T
'gtsrn, BrfT m it-. ,
CiiiBiC. tlutuia Uft.to
'i : njxo Ctoxnpanyv :
Tff2WSS.
ZZSZtrZm JdtZ Ufepaxtid-
peting the xaUtf ttaComxay. T f
wuojiaiM.w t
therefor amenta, to 830, a at'
ina rnm ana wur (na ubobu 01 u r--
1biiii i
Ippt which U lo-j- hro
v-lfirr;., w-uor with u. u
ZT7ZZiiZi -r ImdooMMBt to
l tor um of tnk
jSmV p-i4 within $ Uyi ftitfAe
torv prtfofif'rmtatod... V .'
- 9ISCCT0BS. '
tcMV;Z&aiPLem- BoW
ff -;I . t'sywood, i - CU.
JlMfKjMdU, . B.H.B-lMo.
.QitU StAMf' Wfc ,
H. W. tlMt ' P. F. Pweud,
CkfaBBot,
,csr. ChM. B. JohMOB, ri Mid wit,
' Mm. IK Hwt Vic PrMidwt,
v.- Joha O. WilliuM, 8oroUr7,
ChttMX Joh, hi. D. ) Mmbcl
Bidki. B. H.fWood, II D. ) CuUtwn.
?B.BrtO 1
CkarlMB.Boot, j tA t
zrr...... . x RiRXUiN. armlAsmL
xnklaM. 44 forma of propoMl,
U ohULMd ftt U. Offle of tho Compuy, or
bo Uro-ood, (port
t: 1 iOHS 0. WILLIAMS, SooroUrr.
north Oarolto Wutaul Iniuranoe
- Company.
v Rit'itott -:k. c.
rr.?'!!rila
v. ZL7ZL ' r nrtY in tho State,
fexMpt -CtoaM lCHs oad TurpeBttno PistHlerieo,)
MOJrrhvWabU ttm.: It. Polieie. bow cover
capitals ore SxX JlaMraa xnows .
Tk wraS-Wbf Insro wpo. ft. I-of
tldo CbtepOmy aas been isos en.n mm w
pay aat per r en au grauee l"'? v
. THE lbQewimc person, kave bee elected Diree-
son oad Offioon o? thin Cossnony for tho preaent
WS ';" r'TirttTr!TORR.
V " ' W wihai, f! W. D. HBtehinrs, Jno. R.
DnnMift . Rmtt Dl Tmnter. 8. W.
wvw. tt btVit vlh Geo. McNeiR, Fay-
TT ! f T ' CT . , Vl
niT. t wnrt,t wnminrton: James JS. I
rw . w.-Li.-t. c j.KaaRInaA. Greensboro ; Jmo.
:SZ3I. Her. Salem : Jos. H. Pool,
v!lkk p;.' w 9' ruu. PlvmoBth Aioxaa-
j ir;..v.n w. N. H. Smith, Mur-
. i . u. enni Hharlotte : Joka B.
if iitAa . . . T Rmuit. Ash.ville.
An Director, are entkorisod to reeerve appHoB-
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
J. O. B. Roalhae, rrtndrnt.
Hoary D. Taraor, Vie do.
8. W. Whiting, Trtumrtr.
John a Partridgo, SerUary.
" Joasl. Bryatv ttoraqr.
- j: Hersmaa, Omtrml AftmL
w. Vaitfair.' t
' Jno. R. WiliiamB. V Executive Committee.
' lakir FMmrrter
in .MBBnuadmi in re faience to insurance
aaoald bo Bddreeeed to tho aeretary, poet paid.
J. C. PARTRIDGE, Secy.
Raloigk, Mar. 22, 1863 5
i manniuv MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
-4t-PANT. At tho end of Three Years, such
iTf K.. fWa avad tMXOBT Of thO Officers of
cttia raanaar. that we arsatill free from debt.
a..a a.aa a aasesments. Bad hBTO new fuca
- i..rBUa io uii and Botes, that we kave no
as.if.BffB a aayiag to th. public, that there is no
OMfeCosaaaay ia sho Southern Country. The
snoot of to Riaks U this CoBtpaoy being ia the
Weaterm port of oho State, where the danger from
Cm ia aaurb laas.
At taa t " Mrrfiffg the tillo wing Officers
wen re-sleeted t ' -
1AMES SLOAN, -President.
8. G. COFFIN, Tmo
C. P. M1NDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary aad Treasurer.
WILLIAM H. CUMMING, General Agent.
SraaCToa. :
- j.nM Kla J. A. Mebaao. & P. Mendenhall,
W.8. Raakia, Rot. & F. Doom. J. M. Garrett, Jed
H. Lindsay, Yf. J. MeCbnneU, B. W. Ogbum, J.
I. ru rf P. Weir. Groeaabofs': B F. Lilly,
Wadooboro'; Dr. B.&. Cdfna, Jamoetown; Joshua
Tavloo, Waehmgtoa J William A- Wright, Wilming
ton; J. L, BbBTer, Battsbury ; John H- Cook, Fay
etteviR., H. G. SpraSa, Plymouth ; Robert E.
Troy, iABxoertoa ; Dr. R. H. Bealat, Lenox Castie.
All Coatmanieatioas should bo diraatod to tho
Secretary, free of Postage.
vmr'' PETER ADAMS, 8eey.
Aag.8. 1864. tf-66-
, FIRE!
m'atl .THiL'lNSnRC COMPANT of
jLwHaBnaaa, Cofi offon to iasure Building,
aad MorchaaoUo, agaiast loss or damage by Are,
oAaroaxraaw to suit the tUaos.
jtaie a me of tho uldeat aad .boat Insurance Com
paniM im tho Called States, aad pays it. , looses
aremati..
. -AapMoarton. tor lasuraac. la Raleigh, or its vi-
aaaity; to M Btado to
; 8. W. WHITING.
Agent.
adfor Miltoa,
OetobeWr:1848.
C. aad vicinity, to
N. J. PALMER, Agent.
: 88
Llppitt's Speolfio
, -FQR.TRB. CURS OF
Dyaeaiory ,Piarrk ma . a aeTSaxoxaar Coatplalata,
v: WILMINGrON, N. C.. Feb. 1, 1866.
"If tt. H. LirrtTT .Dear Sir Without any
iff, auggeotioa or ooUeitatkm wkatover oa your
. part, I take plaeann in adding atytestimoaytotho
afieasy af year Spec in for, th enre of xiyasawry
' and kiadrodaomplaUta., Haviag been tor three
. jobzs afSiatod with ..disease of this character, and
' oaiployed t&o aorvtooo or taree ox xao doos paysi
oiaas U this' plaeo With bat slight advantage,
- was induced to try your medietas, aad after follow
log the prescription. ad taking several bottloo,
'.ia aow t erf eel v restored. I believe your Speoifie
ao-bo a-saooft oxoolloat and valuable aaodUtno, and
feel ao koaHatioa ia twooausoaaiag it to tho pub-
Ba. - 80-fir from boiag a aoo4rjn, as tooatany of
thereemiar msdiciaoo of the day are, I believe it
waperierv eer tho euro of the dispose indicated a
boTOt-to aay other asodidao.
