whAre t.rt tpbHm a rood. Bargain.?
TpH&Subscriber, being nowrfollr pPl ;,
-I-"supply thrwanta of families in. sundry .Unes.--calls
the attention of his tHghber and Mtrons to
the following article, nattering himselfthat botH
quality ami price will prove satisfactory to all tiat
will give him a ealL '7 V.-f)
GROCERIES ANDCONFECTIOXARIES.
Brown and WhitoSugarsYiCoffccsV Molasses and'
SugarHouse 'Syrup, Mould, rnpYTallow -Candles,
Adamantine -Candles, " brown, and' pale Bar Soap,
Dried . Beef andBuffalo Tongues, Irish " Potatoes,
Peas, Lindiea, Prunes, Wheat," Buckwheat Flour,
Cheese awl Butter, Chocolate, Citron,1 RaislBS, Cur
rants,; fine Rhino Wines, Cordial, Gaudies, hut.
Clgara.aad Tobacco, &. " C - --'
CROCKERY AND CHINA WARE. . .
-Pine white and figured gilt edge Tea Setts, Soap!
tureens, white and figd cor d JJisncs,
1 Coffee Pots, white ami ngurea v- -"1''w tT
; Pies, nne iwn'- ' -"I ,
and fancy Fluid tABip. wi8t'
: i Khor Mu-rs. China 8tands, Y'
f FANCY ARTICLES. '';..."
Gold Vest CliAins, Ear Rings, Breast Pins, Finger
Rinw, SilTer Sugar Tongs, assortment of Canes,
Porto-monnaies, Segar Cases, Snuff Boxes, superior
Hair Oil, extracts for Le Mouchoir, Browta, Wind
sor, Jasmin, Palm and family Soaps, Looking-glasses,
fine and common" Pipes, Ootehet Needles, su
perior Sharps, Kid Dolls, China, Wax, sad; Kid-doll
Heads, Toys of all descriptions. V ' '"
OuIt irive me a call and I hope to satisfy yon.
3 . . F. MAULER. '
At the RSleigh and Gaston Bail RoadPepot.
Dec. 16, 1851. '- ' tf 100
LOOK HERB!
THE Subscriber has received the foDowing good
Good at his Store, immediately north of the
Presbyterian Church, to which he would call the
attention of families. -
A splendid lot of Sugar and Coffee, a few bags of
Buckwheat Flour, a splendid lot of Cheese, fresh
Lemons, and Raisins in whole, half and quarter
boxes, preserved Ginger in jns, Prunes,; do ; Al
monds, Palmnuts, English Walnuts, Figs, &c.
Also, a superior lot of Scotch SSUFF,? in bales
and bladders ; an excellent arucie 01 imio wuuto,
wholesale and retail ; Scotch Herrings, in boxes;
the best Chewing , Tobacco ; Musical Instruments,
such as Accordeons, Flutes, &c. &c -1
Also, every variety of TOYS for children always
on hand. " ' Y
CANDY MANUFACTURE. ':
The Subscriber having .20 years experience, flat
ters himself that he can please the most fastidious
taste, and will make to order, and kaep always on
hand, a variety of CANDIES, Medicated, kc, at
wholesale and retail.
The undersigned tenders his sincere thanks to his
friends and customers, for their liberal patronage
bestowed on him since his commencement in busi
ness in this City, and hepes by prompt attention,
to retain their confidence, and to- secure a continu
ance of their custom. WM. J. ORIFFICE.
March 23, 18u2. 24
N. B. Having had the misfortune to lose my
account books by the late fire, I am unable to make
out how much each customer owes me. I respect
fully request all those who are indebted :to me to
call and pay what they think is right, and I will be
perfectly satisfied. W. J. GRIFFICE.
New Goods.
riTHE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
I and the public generally, that he has on hand
the following large and beautiful assortment of Sta
ple and Fancy dry Goods, vii :
5-4, 4-4, and 3-4, plaid, figured and dotted Or
gandi Muslins,
Steinback's printed and tape striped Paris Mus
lin, a new article,
Adolphus Meig's Paris Muslins and Ginghams,
Plain and Printed Bareges,
Plain and Figured Linen and Silk Poplins and
Lustres, -Pink,
Blue and White Tarleton Muslins,
Plain and Figured Silk Tissues,
Plaid and Figured Hernani Silks,
. Jaconet, Swiss, Cambric and Checked Muslins,
French, English and American Calicoes,
Black and White Lace Veils Lace Mantillas,
- French Needle work Lace and Muslin Collars,
do do do do do Muslin Sleeves and
Capes,
Twisted Silk Lace Gloves Kid Gloves,
Kid made Ladies and Men's Silk Gloves,
White, Slate, Black and Brown Cotton llose, -Men's
Brown and Bleached Half Hose, r :
-Xadies Black Raw Silk Half Hose, " i r
- Men's Berlin, Lisle, and Thread Silk Gloves,
10-4 Allendale, Brown and Bleached Sheeting,
6J- do do do - do do
Pillow Case Linen Pillow Case CottonJ
10-4 Cotton Table Diaper 10-4 Linen do do,
Wauinsetta, James, Hope Millsy and other Bleach
ed Sheeting, '
"Fine James and other Brown Bleached Sheeting,
Irish Linen Huckabuck Diaper, and Towels
Birds Eye do, -Linen
Damask Table Napkins, Bed Ticks, Checks,
Cottonades Northern Ginghams and Stripes
White and Colored,
Linen Drills, Georgia Nankeen, Plain and Striped,
Tweeds, Cassimcres, Brown Linens, and Paper
Cambrics, &c .
The whole stock was selected by A. B. Stith,
and purchased with cash, and the greater part late
in the season, after goods had. declined very con
siderably, which wiQ enable hhn to offer; them to
those who may favor him with a call, at unprece
dentedry low prices. Having just commenced the
dry good business, hit Stock is entirely new.
N. L. STITH.
June 11, 1852. 47
Edge worth JFemale Seminary.
. GREENSBORO', N. C. '!.
THE twelfth year of this Institution will eom"
mence on Monday, the 2nd iay of ; August
next, and terminate upon the last of Mayj follow
ing. The Scholastic, year ia divided into two ses
siona of five months each, with a recass of a few
days only at Christmas.
The primary design of this Institution is to se
cure to its pupils every facility fur the acquisition
of a solid and ornamental Education. The Princi
pal is aided by a corps of able, accomplished and
thoroughly accomplished Teachers.
For Circulars, and other particulars relative to
the School, apply to '
Pboiv.R. STERLING, Principal.
Jnno 11th, 1852. , - Cw 47
Good News for Farmers.
TlATI1 NT W 1: TT . I... '
1
el - j. brown.
Raleigh, March SO, 1852. I 26
Malone'a Iayery Stable.
r BHE subscriber has again taken charge of -his
J Livery Stable, on Wilmington Street and in
tends to give his personal attention to the manage
ment of the Establishment. ' He boss the ';support
of his old friends in this honest effort to serve the
public, and provide for himself and fanrily.t . ' .
Drovers will find at Malone's Stables a convenient
and economical stopping place for themselves, their
servants and their horses or mules. - -! -' .
