique Oil, Floating, Almond, Palm and.
other pcrfuined Soap Chalk-baits and Pink baoenra.
' ; Crockery'j Tea Setts, Cupa and; Saujcers.
Pitchers, Bowls, Pistes, Dhtbes, Wash Basins Cof-
fee I"ols, etc , .... . . - v.,
Dry Goods:-CalicoesA CassinetsrCashmeres,
vestmgs.v wennn, ; rlandkerchiels, Shswls, tiose
Gloves, Bleached' and Brown Shirting, Osnaburg,
Flannels, Krrsey,Xinsey, Muslui, Linnen, etc ,
JTe WC lr yof: GokLilver and Pinchback.
Watch, holders,' Breast Pjns, Ear Rings.Pencils, Psns,
Finger Rings. Thimbles, Metal Combs, Watch Keys.
r on tna:ns, bypsnm and other Beads, assorted.
-Toys --A large t-and choice- supply of Magic
lanterns, China, - Pewter ; and Wooden Tea -Setts.
Dressed and Undressed Dolls. Paint Boxes, Carpen
Her a tools, Uarps, and a variety of ramy Toys.
G. Wi Sc I. Grimkz,
Second door, from Mr. R. Smith.
Raleigh, Jan 10. 1848. v tf
Garden Seeds,
E are now in receipt of our eupply of GAR.
HEN SEEDS, which we warrant to be of
the growth of 1847. We have paid particular atteu
tion to the ' selection of our seed, aud can confidently
recommeud them lo our friends aud customers. ' Be
low will be found a list comprisiug most.-of the diffe
rent varieties, va: , . .,- . . - .- ;' .
- Cabbase. , . v
Early York, Early' Sugar Loaf. Large Lite Drum
. head, tte fiat Lutcn, ruruie or ricKiihsr, LArre
Lnte Bergeu, Early Battersea, Drumhead Savoy,
ureen uurleu uo. L,arge . x .ork. ate, . . i -1-,
Early Six Weeks, Et Ira Early Cado NulL Earlv
Wasbiugtou, Bishop Dwarf Proline, .Dwarf Gar
j ' ! 1 - Tt . -rt' ' . ?
neu xuarrawiai, wua rrussuin, i
Early Chinr, Refugee or 1U00 to 1, Early Valentine,
JSHirljf ix WeekV Xrga Lima, f i 5 ;
Lon; Scarlet, Long Salmon White .Turnip, Scarlet
f U9fIin onor top,
Green, Short do., Early Frame,' Gherkin
-1 - w v 1 J I - van - . . -
Earjj. Blood Turnip, Early ; Yellow do Xong Blood,
juaugrel vurtzel, freuch Sugar.
White Coss, Brown Dutch Ice .Head, Green do.
Silver Skio, Ri-d Onion. Yellow Datch. J ;
Largo Red Tato, Early Cotit, White Solid Cele
ry, t ivarly f end Late Squash Scotch Kale, Rape,
Purple Egg Plauu Early and Late Cauliflower,
urocoli, Otc . . .
-- s - ',;, Gras&v Seed. ' .
Orchard, Timotliy, Lucerae, White Clover, aud
Bine Grass. .Catalogues furnished gratis at our
Couuter n,. r PESCUD JOHNSTON.
IJin brcl Ids .Parasols, ;Parao let tes
AND .WALKING-CANEV UMBRELLAS.
WM. II. RICHARDSON '
I - STEAM FA(H;ORx-;1L;
JddjiyM.w-iXfMied States,
Ko, 104 Market Street, Pliiladelpbia.
MERCHANTS are reipectfully informed.
that I continue to Manufacture oil the above
Goods, by the aid of .tfieam, notwithstanding
m : great bpiiositiou of parlies, oppos! to tbe iutro
duct ion of expensive improvements. My assortment
is complete, and prices so low, as to give entire satis
faction.
(TV1 As there is sn Umbrella Store next door.' of
nesrly the same uame, it u important you should re-.
member .. . ' ... ;v : .
vu. 11. i:iciiai:dso,
Steam Factory, and PATXKTsa of. the Wauuib
Sign of the Lady and eagle, I
No. 104, MaRKJET StKEXX, PHlLAUfLPHlA.