- - I asa arulyyoore, a a. M. BRYAN.
Br apart a oadoeld, wksl..al. aad retail, by W.
H. lieeaeb-Drarriet and Chemist. Wibxdasrtoa.
N. C-, Wimaaxs Haywood, Ral.igh, aad by
Praggisa. giaoraUy.
- Jwna; 1166. , . k - f0
-i; . WIXITB BRANDY.
JUST received at No. 18 FayottoviRo 81, two
casks of 4th proof Whit Brandy, for preserv
ing ft ait. - v JOS. B. a ROULHAC.
Rataiga, Aug. etn, 1866. 68.
: ;: i -h - WANTED J
rYlHR Babserfber wiahoa to omnlov A GOOD
A JOURNEYMAN, and aloo wanU a good ap-
proauoo. r Til dot must eosae wou re mended
. 0l2,ift6. . : : ' - 4t 82.
. r ; -r" .it ,
PA RA 8 OLS AND UMBRELU8
, A LARGE aosorf sal of ovary shad, aad varied
JtJt and at vary low ptieoa. Calf aad oxaxoino
at . McuKE R WILLIAMS.
May, 1866.. 40
I
' SALES.
i ' " J -
"SSromS for sub his
-.-1.1... InTwaUlalv TPOSite
j lm..vtlv opposite th. Beak of lk
oTTvl" TV.Tnt fM 810 feet on Newborn .treet,
The
TmeTu eeneist tf th.dw.Ulnc .afad.
Poomrorteble now, a Mrwfi kj with ft.
? "nTZr 1 larre end -orf productive in
lj-well stocked with fruit tmi.
52L."2fi52! Lhaee will be sh.wa the
rnww b - r
Raleigh, Jan 26th, 1865.
ftl tf.
r.I-.Vl. OkarnHv af KcmM for 8oi I
in wsisTraa f a MAN. hi WIFE, and FIVE
I FEMALE CHILDREN, botwoen tho ogw o
a. wm. Tho moo is on experienced
manager of a Farm and tho woman a flm-rat
cook. T tuq
Jane IS, 18i5.
48 tf.
For Sale.
A VFBV lirhlA raaideneo autoimu
A of Raleigh, on tho eaat, one-half mUe from
tT i. MuiMlnln ahnut twenty
mo S i - r
at preoent occupied bf Robert H. Jooea, Eq.
Peraooi wuhiog to porcnae can
premiwa, and apply for particular, to the .nbcri-
ber at Onion no. r T rtT T Trn
SepL 4, 1855. 7l'w4w-
For Sale.
w. t Yonnr Heroo and Roekaway. Apply
AS
W. U. f n- o.
100,000
ready on' or abeet
no-iaaSoutt Lloyb's Uosat
H.imlfllT WOmX Will DO
tho twenty-fourth of October.
CtllllTI
an . m .K..rin af Steam.
Ufi oFSok. Ftteh-BngroTiBf of hi. Jrot Boot
n. iw Wartoe Enrrarinr of hi. fint A-
lJ!K5rnd UvUgito-'s first Ohio River
Rob 1 rmRoa aa I
BoaV-Correct iAKoneos rw jrai.
First Exploaion oa tho Western Water-, from an
":-
xf of the Western Waters : (Sties and Distances
Lirt of Steeabooi Exploaiona since 1812 ; Names
' . m a I -a. A OtaamkAa4a
of Killed and wounaea; w b.uh. j
afloat. Correct views of Pittsburg, Wheeling,
Cincinnati, Loaisville, St. Louis and New Or
leans, in 1866 ; 8ketch of each place ; Popula
tion, Basins.. e exo.
the Ohio and Mississippi
LUt of Steamboat Officer, on tho Western Waters.
The Now Steamboat Law w k. wneo-
. Am tkae Names of Lost, Killed
Jksimmm i - m
and Woemded.
The High Water La 1810, 1882, 1847.
Important United State. Supreme Co art 8teambeat
DeeMoaa. .. .
Throe hundred page, with one bonarea engrav-
iare. kaadeomely boand. By remitting One Dol-
Ur, (post-peid,) yoa will receive a copy ot I
puu .... i .
rwlara from the traao BOJCitea. ""
anted in every town and city to canvass for the
work. .
Address JAB. T. uimiu
Post Office Buildings, Cincinnati, 0.
OcL 8d, 1855. &0 tJ,B-1-
Moore 4 Taylor's
PASTILLES DE PARIS.
THESE PASTILLES are an invualable remedy
for the cure of Couqhs, ixlo abd dboicbitis, as,
K.hai action on tne tnroat anu lonn, uier ro-
moro aU hoarseness in a few hours and wonder-
fuBv increase th power ana nexiouuj o me
voice. Heooe they are of great service to and
,;V!. Mcommended dt Clergymen, Aacuouwri,
Public Speakers, and all those whoso oallipg re-
. A . ....I . m M. n .
quires sucb rreque" b-"
N R -Ask for "Moobb A Tatiob's Pastillbs
D, paais," and observe tnat eacn nox Dears neir
nMui ai mature. .
Pa aaJa bv the principal Druggists and Apothe
caries throughout the United States and Canada,
and at whole sale by
MOO Kb s TAftuB, importers.
81 Maiden Lane, New Vork.
Sept. 19, 1866. 5 a, m. p. 8m 76.
vnRTH CAROLINA wrrut w air aim i .-
. x-w-v rTnr rrxri. a vtt
Ll Xbp undersigned will sell at public auction at
k. fti nf the Company, No. 69 Beaver Street,
m. Ynrk on THURSDAY, tho 18th day of Oc
tober, 1866, at 12 o'clock, tbe. following stock of
the North Uarobuia juoppei juPuy, f-wifc .
o
s
55
a
a
s
8
w
85 Jan.
140!Feb.
31, 1855.
18
28
600
1263
Peb. U, )864
100
100
60
SO
12801
22
28
163
166
1342
1345
Mar.
60
60
196
Mar. 14
100
1360)
29
1
7
17
200
196
601
1881
Apl
25
197
10OJ
141&J
1462j
100
198
60
60
283
API
6
14
16
I6O1
1463
1679
60
807
60
May
16
18
100
810
6PI
60
60
I5?8
100
817
1697
820
1618 " 28
1
89&py
8
6
16
19
100
100
162fHMay 27.
300
600
Anal i
1662UTunel0
486
446
1
1669 " 12
100
800
250
40
1670
478(June 8
1679
16
17
19
21
498
" 8
If j
800
100
1706
100
17
1709
100
669'
609
610
July 8
LAug.ll
&9
40
1710
100
17(31
100
20
26
1764
600
200
624
648
10
28
27
80
6
24
26
29
11
17681
177W
lOOi
25
666
100
1786
22
27
300
200
871
100
100
108
1805
691pept
1868(July 15
300
745
7481
1908
19671
Nov. 2
100
100
JP0
Apl 21, 1855
200
760
782
803
843
894
1979
198P
May 16
260
260
250
K)ct.