4v-a1a t js,i , i . . - ,
m mm ucrv excellent arteniion paiu
to their horses during their sojourn in thi4 City nt
any of the Hotels. - t
il Gentlemen of the City will find here good -and
, cneap ooara lor their pleasure horses by the day,
week,month or year. -.
Ladies shall be accommodated upon short notice
with carriages and horses for visiting or for attend-
: c o x r . I
And horses and mules for hire are on hand at all
times for journies to neighboring places, and they
will be furnished with carefgl, sober, honest drivers,
upon moderate terms. , ,
. JOHN MALONE.
Raleigh, Jane 18, 1852. ; ..r tf 49
To Jewelers and Silver Smiths !
EOLLING MILLS of every description mafiu
. fac tared and warranted," and constantly on
band, by GEO. W. WICKS
- No; 4,-Liberty Place, " ,
Between Maiden Lane and Liberty StN; F.
,Mayl85a. . ; :Zlj
r'i?- Select Classical Scrirml .' . '
.rilHJS next session or tba suoscriber's Schoolwill
W. aujnoer i ouwimis 11 umutfl to thirty. A
few places, are yet nnengaged. '
Circmlaw pontaiaing terms, Ac, will be furnished
on pplioa&ML - '
'4ri:'i ALEXANPER WILSON.
-Ti - . v - 1 4- 1: . .. . i
Mel vffle, Alaraanc Conn ty,
June 8th, 1852. ,.-V
w8w 46
mm
: . i-r-rl
t
United States Clothing Emporium.
WHOLESALE WARDROOM, NO. 177 & 177 J
Market St., (North Side above Fourth) at
The Red Doors." This New and Extensive Rea
dy Made Clothing Establishment, recently opened by
the Subscribers, offers Inducements to Southern and
Western buyers in regard to low prices and im
mense variety of Stock, rarely to be met with.
The increase of Sales from a very liberal patronage,
has been such as to warrant their offering Clothing
at unutnaUy low price, and carrying out the sys
tem of " Largt Sales, and tmall jfrrofiu !"
OrtlerH from any part of the United States
promptly executed and with especial care.
REED, BROTHERS & CO.,
Philadelphia, Perm.
P. S. Facilities will be offered Buyers to pur
chase on regular credit. Usual discount allowed to
Catk Butert.
Dec. loth, 1851. ly 101
THE. undersigned manufacture and offer for sale
the following articles at Northern prices :
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood, and gilt Da
guererotypc Frames ; a large and beautiful assort
ment of new goods.
Looking Glass Plates, of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass, French, first quality, from 50x86
inches down.
Plate Glass, for stores and dwellings, furnished
to order.
Composition Rosettes, of all sizes, for builders'
interior work -
ALSO,
Old Work re gilt and jobbing in the above branches
Picture Glass cut to any pattern and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order .
Country orders by mail will receive prompt at
tention. FRANCK k CLOVER,
198 Main St., between 9th and 10th st.
Richmond, July 13, 1851. 57 ly
ISAAC PROCTER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Successor to Olirtr $ Procter,
the old Stand, "UGLY ROW, opposite
A1
Longee's," five doors below Williams, Hay
wood 4 Co"s Drug Store, has recently returned from
the iMorthern CiUe, ( purchased) and has received a
large and (all say f well selected assortment of vooda
in his line, which, (from the universally "acknowledged
reputation of the establishment) be deem it entirely
unneeessary to enumerate ; but will skuply say his
assortment comprises every article. belonging to the
wardrobe of a gentleman-
In addition to his complete stock of unmanufactur
ed goods, lie has a fine assortment of Reaot Maoc
CLorarxQ, of his own and foreign manufacture all of
which he would be pb-ased to exhibit, free of charge.
W ith sincere thanks to the 'patrons of the old firm,
and of their ''successor," he assures them no effort or
pains shall bo spared to give them entire satisfaction.
. Gentlemen who are disposed to patronise the North,
in preference to these who surround iheir owu hearth
stone, he particularly solicits to give him a call If he
does not give them as good a (better filling) garment
as they can obtain at any fashionable establishment
at the Nortbj thea ho is "bikm f
Mr. G. L. Gould, the talented pupil of Mr. Olives,
is stll with htiu, and his success as a cutter is rarely
equalled, never excel'ed.-
Mr. P. gives h a attention to the Pantaloons and
Vest deportment. They speak for themselves.
Gentlemen furnishing their own goods may rely
upon tlieir receiving equal attention with those pur
chased of the "Emporium."
Cutting doue at alHtmes and at reasonable prices.
' In. conclusion, he witl say, although the Bcoo"
has left trim', he retains, in his varied departments,
genuine Kntomotogicil skill. ' - -
RaUgh, Mar Ti, .X342. , ' 41 tf
Standard and Age copy.
Hay dock, Clay, '& Evans,
Scccesbobs or Haydocit, " Coblies & Clat.
No. 21 Peari Street, New York.
TMPORTERS of Foreign Drugs and Wholesale
I Dealers m Select Medicines, Paints. Oils. Var
nish, Dye Stuffs, Brushes,- Surgical and Dental In
struments, Perfumery, &c. - i
Dr. Alex. Evans, late of Wilmington, having as
sociated himself with the above Firm, respectfully
invites the attention of Dealers and merchants visit
ing the North to their "large Stock of Goods, and
will give particular attention to the orders of his
mends in Aorth Carolina. .
Feb. 23, 1852: - - wfiraos 16
f)X Dox. white-Uappies,-fine Mags, phun and
fj fancy Tumblers, &c,'
1 dox fino trap boxes, " -1"
" Bush trays,
6 fluid' glass Lamps, ' "
5 ' white - carved dishes, bowls &c, "
'FR. MAHLER.
, June 10, 1852. .. ' , 47 2m
r ANTED: At the Neuse River Oil Mills
t T 00 bushels of Cotton seed, Flax seed and
Palma-Christi, or Castor Oil Beans, for which cash
and the market price will be given. .
February 3, 1852. - ." tfio
JOURNALS pF. THE LEGISLATURE. Journ
al als of the Legislatnre of IfjoOul, for sale at this
Office. . 22 tf
': FRANKClNTON PEMAIjE
ACADEMY. .
fTHE Subscriber having taken charge of the
X" Franklinton Fenrale Academy, will open," on
Wednesday, the 7th day of July next, a. Female
Boarding SchooL The health of the place is un
questionably good, and is accessible by the Raleieh
and Gaston Rail Road. , . v . . . .
All the branches of female education' nsaallj
teught in the best schools wffl here be taught, and
parents intrusting their daughters to our care, mar
rest assured that every attention will be given to
their moral and mental training. "
The school will be under the direction of my two
daughters, who arv graduates of the Geenabroro'
Female College.
V Music on Piano and Guitar, with' French, will
be taught Board can be procured in the best
families, at moderate prices. J " ...
- '. EDWARD SPEED.
Franklinton, N. a, June 10, 1852. .47 6w
:- .-:. Raleigh Academy. : J V:
rjHIS School will again commence its exercises
I on the 7th of July. J. M-rLOVEJOV.
