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THE IU TIGH REGISTER
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I B V JOHN W r-SVMB?
THl? SEMT-AvEKKLT;;TlEGISTEB.' la ublUhed
V-Afd till the -subsoritintt.jw; hs wjsr M? tt
fcUiMaV,u,,Tairi4 at $2 ItO iecws1ii)f paiablOin-.
dvt i tisimr in tluc Semi-
eefcly
$l'0
14 9
' 8 0
14 00
4 nurwniri luft-iiwo,
. " tvielro a- "
: thwo
tweIrrnBt.hs,4rjclnliBj paper, ) 15 AO
AifverlUeme'trta to4 lttnarted on the te of ti
pn nnr Uojf ik f . xjlt f)lrjl 0 crtnU por Square
foreTery iiwwfl.t After the first. V Aun-jal adveitiwra
; 39
10 04
16 00
t ulre invLha, iiicluJir..l7cIilT nsrar 20 00
AHftdvcrtletaeaM iK)t. oLhrwit direntci, ( will bo
in?ertea in :tMSfc!iiWrtdjr. and charged afccdiogly.
. lhisimMii t'ari,aoxt!BediB(f ielt. ljneg, wll bo
Snserf.c l la -vthorth .WetUy or fitiui-Wtikly Six
months' frr .? or IwpU'c moutlis ffevr $10-4in both
; apere at ??;-0 for six tma tbsjor $ 1 a t wrlv month.
.1P?s-r-nfxjfcw ean '.n mude at tiib office fr losger
iutsiness cards:
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.V.IIOT.t.-ArK AND HEX AIL DRUtfti&lS.
A ' ' v ft I ' Vi, i ' .',. .'ere Stuff. Vih, fce.
V vaui;.r. oi'-vsite Boilingbrook Etreetr
r'i K:;.-.Bl'KG, VA.' 1
"1. BRO, Ar't ol,
S A'SV COMMISSION MEKOJASTS.
I'tcrentirg, v I
. :;akti.v, go dr co
jn 30 Hit il "iUUi tA
Mc.IJ.nAlNE SON Ar Co.,
a::i commission mrrciiants,
Petersbarg,
1
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Pfi
FORD,
.l.t. IN.
a d mm
' ALSO, .
.FINDINGS FOK .
Boot arc! iinoe 2danufactvirrs.
No. .H ttoUi-agbrook Street! '
ntroduced
Sty'4, working
akiiig the
hough not
nibed, at
nt'li' of
toh iming
tin lc.v ing
!.'o:iumy
ter thinne-t
most useful ma popu
le,
nf ebarc?, toinable pur
--tu!ir.
!iy sjtrored Ma.
Be
n er D.
STEWART.
BOOT
celt::; . .v
TE
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'S
1 N KS.
1. 1 ..!
'-tut.es f
' i.i t(.
f? j purchased
J trom trie-ft' n
'.y s!.i'-h, hjii 1, u
1 ..xeel alt oich
"aUuce, 'i-.'1"!.
r--t.tr-! no revvind ii
Is cf thread.
i rtt-'i 'n';iur, in tm'
erior stvle,
nes in; euihroidery
f rice of the
C. H. rHiVr:jN,egtfod
'' J OS. J ON ES,. Oonl ag'I
Raleieb,
for N. C.
feb "i-oru.
.t M t IN 'S GEOLOGY.
MMiinunlof Geology,
lit.Mned fur the use-of Colleges an
i ncwienuea.
i,y f j.ner boiruoufj t-.tate.Jeologirt of ptorth Caro-
"r-,a : Latv. State Geologist of w York; Professor of
a'ut.tl I f i-tTT aud Geology in VVilliam (j)llege : Cof-
rt.-...i..i,Ji i Menib?r of the Academy of Naairal Science,
x ii.-iut..-ii,Uiit., as- , 4e.
i or sale by
W. h. POMEROY'
S liX!
t.M.
C, March, Ihf u.
uisr 1 1.
. AKCT1C lUCKRltiEl ATIR.
fOTHKH of thia eelebrated make jutt received at
r artaefs JUalk tvery family who use ice should
tune ooj.
Atig. 10, 1849 JAMBS M. TOWLfc'?, Agent.
' loN.Ns & JOHNSTON,
;.tj.T.'.' .M. C..!MIHON MERCHANTS,
j 1 lr. ' .
UOWYS co" '
' jf-' Richmond, V
.... ...'J .
' W- TIOTJERT ANDREWS,
- 1 ltf-:Ht; street,
,r i: rr;rji i'r, V Liquors, Twlrcoj ' Ci-
v'nf-. t ; ' jlin 14
:k 1 'K .: s t a- t 1 j..s o.n - fl
s i-: w i -x ; ,fA if 11 1 H,
; XI r K .rl-KR Ifti"
! ,V Wcuj.er A. Vii-
with i:up't."int im
"""f- " , i cr.'r,'T.).i.it.l.t ;j rv.!
tiKlW .ff :- t..., ' i ;..r a tro.,d, .v,- !
1 i,v.l"A4-a vrs, --r'- t-
1 '.'Ik-XW-fMm- P, aM M
. . -, iiTi'r.U'ible U r:ivei, i
rn -; m '; r r .in M.' nndir ."ide; ths
1 'i ! . .. . t.hV.U'. Ut ine ibjckcit
IcbA-xr- r m.t bin--- Mi"
r'ii -..-y;. 1 ; y ? u i'..ed ut OUJ
I '.l-irriv lr-. - hi.. J
PROFJESSIONAL.QAKDS
I THEO.II..lniLt-iv.
.T p PBJ-AT LAW;
; r 1tpew attention gires W-Vtb lWtion of
.v.: THOMAS J.-8A6BY.V- -
Agent and Commiasio Mercttant,- No. '8
IVall-st.,' nmder St. Charles Hotel, ;
"RIOMOlTDr-VA., 4
HTK18S m WegroejL'RenU at Houses, Wn4 taQg
: TvWoo, WJieaL Corn, Flour, sad other Country
Priofc , 0 ' ,
Vmf Strict attftiifion . W bngbss, and prompt
remittances wade.' , ". r . . - . -t r
gSa'CoBsiRnmenti mpeetfolly solicited.
- Kef on t Messrs. Cha. T. Wortham A Co TJnjK
ley. Tardy WilTiamS j Hunt A Brot&er, and Henr
K. Kllyson, f -JtichmOnd. . T :
Septemhef .1, 139. tf ' i . 1
BKOWNINGt-M001lE1& CO,
........ . . . .i . . . .. . .
VUi.j,Hlieir U4W4el Attpti98;t t)i
" Sole f TVcgrdes.: -OFFICE
PK THAXKHS, A DOORS BR1
v r - LOW. WALL St. ! -i-v -f.
