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TERMS.
Siii--sP,-Ff,T.,?A!lr- do1"
ur reranoqm aU ia dTiiic.
Wbbklt PAr. Tbros DolUni per annam.
Aivertiei- For wry Sixteen Lime, Crt
iasortloa, One Dollar; taeh'vrabMqnt liuortion,
Tweaty-fi Cent.
Court Order and JuiicUl Adtertistwxente wUIbe
charged 2 per cent, ttghor; fcuta deduction of 33 J
percent, will b made from the rejalar pricef, for
adrertistra by lha ye. - - v -
AdTertisemenU, inwted in tha Sim-WRmT R
Bisraa, will alo appear in tha Weki.t Paper, free
of' charge. -r-.: ... . .. .
XT Letters to the Editor most b rorr-rviD.
FIKE!
11 WT of UartrordConn. Offerato
inaare Ba'tlfinza and Merchandize, agaiiisiloaii or
damage by &ra, atpremiama to suit the times.
Th! Ana n ftha oldest and bestlosarance Com
: : .K- ITnitf1 Statefl ftnd DSTS US lOSMS
U1UIQI I UV u . J K
nrAmnllT.
Anolieationsforlnsaranee in Raleigh, or its
cinify, to be made to 8, W. WHITING,
Agent.
And for Milton, N. C. and Vicinity, to
2i. J. PALMER, Agent.
October, 1848
83
FOR RENT.
rv
THE large and convenient Dwelling, now occu
pied by R. W. SeawelL Esq. with all the neces
aary out houses ans two acres of Isnd attached.
Possession will be given the first of Jsnuary next
G. SHAW.
Raleigh Nor. 20. 1848. 93
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES AND PA1N1S-
KY recent arrivals, I have received a large sop
ply of attielea necful to make my stock com
plete, te which I invite the attention or purchasers.
r P. F. PESCUD,
Druggist and Apothecary.
Raleigh. March 8. 1849. 20
v?isii hooks.
Irra lot of Fish Hooks of the most approved
inds, just receirea ana lor ?
Raleigh, March 8, 1849. 20
POSTSCKIPTUin.
UP TO THELATEST MOMENT.
Telegraphically Just Here. ,
RECEiyED only two dozen ef thoae Soper-
IJk fine Silken CyUndrieal Teguments, or as me
ratgate has it II ATS.
... ..Micitrliii all heretofore fabricated from the
ia rmA M.narielarers of Gotham, the
Mom. Learr and Company. Only a half Eagle.
April. 1843. OLIVER PROCTER.
TTUoT Kxiv;6vr.u, largo "
ll : .n.nt nf the verr latest M cut.
E. L. HARDING.
Cheap for easn.
. Raleigh. April 7, 1349.
28 3m
altpetre A large supply of Refined Salt
petre just to nana ana lor ' j .
1 nrcrnn v. inTINSflN
jBt&tPSJs at&irsfc s&fihtrSa
Panama.' Brash 'Moteskin. Silk. &A,
O HEARTT &. LITCHFORD.
Raleigh, May 1. 1849.
35
Lamps, Girandoles. Hall Lautcrns,
auavnanaeucn.
DEITZ, BROTHER & CO .
WASHINGTON STORES,
No. 139 WlLUAM Stbkct,
Are manufacturing, and have alwaya on hand a
ruii .unrim.nt Afarticlefl in their line, of the follow
ing descriptions, which they will sell at wholesale or
retail at low prices, lor casn . ,
SOLAR LAMPS. Giltv Brboxe, aad Silvered.
SUSPENDING SOLARS,
M
BRACKET SOLARS,
SOLAR CHANDELIERS,
3,3,4,
6, and 8 lights,
SUSPENDING CAMPHENE LAMPS; BRACK
ET do do
SIDE. do do
CAMPHENE CHANDELIERS, 2, 3, 4. 6 and
8 lights.
