i . ... ... . ,. ... .
:!'
?5 JLf heautv and superiority f this Sarwpa
rilll iiicin. U, while fc.rrtc.t d-
iilTiaT lb. body. It is on. of .he very
raUand fwiauu medicines ever known; Unot
person, but rt creates new, Pu .u " . ' .
T-ef possessed by no other medicine. And in this
.I.. mnt iM-iMof its wonderlul success. : it nas
ess. : It has
ertorroed within the past two years, more than 35,.-
of severe cases of diseases t at least 20,01)0
WW -
f these considered incurable.
More than 3,000 easca of Chronic Rbeumatum
2,000 eases of Dyspepsia ; ' '
4,000 cases of General Debility and Want of En-
'?g00 cases of the diffrentFemale Complaints ;
5,000 eases of Scrofula ; "
1,500 cases of the Liver Complaint ;
2,500 cases ef Disease of the Kidneys and Dropsy ;
8,000 eases of consumption : .
And thousauds of cases of diseases of the blood. i :
Uleers, Erysipele, Ball Rheum Pimples on ihe Face,
&c dc, together- with numerous cases of Sick
Headache, Pain in the Side and Chest, Spinal Affec
tions, &c,&c. .
This we are aware, must sppear incredible, but we
have Utters from Physicians and our Agents from all
parts of the United States, informine;osof extraordi
nary cure. -R. Vaw Boscirk, Esq., one of the
most respectable Drugrista m Newaik. N.J, in-
forms us that he can refer to more than 150 cases in
that place alone. There are thousands of cases in
the City of New York, which we will refer to with
i pleasure sou w uku vi vh-i - .
f medicine for the prevention of disease Known, it
T 1 . I .
- -
- - - . ' It. L. mm, In S M
MnrlAnbtedlT
5,000 OHILUKEN TUB rA3l ociAHU :
As it removed the cause of dseease. and prepared
them for the Summer season. It has never been
known to injure in the least the most delicate child.
RHEUMATISM.
This Sarsaparilla is used with the most perfect
access in Rheumatic complaints however severe or
chronic The astonishing cures it has performed are
indeed wonderful. Other remedies sometimes give
temporary relief this entirely eradicate it from the
system, even when the limb and bones are dread
fully swollen. . r utl
Hear Mr. Seth Terry, one of the oldest and
mast respectable lawyers in Hartford. Conn The
following is an extract of a letter recived from him :
Dr. Townsend I have used one botile of your
Sarsaparilla, and find it is excellent in its effects up
n a Chronic, Kheumatic pain, to which I am sub
iect, from an injary occasioned several years ago, in
. nnblic staee. Please send me two bottles to the
are of Dr. Seymour. I have conversed with two of
our rJrincipal physicians, and recommend your Sars-
Pnl1 SETH TERRY.
Hartford, March 12, 1845.
t- s
CONSUMPTION CURED.
thans'e and Strengthen Consumption can be
cured. Bronchitis, 'Consumption, Liner Com
plaint; Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Spitting of
lood,'Soreness in the Chest. Heclit flush, Ji;fit
Sweats, Difficult or Profuse Expectoration,Pam
in the side, ifc , have been and eanM cured
Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir: Nearly twenty years ago
I took a violent cold, which settled ..n my lung, and
affected me severely indeed, finally, it became a con
stant backing cough- but not so severe as to prevent
zae from attending to my business; within the lat
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 the last
mine months previous, to using your Sarsaparilla,
jtad regular night sweats ; indeed, my friends and
myself supposed that I would die with the Consump
tion bul I have the happiness to inform you that,
to my surprise, sfter using three bottles of your
Sarsaparilla, I find my health restored. It relieved
me gradually, and I am now enjoying much better
health than I have before in 36 years. I had almost
entirely lost my appetite, which is also returned.
Yoo are at liberty to publish this with my name in
the papers, if you choose. -
My little girl, who is three year old had a 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 soon en
tirely relieved her, as well as myself, and she is well
now, and hearty as any child I ever aaw She nas
also full of little blotches: 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
isine S. W. CONANT.
444 Bowery.
GIRLS, READ THIS.
Yea who have pale complexions, dull eyes, blotch
es on the face, rough skin, and are - out of spirits,"
use a bottle or. two of Dr. 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 ladies.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE
Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla is a sovereign snd
speedy rare for Incipient Consumption, Barrenness, 1
Leucorrhcsa, or Whites, obstructed or difficult Men-
eirnation, Incontinence of Urine, or involuntary dis
charge thereof and for the general Prostration of the
System, no matter whether the result of inherent
eose, 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
Tebost snd full of energy tinder its influence. It im
mediately counteracts the nervelessnes of the female
frame, which is the great cause of barrenness
It will not be expected of us, in cases of so delicate
a nature, to exhibit certificates of ures perlonned,
at we can assure the afflicted, that hundreds ol
oases have been reported to us. Several cases
where families bave been without children; after
wing a, few bottles of this invaluable medicine, bave
Man blessed with healthy offspring.
Dr. TotoJuend My wife being greatly distressed
by weakness and General Debility, and suffering
continually by paia and a sensation of bearing down,
taiung of tua womb, and with other difficulties, and
aving known cases where your medicine has effec
ted treat aires, and also hearing it recommended for
such cases as I have described. 1 obtained a hottleofl
our Extract of SarsaoariUa. and folio wad ibe di-
tactions yo gave. . In a short period it rer&oved ber
complaints and restored her health. Beins erateful
for the benefits she received, I take pleasure in thus
acknowledged ing it, and recommending it to the
rabliCe M D. MOOKE,
Corner Grand and Lydius-ats.