100
" 21
24
" 8J
- 18
28
Nov. 7
Dec. 15
100
1983
60
1991
150
100
350
376
60
100
1998
10661
1202!
1994
Jan. 26,
1864.
60
160
wih'tl
1246Feb, 9
crti'e
Said stock la forfeit to tbe Company for non
payment of tbe assessment by reaototiPD of Sept.
15. 1865. and is noil by the Treasiirer piirsuut
to section 12 of tho bye-laws. Only so much of
said several parcels of stock wiu bo sold as sh all
be aaxjaajiary.to pay tho assessment of one dolls
izii per snare w nam uaargm.
' K . . VT X J UITI I PD ,
October 9, 1866. ", ... 81-ta.
retersbart; Female CoUega
THE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
will oommenoo on Wednesday, the 29th Septom-
The Direetors are maxine- urp aoaiixens ea
to tho College Building, and to the Boarding De
nartmant. which will be completed by tho beginn
ing of the Session. Tho large and increasing
fw. aaa aada theses rlditintisrtec so. arv. Am-
nle aeeommoaaavne mrw nnu
. . . tAA TJ 1
For fall information respecting tho coarse of
Sta fivee. terms of Tuition, t., see tho Annual
Catalogue, which will bo sent upon application to
the Proaideat, uao. W. UABTBB, or to any
oao ofthe Directors.
D" ARCY PAUL, Ch'mn
W.T.DAVIS,
J. H. COOPER,
-. WESLEY GRIGG,
B. P. NASH,
WM. LEA.
JOHN LYON.
Potorabarg, Vn, Aag. 13. 1866.
Directors.
66.w8m.
Niemyer 4t White ,
TTTAVR RESUMED BUSINESS,-and are pro
ti nered to'reeeiv.' ccxstqxbkxts, fill orders
foTMERCHANDIZE, euU forward food to oa ex
a. ' '
jartameuU Va , Ooi, U, 1866. 81 6t
tET XJS RfiASOTf TOQETMIl
u
if
HOLLO WAY'S ' PILLS-
" WHY ARE WE SICK?
It has been the let of th. human race to be weigh-
mA Aam h-r diaeaM an J Buffering, nui-w
WAY'S PILL8 are .peciauy adaptea to ine reuw
of tho WEAK, the NERVOUS, tne uxuivax,
and tho Di FIRM, of all climes, hgei, oexea, and
n.tihiHntii Professor HollowaT personally bb-
nerintends the mannfacture or nis meaicme. in
. n . e . .LAMB.d. m aA n
the United Btates, ana obwi -
enlightened people, as the beet remeiy the world
ever saw for the removal of disease.
fttbuv prr.T.q PtlRIFY THE BLOOD.
Thm famaua Pills are expressly Combined to
operate on the stomach, the lirer, the kidneys,
ute lunge, me iuuuu wwi, ...--e j
j.n..mmi in their functions, purifying the
blood, theverr fountain of life, and thus caring
disease in all its forms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nurlt h&lf th. human race hare taken these
Pill. It has been proved m-all parts oi tne
world, that nothing has been found equal to them
in eases of disorders of the lirer, dyspepsia, and
stomach complaints generally. They soon give a
healthy tone to those organs, however mn.cn ae
ranged, and when all other means hare failed.
GENERAL DEBILITY. ILL HEALTH.
ilu,, of the most 'despotic Governments have
opened their Custom Houses ft the introduction
" . . v .V . .J2
of these rills, inai mey maj dnvuh u
in. of the masses. Learned Colleges admit thai
this medic ine is tho beet remedy ever known for
person, of delicate health, or where the system
r h-.;u invuroraUns properties
has been impaired, as its invigorating properties
never fail to afford relief.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
v VamaJe ' vnnnff or old. should be without
this celebrated medicine. It corrects and regu
lates the monthly courses at all periods, acting in
tna.av cases like a charm. It is also tne dosi ami
aafaat iaMtifline that can be riven to Children of
all ages, and for any complaint ; consequently, no
family should be without it.
rrjn', PWs art the bett rrmrdv knotcn tn tht
rid for the Jouotnnj wttair :
Asthma
Diarrhoea
Bowel Complaints
Dropsy
Debility
Fever and Ague
Female Com
plaint. Headaebes
Stone and Gravel
Secondary Symp
toms Inward-Weakness
Liver Complaints
Lowness of Spirits
Piles
Coughs
Colds
Chest Diseases
Oostiveness
Dyspepsia
Indigestion
Innuenxa
Inflammation
Venereal Affec
tions
Worms of all
kinds.
.Hold at the Manufactories of Professor Hol
low at, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and 224 Stran 1,
rmUn and bv all respectable Druggists and Deal
ers of Medicine throughout the United States, and
the civilised world, in boxes, at 2 cts., bcus ,
and 1 each.
eft There is a considerable saving by taxing
the lartrer sues.
N. B. Directions for the guidance of patients
in every disorder are affixed to each box.
. . Ufa niWVATTV
tUlt 3ALC 111 UBMUUIOig ummunmi
Oct. 9, 1865. eow ly 81
Notice to' Contractors.
arnvUVINQ to tbe failure of tne commissioners
Q V of Beaufort to make the subscription of
that Town to tne auhduc wu hoi m uunua
Railroad, in accordance with the resolution ortne
nirtors. in terard to the Eastern Terminus
the Road, the period for receiving proposals for
the work between Newbern ana ueauiort was
not closed on the 28th, as advertised, but will be
suspended for a few weeks, when the estimates
will he nrenared for the lines to Carolina City
and 8hepherd's Point, and proposals invited for
the woak upon tne lines also at some mture uay,
f m-hi-h due notiee vAl be given.
N B Those proposals already sent in win not
be opened until the day above relerreu to.
a .. - v -v ai' HUT tI I It T '. l.A
JiNU. U. ill l r vyifct, r ruaiucuu
W.TJEVfiRHOUT THOMPSON,
Chief Engineer.
ulytVl8j6: 4
Hopkins, Hull & Co-,
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
268 Bait. St, Baltimore.
Wa take this method of calling the attention of
t us Southern trade to'our Stock of FALL & WIN-
1 ER DRY GOODS. The encouragement we nave
et with in our endeavors to get up a better stock
ban has usually been kept in this market has
stimulated us to improve it both in extent and
TBesfdes a full assortment of Foreign and Domef
tie Staple hy Good, we shall offer a large and
elegant Stock of LADIES' DRESS GOODS. We
shall sell at short profits, as w. wish to secure the
best class of trade that comes to market. Orders
for goods solicited, which shall have prompt at
tention. B. B. HOPKINS,
W ' R. HULL,
WM. H. RYAN,
TH0!S W. ATKINSON.