GIRANDOLES. GUt. Silvered and uronzed, va
rious paiterns. ,r
HALL LANTERNS. Tan o us sizes, with cut or
' stained glass.
New York, March 20. 1849. , . . 24 6m
y i Tjp g urj gy
''GENTLEMEN'S Calf Boots front the
X- manoisctory of J. Miles ct Son, Philadel
phia. - nn m n'in a. trPMUBAon
nbAIVI 1 OL uu uiirunu
PIANO FOR SALE.
n ITsT received, on consignment, at our Auction
All nnmmimm',nn Store. a Piano which will be
sold on reasonable terms. .
v - A. B. 8TaTH & CO.
Literary Ifotlcc! :
ZTJHE Rev. J. G Reynolds, of Richmond. Virginia,
fUL will addreaa thm two f Jterarv Societies of Wake
Forest College, at the Annual Commencemeni.oq the
second Thursday in June next. "
Rev. C. B. Jennett,of Peteraburr i' will deli ver a
Sermon, the evening preceding Commencement.'
Msy 8, 1849.
38
COFFEE Java, Lagnria and Rio Coffee by th
Bag. WILL: PECK & SON.
May I8r1849- 40 6
MAY STYLE OF GENTLEMEN'S HAT&
TT ECEIVED to day.' by Expreas, another lot ol
JLthoae beastifu! Moleskin Hats aomething new.
i R. TUCKER dc SON.
Rs!eigh. May 14. 1849. 39
Chocolate Drops and Eozeuges of
H kind, juat opened, and for sale by
P. F.' PESCUD.
Raleigh, March 8, 1849. 29
ExehiQge Qfftee cf C. W. Pnrcell k Co.
CORNER MAIN AND GOVERNOR STREETS
- To Discharged Soldiers.
THE Subscriber will collect,: with despatch,
Soutisaa' ClaIkspob BouTTLAuns,TasAS-
cit 8caln, and back pat, on moderate terms, and
will bay and sell the same at the market rates
The Claimant mast send his Discharge, with an af
fidavit that he is the person named in it.
Liberal Advances made on the same.
Sokliera farnfohed with information relative to
Claims against the Government, free of charge.
Claims sent through mail to the Subscribers,
will hare the same attention aa if on personal appli
cation - Address
J. W. PUR CELL St CO.
Exchange Brokers. Richmond, Va.
Jaly. 20 1948. 68 tf.
. Important to Every Body.
KAVING made arrangements with one of the
roost extensive manufacturers of No. 1 Needles,
in Eugtand, to supply me with his beat quality Nee
dies, I am enabled to offer great inducementato the
purchasers thereof, as to prices and quality, as my
articles shall be always guaranteed of best quality,
and the prices chalked down to the lowest notch-
much lower, indeed, than inferior articles are sold
for for aale bv the thousand or staele paper.
Aim. Silver Thimbles, br the dozen, of first rate
retailing quality and exceedingly low.
CALL AT LUMSDEN'S
Watch and Jewellery Store,
Where a good araortment of the richest and
roost fashionable Jewellery, Watches, Spec
tacles, Thimbles, fencils, Oold fens, minia
ture Lockets, Silver Spoons, Military and fancy
eooda, in fact every article usually kept in a Jewel-
lery Store ; my goods being bought at the lowest
Cash Prices! from first bands, I am enabled to sell
as low as any bouse North or Sooth.
The Beanx and Belles, who wish to shine
Can make themselves extremely fine
With Breast Pins, Rings and Bracelets rare
And all things else to suit the fair.
I am well and efficiently prepared to rive nniver-
sal satisfaction in the repairing of Watches, Clocks,
Socctacles. Pencils. Jewellery. &c. &c Persons
passing? through Petersburg will find their interest
subserved bv leavinor with me Watches, or other
work they miy have to be repaired.
CHARLES LUMSDEN.
Petersburg, Va. 23 3m
A large supply of Coach, Furniture, Polishing and
XX Japan Varnishes, just received and for sale ny
P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh, March 8. 1849.