. -IlICUJHON D, : VA.5:- f .'
O. J. BKOWINV:late.of Rappahannock C.
E. 1?. MOORB. ofthelate nna of Harris A Moore.
- J. T. WOOLPOLK, of OniBge (Couaty. - : ?
P: 8. DAWSON, Uelson County. !
feb 22 3m.
FA LI. TtiXIE"JJ39.
AM NOW RECHLVUfr MY FALL "AD
Winter supply of Boots, Shoes and Gftitere,
of all kinds for Ladiii and Oentiemen, selected by
sarself, all of which ax warranted to wear Well.
II. A.'DJrSIN.
- :? a
ALSO, RECEIVED THE LAB'IEST.i A2fD
best aortment of- French and Annican
Calf Siting H of which will be made up int Boots
and Sboc8, iu the beet style, for myp;itwn.Xhar;k
ful for past furors, I solicit a .i2jcetff the sntne.
sep 17 tfj 1 ITA'.- DEPKIN.
AEW VOJLU3IES
OF THE FOUR REVIEWS AND
... BLACKWOOD,; .
: : ' TKRMS. ,
Fwf any one of the Reriews, ; . S3 00
or any two of the four Reviews, , ,- r 6
for any throe itf the fjur"KeVkws, ! 1
Far U f-.ui ?" th Reviews, , ,
For Elack wood's ilagaiini, . j" . S
t?or Wackwood aad one Jieview, i 5
For Iilnekwoordnliw'?rfwg, 7
00
00
00
00
00
00
Ffr Blackwood and ihr?e Revier.-s,
For Blackwood and iilur Reviewi,
Jlof Current in i& Stale wJiert
eeieed ft par. 1 i
ClA ItlilNG.
issued trill ie-na.
A 'Iifmt of twer,'v f-t o nt. from the aboTe priceev
wil! in- nhuwed t" OL' "? r I taring ft nr.or wore eojie
ijfanj one or irmro of Usn jKs.ve T.ot k.--. Ihn 1 Fnr
copies t-i lilacji w'.a ut i . "ritf Review, t.lliw rt to
one address for ii ; foui cipies of the four Reriews
and Elatfkwood for $:!t! ! and so on.
S'KeraiUances houi always be ad lrp'scj to
the l'uhlishers.
LEONARD SCOTT, 1 Ct,
Trar 18 tf. No. 54 Gold Street, New York.
huuvaii B'.onT iipon bcir.g
A N A I. Y Ii D !
lwaT. prc?entJ? iih with the rime e.?ectial elements,
and pvc ut course the True Standard. Analyse
the Blood of a erson suffering from Cutisnmption,
Liver Complaint, Dyspcpstri, ,Scrofula, Sc, and wc find
in rtf-y instance certain tlejiciinrics in tne red globules
of BUid. S'lj'fly thce d.jfi'ieiici-, and yno are
made well. The Bloid Food is fi.iun.led upon this
Theory hence iu iitmri.h!)t!g success. Ttiere are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted to the deCWenciog of the Blood in different
disci.:?. For Conghs, Clds, Bronchitis, r
ny affeetion whatever of the Throat or Lungs in-(i-.H
in ConMtniptiOli, u-e Nit. 1, which if aisnthe
No. f-ir Depression of Spirit, Jnss ol Appe
tite, and for all Chronic Comp aintn arising --m
Over-nse, General Debility, and -Nervous
Prostration. No. 2, fur Liver Complaint!', No.
3, Dyspepsia. Urimf vlrtititf prepnrcd fnr absorb
i.iy it is Taken by Drops and carried immediitely
info the circuiation, so that what yeu gain you rvtain.
ihc No. 4 is for Female Irregularities,
Hysteria, Wetkiiess,es,.4kc. Keesper-iaHsi cations
for this. For Salt Hheom, Eruption. Scrrf
nloii!i, Kidney, and Itladder Complaint . tko
No. It. In all c-n the direoiions ruust l t ri.-ttv lul-lo-wed.
Price of the BLOOD FOOD 1 1 per h- Ule.
Sold by CHURCH A DUPONT, Dniggirts,
No. 409 Br. B'lway,
,' ' ew York
Fir fair, in K:l-ih. iv Williams A : Haywood,
P. V. Pcacod, and lrcdrH Brmhera .
And b all rf payable DrugKst th'raaghout the
eon ..try nmr.8
UaXe7gIIAND t: ASTON KA1LUOAB !
Chance of Schedule I
Ji.Ai.Ktf;n, November 1st, IS60.
ANI AFTER TtUS DATE THE MAIL
Train "ti thy Raleigh and Gaxton Railroiid will
i un a.s t'oliows :
Leave Hnleich daily at 7. 1 - A. M.
Arrive nt, Wf U;i-i 'i'iH lit 12,M.
Leuve Vt'i-hJ.oi ... at II, Aj M. :
f rri-.-f ct Htlcsifh dailv at t.tQ, P M.
THE KItii f'i UT TRAINS will run as follows :
P-.-n -.'nth Frrigbt leaves Raleigh Monday, Wed
n .!.! -Hoi Fr idiy ; -Arrives
at Raloigh Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday-
- .-" X
Petersburg Freight LeaTes RseTuesay, Thur-
(IfLV ATI (1 R&Vi,ri)mv . :-'. 'I-?'- ;
Ajrttvea a nWalk Msmty&i??'1 Fri-
uay. ; r. -a. Vli3tXt?X9t.
November 8, 15. ,
I ' ifeklS ly. -
BAGGING AND ROPK.
1 00 Bales Standard and E xtrai Heavy Bagging.
2ul) coils Kope for sale at the lowest market rates
ly R. A. I0UNG & BRO.,
93 Sycamore street,
. cp 14- tf Petersburg, Va.
GRAND PIANOS.
WE HAVE Jt'ST RECEIVED SEVERAL
more of those FULL SEVEN OCTAVE NEW
IMPROVED SCALE
Piano-Fortes,
with the Iron Frame. These beautiful Instruments
rival, 'in lone aud power, the clumsy andoostly Grand
Piano. "
We have now a full and complete Stock, ALL
"BOUGHT FOR CASH, and selected with great care,
may 2 '' E. x. NASH A CO.
NEW BOOKS.--Revolutiops in English His
tory " By iiohcit VaughanD. D. Volume 1st
now ready. ! '
Lectuses on too English Langflitge. By George P.
Marsh. j
Annual of Scientific Discovery, or Year Book of Facts
in 'Scicnce and Art for 1860. Edftcd bv; David A.
Wills, A. M. -' . . i .-.