Baltimore, Aug 4, '65. 63 8m
Notice.
TXAVING bought out Mr. M. Einstein, I shall
- continue the CL6THING BUSINESS,
heretofore, in my own name urn ntcuuui
1SM1L KUSKflTUAL,
Corner of Market square and Wilmington St.
W " :. x' i cvl.
LpuuBiic m i uvi u a UkBUIQ.
JUST RECEIVED si the above store Thb Lab-
obst Asscbtbbnt or READY MADE CLOTHING
EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY. Give me a call be
fore purchasing anywhere else and you will save
at least twenty nve per cent, ract, ana no nustaxe
about it. 14 t.
8ept. 12, 1864. tf 74
Patent Elastic? Skirts I
BATES i FRANCE,
No. 1, Barclay St., N, y.
"CAUTION. None are genuine except they
bear the stamp of the Patent. All Manufac
turers and Sellers infringing will be prosecuted
according to law.
March 23, 1856. ly 24
Baperior Silk Velvet Vests.
VUR assortment is mueh better than usual in
VFine Silk Velvets of the newest and most do
sizable styles.
E. L HARDING.
Oct. 12th, 1865. 82.
PIANOS AND MELODEONS.
TUNING, c.
KERN, late of Baltimore, would res
pectfully inform the ladies and gentleman
of Raleigh
and vicinity, tnat he is making his
third annual tour of the state, and will be in town
a few days to attend to auy tuning or repairing of
Pianos, Melodeona, ae., that may be entrusted to
him. Provided nth a very complete set of tools,
and the beet of materials, he is prepared' for
every emergency. AU work warranted to give
satisfaction. . j
N. B.-Tho BMne towns and village, visited
regularly every year. '
Order, mat be left at Lawrence's Hotel.
He has also made arrangement, with several of
tho best manufacturers in the country, by which
ho is enabled to supply purchaser, with- very sa
potior Pianos, Melodeona, Ac. BkAT Factory
fbicbs I Every instrument will be accompanied
(if desired,) with a written guarantee by the ma
ker, aad will bo kept in tune, wuaoM thsrae,- for
a number of yean.
Oct. 12, 1866. It 82-
OOMBTHlNr3 FOR THE BOYS. A good a-
Osortmont of Bey S ClotkUg just received.
KING & BIGGS.
April 16, 1866. , 4t. 81
S, ... c " -, sV ' ' .
, it i'i
U the Karto xmprtaslna ranarl ? ,
FOB writing wita,tpa or UK, , P7J"T
th ftowert, piclaies, patterns for mbroiJ
rycxeerkintvJunsn Indelibly, tad senIfold;wrI;
, a' Ma article ti o-oiBteiy u . r'"- 7,,4
stand ia the known World, for ft . small 4oJ
folded end placed in the pocket eoiisfitutesi 4rt-
elllnr Inkstand wnlcn cannot oe 5-;-1.
needed," 1ft ;mir lck M1o,d,
write, eqhany as wen a. me oe gv f-- "
universe. For drawing It I. inaipnm"i.
indeed, tho whole art of drawing
taaght In one lessoa. Any leaf; pUat Bower,
caabo transferred to the pages of aa album, with
a miBBie and dUtinot resembleao of nature, wiU
facility that pictar and bidery pat-
tern, are tax en, aaaaavereoiTu
Citua. from the fair sex ; and. indeed, a more
tasteful p reseat ror a laaj vvuu 1 "
This mag U Pper wiU aUo-mak. Um - other
articles, so as to remain perfectly indelible. All
the washing la tho world fails to bring It out, Any
n.a u with nerfact ease. With th. magic
I . , . .
,i .v.a' m.kin it the eheapoat and moot
wvan hb m iMnna wiuw mi
nonvenient article extant. It l aeea 10 X"
vantage by reporter, of tho public press, teiegrapu
tAre. and hosts of Others
Each package contains four different eolors
black, bine, green and jyd-with fall aini printed
inetruetions, ror ail to use, aaa wiu im-
1. La ahtxia tra kmadred distinct isnprossiona.
It is put ap m peaaarnuy """'k
.h a. truth fnl Hkeaea. of tbe propn.tor ihwui-
ed. Each and every paekago warranted. Price
9 . Hnn ,. for HI Single package Zf
cents. . ,
Address, post paid, N. HUBBKWU, croaaway.
N.Y. .
0P1NI0N8 OF THE ritKsa.
Hcbbil's Maoio IarBtssiox PAraa. Wo refer
our reader, to the advertisement in another col
umn, setting forth the merits of taia pleasing ana
ingenious invention. Its cheapness should induce
all to givolt a trlal.HPW111Ph, haat.
It is unsurpassed for neatness and atlHty. and
should moot with tho Bale It-richly deserves.
Tribuao.
Jnst what tho vublio aaoloar desired, aad re
commends itself to every Individual of taste and
refinement. Journal aad Courier.
Aug. , Foo. y
1855.
Auturnn Sales.
1855.
STEVENSON WEDDELL,
Importer, aad Waaleaale Dealer.
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS.
No. or SO Sycamore Street,
WTE are aow prepared to exhibit to tho Mer
WW chants of Virginia and North Carolina a
large and commanding stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Having purchased Hbatt Woolbbs early in June,
we can offer goods at such price, as cannot faii to
command attention.
Dneof our firm will remain in Hew Xorlt du-
riug
the aession, in attendance 01
AUCTION BALKS,
and forwarding anything, new and novel, as it
may be received by the weekly steamers irom tu
rn ne.
Merchants who are compelled by competition to
buy at
THE LOWEST MARKET RATES,
wiil find our styles and prices such as will enable
them to compete successfully with those who pur
chase in the Northern marxets,
STEVENSON It WEDDELL.
Petersburg, Sept. II th, "73.
TUN DQLLAR9 REWARD
STRAYED of stolen from my plantation in
Franklin county, on Saturday night, the 4tb
mat , larfe Sorrel liorte. The above reward ol
ten dollars will be paid for his recovery and deliv
ery to me.
j
LouUburg, August 13th, 1856.
S. PERRY.
56 tf.
MONUMENTS. TOMBS ANO HEAD STONES
rPHE Subscriber would take this method of ro-
X minding the public,' that he is still engaged in
tbe manufacture or urave vruameuw, iu au vane-
tv and the best style of finish and workmanship
tie keeps always on hand a large .took of Marble,
both of American and Italian, suitable for Monu
ments. Obelisks. Tombs, Head Stones, Ac.; aad
havinr in his employ a first-rate Northern Carver
and Letterer. he is prepared to put all kinds of
Ueaiirna and Inscriptions, to suit the tastes anl
0 .
wishes of all.
Hewould respectfully invite a visit to his Mar
ble Yard, at the south-east corner of the Raleigh
Grave Yard, where may always bo seen specimens
of bis workmanship and a variety of styles or Urave
Ornaments.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
received, he respectfully solicits a continuation of
Uie same, pieuging nunscu u im au wo munr
lira to please all.