20
BUSINESS COATS.
A very large assortment of Business Coats ; con-
A a'uting in part of Single Muled French Cloths,
black and Brown Casbmerets. English and French
Tweeds; Brown and Drab Queen a Cloth, a new ar
ticle for summer; French 4T oil de Word;" Blsck
I Twilled Alpacca ; Plaid and Brown Linen, of Dreso
and Frock styles: also, cheap floats for summer.
Cheap for cash. . L. HARDING.
Raleigh. April 7, 1849. 28 3m
DRESS AND FROCK COATS.
A NY Quantity of Super French Cloth, Dress
Ajand Frock Coats. In beauty of style and fin
uh. they are not to be equalled. Cheap for cash.
ra W a era STfc w ak m
C 1. nAKUUlU,
Raleigh, April 7, 1349. 28 3m
Gentlemen's Summer Goods.
HTlLACK and Fancy Cassimeres.
iTx) Black Drab DeTee, with a general assortment
i ol Cottonades and Nankins, for Men and Boys.
For sale low by ' J. BROWN.
Raleiffh. Auril 17. 1849. 30
BAY RUM.
A
further sapply of Bay Rum, just received, at
Drag Store.
Raleigh, March 8. 1849.
30
BY EXPRESS.
' 5n3
A LOT of Granite Bersgee,
Black solid Mulin,
SwUs Edgings, Fancy Head Dresses,
French Worked Collars, Arc. etc
Green end Mode Tissues snd Beragea, plain and
Satin striped.
HEARTT &. LITCHFORD.
RaUi.r!i- ifav 1. 1849 . 53
' 1 11 m --
... Ri Tucker & Son
ff7rA"E this dsy received by Adams r uo's JSx-
UU press, soother supply of
rnnted urgandi liwm,
Second Mourning Ginghams,
Black Silk Tissues,
Ladies Colored Kid Gloves,
Gentlemen's - do. do.
Plaid and Fancv Bonnet Ribbons,
1 dox. Grass Skirts, ready made, at 75 cents each,
Lyanese Braids, Lace, Buttons,
Thread Bobbin Edgings,
Blue French Cloth,
Marlboro PIs'mU,
Furniture Prints. &C ire.
Alut m few Seta of Gothic and Landscape Tea
Trsys, a very handsome? article.
Rsleigh, Msy 7, 184B. ;
Star and Siandard copy.
$20O4 WANTED.
(2TTXHE Subscriber is autbonxed to receive propo-
1 ll . .... . M.. . v 11 -
aals for a loan of Two 1 nouaana xouars, in
Bonds of the City of Raleieh. for Five Hundred Dol.
lars each: payablefter twelve months from the date,
at the pleasure of the parties, and .bearing interest
1 al rtte 0f sjx per cent per annum, payable semi
annually. 8. W. WHITING,
L r. , - - UUj 4 reasurer.
I JJsleigh.afsy 12,1849. . 38,tf
BX -Standard till further notice. .-
dTh4"Mnh POUNDS Bacon, mostly of my
QU tjVHjV HJr own curing, thst cannot be beat in
tbismsikeL , . . L.B. WALKER.
::.Beleigb,M.jU.1849. ; ' , " .38
5
Dr: Joseph J. W, Tucker,
OFFERS, hie Prefeesieaal eeryieea te the citixons
of Raleigh and yicinity. He vmuy alwaya be
found at the residence of Raffia Tucker, Esq. . .
May 8.1849.. 1 - 37 tf
K: DOZEN White.andDhck:OUe
Preceived by Express.' ' ' .
- r R. TUCKER Si SOFT.