. Albany, Aug. 17, 1847.
r ,
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
Thi Extract ef Sarsaparilla has been expressly
nreoared in-reference to female complaints No
female who bas reason to suppose she is approachioa
that critical period, ' the tarn of life, should neglect
to take it, as it is a certain preventative for ' any of
. . i L ! 1 a . a
Xo9 norneroas ana nornoie aiseasea to wnicniemaiea
a saD)eci ,i
datavaA aeverat veata by Uina 'his roedieirie. Nor
detaved. several years by using this raedknne. Nor
' ie U less raruableTor those approaching womanhood,
'-as u Is calculated to assist aature, by quickening the
v"bJobd and lnvigoratrag the system. Indeed, this
'edieioa is invaloable for alt the ' diseases to. which
are aobjecU : ' '
.It bsaaea the whote system, renews permanently
' ataralargias by removing the imparities of
: body. not mn ,;mnlatinff tha'svstem as to
praoao a sabaaqoent relaxation, wbicb is the ease of
ton rhmm) . a ' . .
waictnas . taken for female weakness and
SCROFULA CURED
nun... w - -
TiHsaru&caie eeaclasively proveal bat this Sax
saparitla .baa perfect control over the most obstinate
diseases ol the blood. Three, persona oartd.'m ore
house is unprecedented-:' f--Y: . ' A ,? ;
.;.. : THREE CHI LDREN r
DP ToDnsendDx Su : I have ibe. pleasure to
inform you that three 61 my children have been cured
or the Scrofula by the use of your excellent medicine.
They were afflicird vety severely wuh bad sores ;
bave taken only four bottles ; it took ibem away, for
which 1 teel tnysell under deep obligation. ...
Yours, respectlally, :.
ISAAC W. CRAIN, 106 Wooster-st.
New York, March 1, 1841. ' t
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders
from Physicians in different parts ot the Union.
This is to certify that we tlie undersigned. Physi
cians of the Citjr of Albany bave in numerous cases
prescribed Dr. Towiisend'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.
Capr. G. W. McLean, one of the United States
Marine Corps and member ol the New Jtrrsey Leg
islaiure. has kindly sent us the following certificate.
It tells its own story.
Rahway, Jan. 25, 1847.
A year since I was taken with the Influenza,
and my whole system left in a debilitated state. I
was induced to try Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla,
and after taking two or three bottles, I was very
much relieved, and attribute it entirely to. the said
Sarsaparilla I bave continued taking it, and tind
that 1 improve everv day. I believe it saved my lite,
and would not be without it under any oousiderauoa.
G. W. McLEAN.
DYSPEPSIA.
No flnid or medicir.e has ever been discovered
which so nearly resembles the gastric juice or saliva,
in decomposing food and strengthening the organs 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. Townsend: Sir I have been anlicied for
several years with Dyspepsia in its worst tornis, at
tended with soreness ol stomach, loss of appetite, ex
treme bean-burn, and a great aversion to all kinds ot
food, and for weeks (what I could eat) 1 bave been
unable to retain but a small portion on my stomach.
I tried the usual remedies, but they bad little or no
effect in removing ihe complaint. I was induced,
about two months since, to try your Extract of 'Sar
sajuirilla. and I must say with little confidence ; but
atter using nearly two bottles, 1 found my apeiite
ietored, and the heart-burn entirely removed; and I
would earnestly recommend the use of it to these
who bave been afflicted as 1 have been
Yours. &c. W. W. VAN ZANDT
Principal Office, 126 Fulion street. Sun Building.
N Y Redding & Co , 8 State street, Boston
Dyott& Sons, 132 North 2.1 suee:, Philadelphia
S. S. Hance. Druggist, Baltimore P. M Cohen,
Charleston Wright & Co., 15S Chaitres street, N.
O 1 05 Somb Pearl street, Albany and by all the
principal Drngyisis and Mersbant generally through
out the United States, West Indies and the Canada.
For Sale in Raleiub, by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO.
October 18. 1847. 84 ly
NATIONAL LOAN FUJiD
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LUX DON.
" A Savings Bank for the benefit of the Widow and
O the Orphan."
(empowered ar act or farliaxkkt.)
Capital, XoOO,000 sterling, or $2,500,000.
Beside a reserve fond (irotn surplus premiums) of
about $185,000.
T. LAM IE MUKRAV, bsq , George st. Hano
ver square, Chairman of the Court of Directors, in
London.
Physician J ELLIOTSON, M. D F. R S.
Actuary W. S. B- WOULHOUaE, Esq., F.
It. A. S. I
Secretary F.F. CAMROUX, Esq.
11. IILiU'll'ltl'Pllll . 1 . 1
UL subsuntial advantages with respect to Lite As
surances and deferred annuities. I he assured has,
on alt occasions, the power to borrow, without ex
pense or forleiture of the policy , two-thirds ol the
premiums paid ; also the option ol elecuug ben
efits, and the conversion ol bis tuleresu to meet oth
er convenience or necessity.
Assurances for terms of years at the lowest possi
ble rate
Persons insured for life, can, at once, borrow half
the amount ot annual premium for five successive
years, on their own note and drposite ol policy.
Pat of tbk Capital is fkkmaseatlt ihteb.
ted in the United States, in the nauiea ot three or
the Local Director as Trustees available always
to the assured in rase ot disputed claims should any
such arise) or otherwise.
Vane payment of premiums half-yearly, or quar
terly, at a trifling advance uon the annual rale.
r a charge for stamp-duty.