;RaleUch. June 29th. 1832. B2 At
standard and Star insert four times.
jjm V LOOKING-GLASS 1
p picturFfra3ie I
l ; ITIannfactory, it
IXi KICIIJlOtfD. VA. J
cRaieigh & Gastonr Railroad
TTROM and ffr'U first of Juno next.- the -ca ra
il wiil1eavlUleich t3 'cloekV-A: Mvontfl tar-
tbwf notice. fjTj wV :-&-r-V'':'?2Z3
- The rate of fareruT bV m follow,1
Llttleio,?".-
Macon, r. , .
Warrfenton -Ridge
way .0"
Hendersea
Franklinton -: ;
Wake Forest
Huntsviilo -
2,25-
2,00
- . . 1,75.
: .65
. ;'0
VASS,TrsV1
v- ' . 42.
W.
May .24th, 1852. - ,
Just to Band. : .
5 BARRELS Soda and Butter Crackers.
10 Boxes Raisons -
-20 f " '"- " ' '
: 400 lbs soft shell Almonds, -
- 800 lbs frcah Pecan nuts. . -
- ;- L.. B. WALKER.
March ,19th, 1852. 23
. k BR.VUTIFUL assortment of BoasiTS, from 60
'Ji nt8 o $7 ,50. Also, Bonnet Ribbons, Col-,
o P7 50. - A
Capes, ' Kid
lam. Cuffs, Capes, Kid and Silk Gloves,
Cuffs,
super.
quality.'
ETANS
& COOKE. ,
V March 1852.
23
" FOR NEW YORK.
. SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
X EDUCTION of Passage and Fare !
JAi The new and elegant side wheel
Steamship ROANOKE! 1,200 tons
burthen. Lewis Parrish, Commander, ,
will leave City point every Tuesday evening for
New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including state
rooms...... $10 00
Steerage passage ' 5 00
For speed, comfort and safety, the Roanoke is
excelled by no Steamship on the coast, and travel
lers will find it the most pleasant route to the
North.
TICKETS issued at my Office on Sycamore
' SAMUEL G. BAPTIST, Agt
Fetertbrtrg, Va.
A passenger train leaves the Appomattox
Depot at 5 o'clock, P. M., to connect with the
Steamship at City Point.
June 4, 1852. tf 45
CLOTH SACKS AND FROCKS . We
have on hand a very large assortment of Cloth
Sacks and Frocks which are now selling very cheap.
E. L. HARDING & CO.
December 4th, 1851. 88
PR. MAHLER S CHEAP STORE.
THE 'subscriber respectfully announces to his
customers and Town friends, that he has re
moved from the Depot to "Locust-shade" opposite
the Capitol. Thankful for past favors, he flatters
himself that the public will encourage him at his
new stand with the same confidence as shown him
heretofore ; wherefrom he pledges himself, that
the prices and qualities of his goods shall prove
satisfactory to all that will honor him with a call.
He keeps constantly on hand a fine assortment
of Family Gbockries, as well as Cokpbctioxa
eics, Cigars, Fruits, Nuts, and a choice selec
tion of Fasct Articles & Crockery Ware.
FR. MAHLER.
Raleigh, June 8th, 1852. 47
ORE NEW BONNETS, receiv.d this day.
Leghorn, Horse hair, Tuscan and open Straw
Bonnets and Flats. N. L. STITH.
June 22, 1852 50 tf
s
ARATOGA WATER: Constantly kept at
the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & CO.
Mourning Goods.
LUPINS best Black Bombasine, .
Plain and Plaid Black. Hernani,
do Grenadine and Crape de Paris,
Half Mourning do do do
Second Mourning Paris and Organdi Muslin.
Black and White Ginghams and do Lawns. ;
Mourning Sleeves, Collars and Capes, kc.
N. L. STITH.
June 7th, -1852. 47 :
fOTICE. The subscribers are ready to contract
for Steam Engines of any site, or an kind of
Mill gearing. To any one wanting Machinery of
the above description, they will offer inducements
equal to any establishment, North or South. Please
give ns a call before purchasing elsewhere.
SUTTON, SOUTH MADE & CO.
Wilmington, May 1852. . , - 3m 40
NOTICE.
candidates for Wake County will meet
nnHE
B and address
their fdlow-eitixens at
Spikes'," Monday,
Adams,' Tuesday,
Weatherspoon' Wednesday,
July the
do
d
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do . ,
do
do
" do
do
do
do
12th,
13th.
14th.
15th.
16th.
17th.
lyth.
20th.
21st.
22d.
23rd.
24th.
2Cth.
27 th.
28th.
29th.
80th.
Grady's, Thursday,
Laws, Friday,
Simnis', Saturday,
Franklin's, Monday,
Unchurch' s, Tuesday, -
DuPree's ' Wednesday,
Barny Jones', Thursday,
Banks', Friday,
Busbees', Saturday,
Dunnsville, Monday,
Forestville, Tuesday,
Rolesville, ': Wednesday,
Mortons', Thursday,
HoodsV Friday,
Wakefield, Saturday,
31st
Opportunities will be offered at the various places
above named for persons to pay their taxes.
WM. H. HIGH, Sheriff.
Jnne 15, 1852. . 49
Negroes Wanted.
'fiHE undersigned takes this method of returns
1 big his sincere thanks to the citizens of Wake
and adjoining counties for the chance which they
have thrown in his way, in the purchase Of negroes,
and would respectfully inform them that he is still
prepared with cash, to purchase at the highest pri
ces 15or 20 likely fellows, or girls between the ages
of 12 and 20." He may be found at home, first door
above Mr. R. Smith's residence. . '
. WM. F. ASKEW.
Raleigh, July 7, 1852, , 66
NOTICE
THE Stockholders of the Cape Fear k Deep Riv
er Navigation CO., "will meet in Pittsboro', on
Friday, the 28rd of this month. .,
ISAAC CLEGG, Pres.
July 7, 1852. 66 td
Raleigh & Gajston Rail Road.
A ' SPECIAL Meeting of the Stockholders of the
XJl. Raleigh & GatSixn;Rail Road Company will be
held at Henderson,35DnThuraday, the 15th day of
July next, tor the purpose of taking Into conside
ration the negotiation of a loan, for the completion
and equipment of said Road, and formbg a Con
nectioja with the North Carolina) Rail Road. "
punctual attendance is requested. -Y
; V . GEO. W. M0RDECAI, Pres.
Junel, 1852- 44 4w
Standard, Petersburg Intelligencer, and Norfolk
Argus, copy 4 weeks. - -. -v v -
GA L I C 0 E S 1 50 pieces various figures and
shades. -For sale .by the yard or pieoo, very
Io . : . J. BROWN.
Raleigh, March 80, 1852. . - r28
rr C. WORTH, COMMISSION AND FORWARD
I ING MERCHANT, WilniingtohN. C.
July 1st, 1851. - : " . 53-ly-p:
SAVAGE & MEARES, COMMISSION AND FOR
WARDING MERCHANTS, Wilmitirton, . 43.
-August 9th, 1851. " - - ly-65
08SUTH., HATS; With and with
out Pltunta.'.'C t - 'r": -? , :" v . j
ust reeeived and for sale by ' '. "t -V
. yrH-.k. b, s. tucker. . -
.. : ' ;? NOTICE z., , , -
IS hereby J given that I shall: attend at the Court
House in the City of Raleigh, on .Wednesday,
the 14th lost., and will continue ; from ay to' day
the .balance' of tie week, to take the Tax list tor the
Raleigh District" I am determined to return thei
list very soon thereafter: " r.,"';.'- - .