Orders from a distance win do iaitniuiiy and
promptly attended to. Address,
WM. DlaURAin, xvaieign.
October 81, 1864. wly 88
rpWENTY-FIVE LHJLL.A1LH will bo given a
for the apprehension and confinement in faf
jail or aeiivery 10 tsv a aiai
WILLIAM, WHO ran away rrpm my piantauoa
about 3d July last. Said negro is about 6 feet
high black, and about 19 year, old pure baaed
by Mr. Thomas Galloway, of Brunswick county,
of ill. VY. r. Asxew, oi naieign. nuuw was
raised near Raleigh, and may kayo returned to
that neighborhood. W . N. HOW AKII.
Oct. I, '&6. t
Splendid Lottery October, 1855.
GREGORY MAURY, Managers
(Successors to J. W. Maury & Co.)
87,6001
Lottery for the benefit of tke
State of Delaware.
Class 237 for 1866.
To bo drawn at Wilmington, DeL, Saturday,
Oct.
ZU, looa
78 number Lottery and 13 drawn Ballot.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
1 Prise of. 87,600
1 do 8Q.0QQ
i do....; ..... 10,000
1 do 6,000
1 do 4,000
1 2,639
60 do ' 1,000
60. do : 600
180 do 800
Ac. Ac. Ac.
Tickets $10 dolfs. Halves $6,00 Qu'r 2,50
Certfs. of Pkg's of 26 whL tickets, I40 OO
do do 26 half do . 70 00
db do 26 aaarter do 86 00
Orders for Tickets and share, and Certificate of
Package, in the above splendid Lotteries will re
ceive the moat prompt attention, aad an account of
each drawiac will be sent immediately after it is
over to all who order from see.
Address P. J. BUCKET, Agent,
' ;..ttnxtofton DeL
Age no y at; Washington City.
JENNINGS PIGOTT and JNO. W. HANCOCK
ilatt of Horik CmroU.)
w xriLL prosecute claims of every description
YY before Congress, the several Executive De
partiaeata and Public Of&oea. Partioula atten
tion will be given to Claims for. PENSIONS and
BOUNTY LAND.
. Mr. PIGOTT will practice , St tho Supreme
Court ofthe United State., and the several Courts
of tho District of Columbia. Address PraotT A
Hancock, Washington, D. C
Feb. 6, 1866. . 11 wly.
Transylvania TJnireriity.
. . MEDICAL, DBPARIMENT. ,
rnHE 28th Session- .will eonuaenee,.o. tho 1st
. X-Msoday in Nov., 1866, and .will, ooattnae as
oauat boob Boontaa. i ?'..,..-., a . i nt
The dissecting rooms will be open on, the .lsfaf
October.. . . . . k J !
, The cost of the tickets to the full eoarsa f lpjiin
advance; Graduation Fee Vli. MatnoulaUoa and
library 96. Demonstrator's Ticket 910. Board-
log from 92 60 tp f3 60per week. , ' '
, - 'I ROBERT PITER, M. D
1
r . -a ed, ;raoJty.
Lexiwrton. Ky., 1866. U
xiit.t.' ROClT. 1854.
FJIMEIIS' HEAD :QARTTJRS
:,woRroOkV.VA.
- ' . v. ..- for- tho
ORDERS for kbapbbs J.""".,r; t ib
fning narve.V which will bo filled, at, the
foUowihg prices t-. ' 105 00
Hcssbt s Heaping ssboouw, y
do : Mower ana Beap-r,-
do 1 Front Wheel, extra,
. . i : .nra, .ida delivery, 6 00
da . do do no , i - ,.
A deduction of $5 will bo made if th. 1 side deli
vsry Unt foriiished, and $20 will be added to the
aVivo price if front wheels are furnished.
160 tons Engliak, Swedes and American Iron, all
XOton. Hoop and Band Iron, f to 4 Inohes wide.
20 ton. Oval, half Oval aad half round Iron
200 setts Coach and Buggy Axles ,
800 pair do do Springs
260 keg. Nails, 8 to 40d., out and wrought
60 doxon File, and Rasp.
60 Smith's Bellow., all sixes
1600 pound. Cast-steel Hammers
TO American Biar An tub
60 Vices, for Wood and Iron Work
Stocks and Dies, Bench Screws, Ac, for sale ou
the best terms
STRA W HA T AND SHUCK CUTTERS,
Of every variety. Price $30 for the best, and
warranted to cut anything in the Shape of Feed for
stock. Cheap I "utters, from $5 to $25.
mUW 8HGLLERS.
Virnia Corn Shelters $26 00
nnldahoranrh's do 40 00
Reading'. do.... 00
Double Spout 00 ;
Singl. Iron Spout do : - 10 w
do Wood do do w
WHEAT DRILLS."
. bb A A
Pennock'a Slide Drills, do. Boiler do., t, o, v.
10 tabes, faraished at factory price, say $o to
$126. All other kinds furnished by as upon uk
same reasons bis terms. Our facilities for proeur
lav theae machine, are superior to those of an
other dealer, and we can guarantee dispatch in
filling orders. Light and neavy xn-ags anu ux
rows for Bailing wheat, on hand, of our own make,
warranted good ancTdurable.
BAMBO ROUGH'S PREMIUM FANS.
No. I Extra Premium Fans, o w
Ha 1 do do 32 00
rr A Im
No. 2 do do ou uu
Sinclair k Co's. No 2 do 80 w
Do do 1 do s zo uu
Grant's Premium Fans $16 to 8t
Clinton'. Fan Milla, $ 13 to $20
WTKT.n Rollers 8 Serments. 3 feet lone, !wo u
do do 8 do 4f do 00 w
A An, 4 do 4 do 45 00
do do 6 , do 6 do 00 w
do do 6 ' do 6 do 65 00
Orders for any of the above goods wm oe
filled promptly. Your order, are respectfully so-
licitod. rsuiiuai a. miuyjunan,
11 Water Street, Norfolk Virginia.
Sept 15, 1864. "
Curl Your Hair.
KROLLERION.
THE Receipt for making this celebrated com
pound, (lately introduced into this country,)
will be sent by tho subscriber to any persons in
the United States or Canadns for $1 . The KR0L-
T.ERION will curl or wave the hair m tne most
beautiful manner. Any person having the most
I coarse and uncouth looking hair can transform it
into tho
TUauiiful. bvtke Use of this Article.
The ingredients wiil not cost over 1 2 cents, and
i with this receipt any one can make it equally good
in every respect to that sold for $d a bottle, ii
preferred, a package or nrouenon reaay mauc
will be sent tree oi postage, insteau oi tne receipt.
nth directions for preparing it in liquid form ana
full directions for use. Send all letters, postpaid,
to. H. A. FREEMONT,
Warren, Trumbull Co. Ohio.
March 6, 1855. lbtl
JAMES E. CUTHBERT,
fSUCCESSOR TO KERR & CUTHBERT.)
Grocer, Forwarding and Commission Merchant, Bol
lingbrook Street, Petersburg, t a.