Thirty days altuwed after each payment of premi
um becomes due. without forfeiture ol policy.
Travelling leave extensive and liberal, and extra
premiums ou the most moderate cale.
Division or Profits. The remaikauie success
and increased prosperity of the "Society has enabled
the Directors, at the lat annual investigation, to de
clare a fourth bonu, varyiug from 35 lo 85 per ci.
on the premiums paid on each policy e flee ted ou the
profit scale
UaiTsn Statks Board of Local DiaxcToas.
t Chief Office for Amerira. 74 Wall at) -V. York,
Jacob Harvey, Esq. Chairman', John J. Palmer,
Csq .Jonathan Uoodhue, Ksq Jamea noorman.
George Barclay. Eaq Samuel S. Howland, Esq.,
Gorham A. Worth, Ed , Samuel .M. Fox, Esq.,
William Van Hook, Esq., and C. Edward Habitciu,
9 .... ... t :.a
Clement U. oiouie, esq.,
Godev, JLq. George Rex Graham, r-sq wu.iam
Jones, Esq
Baltimore Jonathan wereuim,
Hoffman, Esq..Dr J. H. McOulloh.
J. Leander Surr, Uenerai Agent, nu .uwaru i .
Richardson. Esq. General Accountant, iur uie uni
ted States and British N. A. Colonies.
Medical Examiners, .New York J Kearny Rod-
r M D no Bleecker-stV Alexander h. Hosack,
M. 0101 FrankJin-at ; . S. Keene, M. D., 290
Fonrth-su
(Medical Examiners attend at 74 wall-st. and
No. 134 Bowery at 3 o'clock P. M. daily. Fee paid
by the Society.)
Stmding Counsel wiiiiam van noua, usq. o
Wall st.
Bankers-
-The Merchant Bank.
Solicitor John Hone Esq. 11 Pine-sU
Cashier Henry E. Cutlip, Esq.
An Act in respect to insurance for lives for the
benefit of married women, pasaed by theLegislature
of New York, 1st April. 1840.
PamphleU, blank forms, table of rates, lists of A-
gents, c. &.c. obtained at the t;hief Ur&ce 74 Wall
st, 131 Bowery, or from either of the Agents through
out the Uuiled Stales, and British Worth American
Colonies.
GEORGE LITTLE. Agenu
R. B. Hat wood, Medical Examiner, Raleigh.
March 22, 1848. 24
TTEAUTIFUL CASHMERETT COATS, at
fif ju,t received at the aJUh
, ' n .
ing Sttore.
E, L. HARDING.
nnHE Trustees of Wake Forest College will hold
-U. "r aw annual meeting at trie Institution ea
the evening bf Taeaday the 6tb of Jan.
A full and puuctoal atUada&c is partkolariy re
quested. ;
By order ef the President,
A JOHN B. WHITE, Sctf.
i Mar 8. 1648 , ,-. ... 20
Cheap Summer Coats, jusi received si
ibe Clothing Store tOm-treof those cheap
xtnetyitNi
- . (Joiu at $12.
J&. A4. aAUVlHU.
MW AM) FASHIONABLE, STAPiE?XM
Fancy Dry Goodsj
For the Sprlrijr and Summer Trad
..' ..: OF 184.:;. '
GRATEFUL for past eneobrsgementr. the tin
dersigaed has now the.saUsfaciion of announ
cing to the Ladie and Gentlemen of Raleigh, and
those of ibe surrounding Country, thst recent arrivals
have just placed in his possession of his own selection
from the rich importation. of the , .reeent season,,
moat heauuful assortment of NEW AIU bHLAf
SSpLB TnTkaNCY DRY GOODS, which,
he flatter, himself, will favorably .compare wiih any
in the Cny. and which for cash, will be invariably
disposed o, on the meat reasonable terms. He
would therefore respectfully solicit a portion of public
patronage. The aasorUnent consists in part of the
following arlfclea. vi ;
Beautiful French Muslins and Lawns,
Scotch, French and English Ginghams,
Splendid Fancy Printa and Calicoes,
Plain and Plaid black Alpaccas,
Cahmres and Fancy Delaines,
Cambrics and Cambric Muslins,
bwiaa, Book and Nansoek Muslins,
Diaper Table Cloths, and Linen Towels,
Paper and Colored Cambrics,
Linen Handkerchiefs and Lawn,
White a ud colored Hose and Gloves,
Beautiful Combs, Spool Cotton and Sewing Silk,
Fringe. Gimp, and Silk Buttons,
Laces, Edgings and Tapes,
Cap and Bonnet Ribbons,
SUPERIOR CLOTH and CASSIMERES,
Drap de etee and other Summer Coatings,
Maiseilles and Valencia Vestings,
Kentucky Jeans and Twedea Cassimeres,
White and Brown Drillings,
Colionade and other stuff lor Pants,
Plain and Checked Linen for Coaling,
Brown Holland and Celicia,
Superior bleached and unbleached Shirting and
Sheeting,
Jeans and Cotton Oxnsburgs, .
Silk, Bandana and Coaon Handkerchiefs,
Mu-lin Cravats and Suspenders,
Black Silk and Fancy Cravats,
Canvass. Padding. Buttons and Wadding,
Bnl Ticking, Furniture and Apron Checks,
?Mlk and Cotton Umbrellas,
Turkey Red Cotton, Bead, &e. &c.