A Narrative of the Discovery ofCie Fateof Sir John
Franklin apd bis Companions- By Capt M'Clintoek,
R. N L. L. D. With Maps.and Illustrations.
Notes on Nursing, What It ti fcnd Vha-It Is Not.
By Florence Nightingale. f '
For sale by W. L. POMEROY.
' 11A1.K10H, N C arch, 1 tuac 1 1. -
IV 1 n. PAKTON'S
GREAT WORK.
XT A First Volume" Ready.
The Life of Andrew
Jackson, bv James Partou, 3 vols. 8 vo., 650 Pages
eaeh, with Steel Portraits, For Sale bv
.' HENKY D. TURNER, "
N. C. Bookstore."
Raljslgh, February, 1360. . feb 22
' Hi -r.i
... , n MISOELLAIJEOtJSr
'fT '. v .'. 11 ' .- ? y,1..' ' x) '.'ii'1 .- .
j MEW SPRING AND 8UMJIHoTIlING
Lj-w- "A,T 'l" -
TE subscriber ha the pieaeare to tmoa&oe Jo W
' hnmerons MaAdi and the public tHjrally that he
ha a fall asotBient of Spring and Svmoier .Clothiarr
made p to hlTorder, which he of era for tale upon te
" lowest teroffi, 4 ,; ' r - i;" e, "i
FINE ,B ACINIC BROAD CtOTIIXqATS
'Double and single Itrewted. made m the iate and
best'style. - . - - - .
, . Brsra ess coats;
AH sorts and styles of &aok and Frock Coats, (
Tencb
7" :
f Fren
Doe Sk
ftcuch and Jboglish Cassimere.
j FASTS.
re nek, and English. aseimere Pants, aluov Black
Klin rdiiilituu TunntA tl Al) .' V
The finest and prettiest pattern of Silk and Cassimere
. , . :j .
M ATS AKO CAf?. .1 i-j
i jr
f w excelWt Stock ot fine l"biL made oe ana
oou, o4 general aesortmeni common ouoej.
White' SBd. fancy Linen Bosoms.
,f - . - Maladies, Ap.,
all with improved
jrrench yoke. , 1. I
,, Undershirts, Drawers, 'Sacks, Neckties
Gloves, and a gaott nut? different artetof tJenU
furetihing goods. .; ., . . I . ' fir '-'
-3fy-ook is one of the jargwtl and most complete I
have arer offered, and OnU will find It to thir in-
X "terct t ) elvjt on me before purohaau elsewhere, as I
have det-trained to sell at such price as-esn hot fail to
give ti.faetip. , - M. GRAUSMAN. ,
apr 14 tf. ' V-,,J ' - 1 " .
W. STEjkif- . WM. BRENT
. I.. STEARN.S.& CO.
OLD VIRGINIA DISTILLERY,
Richmond, y a. t -.
THE UNDERSIGN-
jV-''ON. ed HeTing i been Tor a
CrL TiA nnmkr of years larre-
engaged). in distilling, offer to
lm 'S.J? HJthe Merehanu of Virginia and
t KY W. I North Carolina, a large and ex-
L ,7 ten81,re stock of domestic
XtIPtCvy Liquors, ris:
Whiskies of all grades, and
prices, some very fine and old.
Im. Fr. Brandies, Gins, Cordials, Sweet Wines, Ac,
"AO. I ;
They are prepared to offer such inducements to the
Merchants 'of Virginia and North Carolina, as will
make it to their interest to buy in Richmond, Va.
They desire to call particular attention to their Malted
Rye Whiskey, made from Pare Rye Malted. Ths
Whiskey in entirely pure, and pronounced by judges
th finest Whiskey to be found. -
feb S f m. F. ' STEARNS A CO.
OAK CITY SAVINGS BANK.
Dr. T."D. HOGG, President.
Jons G. Wiluajir, Cuther. 7:,
DIRECTORS. "
Dr. T. D. Koge:, II. S. Smith, f
Q. Bu:bee, John G. Williams.
This Bank is now receiving deposits, at the Ex
change Office of John G.Williams t Co. Disoount
day luesday, feb IS tf.
4-
J. Q. DeCiitTKBKT. Johx Abmstboso.
NORTH CAROLINA BOOK BINDERY.
DoCartcret & Armstrong
lacturers,
Ualeioh, N. C,
iF. SOUTH CAUULISA BOOK STORE,
UA V K ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TO
(iE'l'HER, for the purpose of carrying on the
lint'k Biudiog business extensively, in ail its various
l laments.
Their a lvartages are such, that they are now pre
pari'd to do all kinds of Binding, from plaki to rna
mental, in a manner and at a price that can u at fail to
give gatislaction.
Tbey weald ca31 particular attention to their unique
stylo of half Calf and Morocco Binding, which is very
handsome and durable.
Newspapers of all kinds, bound in a strong and sub
stanial ittM5r. Munic Books, and Periodicals of
evry description, bound to any pattern, in handsome
styl.!.
Jfuprrme Cotivt RrpnrU, 10,000 vols, having been
boiiui'' at this Gt.tn.blieh.ment, we are still prepared to
biitj! t'-i-oi t" maU-ii. )
Having a line Ontting Mstchine, we are prepared to
biud laro editionf of Books iu cloth, in a manner nd
at a price almost as cheap as it can be done in the
; Nitrtheru Ciiien.
paropnteN of a!i kinds, taken from the printer and
done up in a superior manner, at very low rates.
Work uni-frotn a diftanee will be done up with
di.Vt' h. and carefully repacked and forwarded back
without dol-iy. I. Q. Dr-CARTERET,
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Kaleioh, N. C.
January Rth. ISnft. jan 21 tf.
KITTREIiL'S SPRINGS.
IILACKNALL CO., Proprietors.
""pilEE va-iuaMo 'rjrii'g having been pur
i :'Un..t-.l bv lUa ar.dersiguel, are now being im
proifj us ,'"-i t.v!.c. by the ero-ti m of a large hotel
; 1 a cfjttu-.odit.us buiidinir, for ih accommodation
vf viii'orji. T-i i prinps are iro:tted near the Raleigh
& t;at"ii Rini Rt-iut, iti.faov illo eoui.ty, and are ac-cos.-il-li'
t :ir: i paints. The most eument, Phyri
ciians a-ud chralsf have pronounced these waters the
bfstreititf'ty kB'"nn forthe euro of Scrofula, Dyspepsia,
Dropey nnflttstueotw disaiso having leen used by
hundiv'is'or invalids w;tk the tuost astonishing ef
ievts. Thei seaon will o)tamcnce on the 15tb June.