;Vs o;.l;bdmh,7. P.;r
? JaJj T, 1802. - r , :: -
. I shall attend at the same time 'and place for the
purpose of- collecting the Taxes for the year 1851,
in the Raleigh District - T. J. UTLEY, Col.
July 7, 1852. 56
tTUSTKECEITErx-
-'.MarcB 8,;18o2. rs. r. -v ViJiZO. tf- v --.- , ; ..' ?rtltfYSY' 'iYi zi
TlK?PJfiumly:Molaasea; ew,crop, tost to hand.
I T i" . ":",T- II. SK. Si TUCKER.
May 1832;'
30
JUST received, a supply of Crushed and Refined
Sugars--Java, Laguira and Bio Coffee. K
rrr: HAVENS' i -'
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATJJRE GALLERY,
, Vv(ov thr post rncR.) ,
' .,' FayettevtiU r Street, Raleigh, N. C.
.; Feb: 21852 1 ' - 10 ;
LOUR- Barrels, Superior, from the Ridgway
JM Mill warranted to be equal to any from the
Richmond City Mills, or any other.
- - ... - N. L. STITH." '
Feb. 20, 1852. . . 15 -
TO . HOUSE PAINTERS. 50 Barrels of Cetton
Seed Oil, the cheapest and best Oil for outside
house painting for sale by the BarreL Apply to
WM. J. CLARKE.
Raleigh, Marcb 16, 1852. ' . 22 tf .
ZiLD ENGLISH. CHEESE, and MaccaronL-
J Another supply just to hand,
AT TUCKER'S.
Candles and Soap.
BOXES Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow
Candles.
60 Boxes very superior Washing Soap,
Also, variety of fancy Soaps. For sale by,
PEEBLES, WHITE, DAVIS, & CO.
Petersburg, March 16, 1852. 22 tf
ANODYNE COUGH DROPS.
Already has experience demonstrated the fact,
that mnch pain and distress are prevented in the
family circles by the using of a few select medicines;
besides, it is the means, very frequently, of saving
a Doctor's bill. Quite in advance of anything here
tofore offered, have Dr. Little's Pharmaceutical Me
dicines succeeded in curing the diseases for which
they are prescribed.' For instance, his Anodyne
Cough Drops have really cured more cases, and
given more universal satisfaction, than any other
known. For proof, he has more statements of its
great utility from persons of the first respectability
residing in different parts of the country as desig
nated, than ho can afford to publish or even wishes
to crowd into his new pamphlet, besides the many
instances of its success otherwise that might be re
ferred to." The medicine never fails to cure or ben
efit immediately any case of Coughs, Colds, Deep
seated Coughs, or Consumptive Diseases and Asth
ma, also Whooping Cough, Croup, Colds and In
flammatory Fever among children. This remedy
is pleasant to take, and is no hnmbug of a balsam
or foreign extract, but is an extensive compound
upon scientific principles.
Dr. Little -Sir : In my own case of a most vio
lent cough of several weeks standing last winter, I
was cured entirely by your Anodyne Cough Drops,
in taking less than one bottle. After the first dose
or two I felt greatly relieved, and had but little
more pain or troublo with it in any way. A week
or two previous I took a bottle of the Balsam of
Wild Cherry, without being mnch benefitted.
Respectfully,
Signed W. TAYLOR.
Bibb County, July, 1848.
Beware of impotition and avoid the use of substitute.
The foe smile of the signature of Dr. W. G. Lit
tle will be found upon the outside wrapper of each
of his Medicines.
Sold Wholesale and Retail, by the Proprietor, at
his Manufacturing Depot, No. 264, Market Street,
Philadelphia. ,
Te be had also of J. D. II. Young & Co., Frank
linton ; C. C. Barbee, Barclaysville ; S. J. Hinsdale,.
Fayettevillc ; Alex. Watson, Floral College, N. C ;
W. F. Purse and Dr. A. Fitch, Columbia, and Dr.
P. . M. Cohen, Charleston, S. C. ; P. F. , Pescud,
Agent for Raleigh.
Nov. 1851. 91
Important to Families!
S. CRANE'S PATENT COMPOUND WASH MIX
TURE, OR, SOAP.
For Washing Clothes-Also for Washing, Cleaning
and Beautifying Painted Surface the Walls,1 Ceil-
ings and Entries; the Halls, Parlors and Rooms of
Jttrate antt S'ulUic JsuUding; the Fronts, -Doors
and Window of Fajtcy Dwellings; . The Petes and
Interior of Churches; Furniture; the Berths, State
Rooms and Cabins of Steamships, Steamboats and
Packet-Ships; Passenger Cars, Brasses, Iron Railing,
Glass or Metallic Surf (tees, ftc.t .jr. -TTyT-A
RRA N TE D to give entire satisfaction
and destined to effect an entire revolution in
the business of the laundresss being - an improved
Preparation for Washing Clothes perfectly, with
astonishing facility and dispatch, and without inju
ry to texture or color. Every family, of whatever
size, can do all their washing in less than one hour,
without the labor of rubbing, pounding ; bleaching
or the friction of a machine, thus saving time, ex
pens anil labor, and securing exemption from the
diseases caused by the exposure and fatigue inci
dent to the usual mode of Washing, while Clothing
itself will be saved from the wear and tear of the
wash-board and friction, and last much longer!
The undersigned having purchased from the Pa
tentee, the sole right and interest for the State of
North Carolina, in his Patent Compound -Wash
Mixture, herebr informs the Public, that he wishes
to dispose of Family or County Rights for the same.
Persons living at a distance,-wishing to procure
the rigBt to make and use this Valuable Prepara
tion, can do so, by remitting FIVE DOLLARS to
me, at Raleigh, which amount will entitle them to
a family right; which right" shall be sent by mail
immediately, with the proper directions to make
and use the same. I am in possession of a large
number of certificates from Ladies and Gentlemen
of high standing not only in tis State, but in Ma
ryland, Virginia and South Carolina; but I deem it
unnecessary to fill a Jong Advertisement with them,
unless requested, as the article will speak foritself,
and is so favorably, known in all the Northern and
Southern States. -
I Mm to visit all parts of the State at as early a
day as possible, to give the Public an opportunity
of testing its value. - .
''J0HM J. CHRISTOPHER, . is my authorixed
Agent for thia City during my absence. :.
WESLEY WH1TAKER, Jr., ia the General Tra
velling Agent.
Feeling satisfied by the use of this Mixture in my
own family, that it cannot fail. to. please, all who
try it, I invite all to call and see or send in their
orders to j. j. ryals.
" Raleigh, Sept. 23, 1851. . ; v . . - 77-tf.
ICECREAM. - .
HE Subscriber would resvectfullv sav to the
citizens, that he is prepared to furnish them
mrougn tne season witn ice Cream of a superior
quality, and of different flavors, at the. following
low rates: .... .. . .
From 1 to 2 gallons..!.....'. ...... .l..$2 per gal.
3 5 " ;..........;...1.75 per gal.