Together with a complete assortment of Ladixs 5t
Gentlkmkxs &LirpnRS, SHOkS. and SHorrsaa ;
Missis. CaiLoaKSS, and SsavaKTS. Shoks. AUo
a full supply of Crockery. Glass and Hardware,
Hoes. &c with a fresh ttock of Gbocbbiss ; say,
superior Bbown and Loaf Scsa.b, Pclvekiskd
and Rarinan do. Command I'ka, Vinish, 8k
oars, Tobacco and Snorr, erm Cahdiis, Pow
dkh and (Shot, Soap and Nails, Bed Cords and
Coil Rofs, Sfaoks and Castings.
JAMES LITCHFORD.
The Tailoring
Business also
11 carried on.
J. L. would here take occasio
no aay to bis old
friends and patrons, thai be still carries on the Tail
oring Business, and would be happy at anyamoinrnt
to serve them, either in Cutting or making up their
Garments, with neatness aud despatch.
May 11. . ' 38 y
U-iortJ new uuu spicuuiu
SPRING GOODS,
-mm- w 1 1
2i to 50 Per Cent. Cheaper than ever.
Y the Giant Locomotive, Sir WaUer Raleieh,
the Subscriber, in addition to ihe very elegant
.... 4-
and extensive assortment of STAPLE AND FAN
CY DRY GOODS, already announced, baa just
been placed in possession, at his Nxw Stobk, of
another Rich and Beautiful supply of Fashionable
Spring Goods, of almost every description, which
tor cheapness, riebnevs, and beauty cannot lie aur
passed, and to which' be would respectfully inviie
the attention of the'Genlletnen and Ladies of Kal
eigb, as well ae thoe of the surrounding country,
snd strangera generally.
The - assortment comprises in part, the following
articles, viz: f"igns,)
t Splendid French shaded plaid Bareges (of new de
Lich Velvet, Extra Super Lucullian do.
Beauiifui Chameleon Parisian Lustres,
: Kich Silk Grensdines or Titvues,
Extra Kich Satin Damak Lamartine Silk Challies,
Beautiful Plaid and Fancy Black Silks,
Black Silk Warp, Real Alpaccas,
i Mode and Fancy Colored do.
I Crsp Delaine and Rep Cashmeres,
Beaulilul Shaded French Organdie Muslins,
French and English Ginghams,
A great variety of Elegant Printed Lawns, and Tarl
lon Muliu,
Jenny l.ind Brilliantine,
Plain Black and Satin Striped Barege,
Black, and Black and White Muslins and Calicoes,
Linen Ginghams, and Printed Jaconets,
Bruih, French, and American (new style) Printed
Cambrics and f'alicoes, in great abundance, and
exceedingly beautiful, from 5 to 10 cents,
A superb assortment f Embroidered Damask Plaid
and Figured Summer Shawls and Scarfs, and
Handcrchiefs,
Linen and Thread Cambric Handkerchiefs,
Silk and Thread Fringea and Buttons,
Curtain Calico and Furniture Checks,
Muslin Insertions snd Edgings,
Swiss Jaconet, and Plaid Murtins,
Bishop Lawns, and Kich Muslin Robes,
Spring Bonnets and Kibauds.
Superior Cloths, Cassimeres and
Best Black French and English Drap d'etee, for
Summer, variety,
Frent-h Drilling, and Gsmbroons, for pants great
Wove and Primed Cotton Goods, for Men and Boys,
Summer 1 weeds and Larminet I'asst meres,
Hose and Gloves, (of every description,)
Beautiful I'srssolls, Sun-Shades, and Umbrellas,
Diaper and Diaper Table Cloths, and Bed Ticking,
Irish Linen and Linen Hdkls.,
Bandana and Fancy Silk and Muslin Hdkfs.,
Bleached arW Unbleached Cotton Shirting and
nnecting,
Panama, Leghorn, Beaver and Moleskin Hats,
Cloth and Velvet Caps,
Pen and Pocket Knives, Razors and Straps,
Knives snd Forks, Slates,
Pad and Slock Locks, Curry Combs,
Sieel ant Iron Weeding Hoxs,
8pades and Trace Chains,
Dihes, Plates, Cups and Saucers,
China in Tea-Sets, Tea Pots,
Pitchers, Bowls and Mugs,
CutGlasaand Mould Tumblers, Gnbleta and Wines.
1 hese Goods were all selected with very great
care by Mr. B. B Smith wuh hia usual judgment
and taste, out of the tidiest and most fashionable
importations to be found in New York, and will Tor
Cash, be sold on exceedingly liberal terms.
THOMAS A. MITCHELL.
. Raleigh, April 16. IR48. 30
-VT EW IW RALLICn.W- are offering
1 at oar hovee, Cotton yarn, ag tjole
sale, by the Bale only, and eipecl a constant sop
ply on band. We ask Merchants and retailers, to
examine whether it will not be to their interest to
buy of os. Oar 6 per cent, commission, wiH net al
low as to credit it oat. We ezpecsHo retail for an
other concern aa heretofore.
WILL PECK tfc 8QN.
Raleigh, May 13. , 38 6w
r
cr ONE Case latest style MOLESKIN HA TS,
aud CHEAf. '"
J.F.JORDAN.
nnrt. nrtH ' nmmnM nnnti
VtVlHB Subscribers, ' having', received direct from rjpHIS school is uuder the managenieiil of le
11 New York and Philadelphia; (and selected with JjMisiea Paktridgk aniated by- Mrs. Fotx.KR.ir
jfTl,.m.m mn.t Knnrht with cah a laree and splen-1 The rear is divided into two Setaiona of rive roeulhs
did assortment of ;Dry ' CoodJ, Fancy Ar- ;
f fries." and Irllisical Jnsirnniexiu, oi bii ,
i inrtshiiviin? ; bouehl them from the cheap tffd
splendid cargoes just introduced into tbis! country,
from Europe, to wbicb r would invite the citizens
of Raleigh and surrounding country to examine.