Tjnn $2 per 'lay, !0 per week, and $30 per month
rein tru ana ti vants hnl' prioe
. " ' TH05--. J. BT.ACKNALL,
Lit. G. W. BLACKNALL,
C. C. BLACKNALL.
, Kj-rruBMs Springs, N. C, May 10, 1860.
P. S. Persons having servants afflicted with Scro
fula, Dropsy or clironic skin disease, can now (find
board for thoia, as we are prepared to take negro
boarders. B. CO.
Jlay liUu XH&9. I. may 16-1
flOU RtftfA-KDf
AN AWAY FROM MESSRS. J. A N. AL CAM-
fb ERON, of Cnmberland County, first of liiht June,
u,y negm Southwell, or houthey, (as usually call
ed ) fvtid" wesro is thick set, about 5 feet 8 inches
high, of s dark brown color, has small eye, and a
dowhe-nst look. He has been hired for several years in
Columbland County, as a Turpentine hand. I will
give the a'oove reward, if taken out of the State $50
for bis imprisonment in any jail in this State, or $25
for information, that may lead to his recovery.
J. B. LITTLEJOHN.
Louisburg, TT. C feb 4 tf.
Jfitr- Fayetteville Observer and Wilmington Herald
copy till forbid.
J? n ; lTTeweXry--the SCB
. SCRIliHU. has in store a splendid assortment of
F1XE-GOLD JEWELRY, "
embracing a variety of- style ef patterns of Brooches,
Breast Pics, Ear Kings, Bracelets, Finger Rings, La
dies an - Gentlemen's Watch Chains, Pencils and Pens,
Cuff Pins, Miuiaturo Lockets, Gold.JCbimbles, to.
Call and examino. . "- - .-t ...
oy 9 C. B. R00l7
NOTICETHE SUBSCRIBERS GIVE
their personal attention to all consignments made
themfrom the country, particularly Tobacco, Cotton, and
Wheat- They kwep ajarge stock of Groceries, Guano,
Ac, on hand, which they offer for sale on the most
..reasonable terms. To cash and punctual buyers cn the
usual time. DONNANS A JOHNSTON,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
r mar 14-j-ly Petersburg, Va.
E1
EUdu Island Guano, in store and for sale by , .
DUJXHASiS A JOHNSTON,
an 20 --s3 -Y Petersburg Va.
O PLENDID DAHLIAS A FINE COL
5 LECTION of Dahlias, in pots, at 25 cents each, at
THOMAS CARTER'S Burserv,
ma 2 Im
Raleigh, IN. V.
t-ALUABLl IMIOPJ -TX FORT SALE
- f ? I offer my boa Be end M n the villaste; of Chapel
.UULhereilfoncerlT lived,
j'tminj-Hugu SjUuut
ChorcS Ewt. fronting
FraokIinPtreel THtth, end
lege grounds Sooth, contain
ricing back, to the Col-
g aboat twe acres, with
a- large Dwelling Ho uw wit!
plaee. i a -each rooov aad two
eight reod rooms,' fire-
argtf baseihent rooms 40
by 39 Jfeet eaeh, two .;fir Dht
s In eaeh-room, a two
story Kitaboa with four good roemaM a Bake Oven
attached, all -other necessarf out-houses, and a ood
well of water in theyrd. 'his property is vjduabiet
it Would suit for a' private family or for a public hotedj
I will sell on one, two, tuod tlree years credit, with i4
terest from date the p chasor giring bnd with 'good
seeurity.- ANN S. HILLTARD.i '
v Chapel HflVlf. p., Aprijtt--Sm - " " - V,
, .TOWU FRCPERTY FOB SALEl- j
tWISS " TO SELL '.PfelVATELT THE" 0L
LOWING property ia tie City af luiuigh, viiK --1st
The' IlOTELir tl corner of WiTmifnti
i and Hartiia ktree, torvt ' "cned 1-v O. L. Iurt h:
sajat present int'iTe - - rr . i i.
,1 ini-iiiur tir1 1 -1 r 1 r 1
neyiiuitL twuseieotandpfBsaent ectstoofci'
. -.Sdv Th,two STORE HOUSES frontlnr on
Market Square, one- occupied - T E. Rosenthal, us a
Clothing, Store, which also, fronts on Fayettevill
Street, and the other in the occupancy of A. Adams at
a orocery. iueso eures are Sltuatta in l position
which cannot fail to command an extensive patronage!
3d.Two DWELLING HOUSES, one on Will
mington Street, near ths Capitor Square, at present
occupied by Mr. Tant, and -formerly the property of
Wiley Johnson, and the other .-ituated in the eastern
part of the city, near Mri Eldridga Smith's.
The above property will-be sold on terms to suit any
person who may wish to purchase. For further infor
mation, apply to Mills H. Brown, or to
sep 17 y J. SAM'L ROWLAND. I
TO CAPITALISTS.
SPLENDID WATER POWER! j
COTTON, GRIST AND SAW MILlI
tA, FAR SALE ! -
I AM DESIROUS OF SELL TNG THE ROCKY
MOUNT MILLS PROPERTY, and invite iuspeo,
tion of the plaee and improvements.
The property embraces the whole
Water Power of Tat Rirei,
which is made available by the most substantial Gran,
iu Dam, built at a cost of near f 10,000, and whkh
gives a fall of at out 14 feet.
THE COTTON HILL,
One of the best Granite buildings in the State, 33x74
feet, two stories, wUI; basement add attie, with tnw
chinery in good order, turning out 300,000 to 350.000
lbs. COTTON YARN per annum.
THE GRIST MILL,
Larjre and substantia'; Framed buildieg, on Granite
Walls, running 5 pair Stones, 3 Esopas-for
Corn, and 2 Ilurrs f.ir Wheat. ,
THE I SAW MILL
Circular Saw and machinery in good irder.
One large and rommodious DWELLING, beauO
fully located, TUB EE other residents handsomely
situated, FOURTEEN Cottages for the operatives,
ONE large and convenient Store House, THREE
Warehouses, Blacksmth and Work Shops,
with 85 to 90 acres of land. j
For Manufacturing COTTON, this place combine
as many advantages as any I have ever seen North or
soutn, and tne power is sufficient to extend operations
almost "ad libitum!" and
THE GRIST MILLS,
for custom work, are probably the seost valuable in
e abof6 Mot'-Crty 11 B1WBU"! Ui WHiWUHUM Ut
Nash and Edgecombe, at the i
Falls of Tar River.
one mile from Ko"ky Mount Depot, on the Wilming
ton and Weldon Railroad, and is in first rate condition.
Fersons desirous of embarking in the Manufacture
of Cotton are invited to inspect the property.