Msy 7, 1849, ' T
GARDES SEEDS. J '
THE 8abscnber has just received his supply of
Garden and Grass Seeds, which he werrants
to be fresh and genuine, consisting in part of the usa-
I i varieuesoi me following Rina, viz
Asparagus, " Beans, Beets,
Borlcole, Cabbsge, Carrots,
Cauliflower, Celery, Cress,
Cucumber, Eggplant, Corn,
Leek, Lettuce, Melon,
Mustard, Nasturtium, Okra,
Onion, Parsley, Parsnip,
Peas, Pepper, Pumpkin,
Radish, Rhubarb, Sslsify,
8pinsge, Squash, Tomato,
Turnip, Aromatic Herbs, Grass seed
and Fruit Trees,
Also, a lot of Flower Seed, which will be sold at
three cents a paper, as they are not of last year's
growth. P. F. PESCUD,
Apothecary 6z Diuggist.
Feb. 8. 'l2
UNIVERSITY.
THE Public Anniversary Examination of the
StudenteSof the University of North Carolina,will
be held at Chapel Hill, on Monday Uie 28th day of
May ensuing and be continued from day to day until
Thursday the 7th of June, being the first Thursday of
June, which last mentioned day is appointed for the
Annual Commencement of the College.
rtie following trustees compose the Committee of
visitation.
His Excellency Charles Manly, Governor of the
State and President ex-ofCcio of the Hoard.
Hon. David L. Swain, L. L. D. President of the
College.
John L. Bailey,
Charles L. Hinton,
John Kerr,
Walter F. Leake,
Willie P. Mangum,
James T. Morehead,
Samuel F. Patterson,
Thomas Rodin,
Rom u I on M. Saunders,
James S Smith,
Richard D. Speight,
John D. Toomer.
Simmons J. Daker,
John H. Bryan,
John R. J. Dauiel,
John M. Dick,
James C. Dobbin,
John A. Gilmer,
Robert B. Gilliam,
Carvin Graves,
John D. Hawkins.
-Lewis Thompson,
All other Members of the Board of Trustees who
may attend, win oe couaidereu members also 01 in is
Committee.
By order :
HINTON, Secretary.
35
CHARLES L.
Raleigh, May 1st, 1849.
rgjEraukllu, Illustrated His Autobiogra
iSf phy, with a Narrative ol his Public Life aud
aervicea; by Kev. M. Hastings Weld ; with numer
ous designs. For sale at Turner's
ii. U. BUUK3TUKE.
Raleigh. May 4, 1849. 36
READY MADE C EOT II IN G.
A GENERAL and complete assortment of ready
made clothing expected by this dsy's train
and will be ready for sale and inspection on Wed
nesday, by A. B. STITH & JU.
May 7; 1849.
IT ADIES
Blsck and W hite Kid and Morocco,
I Slippers and Walking Shoes,
Philadelphia
make; Misses and Children's do.
Men and Boys Kip and .Calf Sboetees, Heavy
Brogans and Women's Leather Shoes. For aale by
J. UKUWJI,
No. 9, Fsjetteville street
Rsleigh, April 12. 30
-rl jTK afX Pieces Calico, of all prices and Sbsdea
jLHJ' My Lawns, Ginghams, Silk Warp, Black
A I pace as, Black French Bombazineaand Cashmeres.
J. Bltown.
Lsleigh. April 13. - 30
TV Ibrary of select Novels, price 35
JiiCentSf Mordaunt Hall ; or a September
Night: by the author of Two Old Men's Tales.'
Just Published, and for sale at TURNER'S.
Raleigh, May 4, 1849. 36
TrtLACK Mole Skin, Panama, Pearl, Leghorn
ITS and Palm Leaf. Hats. Just received, and for
sale by
J. BROWN.
CLOTHING! CJLOTH1NG!!
TTjOR bargains in Ready Made Clothing, call at
IP HARDING'8
Raleigh. May 14, 1849. 39
Tlftli 8ACKS FINE LIVERPOOL SALT, juai
ru war received anu lor saie ny
A. B. 8TITH dc CO.
37
May 7, 1849.