( We charge nothing for showing our goods,) con
fident that we cart give better and cheaper bargains,
than ran be had ia this City among which are the
following Good- ,
For ClentlemenV Wear.
Broad Cloths and French Cassimeres,
Gold mixed Caabineretts a new article.
Fancy Cassimeres and Gambroona, a new style,
Marseilles, Silk. Bstin and Merino Vestings,
French Linen Castings, sad Irish Linens,
Scarfs and Cravats, of every quality.
Black and Fancy Gloves, Silk, Hoskin and Cotton.
For Iadies' Wear.
Ginghams, Linen' and Manchester,
Mohair and Alpacca Goods,
Swiss Jaconetts and Bobinett Muslin,
Edgings. Gimpa,?Velvet and Bonnet Ribbons,
Summer Shawls and Cravats, a fine article,
A large lot of finii Kid and Silk Gloves, extra,
A large lot of new style Calicoes and Hosiery,
MusicVl Instruments of all "kinds.
Toy?, Fancy Botes, Jewelry, GoIJ and Pinchback,
Hardware and Crockery Ware, a great variety,
And nearly every article kept for sale in a retail
Store. The public are respectfully invited to call
and examine oui Stock xf Good, before purchasing
elsewhere. We. are confident thst you can get bet
ter Goods, and much cheaper, by calling at the North
Carolina Fancy 'Store. Our motto, is quick sales
and small profits G. W. C. GRIM ME.
April 19, 184?8. 30 tf
' VTUJB ittONEY OS HAND!
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w
ITH each departure of the mails from Bal
timore, goes to every section of the United
States the
GLORIOUS NEWS,
that the distaut corresponding patrons of the
FAR-FAMED AND TRULY FORTUNATE
LOTTERY BROKERS,
PYFJER&CO.,
NO 1 LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
HAVE BEEN MADE INHERITORS OF
PRINCEL Y FOR TUNES :
Always the certain issue of a small outlay at this
world renowned aud Lucky Office.
At the same lime the cheering intelligence ia
imparted,
THAT THE MONEY IS ON HAND!
Counted out ! and ready to be Paid!!
IIT Communications strictly couhdeulial in all
cases.
O" Orders for Prizes mast be mailed (with the a
mouut to be infested enclosed) to our fortunate a
geucy.'and the; assucauce is given, that success shall
ctown the effort.
irr We advise the purchase of certificates ef full
Pack acres. A full Package often draws four baud
some Prizes. Single-Tickets never draw but oue
Prize.
O" We again solicit our country friends to forward
their orders.to our far-famed agency, and be made
wealthy
O" BANK DRAFTS promptly remitted for all
Prizea sold at this office.
PLEASE LOOK AT THESE SCHEMES!
Tom. Mat 27th, 184
ANOTHER BEAUTY.
4U.UW dollars !
Whole Tickets S 15. Quarters $375.
Certifies tea of 22 Tickets only $18 75.
There are fourteen Prizea to 8 blankain this scheme.
O Send ou your orders early lo this fortunate.
office.
Foa Mat 31st, 1848.
30.000 dollars!
Whole Tickets $10. Quartera $2 50.
Certificates of 26 Tickets ouly $32 60.
O" Always order Certificates of lull packages.
trrPYFER it CO'S Bulletin of Lotteries
for
ach month forwarded gratia.
'TO THE PUBLIC.
We wish it understood that every Scheme adver
tised by our House, is carefully examiued by the
r .' .. a, i - L -i J ik.
Uoveruor, ana me managers uavo uvuucu iu
State that every prize sold by us, shall be promptly
paid The rirawiujra that are aent lo our customers
... n . g. : : ...A
are first sworu to oy me oiaie vomuimwucn.auu
printed. ...
ItT We always sen teruncaies wi iuti ywg
of Tickets. ...
All kinds of uncurrent funds wanted and lor
sale. '
Exchange and Collections punctually aud faithful
ly attended to,
Our fnenda'restdtng in any section oi me union
may be assured that they will receive their tickets
by mail, if ordered from us ; as faithfully as though
they "were bought uuder their persoual examination.
Please address always tor a nandsome prize, scru
pulous attention and prompt aud sure payment, the
old established far-famed aud truly fortuuate firm of
PYFERfi&CO.,
No. 1 Light St.. Baltimore, Md.
Raleigh Livery Stable !
THE SUBSCRIBERS having ren
ted the Stables, recently occupied by
Mr. Buffalo aud thoroughly repaired
and refitted them ; and, having furnish
ed the Establishment with au entirely
new supply- of Carriages, Buggies,
Horsks, (both Saddle aud Harness,) and having also
engaged experienced aud careful Drivers, well ac
quainted with the differeut Roads, aud. stopping
houses thioughout the Stale, are now prepared to at
tend to all calls in their line.
The Stables are located in a very central position,
and some one will always be found there, at ail hours
of the day apd uight, to attend to orders
Horses will be boarded by the day, week, month
or year at the most moderate prices.
Drovers visiliug Raleigh with Horses to dispose of,
will fiud these Stables conveniently located for that
purpose ; and every attention will be given to pro
mete their views.
JAMES M.. HARRlSS &, CO.
Raleigh. Jan. 6. 1848. 2 tf
New York Type Foundry
Jind Printers Warehouse
ESTABLISHED IN 1810.