Jan. 3li 1858 i ', i ? : 1 L tf
33" Attention is requested, to the celebrated
kibo Uak Umbuklla, a neat and ueautiiui arttcir,
combining all the'advautages of a Cavi and L t-
.'".'TAKEN; vp by ; Jeflfcrson Lynn, a
dark bay Horse, about 18 or 20 years
old, about 4" feel 10 inches high, with
a blste
ihj.fecwith his UftVot,
ite ; a ne .oov..&
the two hind feet while.
shod all round. . Valued
by Benjamin.
Carpenter;
nd Nalhanlih!im. to be worth 9 t)0.
- : :J.i AVILL1S SCOArTRapeer
"SEe
Feb. 23, 1818.
H17
.GAROENEMS.:
LARGE supply, of all the varieties in general
use, just received aud for aale. by TT H m
A- : Wil-aaAiklJSUAX VVOOD & CO,
Feb.13.184H. i;jj;;l;i,;t;. JZ,
FreIiriiceV' J
'.
n uai received, and for sale by , . - -CJJ,
. WUX1AMS, HAYVVO0D CO.
reb. : . ' . 13.
1 1 -
Trnistory of Tlrjiiila.Intrcoctioi to
XQjjbe History of the Colony and Ancient Domin
kmi of Vireinia. bv Charles CamPbeM. One Vol
Just published and sold at the N. C Rook Store, by
II. D1. TURrlER
RafergV. Feb. 1. te 13
fANCV'STORE'OF.V-
!?o,spouTSinfisr.
t -J w -
PA.XX2fT
titxuAxinvi, Ei.rnEToil
w suits Aiiu St.SifMiA.IMJiim
v arxS A Ua -
NORTH CA1TOI.IIT A I ALOTAIAci
P1ALL at the North Carolina Bookstore, and
II I TTTDMVDIB MnmU . II 1 DAI lu . . . "t
ior,i04S-.-.nis Aimansc Dasifen rarefuiuf
prepared, and Is for sale, wholesale and retail, bv
t n. u. TUU.NER.
IRISH POTATOES.
TTUSTi received Northern Irish Potatoes, line f
eJjT the Table or planting. ; i i. '. '
WILL. PECK & S0
' Feb. I. V - 3 ;
"pXTew Greek Testament, with Eneii,
Nnes, Maj'S. Indexes, drc. Iv Rev. J. A. K,fB
cer. A. M ," this day received, at TCRNEU'ii .N.ij,
Bonstrre. ' y .p,
Feb. 6- ' r -: ,
Iff
FOll KENT. A small House in the Y
tern part of the City. ' ' -
JAMES L1TCIIF0RI).
Jan. 1, 1848. ; ." 104
TTaines Ifew Romance. -Cnict r
OJ the Hypocrite Uumaked, by J. P. R. Jamei
Esq..: Price 25 cents. -Thi day re ceivrd hv
. Hf D. TURNER.
Dec 14.1847: ' V- :, , ' ui
-f "
-.v. Grass: Seeds. .
1R
ED ; and Wfytft Clover, Herds Grass, Blu,
Grass. Orchard Grass, Timothy aud Luctrtie
in store and for jnle by
s WILLIAMS
Feb: I3i. . -
HAYWOOD CO.
- 13 if
PERSONS indebted In the Vubscriberfor the N.
C. Staridsrd.-Tbe Independrnt, University M.
gazine, by iS'ote or otherwise, or for Adveriiinp,irt
notified to pay 00 money to anv A grids, except 1,
W- R, Gaikn. Esq.. or;.Wj. Wmitk, Eu. Poti.!
master, at Kaleieb I Wathswiki J, faLxca. Etq,
Milton. Caswell Co ; Jornr YJ Hicks, Eq. of
Franklin. Macon Co H?W. Miiitv, Eq A ttor.
ny f Wake Co ; Mr Jostsi Hiatt,- f GreensW
ro'. Guilford Co ; and Mr Isbaki E. Jamis, Geg.
eral Collector. . ' r ;
Those persons professine to perform the dutirsof
Constables, who have had accouhu nf nline in their
hands from 4 tat years, are requested5 to make re.
tnrns of some sort tdither of the boVe gentlfrnca,
or to myself. . " V'T. JOKIKG.