"XVTa.lua.bIe Works pertaining to Agticul
y ture and Rural Economy The American Flow
er Garden Directory, Town ley on the Honey Bee.
the American Shepherd Johnson's Agricultural Cheuo.
istry, every Man hisown Gardener ; Horse, its Hab
its and Management, Uooasingaull o Organic XV
ture, American Poulterer's Companion, Ulater and
Youatt'a Cattle Doctor, the American Turf Register
and Stud Book, by P. N. Edgar ; Liebig'g Agricul
tural and Animal Clicmigiry, Liebig a Familiar Let
ters on Chemistry, Loudon's Encyclopedia of Gar
dening, Loudon's Encyclopaedia of Architecture, the
Vegetable Kingdom, or Hand-book of PlanU, You-
att on the Horse, a ocwa edition: Bridgeman's young
Gardener's Assistant ; new edition, much enlarged.
Bridgeman s Fruit Cultivator a Manual, the Theory
of Horticulture, by J. Lindley 1 Gardening for La
dies, and Companion to the Floer Garden ; by Mrs.
Loudon. American Husbandry, a Muck Manual
for Farmers, by Samuel L. Dana. Ives New-
England Fruit-Book, Browne Trees of America,
Gray's Botanical Text-Books ; Fruit Culturist, by
J.J. l'bomas. Treatise on Milch Cows, Stable Talk.
For sale at the N. C. BOOKSTORE.
Raleigh, May 15, 1849. 40
THE PATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,
. Ten Miles from Baltimore,
Ellicott's imils (Sid. Post Office,
vanaa. tbb aiaxcTiOK or
MRS. EINCOLPt PHELPS,
Assisted by many able Professors and Teachers,
tT?ILL commence a new scholastic yesr on the
YV th of SEPTEMBER NEXT. . Pupils en
tering lor tne new year can be accommodated during
the vacation with board at the Institute, under prop
er supervision or instruction.': Terma $240, for
board and all necessaries connected with it, and for
English education for the scholastic year of forty four
weeks. : Accomplishment, Languages, die. . with.
board in vacation, extra charges. , ...
For healthiness, of location, (situated in a high
and salabrious region.) besotv, of scenery, and facili
ty of access for trsrellers, the Paupaco Institute is
unsurpassed.. That ita advantages for bestowing a
liberal and accomplished education are appreciated
by the public, is fully demonstrated by its past and
present prosperity. - - ,
May 19,1849. ' 41 wU$I0 x
. CAPB FEAB HAI1G1TI0N C0JPASI? a
THE Annual meeting of the Stockholders will
be held on Friday 1st June, in the town of. Fey
etteville. E. L. WIN8LOW, Pres't.
May 14, 1949. 39
Dr. A.;F. Coopers' Spino-Abdoml-.
nal Supporters.
THE Subscribers have on hand a supply of the
above valuable supporters, which are recommend
ded for ail persons, afflicted with muscular debility,
Round shoulders, or prolapsus Uteri. )
Proff : Mott thinks they are very well adapted
for some varieties of. incipient spinal distortions, as
they afford the useful-combination of shoulder brace
and Abdominal supporter, with very decided support
to the spinal column.
The above braces are recommended by the Physi
ciana generally, who have seen them, and we have
sold a number to citizens of this place, who are high
ly pleased, with them.
A gentleman observed a few days since, that be
had been wearing a very celebrated body brace for
some time, and that he would not give one of the
above, for fifty such.
" They need no puffing as they speak for them
selves." PESCUD & JOHNSON.
(L7 The above Supporter is au improvement on
Dr.E.CAiNs celebrated Spi no-Abdominal Supporter.
Jan. 12, 1848. (Standard.) 4
New Spring Goods ! 1849.
II. TUCKER &, SON
ARE daily receiving their Spring supplies, and
hsve just opened a large assortment of Fash,
ionaple Dress Goods, consisting of
eSolid, Figured, and Rich Chameleon Silks
Striped snd Solid Silk Tissues
lam and Plaid Brk do
Ft.rege De Toil
ink Tarlatans
Foil De Nord
a ncy French Organdie Lawns
Silk Striped Ginghams .