TTOHN T. WHITE, Type Founder, has removed
U to No 53, CLL Street, corner of Bee k man
street, New; York, and would call the attention of
Editors aud Printers generally to his assortment of
TYPES, FLOWERS AND ORNAMENTS,
which wilt be found as varied and extensive as at
auy establishment in America, and lo which con
slant additions are beiog made, and- which are now
offered at greatly reduced prieea.
Also, PRESSES of the different kinds, Chast
Cases, Brass Rules, Composing Slicks.' Ink and eve
ry article required in a Printing office, - on too most
reasonable terms. i
Old TYPE taken ia exchange for new at' nine-
cents per pound.
Editors ot Priuters , wishing to establish a Newspa
per. Book or Job Prialirjg office,' will be famished
with an estimate in detail for the same .by stating'
the size of the paper, or the particular style and
quantity oi me worn to do xbcuiou. . .. , v
Editors of Newspapers who will insert this i iadver
tieement three time previous , to the first ef July,
1848, and ! aeod a eepy of the paper ceotaiaing the
same to the Foundry, ahaH be allowed the amoant
of their charge pareiiaswg three tkaee its araeonU
May 2. o ' - ' - ' ' '
BACOIt. A good lot to hand, and more ex
ei ctedv W ILL. PECK 4; SON .
36
y
each ; the first commencing Jan. 1st, the second Ju-4
y iki. jscnoiara may oe enterea at any tune ounug
the SesMon, but'it is very; desirable that they , com
mence the first day of trie session if possible. -
K . Term,per session 0 ce months : . -1st
Class. Primary English branches including
' GeopraDhy. Grammar and Arithmetic." ' 81. 00 1
2d Class, History; Astronomy, Philosophy and
rarkers exercise in cumpvemuu, iu uu
3d Class, Watts on the mind, Physiology, My-
, thology and Botany, ; . 12 00
4th Class, Rhetoric; CbemistryrMental Phi
losophy, Algebra and Geometry, 1 - , 15 00
Advanced classes may pursue ihe studies ,
of a tower class, paying only for the
studies of the class to which they belong.
Latiu, 10 00
French, , ' , . ; . 8 00
Needlework and Drawing, , ' 5 00
Painting and Waxwork, each 8 00
Mufic on Piane, with use ef Instrument, 20 00
Music on the Guitar, 1000
Scholars can remain through the Vacation free ef
charge.
Board, washing, fuel and tights $iu permonin.
REFERENCES I
Rev. Drury Lacy, Raleigh ; J. M. Lovejoy, Prin
oalof Military Academy, Raleigh t W. D.Cook,
Principal of the Deaf and Dumb School, Raleigh;
al. D. OODDIll, CB- ixiuisuurg j cy. mi wti,
1 n 11 it., re t :.. l . D.. 1U rtnll Ov
ford ; Rev. Mr. Haasell, .Wuliamaton-i Josepn ciggs,
Esq. Williamston; CoLWra. Morning, Snuthneld.
Raleigh. March 1. 1848. ' 20
Kaleigh Paper Mill.
THE Subscriber, having rented the Paper Mill,
in the vicinity of Raleigh, is now engaged in
putting it in complete repair. By the first of June,
he will be prepared to furnish Printers, and others,
with every description of Paper for priming em
bracing Royal Octavo, Imperial, Super Royal, and
Medium. AIo Envelope Papec of every kind.
W tapping Paper for spun Cotton, and also of the
ordinary kind. Paper tor Pamphlet Covers, of eve
rv shade and color.-
Any quantity of Rags will be taken at the high
est cash price.
Ordas are respectfully solicited, and an assurance
is hereby given, that as good paper shall be lurnisn
ed, as can be obtained elsewhere.
WILLIAM N. SHAUCK.
April 18, 2848. 31 tf
Travellers going North.
WILL find expedition and comfort in taking
the inland route through Richmond, Frede
ricksburg, Alexandria and Washington, to Baltimore.
By doiug so, they reach Baltimore within twelve
hours Irom retersburg, ana nave me privilege, suouia
they prefer a -top on the way, to remain in the towns
named, at their pleasure. So far aa comfort is con
cerned, they will have the best or" meals on the way,
aud sufficient time for repose, whilst proceeding up
the Potomac River on board the magnificent Steamer
MOUNT VERNON, which passes iu full view of
the Tomb of VVashington,as well as FortAVashiugtoti.
Fare through, from Petersburg to Baltimore, $7 50.
Passengers on this way avoid the delays, uncer
tainly and sea-sickness-, attendant upon the Bay
route, and herewith have the assurance, that it is in
their power, by taking the inland route, to pass tht
same night in Philadelphia, which, by the other route,
finds them on the Bay, subject to all the vicissitudes
which may occur through fogs, squalls, and failures
to connect in Hampton Roads.
For through Tickets; apply to
JAMES LYNCH, Agent, Petersbunr-
April 22. 1848. , 34
UJYiyJEMtSMTlT.
ZHE PUBLIC ANNIVERSARY EXAMI
NATION of the Students of the Uniy.eraity of
t Carolina, will be held at Chapel Hilljou Mon
day, the 22d day of May ensuing, and be continued
from cay t6 day. until Thursday, the 1st day of
J tine, being the first Thursday in June, which last
meutioned day is appointed for the ANN UAL COM
M ENCEMENT of the College.
The following Trustees compose the Committee
ot Visitation : : V
His Excellency, William A. Graham, Governor
of the State, aud President ex officio of the Board.