BXrBBIRCBS : '
Thos. Bragg, Jr., Jackton, tf. C.
L. F. Hicks, Esq I Petersburg.
Messrs. Reran A Bro. j
Messrs. L. D. A W. O. Crenshaw, Richmond.
Josiah Wills, Esq., Norfolk.
James George, Esq.,' Baltimore.
Messrs. Monahan A Beers, New Fork.
HAS constantly on hand : Prime Porto Kico
and New Orleans Sugars,
ijoaf, Crushed, ruivenseu anu usnoeu ao
Rio, Leguira aad St. Domingo Coffees
Black Pepper ia grain Ind ground, and Allspice
Race Ginger in Bags, and Ground in Boxes
Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Hyson Teas
Tallow, Adamantine and sperm candies
Brown, Pale and Variegated Soaps
Guapowder, Shot and Bar Lead
Blacking, Ink, Shoe Thread and Wrapping Paper,
Good and Damaged Sole and Upper Leather
Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt
Prime Virginia and Western Bacon and Lard
Nails, assorted, with flooring and Warehouse
Regalia, Principe, and Hevaana Cigars ;
Together with a large stock of foreign and do
mestic Liquors, Wines, Ac, which he offers at the
lowest market sates.
The strictest attention paid to receiving and for
warding goods.
Petersburg, March 5, i
R. 8. THOMPSON 4T CO.,
Ne t9 Sycamore Street, Petersburg:, Va
MANUFACTURERS of Plain and Japan Tin
Ware, Copper and 8heet Iron Work, and
dealers ia Britannia Ware, Planished Ware, Hol
low Ware, Tin'd and Enamel'd Sauoe Pans, Brass
and Enamel'd Preserving Kettles, Charcoal Fur
naces, Hip, Spunge and Plunge Baths, Cooking,
Church, Paxloyj Office and Factory Stoves, Sheet
Iron, Sheet Load, Force and Suction Pumps of
Brass and Iron, Tin-plate, Wire, Zinc and a general
assortment of Housekeeping Hardware, and other
good, pertaining to that line of business, would
respectfully tender their thanks to their friends
- -. . , - . i i .n i t i
for no patronage mineno eu uuerauy uestuwvu
on them, and would inform them that they have,
unco the firs, opened with an entire new stock
of goods, which they will dispose of on reasona
ble terms, wholesale and retail.
B. S THOMPSON SL CO., ;
- No. 26 Sycamore st.
Roofing and Guttering done with despatch.
Aug. 6, '66. 63 6m
SSaaULW.
tteae ef tee Daioa, aw , .taoaof One ikOarfirZA
eteeot
. The bast
lAMKS BT. KDKXT. MJUaSrai. It T.
Qateet taaeriHe, X. a)
June 8, 1865.
46 6m
A Proclamation,
By Hi FrroHmry Tsictmab Baaoo, Governor of th
Stat of Morth Uorolma .
WHEREAS, BY A RBSOLUTiqN OP THE
General Assembly, it i. made tho duty of
the Governor of the State, for the time being, " to
set apart a day in every year, and to give notice
thereof by Proclamation, aa a day of solemn and
pub lifl Thanksgiving to Almighty ' God for past
blessings, and of supplication 'for his continual
kindness and oar. over njaaafftato and as a na
tion:" - - , T. . ;
New, therefore, I do by this, my Proclamation.
set apart Thursday, the 25th da of October next,
as such day. aad do most respectfully and earnest
ly reoommend that It be observed accordingly by
sm vue goou peupia m uim dhw.
iHven under my Hand and tne great Beat of
L. 8. the State, at the Executive office, in the
: mty or juueiga. on tne i i tn nay or sep-
' tetaber, 1866, and in the 80th year of
Amerieaa ladepeadence." ' -
H r , THOMAS BRAOa.
By order ef the Goveraor i ! .
PptAS ki Cowrn, Prioat Secretary?'
Raleigh. Sept. 21, 1866. .. . 76 4w.
I RICE .JLEDUCED. Ireden oa Executors
s
ILK and open straw Boaneta'and Infanta' Hats
w . a. m tt. 0, TUCKER.
XX .JL . JLl Aa1 ?!
FAMILY PHYSIC;
rwil i I... a nnblifl demand for an.
eflectiT. purgative8 pig which "v!
sure nd perfectly safe in its operation. This has
been prepared to meet that demand, sndnten
sive trial W its virtues has conclusively shownwith t
what access H"" '
none of the objection, bat all the sdjtagea, ot .
every other. This has been attempted here, and ,
with what success we would $Z &
the public decision. It has been unfortunate tor t.
the patient hitherto that almost every purg
medJctoe is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els This is not Many of them produce so mucn
SpinVpahs and revuWon m the systemj-to more
ISiterbaUnce the good toderW from
them. These jhJU produce no imtafaon P
unless it arise from a prerwosly
Hon or derangement in the bowels. Bemg purely
hUwTnarm can arise from their use m anv
quantity - "but it is better that an; inedianejnouw
be Ukin judiciously.; Minute -J0
use in the several disease, to which therreap
pucable are given on the box. Aung te oma
olaints which have been speedily cured by themwe
Lsy motion Liver CompUt, in iu ?
of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of Ap
Pti", Ustlesanees, Irritability, Boas Headache,
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pam in the Side
and Loins; for, in tenths jdltW but the con
Muuenee of diseased action at the bv. Asan
aTScurvy.d. 007
mcerTsnrWurity of the Ji j 0
eeasful cure, ta Rheumatim, Gout, P"P7. ;
Rrvstoeus, lalpitatiew f!he Heart. Pains mthe :
SntachTand Bide They ahouU . W fteelv ,
taken to thOspring of the year, to punfy the blood 5
Innlrepsxotbtemfo i
St oecsmonsa doio stimuUtes thojitoxaaek and
bowels Into healthy aetion, and restore, the appe-: !
tand vigor. They purify the blood, and, by their
uUntionTn the irculatory system, ren" 1
vate the strength of the body, and i restore tbe
wasted or diseased enerriee of tie whole orgarusm.
TSZZ -;-l inaa ia adTantaeeous, even
MrfAa unnnmou auaw
necessary dosing, should never oe camea mo
nfCfy.,.t, medicine reduces the strength,
when taken to excess. The thousand cases i
r.rJlu ircannot be enumerated here, but
they sui
.nrceat themselvBs to the reason of every
it is confidently believed this- piU
body;
W AAA
ZZZL' . w,., ,mn than anv thing which has
hitherto been available to mankind. m thaw
virtues are once known, the public will nolonger
doubt what remedy to employ when nneedef a
cathartic medicine.! Bemg sugar-wrapped they are
pleasant to take," and being purely vegetable, no
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions see wrapper on the Box.
riEPAUD BY
JAMES C. AYER,
Practical and Analytical Cbemiat,
LOWELL, MASS.