All over ; 6 .............1.60 "
My aim will always, be. to give a good article at
fair prices. ; The citizens are well aware what Ice
Cream sold for in Raleigh three years ago. AI have,'
since my i residence here, : always employed good
workmenfor whom I have had to pay high wages,
and the , knowledge I. have of Ice Cream J. haver
dearly paid for, i leave it with the citizens to say
whether or not I shall be .'sustained.' Your "kind
patrynage is respectfully solicited and will be ap
preciated. --. - . -. , .v . ' ' . .
T. . "I- B. WALKER. ,
June 22, 1862. . v -60 '
-tfSfKi City Papers eopy. -.v" ' , " - -'
Watkins! & Morton. .
j.vuniaiaoiuiaBnuaAil k o,
J". PTERSBURoVbiaIA. J
OFFER for sale on consignment "
. 2000 Sacks Ground Alum Salt 10 to the Ton,
-full Saekv nd in. fine, "order.
- 80 ihde. Prime Bacon Sides; and Shoulders.
.',50 bM Stuart's refined Sugars. V? vi? I
200 tons Gentdne Guana . A ; .
1000 bhla Kettle wellVpure Ground Plaster. " v
2000. Snperior Grain Bags: - :-i"Y-r -,
They .also keep constantly on hand at Maaufao
tnrer'8 pricet . - v. Y. v,- ,,YA- Y.- ... ,Y
Herrings patent Fire'proof Salamander Iron Safer
Cirdwell, : '4r, 6 & 8 horse power wheat Thrashers.
Grants : J - Wheat Fana,iY: c x: v - - Y Y
Corn Shellera,"and-Straw cutters' of tie tnortp
proved construction. " -
June 1, 1852. 44 3m
200
1
HEARVH3M' YE SICK
-1 ,
SEV.
VERNOViESKRIDGEirU. & W
.. : ' r- V- POBISJIOCTH1rV.f;ABg.T 48, -
Mr; J; E.lWnshDeaT Slr iiWMejI am in geni
eral onnosed to PateiitvMediobjeB rid!pr: compels
ne to state that Iliave great eonfidehce in the vir-:
tuea or Hampton's vegetawe 'lTncroro.,- xor uev
era! months past I hVe used it in my family,lii dys? -pepsia,'
loss, of appetite, dia xinieas.'rtaid. general .de.;
bility, .with : entire jsuceeBS Bo faraa, myexperiV:
enee extendi, therefore,"! take pleasure fin reoom-.
mendmg it to the afflicted aa' araae andT efficient
remedy.; -v:-1 am? respeetfully.' yoarsr- - -
! viYj; YVERNONESKRIDGE,
'.Y- - -Y Y- Chaplain VtS, Navy., r
''-:'""- ' ' '0 '-f--- -i' -Y-''-
jQt. COUGH .VERTIGO. Rheumatism, , of 15
years standing, ciired. vTestimony-of enolof oar
best known citizens : - -j, t - - - -; ' ' ;
- ?. V YBAiTiMOMj fob. 9th, 1852.
Messrs. Mortimeb & MowjtMTentletnmi-lt
is with real pleasure that I am able. to attest to the
general healing and curative powers of Dr. Hamp
ton's Vegetable Tincture. Some time during last
November I was taken with a very bad and serious
cough. I was advised" to take Cod Liver Oil, and
did so, but getting no better, I was induced to try
your Tincture. . I got ono botfle and before I had
used it all my cough had left me.". Permit me also
to state that for the last fifteen years! have suffer
ed very much from Aente Rheumatism and Vertigo,
confining me at times to ray bed. , I am fully con
vinced that I owe" my. present apod health to the
use of the Tincture and a kind Providence.
- You are, my friends,, at liberty to UBe this as you
may think proper, and believe me -i
.. Yours, very respectfully,
G. DtfNAN.
N. BVJ ean be seen at any time at the Mayor's
Office. , Y G.D.
A MONUMENT From whose base to the' top
stand out in bold relief the names of our own citi
zens who have been restored to health by Hamp
ton's Vegetable Tincture, a medicine that cures
more than nineteen out of every twenty who try it.
" We have certificates from Hou Henry Clay, and
R. M. .Johnson one from Captain Canot, brother
to the eminent Physician to the President of the
French .Republic, who was cured of a Rheumatism
of 7 years standing also, one from Robert Gault,
Rheumatism 7 years. Mr. Oldham, Bait Custom
House, dreadful case of Dyspepsia, and from" hun
dreds of others. All must admit there never has
been such a mass of testimony given in favor of any
other medicine, which is so pleasant and taken in
such small quantities.
MOST WONDERFUL : The following certificate
is from an eminent Lawyer- of Kentucy, who is
known in all of the States, having for a number of
years represented his State in Congress :
It affords me pleasure to state that Dr. Jesse
Hampton's Tincture has effected a most extraordi
nary cure of my slave boy Albert. The patient was
three years old, and had the Scrofuhv (his father
is scrofulous.) The boy was a moving mass of
sores from head to foot the upper lids of the eyes
were much swollen, and turned inside out, exhibi
ting horrible mattering ulcers, that protruded over
the eye-bail so as to produce blindness.. It. is
strange yet true; this child, that I felt resigned to
die as a relief from suffering, has been restored to
health under the treatment of Dr. Hampton.
W. P. THOMASSON.
Lociavii.LB, -VireA 20, 1851.
GREATER WEIGHT 0F TESTIMONY CANNOT
BE GIVEN.
This medicine when used according to directions,
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL? Scrofula or Ring's
Evil, Cancers, Tumors, Eruptions of the Skin, Ery
sipelas, Chronic Sore eyes, Ringworm or Tetters,
Scald Head, Rheumatism, Pains in the Bones or
Joints, Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands,
Syphilitic Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum, Diseases of the
Kidneys, Loss of Appetite, Diseases arising from
the use of Mercury, Pain in the Side and Shoulders,
General Debility,-Dropsy,' Lumbago, Jaundice, Cos-
uveness, bore Throat, Bronchitis, Coaghs, Colds,
Weakness of the Chest, Pulmonary Affections, and
all other diseases tending' to produce Cosscmptios!
Liver Complaint, ' Female Irregularities " and Com
plaint, Sick headache. Low- Spirits, Night Sweats,
Exposure or Imprudence in Life, Chroiiic Constitu
tional Diseases, Rheumatism and Gout ' -
For sale by P. F. Pescud, Fayetteville St Raleigh
N. C, Mortimer & Mowbray, Baltimore, and Drug
gists everywhere. . -
1
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
. SCHOOL ; - .
WARREN TON N, C. ."-'"
R. A. EZELL, A; M. " Principal,
J. D.; NICHOLS, A, B. Ass't Instructor.
fTIHE Fall session will commence on Monday, the
I 5th of July.-.Boya desiring to. avail them
telvei'of the advantages of the school are particu
larly requested to be present at the formation of
the classes in the first week of the term. Charge
is made, however, only irom the period of admis
sion;'' ;. -J ' - . Y'
- This is a Select School, established by, and un
der the independent control of the Principal, who
has had a successful experience of more than twen
ty years duration-ia the education and government
of Southern Boys, The Academy has been recently;
erected on his own. Lot, in a quiet and retired por
tion of the village, and surrounded by a handsome
prove. The School-room is spacious, airy and com
fortable. - '
In the Select Classical and.Mathcmatiil School,
Boys are taught to tdikk, , and are furnished with
the best means for prosecuting their studies. .. The
memory is' cultivated," but not at the expense of
the solid faculties of the mind.' The understand
ing is enlightened and .the reason improved by
mental .discipline : and . boys are taught to rely
chiefly -upon their own powers for improvement
and success in scholarship. !'They are required
Thoroughly' to COMPREHEND -and, when necessary,
satisfactorily ToYsxPLAii what they .recite.