Hon. David L. Swain, L. L. D. President of the
College.
Thomas S. Ashe, Daniel il. Uarnnger, vyuiiam
A. B.louut, Thomas Bragg, Charles Chalmers, Geo.
F. Davidson, William Eaton, Jr., Burges S. Gaitlier,
William H. Washington, John C. Williams, Solomoir
Graves, Frederick J. U ill, James Iredell,-Oeorge v.
Jeffreys, James Mebane, B F. Moore, Frederick
Nash, Thomas Settle, Nicholas 1 Williams, and
Patrick H. Winston.
All other Members of the Board of Trustees, who
may atleud, will be considered Members also of this
Committee. By order,
CHARLES MANLY, Sec'y. ,
Raleieh, April 29, 1848. 34
IIOES and BOOTS, offered on credit.
O We have on Commission an invoice of Men and
Women's Shoes and Slippers, and Men's Boots, a '
mount about 125 We ffer this lot at reduced pri
ces, and on three months credit, where the Money
will be certain lo come when due. Merchants, and
others, who may want, are invited to examine them.
WILL: PECK & SON.
May 9.- 37 4w
TT .LOUK, of the first quality, in whole and half
Jjj barrels. Bacou and L4ardt aud all the
usual Urocenes, constantly on hand, wholesale and
retail. WILL PECK & SON.'
May 9, 37 3w
I aperfiue. Family Floor, for sale by
K. TUCKER, or. SUN.
May 16. 40
Wanted Iin mediately.
TlTKTh BALES good Cotton, lor which the
highest cash price will be paid.
K. TUCKER A. SON,
40
May 16.
THE " SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON Cent'd.
TH B .8 wise Family Robinson second series, be
ing the continuation of the' work already published,
under that title, 2 volumes, 18 mo. For ksIh at
TURNER'S BOOKSTORE
T
KEEP COOL! B.EEP COOLI!
TTROWNING'8 IMPROVED PATENT AND
115 VENTILATED REFRIGERATORS, 'at
greatly heducea rnees warranted superior tn any
now in ne for preserving, perfectly cooL freah ? and
clean, BUTTER,- MEAT, EGGS. FRUIT. f JJ
QUOR, &c during the summer season, and also
from Freexing during the winter, any article deposit
ed in it. They also tontain a Water. Jar and Lead
Pipe in the ice chamber, by the arrsagement of which
perfectly cold water can always be had -without ;sL
ditional ice, (of which leae is required than any oth
er ) A Iso, Upright Refrigersturs." 4 l?r v i r .l
BUTTER BOXES, in which Butter may be trans
ported with perfect safety by land or water and my
celebrated N on -cond actors of heat for aoid water, re-
ouirins bat 4 1 be. of tee for S4 hnnn tLnnumli
wil testify. . Thankful ' for past favors, we hope to
nerit contfQUsjnce.' Sob? by r .
R.-BROWNING, 13 Comnree Street,
v k ' " : Bear"Pratt at Baltimore
, May lf848. " . --v-40 lm
, y Cap 'Fcar ; It aTigatioa -.
T IHE Anneal MeetiDg of the Stackholdars will be
' held on Friday, the fid Jane next, in the Town
of Fayelleville. '
&L rVINSLOW, Frtit.
May 13, 1848 40 2w
IJXJPAU AIJLEtJEO SUCCESS.
ft
Yr ; GURUIJUUIS VlSfUAXJF
BOOTS, SHOES f TRUNKS
A I . SWXLi
v ladies' Saloon,
MAIN STREET,
NEAR WALTER'S CITY HOTEL
NORFOLK, VA.
flMIE great attractions offered to buyers at the La
I dies Saloon, in the splendid large assortment of
lNKW SrKli'w AywVfY- jpo, uave opened a
. ' - . knlliAC. 'Itll. .'AAV r
large proepec mi uuoiub . j r .
The nrincioal altraetioM, are the superior oualii
f the Goods effefed for sale, and, as. no article shall
be misrepresented, : armenr, Country Merchants, and
other persons in tne Miy ana coairy, may rely ou
getting the very nest. doom, pnoea ana urogans, t
the Ladies' 8aloon; at reasonable prices.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' GAITER
BOOTS, and tLe PATENT CONGRESS BtpTo,
are the handsomest gooda this year we ever had.
LADIES' MOROCCO SLIPPERS AND Ufg.
KINS. . "... . " '
LADIE' SOFT ENGLISH KID SLIPPERS.
LADIES' WHITE SATIN AND KJD SLIP
PERS. ! '''
MISSES' FANCY GAITER BOOTS.
MISSES FANCY MOROCCO SLIPPERS,
MISSES' SCHOOL SHOES first rate,
CHILDREN'S FANCY GAITER BOOTS;
CHILDREN'S AND MIsESRED MOKOCC0
POLKA -i BOOTS, ith blck patent leather tipi
CHILDREN'S FANCY COLORED MOKottO
BOOTS, . i
BOYS' AND CHILDEN'S LONG LEG BOOTS,
with high heels of beautiful quality, ,
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS BOOTS the best and
handsomest in Norfolk, ,
GENTLEMEN'S BLACK AND COLOKED
GAITERS the preliieet you ever saw any where
GENTLEMEN'S BUSINESS BUO'l, ot 3 or 4
qualities, made light and neat of Calf Skin, Al0 to
co and Seal Skin, and warranted to wear first rate
at $2 50 ami $3 a pair.