Pries 26 Coats per Box. FiTa Boxes.for $L
AJER'S
CHERRY PECTORAL,
Fer the rspW llnn
COUGHS, COLDS, nOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPISC-COUGn,
CROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
This remedy has won for itself sucb notoriety
teom cureff every variety ol P'
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount theevi
denees of it. virtue, m any .'
has been employed. So wide is the field of its use
fulness, snd so numerous the cases ofite cures,
vhaTahuost eTcry sectiop of the country abounds
hi persons publicly known, who hare bn reatored
from alarming ana even desperate disease the
lours byits use. When once tried its superiority
ofevery other medicine of tototonttpar
ent to escape observation, and where its virtues are
knovrn, theubbc no longer hesitate whatntajst.
to employ for the distressing and dangerous Bffec
. tions of the pulmonary organs which axe incident
to our climate. And not only m f?rmdable a
tack, upon thelungsbutfor the mUder etie.
of Colds, Coughs, Wksehbss, Ae. ; i tndfer
Childkbh it is the nleasantest and safest medicme
that can be obtained.
As it has long been to constsnt use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
pX!fiU quality is kept up to the bes t that rt er
Gs been, ind that the genuine article sold by
P. F. PESCUD, Raleigh, and by Druggists
generally.
The Hannah More Acaderny.
WILMINGTON, Dklawabb.
Principals : Miss C. and L Gfimshaw and A.
H. Grimshaw, A. M., M D.
THIS Institution has been in successful opera
tion more than eleven years. Tho course of
Instruction ia thorough. Tho study of French
forms part of the daily routine of study. The
house is new, commodious, and cheerful: it is
heated throughout. The sessions commence on
the 1st of February and 1st of September.
Term : For Boarding and Instruction, inclu
ding French, pupils under thirteen years of age,
$70,00, second class, $80,00 and Senior Depart
ment, $100,00 per session of five months.
Reference ; Right Rev. A. , Lee, D. D ; Rev.
H. V. D. Johns, D. D. Baltimore ; Hon. Jno.- M.
Clayton, Delaware ; P. V. Daniel, Jr. Esq. J- .
R. Anderson Esq, Tredegar Iron Works; E.
Wortham & Co., Richmond, Va; Rev. Mr. Gib
son. Petersburg, Va ; Governor Bragg, Hon. Win
A. Graham, W. H. Tucker, Esq., Hon. G. E. Bad
ger, Raleigh, N.C. - r " :
February 1st, 1855, ly-10.
IrlEMO WAT-. -;
P. FORD,
Manufacturer & IVholesale Dealer ,
IB
BOOTS & SHOES,
Re moral to N on 8 5 . ,
North Third Sirtei,' OppoaiU Chert f Street
PHILADELPHIA." . " J
HAVING Removed from No. 47, to Store No..
86 North Third Street, where I shall keep on
hand a full assortment of the best quality f Boots
and Shoe, of Eastern . Manufacture, j a&sa a full
.took of City made work, I shall be able to offer,
to the Trade a better and more desirable Stock of
Goods than heretofore. ,
r-!.:Xi rnJ f ii.
jl persona tuuuiik m wj r piuw i
buyinrBooU and Shoes. I respectfully soliettnr.
personal examination of my Stock, before purehas-.
?ng elsewhere, and of my former Friends and
Customer, a contiuuance of past favorsv
Very Respectful ry,
P.FORD..
No,
85, MrtfA Third 8f t., above Arch, I
July
GOLDS BO ROUGH STEAM, : GRIST, i4ND
FLOURING MLLLS.-n-The Subscriber 'has
nilmed his eetablishaieat in Gol Jsboro'. and - 4s
now-prepared to grind Wheat as well, aa.Corn,und
a more entenaive scale, une nunureu .and ruty
Thousand Bushels of Wheat and Corn will sf re
rearws:
UO pai ltluo uuuiccB uiu t vyuukj . -auu . uir
counties along the line of the N. C." RailRoadjand
the interior will find it to their advantage to Call
on or address me af the Mills before selling, and
thus build up a market in this State -for- their
Wheat, and a manufactory ef ear own floar.i
' Constantly on hand afresh supply of superfine
Family Fl ur, Meal,' Homony, Horse feed, Ciiaekv
ed Corn and Husk.,: Also, Lime and Hair Wheal
and Corn rreund on toll., "-';?. i. v , -i ? '
- Mr. Lynn Adams, of Raleigh; Is aul
purchase Wheat for the above mills.
ii 41X- 1.;1URBAN
Gold8boreJ, September .8854, wtf f
'' Diseases of llxe'Eye
T ITHIN the last Syeara, theaubscri
t f .freqntljind Bisooeaslullyoi
Cataxaot. i persons ef all agea, from
of North and South Carolina and Ylrginla, an
eontinne to -operate upon those who- need
jair It rv-wiiAwli.-i'
t Ho wul likewise attend to such other ais
of tke Bye as may be susceptible of Belief:
taitu -Bvirvittu f ?0
PfUrsbwrs, , April , 1866. 2d
- Pd X aCl"'"l1' I .la Is 1 'vl i.h5'pubUcr:Thrto,vwipg are suiuugmany testi-
r;y,n- - '.fc ' ; de. r, t. .Tili4lM 1 uke
TOR ALL THE FTJRPOtXS OFi A ,aacv, Dieasure in adding my testimony to others
' 1
RV
berhaa
lerasea ior
.he States
I wilt
ana e
eases
tf
1 .3 :
reUeTinrte rtrtus-affei'of.heiiowel. nuj
ooosequentlx mr eatostHCtoryiito. au nk We
' . r . n Aku ? f a.1iitina Avar a-rfaraJ t ..
. pteaure
U fu.vr cf your remedS'.f.or Bowel Affections, &c
naviug so-frqnenfly'exprrencedirs-beneficlal re
sults in my own case, as well sts ,in many others
to whom I have giveB4trUrried a boUie of it
-ith me to Baltiniorejaud here permit me to say
t would'aa 800? tMukf ti-iveltrnr witnbiif nreney
without tiils'remedy) ni findiBg msuj. among
ny acqpaiutancerthr?' who were, suffering witu
various form, of Bowel Affections,' I rave it freely,
iiu in ko,instascb did it fail to afford :he most
PR6MPT aSP PBC1BBB llFsi ts an. uone nere.
I congratulaie you, and espejcially.Jhe public, on
the discovery, of a medicine which ,is better calcu
lated --to" protect mankind and alleviate suffering
than any ther ever brought before the people.
.'?;-vMiwv'-i.. - ' ..-v.- . L.t.3C- SPIERS.
This is to certify that, some weeks back, I was
jiken with a violent Diarrhoea, which persisted for
:ight days. Being some sixty isiiles from home,
i made use of all -the-remedieI eonld think of,
but witiiout afforJing any; reliefv On arriyiug at
U9uie, I wa informed that Dr. R. H. Worthington
iiad prepared a remedy for Cholera, &-., and was
idvised to use it.:' I did soy and to. my-atonish-.nent,
one single dose" gve speedy and permanent
relief, since which time I have used it frequently
in my family ', and, la justice to the Doctor, say I
jonsider It mPch thx host valbaBlb mbuicixc I
have used in an experience of (weuty years.
r. M UAfsnAKl.