.Their training is calculated to make them under
stand us principiss of the various' branches of
science which they study, and to qualify them for
severer, and more elevated.. duties. . In. fine, the
roc n DAT 10 s is made strong and steadfast, as upon
this must rest the entire superstructure of their
education. n Boys are fitted for. the higher classes
of any College in the Union and for the useful pur
suits of life. ' Y : '' " '. Y
: Mr. Nichols, the" able and accomplished coadju
tor of the Principal, .completed his education : at
Dartmouth and Yale Colleges, at each of which he
spent two years previously .to his -graduating in
1845, - Since ; that period, he has been constantly
employed in teaching, except for a short time when
he was employed aa a Civil Engineer, in the service
of the U. S. Government. Amonggt the testimo
nials which he brought with him, are found those
of the host emihekt teachers in the Union, to
which ay now be added the fact that he taught
in .the school, the last term, with marked success
and with Jhe entire approbation . of the Patrons.
Ilo'is on?"xf the ablest" Mathematicians, in the
countryj as well aa an eacelleut teacher of the
French Language. ... . :- .. ' .... .
Boys from a' distance are required to "board.ui
the family Of tVe Principal, where'they receive evr
ery attention conducive to- their moral and intellec
tual improvement, as well as totheir cleanlinees
and comfort In the absence :of .' their parents,
they are "taught toT regard , the Principal and his
family as .their , best friends, and a kind, parental
government is exercised over them. V Their morals
are vigilantly guarded, -and. the .principle of total
abstinence from all that intoxicates is ' rigidly n
foroedYiJNo student!) permitted to visit the town
atu any. time : unless . accompanied by one of the
Teachers, nor.to be absent from his roonv which is
under the same roof with the Teachers, after nightfall--
'Boys are requiredto attend : one of the '
Churches (at their own or at the discretion of their
pajrents)v tice-every. Sabbath; and 'whilst Chris-
tiari morals are diligently inculcated, every thing
tending to sectarian bias is studiously avoided. !
' ' r-c-y- terms: -'-: ,
Board, , ftw; the Session of fiTeTmbntiis..i...$50;00 ;
Tuition in the Languages and Mathematics. 17,00
" & lEngush Branches...........i.YtI2,50
() ".."V.:;:.;..:.c..io,oo
- WUUW . 1002. . -.V. i.VTfwi -Kft- n.
NTorth CarriH ti a 'Ma mi fa n-,, .T
BATTLE & SON i ARE STILL MANUFACTURE
ing, t the RWKO.UNT-MIIJJbot;
3OP,Q00 IbeYpf CottoniYarns, per avnnwnYf equal to
Vert Georgia, yarns,) ; which ihey Will deUver to
Merchants; free of extri charge, it New York pri-
er? Mewed to Battle & Sow, Rocky Mount,
N. d -win receive prompt attention, r
February 18, 1852. - ly 13
! 'AeVBittoUST TypHlia'ahdall - Fe -
erssjLryseniajyzf
ltKeeommencemOTtlW
of pills 'be'Xakeniit once; bense'lhhunforsw
prbduefr dlseMe'elrithl ciafis,reK':aIwayS'. 'of -JtHe:
mosx mangnant, -poisoiious quuiy,-Bu uvMietv
to life'exista.wliQe'ariy.portionjranains .in the bow- 1
iMt alarmed.bat reiterate that dose. 'Should, the
eyanafions 1 Ter-ptittid
a day. taite also, a- tea spooarui ot-powaerea cnarr
eoaL- in watcri.'everTTdav while .these symptoms 4
gaiAO"i rruw iwi, nwc, jtuuuuig,' uufwiH
gruel ; alsdi- sheep's' head' broth "with rice, and
- : v:ij ' tk.Ji,.!;
Sheep's nead makes the test diet if it btflwDed un
til the" "bet$e are clean.. l Asra -rulej t3i first .doseva
or puis cures wucb uhioit, useu. . oomeumw urcc
or four dose may be 'necessary.; 7 There hrj'-iases
in which it takes weeks to cure, but they .'do not
occur onee in a thousand' times. Iniany ereni, no,
medicine or plan of. treatment is" better thanihat
aoovo recomm?naea,or win : sooner. curOi'po: soon
as tho irritating matters are removed- so; soon youj
will be well,' and not before. V Anodynes and astrin
gents iave a deleterious' effect ; because theyooea
sion tiio retention f thAt:jdeath, principle wbieb' a-,
lone causes dysentery, djrht cholera and all
other diseases, according to its excess oyer the prin?
ciple of life. ' But Brdndretli's Pffla areoppoaed'toj
this as water is to fire, or s heat is to cold ; , and
when they are. token itd;aiiani tiiey;: go tq work
boldly to drive this death principle Apm thebody,
and all they can dc- but if there be' werk for fifty
doses," one dose mnSt nbtf be. expected - to !. d'' the
work of fifty. And this jtrtrfh - should always be
kept in" mind. " ' Z Y ' . -"YH '.-. '.. Y lr ,
Let not the patients tVigbtoiiemaervea with" the
idea that they are too weak? to bear much ptirging
but bear in mind that these mitdlyropcrartiBg Pills
of Dr. Brandreth put not weakness "into the frame,
but draw weakhfess out,1 leaving slrength inits place
and gives composing sleep t night, and an appetite
to relish any food. - , v I' - 3, , u- .
THE BRANDRETH PILLS are composed whol
ly of medical herbs,' and do not contain any mine
ral or chemical substance ; are perfectly harmless
to the most tender age or weakest frame ; and nev
ertheless sure to search out. the, cause of the sick
ness and produce a CURE, "whatever "may "be its
character, when taken in time, and in quantity suf
ficient.. . ' . . J'. -Y
The Brandreth Pills are sold at 25 cents per box,
by WILL PECK & SON, Raleigh, and by one a
gent in every town in the United Statesand in al
most every city throughout the . world. . Let all be
careful where they buy .or they willjobtain a coun
terfeit. Buy only of men whose "character "you
know to be above so - mean an action as to sell
false for the true Brandreth's Pills. - Observe, the
six signatures of Dr. Brandreth on each box. :
August 22, 1849.'