Credits will be iriven runninir trom one to six or
eight years, if desired. Address,
WM. RATTLE,
apr 7 Im Rocky Mount Mills. N. C
BLACK HAWK.
f
OLD
IB BLACK HAWK, he b Sherman Morgan, he by
Justin Mortran. he by True Britton,-a descendant of
the Godolphin Arabian : his dam a large black mare
imported in 1843, from England. The sire of Warrior
could beat any Stallion of bis day with oase. He trot
ted in several instances in publio in 2.42,, that being
nearly twenty seconds faster than any other Stallion of
his day, aud he has tired more Stallions, .wares anu
(ieldinira. that can trot low down beiow three minutes
than any other Stallion that ever lived, and his famo
is known from Maine to Texas, and fast Mares have
been sent from a'l parts of the United States, to be
coupled with Old Black Hawk. They sre remarkable
for their docility ar well as ereafspeed, and they pos
ness great powers of endurance, which make them fur
the best race of horses now or ever wts in the'United
States.
BLACK WARRIOR will be fix years old the 9th
day of May next; stands 16i hands high, color jet
black, with wavy mine and tail, Bnd can trot fast
He beat Tom Jefferson in a severely contested race last
season in 2.52. 2.4s. Hi stock is splendid his colts
are generally black, he being, from a black horse and
black mare, which gives his stock tbe richest and best
color in the world : his colts sll, when four months old,
from one to five hundred dollars. Warrior has taken
the first premium at the St. Lawrence bounty Fair,
showing six the bst sucking colts ; and hag many
promising two or three year Old ; one two years old
sold for S900. He received the let premium for a year-
line exhibited, wbioh was amone 30 specimens of the.
best tbnt could be produced in the county, and breeders
are invited to examine this horse before making bar
gains elsewhere, as it is for heir advantage to use tbe
be." t stock horse they can find. Warrior was purchased
when three years old by Mr. Durfy, from Judge San
ford, of Vermont, for $1,700 ; since then he has been
owned in St. Lawrence, conn tv, New York.
Having purchased BLACK WARRIOR at great
expense for the benefit of myself andthe public, I will
stand him the present season at my stables, one mile
North of Raleigh, at $30 dollars the season. One
Dollar to the Groom.
At the last Stato Fair Warrior beat the fastest horse
on exhibition tcith east. He alsi made the fastest time
"'l'will match him toortfi8illa6r-rniuui .
two mile heats and repeat, or one mile heats best three
in five, against any Stallion now in the State for Five
Hundred Dollar. To go in harness. i
apr 7 tf HENRY MORDECIA.
NOTICE
OWING ME
A
LL PERSONS
SMALL BILLS
wiU please eooie forward and settle np, or they
will find their accounts in the bands of an officer for
oollection. Positively no longer indulgence will be
gjyen. J. B. FRANKLIN.
N; B. 1 bave this day adopted the cash system, and
persons wishing anything in my une, will have to
bring the cash, or otherwise the goods will remain.
My reasons for the above are :
let. I am not aHe to do a credit business.
2nd. The people are long winded.
8rd. I have to pay often myself.
4th. I can sell cheaper.
5th. It gives me more satisfaction, r.
th . I have already given away, before I came here,
about four thousand dollars,' and don't think I can do
my family JusUoe to give away any more.
I return my thanks to the eitasens of Raleigh and
the surrounding country, for their very liberal patron
age ; and hope that when they want anything in my
line, they will give me a call, for I shall have always
on hand every article known to the trade.
J. B. FRANKLIN, Ag't
April 2tb, 168. ; arp 2-
GUANO.--WE ARE PREPARED TO
take orders for the various kinds of Fertilisers,
which we will furnish to our. friends on the beet terms
the market will afford.
The Manipulated Guano prepared by the " Peters
burg Fertiliser Monufaeturing Co.," will be ready for
delivery on or before the first September, and we would
direct the particular attention ofthose who use Guano
to thu article. McILWAlNE, SON A CO.
auglO - . Petersburg, Va.
L IfOCBBRIOG EwrAHJ3t!VrATERS;' J
fD HE reimtation cf these, waters in lestablishadT
jSj through Virginia u the South aid; -i tapidlT :
Wenamgvrtbwitol iraio. - V-
The-mfcjo t ramarVi.hla Mrx MrftrainA TnrtliOBl in
OCROHJU4, asi AIL JtAlfDtrfcAB XtVlSW DlSBASSIMf
80HI MBVOCS C01TPlAISW,;BR0Kt'njTIS,rPfl1l!j,
J.," have attracted the attention of the most eminent
"medical mea In- every section -of the eonntrv. j X-t..
ir-CrtwTtght,f Ne Orioansnys i " In trutfe, if
anow or no .water, tn 'jJSartfpeve America o'rteh m
sbtivii titat of 4he Rockbridge Alum'
Spriugs."; . v --"V.-,- ,r-,':. r. -5
r vroorman, reswear, roysiolan at theWhiteui
Phttr r' It is a matter tlflMi litfU tmiurtin tliai tW
puhlie shobld bo fully eppriasSlf ,the remarkable ef-
.noaey ot the itkbndg .waters.iHO. ctrum.ctis diseases
espociaJlv.' Ther have Ion stood a hmmuli. to - nil r J
It '. - . ' ' . i . - - ., I".--. .TV I
r proieseion, ana nevet, butaolhese waters ha rww-
. oeu ipunuL iaatueserve,8 tne name or a mxk-iic lor
their .", V""- "-': i
fbareedlyTeeAUjank-
besides the, rood "effects noon mv- mxierai health. I
found it peculiarly efficacious in diseelTtng; OUTaireous
, EutiPTiosa aud promoting a healtny action of the skis.
oineT meaicine man nave ever, used had s.o re-
marKoete yu-tue in this respect." . ,v. .
Dr. J. A- Mebune, of Greensboro'. N. C., sayst " I.
am perfec tly satined that the waters are unequalled V.
nny in the) world for ulcers, and, especially those of a
'-rioinature." m: :r UJ f
Anii;nvalid; writing from Ohio, says: " ifypysptp
s'nt, with nil its train of horrible nervous symptoms,
has been relieved and effectually and permanently
cured.-" i .'-"'"' ; lJ'' i
Another, from North Carolina, writes that "after
exhausting the best medical skill in a ease of Chronic
Diarrhien, M has yielded to the curative powers nf the
Rockbridge Alum Water." ' i
Our pamphlet is filled with letters of the most emi
nent physk-ians, clergymen, lawyer", and all classes ef
our reHOw-jCitizens, who ceriify, their personal know
ledge and exnerience Af the virtnes nf this water, "j
Our wholesale ageut-,' Messrs. FISHER A WIN
STON, Druggists, Richmond, Va., keep the water
constantly! on sale. There being direct railroad eom-
mumcaun with the springs, -w supply the water to
them regularir about every tea days, so that the pub
lic may rely on getting it from this house rnssH and
furk, and they ean see after its shipment from Rich
mond to eyery pan of the country with more certainty
and promptness than we can up at the Springs. This
does not pay us so much money as a direct sale to the
consumer, but we think it safer and better for the
puraiiaser.i FRAZIER A RANDOLPH,
Proprietor of the Rockbndee Alum Snrines.