Black and Second Mourning Muslins and Uinghams
Solid and Fancy - French Ginghams
Mode Colored Batise
Linen Lustres, Linen Ginghams
Beautiful French Muslins
rench Prints of New Styles
Silk Fringes and Buttons
men Fringes and Persian Braids
Bonnet and Csp Ribbons
Silk Chsmeleon Shawls
Bobin, Swiss and Jackonet Edgings and Insert-
ngs, Lace, Capes and Collars, Kid Gloves and ho-
ar.. . w aw. a
siery, rlsid Bordered Ltwn and iinen vamnnc
Hankerchieu, Grass and Mohair Skirls, j-c., 4c.
March 31. 1849. 26
Mutual Life
Insurance
Co.
In Distress we Succor!
COMPANY with the above title, having been
Chartered at the last session of the Legislature
of this State ; and the provision required in said
Charter (vis. Application for Insurance for $50,000,)
having been fully meWhe Company has been or
ganized by the appointment of the following officers,
ana ia issuing roiicies, via:
ft Wft. a
DR. CHS. E JOHNSON, President.
WILLIAM D HAYWOOD, Vice President.
JAMES F. JORDAN, Secretary.
WILLIAM H.JONES, Treasurer.
Dr. WILLIAM H. McKEE, Medical Examiner.
HENRY W. MILLER. Attorney.
r"., :2i,,OV' I Medical Board
lit. nion u o. oax nuuu, 1
r mr.itin Ti it vttrnnn V vi vvu.umuvu
J. HERSMAN, General Agent.
This Company has received the most liberal char
ter that has ever been granted to any Company
of a similar character, 10 any State m the Union.
The 5th Section of the Act of Incorporation pro
vides "that the huaband may insure his own life, for
the sole use and benefit of his wife or children,
aud, in case of the death of the husband, the amount
thus subscribed shall be paid over to the wife or
children, or their ruardian. 11 underage, tor her or
their own use, free from all the claims of the rep
resentalives of the husband, or any of his creditors.'
This provision needs no comment."
The Board have also determined to insure the
lives of slaves, -and this being almost half the wealth
of the people of this State, a large business is reason
ably anticipated.
Any information respecting the principles of the
Company will be furnished by the Secretary, or any
of its officers.
JAS. F. JORDAN, Secretary.
Raleigh, April 9, 1849. 29
Edgeworth Female Seminary.
ITn EV. G. MORGAN. Principal, Professor, of
LiP. Mental and Moral Philosophy, Teacher of Lan
guage and Criticism, Mathematics aud &xpenmea
tal Sciences.
Mas. Masia Moaoair, Associate Principal.
Mas. H. M. Pasxer, Teacher of Drawing, Oil
Painting, Landscape, $-C., and of the French Lan
e-uaire and Literature.
Miss Josefhinb Pbslkt, Assistant in Water Colors
and Flower Paintbg.
Mjgs . -, Assistant in Higher Classes.
Ma. A. S. Kxkn, Teacher of Instrumental and
Vocal music
Mrs. Perlev has attained a hieh reputation in the
city of New York, and her services bave been seen
red Willi a nope 01 creauuz a- new interest tu tne
.a a .. a 1 . sL..
South for her department in the Fine Arts.
The science, taste and skill of Mr. Kern in Music,
are confirmed by his success 'during the past year
and by testimonials of distinguished musicians.
Mr. aud Mrs. Morgan will devote their experience
and time to the improvement;- and happiness of their
pupils. The number is limited to thirty five. They
form tha Edffeworth Family. The term of ten
months will begin on the 9lh of July, and close on
the 9th of May. Bills are .paid half yearly, $50 in
advance. $75 covers all expense for the half year,
except the usual tuition for ornamental branches.