LIVER ; COMPLAINT,
..TAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC, OR NER-
t . vous debility, disease of the Kidneys, "and., all
diseases arising from a disordered Liver or Stomach,
such. as constipation, inward Piles, fullness, : or
blood to the head, acidity of the stomach,. Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness' or Weight
in the Stomach, Soureructations, sinking or flutter
ing at the Pitt of the Stomach,"; Swimming of the
H ead, H nrried and "difficult -Breathing, YFinttering
at the Heart, Choking, tor -rSuffocatirige-Sensations
when in a Lying Posture, Dimness 1 of" Vision,-' Dots
or Webs before the Sight,'' Fever and DuUrPain, in
the Head, Deficiency of Pctspiratidnj Yellqwness'of
the Skin and Eyes, Pain, in the Side," Back, Chest,
Limbs, &c. , Sudden Flushes of Jleat, - Burning in
the Flesli,- -Constant Imaginings 'of Erilj'- aiKl ; great
Depression. Of Spii-its ; can be effectually cured, by
DR. HOOPLA ND' S :- Celebrated GeriuanJiUters,
prepared by Dr. C. M. Jackson, at; the , German
Medicine Store; No. 120, Arch Street, Philadelphia.,
Their power over tie abov$ diseases is not excelled; if
. equalled by any-'jother preparation - in the -United
' Stales,-as the' cures attest in many eases.- after skil
ful physicians had failed. '' -
These Bitters arc worthy the attention of invalids."
Possessing great virtues in the rectification of, dis
eases of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the
most scarchiug powers in weaknesses and affections
of the digestive organs,- they are withap safe,- cer
tain, and pleasant. "' -; -"' ..
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
' Fronv thd 1 Boston Ree."J
The Editor Baid, Det.:22d. ' ".- ' r- " " "
"Dr. IIooftantTs Celebrated German Bitters, for the
cure of . Liver Complaint, Jaundice, "Dyspepsia,
Chronic or Nervous1 Debility, is deservedly one of
tho most popular medicines of the day. These Bit
ters have been used by thousands, and a friend at
our elbow says" he has himself received an effectual
and pernianent cure of Liver Complaint from the
use of this remedy. -'--We are convinced that, in the
use of these BItfers, the patient constmtly gains
strength and vigor, a faet worthy of great consider
ation. They are pleasant in taste and smell, and
can be used- by persons with the most delicate
stomachs with-safety, under any circumstances.
We are speaking from experience, and to the af
flicted we advise their use,"
"Scott's Wkbjcly," one of the best Literary pa
pers published, said, August 25 V
' "Dr.'Hoofland's German Bitters manufactured by
Dr. Jackson," are now- recommended by some of the
most prominent members of the faculty, as an ar
ticle of much efficacy in case of female weakness.
As such is the case, we would advise all mothers to
obtain a bottle and thus save themselves much sick
ness.' Persons of debilitated constitutions will find
these Bitters advantageous to their health as we
know from experience the salutary effect that they ;
have upon weak systems."
Judge M.- Mr'NoAH, a gentleman of great literary L
and scientific attainments, said in his-New lork
Weekly Messenger," January 5, 1850.: ;
"Dr. Hoofland's German Biter. Here" Is a pre
paration which the leading -presses in the .Union
appear to be unanimous in recommending,-, and the
reason is obvious. It' is made after a DrescriDtion
furnished by one of the niost celclrated physicians
of modern times, the late Dr. Christopher Wilhelm
lloonamt, joTessof to the University of Jena, Pri
rate Physician to the KTng of Prnssia,'; and due of
the greatest medical writers Germany has ever pro-
auccu. .: He was emphaticallythe enemy of ktimbug,
and therefore a medicine of which he was the in
v enter and' . endorser ;;may ' be" confidently relied
on. - We specially recommend it in Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, -Lbilityv-Vertigo, - Acidity of the Stom
ach,. Constipation and all complaints arising from a
disordered condition of tho stomach, the Liver and
the intestines. - Nine Philadelphia papers express
their conviction of its excellence, and several of the
editors Speak of its effects from their own individ
ual exneri enee. - Under these circumstances we feel.
.Warranted, not only in calling the attention of our
readers to the present proprietor s (ur. v. m. j sen
son's) preparation, but in recommending the article
to all afflicted." . -
MOKE EVIDENCE, . ,A
' The "Philadelphia Saturday Gazette," the best
family newspaper published in the United States,"
the editor says of - ' " - .-' ' " '
; DR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
-."It is seldom that we recommend what are termed
Patent Medicines to the confidence and patronage
of our renders ; and, therefore, when "we recom
mend Dr.' Hoofland's German. Bitters; we ".wislf it to
be distinctly understood, that we ' are not speaking,
of the nostrums of the. day, that are jnoised about
for a brief period and then forgotten after they have
done their guilty race of inlschie,"but ofs medicine
long established, uiiiversally prised, and which has
met the hearty approval .of.the faCuIty,itoel.',; ..
. Evidence upon evidence has eeu "received (Hke
the foregoing) from aJraeetions "of 'the Union, the
last three Jwxt'aMdTAttStHMuUm m it
favor, is, that thereis more' of it used in the prac
tice of the' regidarplrysicians of Phaadelphia. tiian
all otiieros&iinu roainbmedYa. fact that can : be
easily ;esUbnah,;d;fully proving Ithat a scien-
uuutroparun. wur.meet witn tneir quiet approval
when presented rvt a this form.'- " Yt
iThat thfr- medicine will cure Liver Coihnlamt
-and Dyspepsia qtr one can doubt,- after using it as
uirccieo. - it acts speciflcaUy upon the stomach and
livery if, ir preferable to-calomel inAti "Biagvs
piSEABiss ; "ihe effectsis immediato.-v They .can' be
administered to fcmale or infaht with, safety and
relmble benefit' at any time. . , " .
1ftT-T' :'C --':-YYf ''tYY":;''
't.cBEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. Y
. This .medicine has. attained that high, character,
which is neceasary for "all medicinea to attain, to
induce counterfeiters to put forth, a spurious article
at the risk of the lives; of. toose who are; innocently
deceived. - YYs': -''- '"T-. -' . ' r y. -.r-'y ..
' LOOK-.WWi to m mm of ths Qvxvnns.
' . - They, have the. written signature of .C. W-, JACK
SON upon the wrapper, and the name blown- in the
bottle, without which thet abc srcRiors.
1 FcVsale wholesale and retail at
' YlPntlAVKlflMfllVIl;
NV120 ' A!ieH"Stret; -one door below
(late of 278 Race street,! Philadelphia 1 Xth.
spectablo dealers --thrdn'finl the count Y a by re.
VgiAlso Wsale; byV Y c
J- R- R.VMStv
:W,N,C.?May29,;1851.
" And for sale alto bv . ' -T
V. F. PESCUD, Gcn'l Agent.
W. VAN HORX
T'TTV --- .
vjY BRACE, the onlv iw? iUDER
Wred that does ' v;l , ma"ufac-
ce TTi:, 1,
tinder the arms, and c'.n ?
with b.jth ease and coiutV,rt ' 'Jt
Jhosc who have orn other 1.
ees are requested to pive L a'
trial, to test t.j,;, ...J5' , .tllcse .
atf others. Cles, Students, Tailors C, 7' Ter
ClnhWof both Sexe, .ndduS
tL?? from a wealth
. constitution
bendih
forward, . (Roun4
pressing the Chest and
jraee to renied v the abnve .lefeot and
the above
wcbi tau-riage, With ninm,!
of bodv to the 'vJt; s?try and,fo:
ensure aa
anu neaitliy action and exj,allsipn of t luu
removing the Comprcio., Y . Lu"S9 bJ
the Pulm0uary oSs fron" tPreV "tiD thereb
diseased. 0 r0m bc"g weak and
, . - . . illSO ai mrin .