JtSt The! establishment will be regularly open for
imriivu vi -osiK'iiiu buv i8k oi may.? M.v m A
pr 14 tlm. . . '-. if
MINERAL TOILET SOAP
-
31 RS. E, R. MCGOWAtlf,
rriHK PROPRIETRESS OF THIS CELEBRAT-
J. .! SOAP, which la made from the deposit at
; KITTRELL'S SPRING,
has ben very much flattered and encouraeed by fre
quent evidences of Its wounderful efficacy, in earing
ssiii uiseases oi ii ainas, ot tne most unpleasant and
protracted character. The raDid sale it has met with.
and the increasing demand, has indu-ed ber to engage
more extensively in the manufacture of it. And
country merchants, all who want to sell it again, can be
suppuea ny making application to her, or to P. F.
PESCUD,; Druggist, Raleigh. Price 50 cents per
cuae.
P. S. If any one doubts the value of the Soap, thev
will be referred to various persons wha have used it
sue -esstu lly in tbe most obstinate cases.
Any other so-called "Mineral Soap" than that ao
companedi by my raaae and advertisement, is not the
genuine AlftreM oap .r- T- J mr..k..-i-'
I ' w. MRS, E. R McGOWAN.
1860.
3rd MOtTH.
1860.
I SPRING IMPORTATION
FOR
THE SOUTHERN TRADE.
HAMLTON & GRAHAM,
Importers and Wholesale Jobbers
I OF DRY GOODS,
Noj f 0 Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.
TTTE ARE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER
Southern Merchants,
the largest and most attractive stock of Foreign
and Domestic Goods that we have ever exhibited.
Wc wouldespecially invit" attention to complete lines
of LAWNS, CHLLIES, BAREGES; ORGANDIES,
she., and also to a fuil stock of I
Southern Manufacture4"Goods;
as well as to the fullest assortment of Linen Fabrics
we have eve had'; such as Brown and White Ducks
and Drills, Blay, Brown and Irioh Linens. -
We feel confident that we can and will, offer to
prompt customer, inducements equal to any whole
sale establishment North or South. '
Orders shall have our prompt and personal atten
tion. 1 HAMILTON A GRAHAM.
mar 10 ' : -
CHEERING NEWS TO THE LOVERS
OF GOOD THINGS.
: DODD & SCHEIE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN CONFECTION ARIES. .
Fruits,1 Fancy Articles, Toys, Segars, and
Tobacco. )
I NO. 12 FAYETTEVILLE T.
ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF THE FINEST As
sortment of Goods in their lii of business ever
ottered in this Market, and to which they most cordial
ly invite the attention of their customers, and the pub
lie generally. i.
APPLES, VERY CHEAP, AND OF
the fineet quality, kept constantly on hand.
DODD A SCHEIB.
O RANGES LEMONS. FIGS, RAISINS
AND CITRON A FRESH SUPPLY JUST
received, DODD A SCHEIB.
MJESTjQLBBlENNESSEY BRANDY,
iiest " uuuu wuinj t
DODD
CHOICE OLD RYE WKISKEY.
DA SCHEIB.
CHAMPAGNE, VARIOUS BRANDS.
Muscat, Claret, Bleine and Port Wine.
i DODD A SCHEIB.
FANCY ARTICLES AND TOYS OF
every description. DODD A SCHEIB..
PRESERVES, PICKLES BRANDY
Peaches. Prunes, Mustard, Salad Oil, Jellies, Sar-
dines, sauces, ana every tomg oi ine ainuusuaiiy epi
. . . . i , : . 1 1 i i
in a Variety Store, constantly on hand.
DODD A
SCHEIB.
A FINE LOT OF SUPERIOR CHEW-
J ING TOBACCO. ,
TEe best brands of Havana. Segars, Just received.
DODD A SCHEIB.
- i ,r "
4t AN DIES. CAKES AND ALL THE
j Delicacies usually wanted for Parties, Weddings,
Bolls, Ac , furnished with Neatness and Dispatch and
at very low prices, by i)UUL BUttJUJJ,
feb 4 ly. ' '
-w-AINTS.--WK HAVE A LARGE SUP-
pLYof White Lead,Linseed Oil, and every des
oriptionoTSPaint, suitable for House Painting, which
we- are selliagsT'ery low. Those having painting to no
had better get or prices before they buy.
' aprj WILLIAMS A HAYWOOD.
s
PRING OATS A SMALI. ' LOT
OF
nioelv cleaned, in store.
4. Al. AUfVAnia Agvuu,
Farmer's Hall.
mar 31
i
rr is" wr vWiiuciEaTOm
SIHCE ALL,' A t
-4 .
'.kWmmsssKimsWmiY
mi7ILL ptemrinfUiblj the 9rowt at4 telor r
: ? f thekairifmed twe Uiitjmesreklo
any imaginablege PeTfecay restore the gry,over
the bahjt.witA patane's pwh ornaaapBlt-'t hir . m&ko
it more soft an d beautiful than ny .oil,! and preserve
the seaip free ftssj' Wl disease 54, the,, greatest age,-i-
istatesmea,' Judges, Attorneys, lUocwrsjjuiergymBf,
Professtonal men and Gentlemen and Ladies of all!olal-
ass, all over the world, bear testimony that Wdonot say
.Pnov; Ot Ji WooD-QearSlr tTomei ti isfsuu
aier wi were induced to Jeseie,efvOTirl . Restora
ttvejmd. its, wffecU were; go.optlerful, ' we feel t our
e !Stcti; Wrer-ort i. -
E5'S0TL43t4U
fy Sg?J5S
svrea ,aud . saHed, it the acald
head
The hairf almost veirely f irime pit in eoti-
sequence, when afriond, seein g his sufferinrs. advised
ns to nSe your Restorathe. We did.so with little hope
of success; but to our1 rtrprre,''- and -tut of all bur
friends; a few applications remeved the disease ehtir
iTi and-s new and Juxiriant rop6f hair oon started
out, aud wcaoow say that'ow boy has as healthy a
scalp, and as luxuriant la crop of heir as any other
child. , We can; therefore, and do hereby, recommend
your Restorative, as a perfect remedy, for all diseases
of the scalp and hair. Wiare vours respectfully, . I
, CEO. ICT. RIGGINBOTHAM,
y -iffARAJ A HIGGINBpTHAM. f
Pb-f. Wood f :$Sj .hair had, .'for several
years, been. becoming: prematurely gray, acoompaincd
by a harshness which rehdered the constant appiieafioh
Of oil necessary tn dressing It. "When I""Oommeueei
using yenr Hair Hesterati ve about two mounths ag,
it was in that condition ; and having" continued its use
till within the last three weeks, H has turned to its na
tural color, and assumed a softness aad lustre greatly
to be preferred to those produoed by the application of
oils or any other preparation I have ever used. I re
gard it as an f indispensable article for every lady's
toilet, whether to be used as a Hair Restorative or for
the simple purpose of dressing or beautifying . the hais.