GreensboroBgh. N. C, May. 1849. 42 ta$2
' HOUSE AI1 LOT
And Lands for Sale.
flTHB Subscriber oners for aale his House and lot
' U in Chapel Hill, in a very pleasant part of the
Village. On It is a good Dwelling, a well of fine
water,; and all necessary Out-Houses all of which
have been built ia the last three years.' The lot
contains 2 acres. Also, my Plantation, 4 miles
North of Chapel Hill, containing about 800 acres.
well wstered. .On it is a large- Dwelling and Barn,
wun a gooa wneai macntne ami an necessary uut
Houses for a farm of that aize j" ail of whL-js in
good condition. . Any persona, wishing to purchase
any of the above named Property, will do well to call
soon and examise for themselves, as I tm jdetermin-
eu to seiL
WILLIAM 7. HOG AN.
Chapel Hill. May 32, 1849. f . ? 4 w
RAIL ROAD MEETING AT FRANKL1NT0N.
rliHE ciuxens ef FrankfintoB,- and its vicinity,
X friendly to the Central Rail Road Improvement,
are reeuested to hold a mceUns- at CoL FOWLKES'
Tavsair, ea Saturday, the 2nd day f June next f fof
the porposo of appointing Pelogates to law oansDure I
Convention.
Fraakliaton, May 11, 1949.
89'
Wm. H, CARY & CO.
HATE BOOTED TO THEIR NEW STOBE,
Nos. 241 and 245 Pearl street, near John Street,
NEW YORK.
WHERE they are prepared for the SPRING
TRADE, with the largest stock in their line
to be found in America, consisting of new styles of
Foreign and Domestic floods.
They invite dealers visiting this city to 'examine
their assortment which will be offered on the most fa
vorable terms.
The following are among their importations, suit
ed for the Southern and Western trade, and will be
sold in lots to suit the trade, viz :
Linen Thread, various makers
' Spool Cotton, 100 and 20u yards, white, black and
colored
Tapes and Bobbins, of all descriptions.
Tooth and Hair Brushes; in great variety
Accordeons, plain and semi-tone
Violins and Bows. Violin Strings.
Harmonicar. single and double notes
Percussiou Cape, plain, ribbed, split & ribb'd, 1-5
and 1-10
Razors, Knives, Shears, and Scissors
Coltou and Silk Purses, plain and ornamental
Puree Twist, all colors, on spools and in lbs.
Steel Beads, Bag and Purse Clasps and Trim
mings. x
Pearl and Agate Buttons
French Soaps and Pejfumery
Low's English Soaps and Pomatum
And Fancy Goods in Genernl.
Also, a full stock of American Goods, viz :
IVORY FINE COMRS.
Combs Back, Side, Dressing and Pocket, all pat
terns of Shell, Horn and Ivory.
. BUTTONS
of every description
Spoons Sliver, German Silver and Britannia 1
D . , ....
?peciacica - assorted ages
Looking Glasses Mahogany and Gilt Frames
Brushes Hair, Cloth, Shaving,. Paiut and Var
nish, Shoe, Scrubbing, Crumb, Horse, &c. &c.
uazor strops and flones
Shaving-Boxes, large, small and medium glasses
Pins, Hooks and Eyes, and Thimbles
Pocket Books, Wallets aud Purses
Fans Leather, Paper and Silk
Jewelry Gold aud Imitation, &c. j-c. &c.
1'rinted Catalogues furnished' in the English,
French German and Spanish languages
March 20. 1849. 84 3m
Tf UST opened a magnificent assortment of Cra
ft" Yatg, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Socks, Hosiery,
(Msrino snd Cotton) Gsuze under shirts, for sum
mer, Bosoms, Collais, Silk Night Caps, Suspenders,
&c. E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, April 7, 1849. .8 3m
Health ! O Blessed Health !
QjTEHOU art above all gold and treasures: 'tis
SfJLi thou who enlargest the soul and openeth all
ita powers to receive instruction, and to relish virtue.