Feb. 2fJ.,"i -- J-V-- fSF-lb 3
THE' Subscriber, having -purchased from Alfred
G. Spates, agent for W BeSch. aiid R. J Gatlb,
the Patentees the beaefit of their inventious for tbt
State ot an-Varpiina,onrB iodine xairnets 01 me oiaw
the advantage "of a Machine lor sowing jau kioel
Small Grain reary-fauperiwloisBy thmg herrto-
fore- discovered. -Also a new rlougU.for the culti
vation of crops.'; And, also, almost valuable sirnult
Machine for; the shelling of Com. . These Machines
and rlougn can pe nua oy appucaiion 10 me ohd
scriher at Jlaleigb.Tarticulara eipletued in hand bills.
Wal.?irV CJOLL.1WS.
Fehrn'ary 21.
15 tf
TrXTortnera Potolsje-At 1-4 per bmh.
.(t. -A feWlLL.rPECK St. SON.
y Kaleigh, j eb 5. ,. ---
nTnc Middle Hin?dom, a survey df ths
- U Chinese Empire,: and its Inhabitants, by S.
Wills William ; in 2 vols JuH published and for
sale, at Turner's N.. C. Bookstore. . . -
Feb. 21.. .,-V '.i-,,. 15
rrnH E Sulscriber, havmjg qualified at Tehruity
U Term 1848, of the Court wf Pleas and- Quarter
Seasidna for the County :ofi Wake,s Executor of
the laat wijl and -TesUnvnt
deceased, hereby jrives notice to .all persons indebird
to aatu- estate, w come lorwaru ami seuic, anu i
those; having demands aeainst the tame;" to present
them lor payment. ADAM U. BAN.KS, Ex'r.
W ake t;nantyHFeb. St2.t f s : lb a
CHARLES WMSDEN,
SYCAMORE. STREET, PETERSBUR G. VJ.
Keeps constantly on hand; a well selected assort-
. ,V i'-v?:-'v V.A:.- .. ;ment of ' j .'7 ,.
. i WatIics JeTrelry,! Sptacles,
Amdp which will Iw fonud a; good selection of
Golj"aki- SlLvsa l'drtsr gvjea1 HhaizoKTAL ax
Of (he most approved Makers, which he warraiiU l
give sat isf act iou, or exchange them.
Jfie- srei scied Stock of
Embracing Finger rRipgs, Breast, Pins, Gold Fob
and Guard Chaius, Guard Keys, blceve Links,
Collar Buttons tc, ' I
sPaBc'rACf.Eg,: ;
In Goidl Silver and eitFramesflaa well as
SPECTAC1J2 GLASSESVof erfry'descrlptioD, t
fit in frames ; aud from h'ut knowledge) of the scisnc'
f Optics', and tha structure of the y, he is prep
to rive the. jnoat proper and scisulihe. advice to pr
sous chposiug Spectacles or Glasses.", j ;
SILVER WARE, k
Sonp Ladles, Tea, Dessert,1 Salt and Sla&tard
PENCILS.
Both
Gold and Silver, of a variety of patterns, sb
, ; , , 4. ' Ivescripiious. . .
MILITARY GQ0I)B.
Swords, Epaulettes, Buttons, Laces, Sashes, &c
;Z: MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES"
,Gofd Pens. Sleel Fns. Pocket Books, Steel Keys,
Brass Keys, Silk Purses, Razors Silk Gaars, porse
5P. '-SS'vSTi
Pocket and Pen Knives, Gold Thimbles, Key Kiagsr
. ... -i. o rzt " L j.L-i r- vn 1
Silver l nimwee, n"- sowt
' 4Vila is well and efficiently prepared, to giy
niversal satisfaction, in the .RkrAJawo. of Watcnrs
CI oeks. Spectaee,4Pencils'welry, ic. ";v;
- Persons passrag through Petersburg to; Riebmscd,
or farther North, will find theit interest sotservrd,
by leaving, with wm, Watclies thry iaay have tbs
repaired, as th yatcheacanVbej Veil repaired aud
regulates! by the time they .retarav- "
The highest cash price for old Gold and SUvers
Call at the si jn r the GoWsa ttpectaelav '
- .FeBv'7,-1848. -P-.2 a$5
f LA EGE supoly of COTTON TARKS,
from the Leakesviilo Factery, embracing all
numbers. Als a varied1 assortment of Cowxiic
Lard LampaV . For aale low i apply to
Feb. 29-17 t - K. H. PAGE. ;
Ti B. ROOT haa just recei ved a 'fine 0i A
SiLaGuns, Powder, Powder flasks, frhot B,.:
bud Bags, :&c.," all of whirh will be sold low.
A off' 7.' 1 - v -" - v v 'f 1 ' $3 S
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