C. W. VAX Tirmx- 0.
Manufacturers of Surgical Bandar
tions, Philadelphia.
Ses of all descrip-
w. VAN HORN'S
IMPROVED ELASTIC UTERINE SUP
POUTER.
f oe i'ROLUsis Uteri, (Fali.ixu
&' &C, &o.
OF TIIK Wo.MB )
: This instrument is light and elustic -m.l U , 1
without the Steel Spring ich nre oh - , S
on account of. their chaliog the Hips. &e S '
them extremely unpleasffnt'to be w.'rn ' g
" -fferinS ft;oi the nl.ove iav.m
-r-T,' : i"""v,i..rij, are solicits to
,UCU1 mm, 10 prove tneir superiority
Steel Spring, and other Banda-'e.s.
.v fver the
Several Pi-ofessors of Obstetrics. &c. anj nl .
number of Physicians in this City,'n.l tin-,,,-)
the.lmted btates,. have adopted thorn in tlmY n
ticewith tho most decided beneficial results
;highly recommend and approve of them TUtT
'.'iiiciimati
Ohio;; '
"51 haye:exammel and used to a cdnVni.lea
tent during a practice of nearly Trentv-iive veiM
a-greaOariety of Spring an Laced BaU.ia; fj
signed for the reb'ef- and cure of the several affec
tions torliioK'yur instruments are applicable, but
ir inecoanicni execution, as well us the
aeonrata
adaptation 01 the instruments to thei
signs,, I have never"" seen auy that 1
i&ore satisfaction.
r seyeral iJe
'i'S given me
;HARLES WOODWARD, M. D.. rinfo,,or of
ObstetrksK and diseases of Women aii'l t'iiilJren'
Medical Institute, Cincinnati, Ohio. '
Yfianduges for Females, Vter Partui-iti,,n. -wpoT-ters
for Weakness,. Debility, &c., True of all
descriptions fori Hernia, Instrument fur tnv.
I kneeaj Club..footvBow legs, dislocated nrivcakWmt
spiniu.wuments ior curvature ot tUe i-v'i ami
also f9r alj "derangements requiring the u-c .,f Bau
dages," for restoration,
t r'n f-,W.'' VAN HOilN ('(.. riiiln
UWILLUMS, HAYWOOD a- CO., AUEXTS
Raleigh-'X.'C. " -,
October 6th, 1851 . 9-Oml
,." :
Entered according to an Act of t '011" ress in the voa
; ' 1851, yj. S. HOUGHTON. M. D. in tho" "
'P. Clerk's Office of the District Court for
J the Eastern. District of Pcnnsyl
. ' vania.
GSXAT CVRK FOB DVSrKPSIA AXOTUKR srlr.ST:rilj
TfoxDiK ; DH. J. S. HOUGHTON'S
The true Digestive Fluid,
OR GASTRIC JUICE. This is a great Xunl
Remedy for Liujeslion, ami Dyspepsia, curing
after Nature's own Method, by Nature's own A jrent,
the Gastric Juice. PEPSI'S is the chief element,
or Great Digesting Principle of the Gastric Juice
the Solvent of the Food, the Purifyin;, Prerrrinij
and Stimdaimg Agent of tho Stomach and Intes
tines. It is extracted from the Digestive Stomach
of the' Ox, thus forming an Artificial Diyestivc J'liwI,
and Perfect Substitute for it.. By the aid of tliis re
paration, the pains and evils of Indigestion ami lti
pepsia are removed just as they would be by a heal
thy Stomach. It is doing wonders for Dyrpcpti'-s,
curing cases of Debility, Epiaeiation, Xrmiu In
cline and Dyspeptic Consumption, supposed to be "i!
the verge of the grave. The Scientific Evidence
upon which it is based, U hi the highest degree Cu
rious and Remarkable. , 1 -".
i BARON LIEBIG, in his celebrated work on Ani
mal Chemistry, -,says iv.-' An , -Artificial Digestive
Fluid," analogous to the Giurtric Jnice, may lc pre
pared from the mucus membrane of the Ox, in
whicli various articles of food, as meat nml egzs,
will be softened, chanaed and dirrested. i11.1t in iff "
. . . , . - w '
'manner as they would be in the human stomach."1
" Half tcaspoonfnl of pure Pepsin, infused in wa
ter, will digest or dissolve Five Pounds of R.ut
Beef in about two hours but of tho stomach.
DR. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN is sold by near';
all the. dealers in fine drugs and popular medicines
throughout the United States. - It ia prepared in
Powder, and in- Fluid form and in Prescription
Vials for the use of Physicians. . '
PRIVATE CIRCULARS, for the. nse of riivi
cians, may be obtained of his agents, "describing tho
whole, process of. preparation, 'and giving the au
thorities upon which the claims of. this new remedy
are based.-. As it Is not a secret remedy, no injec
tion can be raised against-its use by Physicians in
respectable' Standing and' regular practice. Price
ONE DOLLAR per bottle. , - .
PEPSIN INrPOWDEES SENT BY MAIL, FIiE
OP PTAGEtfYIt oconyenience of sending t. all
pats 'tjMmibrjt:ft i Digestive Matter ' -'';
Pepsin. ispt".up in the.Yorui of Powder, with di
rections to be dissolved in water by the patient.
These PowderstcoTitain just the same matter as th
bottieV-and will: be sent by mail,re? of Postny ll,r
One-DoSor'ent Ypost paid) to Dr. J. S. HOUGH
TON. flL D.hikdelpbiffl, Pa.
J.OBSERV3J-'TniS : Everj- buttle of the
genuine-Pepsin bears- tho written signature of J. h.
HQCGHTON, M. D-proprietor, Philadelphia. P
Ai l". Sold by all Drfl&isists and Dealers in Me-1-
('Icines. ; :- . 7, Y'
Y JPor "sale. wholesale andf retail by WILLIAM1-,
HATWOOD.& CO., and 'Druggists generally "
North Carolina. ' Jnrie 30, 1 801 . 0 ''"
12
DOZ. Brown's Ess. Jamaica Ginger just re
ceived. ' Also, a fresh. supply of very f uliC
rior Cayenne Penner. iast to hand unci for ty
i,-;,",X-.-., - P. F. PESCUD.
Yldarctf22ri852v ; : , .
jTOHNSONS- CELEBRATED ICE CRM
- jj FREEZERS: A supply just to hand.
..'' - W. 11. K. . in.rvr.o.
May 4th, 1852." ' " ::"
Salad Oil
DOEN Fresh and Sweet ; jiist received at tae
r Drue Store" of
1 ;: . WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD &
MILL, CROSS CUT, &. PIT SAWS. H"11
Son's Tallow jCandles." '
1 and Grass Scythes and 'Scythe Stones.
Stone Jars, Jugs and Churns a general nsrt"
ment. For sale by ... '; . J. I5I!OW
Italeigh,"ApwI 261852, 3 "'.
QP
PERM and A-Usmantiiifr Caudles just receive
- . ' J. 11'U --
- RaleifJIay 21,1852.
PIECES: new aid splendid .Music rce'T'
' edthis day at the Music Store.
Y;"ri- " K. W. I-L'TEi:sl"
Raleigh, May 2oth, 1 852.