GENTLEMEN'S Patkit CONGRESS BOOTS,
AND SHOES OF IHE BEST QUALITY
GENTLEMEN'S PUMP BOOTS, rOU
CING of superb qualitv, at $8 a pair.
GENTLEMEN'S NAPOLEON HALF B0OT8
a new style of Summer Bootees for Gentlemen,
aud very neat. ,
LADIES' AND' GENTLEMEN'S
Travelling Trunks,
Made expressly lo the wants ot each, aud as we have
a very great VAKIL J x, Ladies and ueiiilrmen
are respectfully invited to look at iht-ui belore buy
ing el.-ewbere, as we know you will be tetter suiied
and better pleased with the shape and construction
of the Trunk int-ide, with the quality oi the fcocxJa
and the price also.
LADIES' CARPET BAGS AND SATCHELS
OF BEAUTIFUL COLS. AND PaTTLMs,
GENTLEMEN'S ASHLAND VALISES, oltiew
construction something new.
Gksuiwe Eiretisa Sols Leathsb TRUNKS
warranted lo last and look well as long as you mi j
live.
DOOR MATS, in great variety.
AH ot which, togrther with a good rhony ether
kinds of Boots and Shoes, that cannot be mentioned
in one advertisement, will be sold VERY ChLAF
and upon the most favorable terms. , The assortment
is very large, consisting ot about TW ELVb hluN,
DRED CASES BOOTS, SHOES ANlJ BbU
GANS of every kind, suitable I to the countrj trade
and for City wear,
Country Merchants
Are particularly itiyiied to cull and look atour ii.
son men t. and as Boots and Shoes are cheaper note,
we will supply them at less puces than loru.erlv.
try Wholesale Ware rooms UP STAllvS.
i
(ry Ladies and Gentlemen living at a un-lsi.ee can
be supplied with any ot the above lal.ionalJeofidi,
by sending their orders to the Ladies' Saloon.
The Ladies' Salon is i Main Street, mar Wal
ter's ;ity Hotel, Norfolk Va. :,
W. H. ADDINGTON.
March, 24. . 25
Consumption Dijarmed cf ils Terrors!
CompoundSyrup of Napthja ;
A tiUlCKa nd Positive Cure for Cotibuniptioii,
Decline, A6thraa, Spitting of Blood, 1 ight
Sweats, Husky Throat, Wasting of the Flfsh, brou
chilis, Coughs, Colds, and all Diseases of the Chert
,and Lungs.
This celebrated preparation is pleasant to the taste,
and is ?0 speedy in its opeiations, thaf patreDls plain
ly feefitsgood effects in a few minutes after taking
the first dose. Prepared in Loudon, by C Hastings,
M. D.- :. - -. . ;
: When Dr. Hastings had .discovered the yirtse f
Naplha, four years ago; he announced it in a private
circular, to a number of dislingoibhed physicians in
various parts Of England, wilh a request that idey
would, put its medical properties to the test, aud .re
port accordingly. The result was a host of testimo
nials of the most favorable character, nearly all
which agreed in certifying that no medicine they
haveever used could bear auy comparison with it i
relieving hacking coughs, curing diarrhoea, anrf Mop
ping .night sweats - It was also generally remark"
to have a wonderful effect iu increasing the affttilt,
tceigJit, and spirits of patients; aud lobe a po'nui
ly efficient remedy in Bilious aud Aslmalic ohseaisM.
Of these testimonials, which were all published si
the time in the Medical Recorder', mne spoke ef U
extraordinary iufluence hi casea of Cousumplioa--each
corroborating PrJ Hastings' opiuiou, tbal be h
actually discovered the great secret so long and vain
lysooghl for, namely a preparation that would ftf
the formation of. Tubercles on the'lungs, remote thist
already formedt.and thus cure the most jatal of w
tjmlsdies, and which had been previously regarded a
being altogether incurable. Dr. Williamson, of Alaa
cheater, thus writes: ; Under its influence I has
seen the emaciated being, on whose brow Death
seemed lo have set his seal, acquire iuvigoraiion and
strength ; and exchange his early moruiugs of in
tense suffering and distressing cough for Mescal
reposewhich aloue accompanies sound health. W"
Ware, of Liverpool, says:.4-i regard Hastings' Syr
up of Naptha as one of the first medical discoveries
auy age, and consider its agency in curiiig Cowun'P'
lion as established beyoud all deukt or question "
Dr. Boyd, of Lkvcairter, Hails it as the great CoB'
sumptive antitode and ure V'-aud Dr. Hamilton,
Bath, prououucesit the only kaewa remedy wntf
may be relied on for removiug 'Pubereles Irom ic
luugs, and preveiting formation of others."
, uO" Price one dollar a bottle. Six bottles for fi"
dollars. - The usual allowance to the trade. .
i For sale Wholesale and Retail by Messrs.
CUD &. JOHN SON, sole geuts for Raleigh.
. .April 3. 1848, . v V - 27
Spring andSummer Supplies
. '; ' V - irv ...;.;r lares so
tiena to our st.ick of Drugs
Staffs, Vert umery.
Ware, Surgical Z,
meul, ci etc to
invite the attention of 3"
ountry M erchaBtei and others tf
f
I"
g in our line, belore Purcn-
reeling Va'tisfied they will fi V
their interest; as we intend to
muucemenis mai w'
Tilease. . ' !
'..ira tit at larce lot f Vwgt
Guuw-ware ttd iae. apeciej "
sieians w no are aouu w . ' .
Medkine,nda piefredi PP1 ,
complete stock at If orthora P"- nD & c&
: WILLlAMtfv HAJWOOD $
April I. . . :
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