You haVe permission' to rier to ine all who entertain
doubt of its performing ail that is claimed for it
1 . MRS C iSYMONDS,"
Cincinnatii 6., Feb. JO, 1857. ' - 114 Third st
- :Wbi,ukto!. Mo.i Dee 5, 1857.
P$or. Wood Dear ir : By the advice of a friend
of mine, who had been, nsing your Hair Restorative, I
waa induced to try St. I had the fever, some time last
May, and nearly every hair in say bead came out. Now
my hair has come tn a great deal, thicker than ever it
was. Nothing but uty and sympathy that I '.feel to
communicate to others who are afflicted as I htve been,
would induce me to give this public acknowledgement
of the benefit I have received from Prof. Wood's Hair
Restorative 4. Yours respectfully,
i"5 if." " A. R. 'JACOBS.
The Restorative i put up in bottles of 8 sizes, vis :
large medium and small; the small holds a pint .and Is
retail for one dollar per bottle; the medium holds at least
twenty per. cent more in proportion than the small,
retails for two-dollars per bottle ; the large holds r.
quart, 40 per cent, more in proportion, and retails for
$3 bottle.
0. J. WOOD k Co., proprietors, 444 Broadway, New
York, and 114 Market street, St. Louis, Ma.
pSf Sold t all good Drtjggists aso Fakc
Goods Dbalkr8. mar 7 3nt. .
TLANT A MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Announcement of Lectures. w
The Sixth Course of Lectoros in this Institution,"
will open on the 1st Monday in May next,, and coat
unue lourmontus.
'- r .-(
Ml
Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
H. W. Brown, M. D.
Professor of Anatomy.
John W. Jones, M. D.
Professor Principles and Practice of Medicine and Gen.
Pathology.
W. F. Westmoreland, M. D..
Pi;ofi3or of Principles and Practice of Surgery.
Thos. S.,Powell, M. D.
Professor of Obstetrics.
Jos. P. Logan, M. D.
Prof. Physiology and Diseases Women and Children.
J. G. Westmoreland, M. D.
Prof, of Materia Medina and Medical Jurisprudence.
Practical Anatomy under the direction of the Professor
of Anatomy.
J. G. McLin,
Janitor.
N. D'ALVIGNY, M. D.
' ; Curator of the Museum.
Clinical instruction given, as heretofore, during the
course.
The Dissecting Room, furnished with good subjects,
will be open by theT5th of ApriL .
-' Fees:
Matriculation Ticket, (taken only once,) $5
Course of Lectures, 105
Dissecting Ticket, (required only once,) 10
Graduation, 25
e Good Board ean be had at $3 to $4 per week. For
further information addj-ess
J. G. WESTMORELAND, Dean.
March 7, 1870. apr 14 6w.
SOij B ifa y? Q.c '
THE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and
the pablio that he has, as agent tor wm. ti. ana u. Jtt
Howerton, taVen charge or tnis weii-snown ana pop
ular H"tel. stuated on Main street, in a pleasant and
business part of the city. The House and furniture
are entirely new, and he intends to sustain the reputa
tion of the house as a ji
-A First Class Uotef.
An Omnibus will always be found at the Station on
the arrival of the trains, ready to carry passengers to
the Hotel free of charge.
Regular Boarders, Lawyers and Jurors will find a
comfortable home at this house. It is conveniently
loca ed. THOS. HOWERTON. Ag't
Feb. 1st, 180. . apr 38-61
FINE WINES, BRANDIES, &C.--THE
subscribers keep eonstantly on hand for Family
and Medicinal purposes, a pure and reliable article of
French Brandy, ' Apple Brandy, '
Old Rye Whisky, Old London Dock Gin,
Jamaica Rum,
Madeira Wine,
Jwiae.
Port-Wine,
" Ecupy ,g Wine,
Scotch Ale.
WILLIAMS A HAYWOOD.
Cooking Wine,
London Porter,
apr 18
GLENCOVE STARCHTHE WHITEST,
purest and best article ever made, may be found
at our store. " Send for a sample.
apr 18 WILLIAMS A HAYWOOD.
POTASH, IN SIX POUNDS CANS,
for Soap making ; also, a large supply of Concen
trated Lye, just received at the Drug Store of
apr 18 j WILLIAMS A HAYWQQD.
A ALSO, ON HAND A FEW BARRELS
J of Baugh'sRaw-BonaPhorphetesoCLime.
ap". 25 ; JAMES M. TOWLES, Agent.
T IME.--ANEW ARRIVAL OF FRESH
I j Thomaston Lime, and fog sale at reduced price at
the Farmers Uaii, ' ' '
JAMES M. TOWLES, Agent.
April 23th, I860, i apr 25
AMERICAN GUANO EXPECTED TO
arrive by Wednesday's Train another supply. To
secure in time, orders should be sen ton at onoe, or ap
plication made to
apr 25 JAME8 M. TOWLES, Agent.
SECONDHAND WHEAT THRA8HER
One of Sinclair's celebrated make, considered as
good as new, as it has only been used one season and
warranted to perform well.
JAMES M.' TOWLES, Ag'k
Fabitxbs Ball, May 7th, 1860. r ma U
FRESH OYSTERS IN CANS.
j LOBSTERS " " ,
... Salmon "
At E. A. WHITAKEB'o.
m-mssmm T m i i r T I f f ii'"MiM
;OW.,fi0aOS-JCHWPEft.THAH EVEHf
iJ't far
it
ftnd be?t
' wl ch
: -i'k 1-5
ha ever been exhibited in n
I rtwen selected w ith great .ears an d r'
V"ftatiAii4i,it t)ir' tC.i-
. , WMWWUtV 4UTJ VP
goods eanaot W excelled ii u .
1Thes4IhsarUitularAtter :' -
ti K " t. ,-
Ui
..V ... .
arioty of Fashionahfa
L and Black SilksFoulaH t
"Goqs, such f
.V,
eneiu . t'm
"for Travelling r
''Berages and L
Frech, Switch t
ortiiientTfPri"
ieHi-rnt great
tU'l. -p.