Murfreesbbro -N . a; Oct 2, 1854.1
Dr. WoKTHmaTnn Dmab Six: I take great
pleasure in recommending your Cholera Medicine
to the public and more especially since I have had
..ersonal experience 'ibd observstion of its benefi
AtA effects-. - .urr ."
; I have triedseveral remedies put up for Cholera,
ic, but have never found Such happy results
irom any as from yonr invaluable remedy. I hsve
mch unbounded confidence iu its efficacy, that I
tra unwilling and will not leave home without a
Supply with me ; and I regard it as one of the most
valuable discoveries ox me age. iouto, very iruiy,
W. P. KEAMAN.
Wwoson, N. C Sept 19, 1854.
Da. R. H. .WonTuiHaTOH Dear; Sir .,. I have
made some effort, and have succeeded in introdu
cing your Medicine to the public, and I find it is
taking very well indeed ; and the result is, that
I have nearly sold what yeu "sent me. ' I there-
'OTe, WISH you WOUIU seuu ms u muio bo wuu
os'yod can. I have not the slightest
loubt but that this Medicine is the very best reme
iy out for the disease for which it Is recommend
ed. I hope you will soon send me a supply, as I
would not lfke to get entirely out of it
Yours, truly,
- -GEORGE W. McGLAUGHON.
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, . f From the Murfreesbore Gazette.
Missus; Editobs In looking over the last
number , of the Gazette, I found communication
from, bar friend, Mr. L. P Spiers, rcommending
Dr. R- H. Worthiugton'8 Cholera Mixture to the
public, for the euro of diarrhoea, dysentery, and
other kindred diseases Having experience in my
own case, the happy effects of its use, as well as
other members of my family, I can-safely say that
I regard it superior to any remedy we have ever
used, in an experience of twenty years. I would,
therefore, recommend it to every family as an In
valuable remedy, and every individual to procure
a bottle and keep it by them in these times of
cholera. . R. R PARKER.
Murfreesboro, Aug. SOth, -1 864.
This is to certify that I have used Dr. R. H.
Worthington's.Cholora medicine in my family for
the last four or five weeks, in -several eases of
Bowel Complaint, so common in Our .vicinity, with
invariable success,; yQne.of tbe pases was that of
a negro child, some four or five mouths old. who
was so emaciated by the effects of tbe disease;- that
its life was nearly deepalred ofj'whenvtny wife
happened to think. that sherwould try pie Cholera
Medicine, and did $o with complete success in less
than forty-eight hours. t aid throughly of opiuion
that no faraHy should be without so fine a medicine
Given under my hand, this 3rd day.of October,
18M' ' A. W. DABDEN.
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Dr. R. H. Worthington. . j n ; -.,
Lt affords us pleasure to say that we have used
your Cholera Diarrhoea medicine for the last twelve
months, and have found it invariably successful,
in relieving speedily-the cases in. which we have
had occasion to use it. :e entertain a mgu ap
preciation of its valneTand bare "no 'besitotion in
expressing the opinion xhaf it -will nroTO to be a
valuable family medicine
RICHARD G- 00WPBR.
Sold by1 P. P. PESCUDi?Raleigh,audby Drug
gists generally-' --v.vr. - rte v 4 -v
Oct. Htii, 1854. .r,-.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Cabtbbs
Couhtt. In Equity.-4 - - -
Alice Pi Davis vs.-Francis B Davis, .
. Petition for Divoroo. ' -
It appearing to the satisfaction ief , tho Court of
Equity of. Carteret,County, that Francis B. Davis,
the defendant, is not an mnaoivau ji dphvi
it is ordered that advertisement b made in the
"Beaufort naleyoa'f and Raleigb Register, for
six weeks, notifying ; saicLdefendant ta appear be
fore the Court of Equity to be holden for th. Coun
ty of Carteret, at th Court' Hbhse in Beaafort on
tne Seventh Monday after the fourth Monday in
Septomber next,- there nd, then to plead aniw"
or demur, or said bijt will b toke,po oombssq
and heard accordingly. .
- 'Witness Benj Tf Perry, .Cler and 'Master In
Equity.for the Oountj; of Carteret A Beaafort,
the Seventh Monday after the fourth Monday of
March, A. D185S i '??
BENJ.?LPERRYi tlM. E.
Beaufort, Aug 80th 15-. s W6w 70
c Tate op nOe ft Mxbii na ObaIivillii
03draTT.onytQf PWs & Q." Sessions; Angust
- --' J-TernvlSon-Ii v- .
Johnson Leyjaler vs, William Levisler. others
Jt.appearingj.to the satisfaction of tke (?ort
that A. G: Bragg, one of the .defendants Ita'this
cause, resides beyond the fimlts oMhls taU, it
i u Kr.fflrna motion, or Jerei hr the Court that
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,MrrttseniM.tf
ly at the Court Wse Oxford, and at three ether
public places rGfatt-vaie-Counand- alao m
dantthaAiUng of this petitioBL and. that un
less hoVppear at the next Term of this Court and
answer the' petttionVTftg inte" wirf betake pr
eonfesso, and. beard ex-pArteas -tf him.a
Witness AjHruatlnoLandia. Clerk of said Court,
at office ia Oxford, the "first Monday- ofT'Angust,
'A. D 185S -ic--
ICI-tATB OFiNORTHAROMNAri Gaby ii"
O Coomtt; Ippnrt of Pleas and Othrtor Sessions,
At mm a IasM V ' rk
Petition to Sell
f .n.1 fliviainn.
Merith hw s eahsrfc -vr
It appearing ith satisfaction. (of the Court
that John. Valentine, and Parthena, hi. wife; two
or the defendaBtt Intthis ausei;wshH"byd tbe
timita- -of: this 8Uto; Jt is; tkereforjs,; on motion,
oxdered by tM Court, tht advertisement be made
for six weeks successively at the Court-House in
Oxford, aqd at three Olher public7 places In Gran
ville tToanty st'otify iug theaid: dWori0to.C.t,1
filwgrf this Petition, u4 that unless they appear
at the next Termftltiv Court, and answer the
Petition, the same win be Mi6a proeoofud and
WitBaaviBSjrtaeLandis,
at pffice in Oxford, the first Monday of August. A.
D, 1856V -.c if team I A. LANDIS.'Cl'k.
eptemfier 20ij86Vf4 Jgarflwjid.
rfiHat AanualMeeting-or l?ie tookhol iers of
s 1 ths Raleieh and GaSton Railroad will be held
ntheoUy of Kftleigh,tt Thdraday, the"st day
if Nevenioer.iw iit'1-.:
- ' iWVE. A. CRDDUfVPresl.
Raleigh, 8ept,25thv 1856, ' 77 td.
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