: i-
i lti. ) v f
r!K
- ir
""HO. i, (
iu
"a as-
!
-'hT'5QTWdVf- rjMosoriptio'LiiVU
.Bonnets .Lao, floods and Jfeodli r.sTZ.yXu
and Jfeodle .Works, -the best t
therefoVe thev n "P no 4
jmoef M pet pent, lower than any other house in thi
oity.Th.eir stock of Fancy Goods and C.?JL -Trgerthan.it
was rLk
OeTT
sfrom the fij; !
Buppers-Freiioh Kid and Morocoo-with and without.
hfeeeU Their prices are aotooUM,, t.T lIVl
,uruherr.taay save 20 per ewnt rrj'
i. tZZXr?' TCHE JPSSs&Y
eeltnsrdulvETatjfiil f ii,:. r- j . ., ...
tronagetheyhavehe-rutoForerv"
selves hereafter as heretofore to mri! to tiVintri
buyers to can 6n them before purchasing ehu
ISZsVFFP "S8? " ofhMr Vood
from the Ladies, feeling confident that the only ace
to secure great bargains is at ' i"60.
; CLOTHING I ' CLOTHING 1 1 H ATS AXn
CAPS I BOOTS AND SHOES 11
wWJ?offer 10 th gentlemen a - stock of READY
TOMM-Sffi?1 Md LEMEN'fKSL"
i v &0DS unsurpassed in variety and exeel
lence by any other house in the eity. Latest Spring
fATS,MdCAPS- CwsLkofGeK
men's Shoes is very large, and at astonishingly low
pnoet. Gentlemen will find ft to their Interest to call
on us before purchasing elsewhere. ,
aprll-2ai LANDECKER A KLINB.
'LAW COPABTERSHtP.
n. W. MILLER and WM." J. SAUNDERS,
HAVE FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP
in the practice of wAwasft to aU busi
ness in the County and Superior Co or f Wsjte ahd
Johnson and the terms of he-tfuprems Court at R,
h, office, business and the eolleeUon of tdainu.
Office in the bnckToom opposite Liwrenoe's HoteL -
In addition to the Courts of the above4 named eoun
HJ "?LS ?,d ,T5,alar1r hereafter the Superior
, Courts ot Ganyille, Edgeeuttbv Sampson.--Warren,
' ? 'i f1l82D,in4 County .ni F-'wior
ConrUNaan and Fran.kTin, ted the Circuit .fof
T
XN beotiana Meek, Ak p? this day teeotues a partner
in ear house, and.jfor toeutare -th" style-will bs-
Dahey, Hymas A Co. -.:!;:l.d''-f
On the 1st of September next a branch house will
be opened iu Norfolk, Va., under tbe name of Hymen,
Dancy A Co., to be conducted by John H. Hyman A
T. M. Hyman. . DANCY A HYMAN.
Now York, May 1,1860.
We beg to call the attention of our friends and the
pnblieto the above notice, particularly those tributary to,
Norfolk. ' By this arrangement we shall be able to give
our patroDB the advantage of both markets, either for
the sale of produce or purchase of supplies charging
hU one commission. All produce consigned to the
Norfolk House will be sold in this market, whenever
we think it to the interest of the owner.
DaNCY, HYMAN A CO.,
124 Pearl Street.
Johw 8. Dancy, Iste of Tarboro', N. C.
Joutf H. Htkan, of Scotland Neck, N. C.
F. M. Htm A, late of Warrenton, N. C
f.New York, May 1, 1860 tf
F. K. STROTHUU. J. MAECOM.
BOOK AND JOR OFFICE,
Raleigh, N. C.
THE Publio are respectfully informed that we are
now prepared to print Books, Pamphlets, Cata
logues for Schools, Cards, Bill-Heading, Letter-Heading,
Blanks of every description, Posters, Patty and
Bali Tickets, and in fact, everything thatcan be printed
with moveable types, iu plain and.lancy styles, with
neatness, at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
Our materials are entirely new. Our office may be
found, for the present, over Mr. Chaplins' Book Bin
dery, in the old Star office, opposite the Presbyterian
Church. STROTHER A MARCOM.
April 18th, 1800.
apr 25ly.
J. D. MYERS,
AND '
WHOLESALE GROCER. !
Jf&r- Keeps always on hand a uppljn of Coal tot
Grates and Stoves, j ,.... -'
Nxwbbbb, February 22, I860.
' - feb 25 lypd.
r ICE ! ICE I! ICE III
MY ICE HOUSE ON THE PREMISES OF
Hon. B. F. Moore, will be open hereafter every
Morning from 5 to 7 o'clock. I shall also keep a good
supply atmy Store. . .,- . .
My customers can be supplied from either place,
with pure and splendid Ice.'
pr14 T. T. PtSCTJD.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
rpHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW RECEIVING
their Spring and Summer supplies of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyestttffs, Arc,
which has been carefully selected of the Importers; and
manufacturers, to wbieh they invite an examination
from their friends, and the publie generally, feeling as
sured they can please both In price and quality.
WILLIAMS A HAY WOOD, ,
apr 18 tf. Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
PERFUMERY AND FANCY AR
TICLES. A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL
: sfek of Extracts, Colognes, Pomatums, Hair : Oils,
' Toilet Powder, Soaps,,Teeth, Hair and Nail Brashes,
Dressing and fine Combs, Purses, Poeket Books,
Satchells, Toilet Boxes, Segar Cases, and many other '
fine fancy goods from the celebrated factories of Lhbln,
Piver, Hygienieque Society, Lowe' A Sons, Caudray,
Monpolas, Glenn Baxin, and ethers, which we will
take great pleasure in shewing oar frieads, particularly
the ladies. WILLIAMS A HAYWOOD.
BELL COLOGNE A FINE StEPLY
of this justly celebrated Cologne Jast received;
also. Farina Cologne in long and wickered bottles,
Basin's quart size family Cologne, and many others of
superior quality, in store and for saleeheap, by
kpr . WILLIAMS A HAYWOOD.
H
OOP SKIRTS! HOOF SKIRTS"
Front 25 cents to $4 50. Also,
Misses Hoops X. Misses Hoops!
mar28 '-. W. H. .A R. S. TUCKER.
JUST ! RECEIVED LADIES' WALKING
and Traveling Suits. ' - f
H . : W H. A R. S. TUCKER.1
April 20th. 18fl0. . - -.i ' anr21-
ATS! HATS I X "RECEIVED THIS V ax
beautiful lot of Men's Mm " "
W. H. A B. S. TUCKER.
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