He that has tbee, has little more to wish for ; and i
he that is so wretched as to have thee not, wants
every thing beside. Let us be thankful, Brandreth's
Pitts will give us health : get then these blessed
Pills, which a century's use. has fully established to
be the best medicine ever bestowed on man. For
tbe prevailing colds and coughs, tbey will be found
every thing that medicine is capable of imparting.
in cone, ana in jnnamaiion oi tne uowels, these
Fills will at once relieve, and perseverance in their
l! A m J - - . . .
use, accoraing to tne directions, win surely de all
that medicine can do to restore the health of the
patient.
In diseases arising from the- use or mercury, or
from any cause of vitiation,-from bad blood or other
wise, their use will produce the most happy results.
In all attacks of Rheumatism, Erysipelas, Salt
Rheum, and in cases of chronic or . recent costive,
ness, the use of the Brandreth'a Pills will be produc
tive of infinite service sometimes occasioning so
great a change for the better as to cause great thank
fulness. . i- , , -
In all esses of Indigestion, Worms, Asthma, Dis
eases of the Heart, and in all Affections of tbe Stom
ach and Bowels, the Brandreth's Pills will be found
a never-failing remedy.
To insure the full benefit of these celebrated Pills,
they should be kept in the house, so that upon the
first commencement of sickness they may be at
once resorted to. One dose then is better than a'
dozen doses after the disease has become established
in the system.
The Brandreth Pills are purely vegetable, and so
innocent that the infant of a month old may use them
if medicine is required, not only with safety but with
a certainty of receiving all the benefit' medicine is
capable of imparting. Females may use them du
ring all the critical periods of their lives. The Brac
reth Pills will iusure their health, and produce reg
ularity in all the functions of life.
Mr. Circovich, of Caracas, says, I have entirely
cured myself of the Fever and Ague, which I have
had for six months, by taking from 8 to 12 of Bran
dreth's Pills for oae month." Vide his letter to Dr.
Brandreth, dated 8ih February, 1847.
Be careful you do not get 'a counterfeit ; to avoid
this, purchase of the duly authorized agent
For sale by WILL. PECK, Raleigh, wholesale and
retail Agent, at 25 cents per box.
Kaleigh
THE Subscriber has just received at bis Cheap
Cash titore, on Wilmington street, in the rear of
the Market, tbe following article, which he intends
to sell as low as any house in Raleigh; ' Alt he asks
is a call, before purchasing elsewhere, to convince
the moat skeptical, that what he promise to do, be
will certainly perform. . . .. ...
12 Bags of the best Rio and Lagnira Coffee,
4 Casks of Sugar-bouse Molasses, a prime ar
ticle.
1 Box of Langhortt' Sz Son's No. 1 Tobacco; :
2 Hhdav Bright N. O.Bugar, and a general
sortment Of other kinds of Sogsrs, 9 '
12 Boxes Window Glass, 8 by 10 and 10 by 12,
8 perm and Tallow Candles, ' ;
Figs ariUisms, . . . w.;-
Pepper;,Spice and Ginger, V
Coffee Mills, fancy Soaps; and Mason's Blacking;
Mrs. Miller, Olcott'e snd 'Jones . ' Hudson's
Snuffs,
20 Reams Wrapping Psper, 1 Bbl. Copperas, and
many other articles, not necessary to meolion,' usual
ly kepi in a family Urocery. Please to remember
my motto, a "ntmble sixpence, and low Jos casn.': f
y'.-u -iL. V; WALKER.
Raleigh; May, 12,1849. c; ri; T7,,f Zt
Kaierga
LQ4vai
ACHED and. Biown Bbeelina. 6 to. 12
Quarters, Dleached smOSrown Shirtines. extra
Ettrick Oznaburgs and JSpun Cotton.; Arsrreat vri-
ety or qeaiuiea sod prices, for sale by the single yard
or piece, by , - . J BRO WW.m
April .12.
Mi
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oles-tsort, OR RAPE SEED, (for Canar)
xirus a supply received this dsy st the -"
?f. C. BOOKSTORE.
Raleigh, May 6,1 84r 37
COMMISSION
AND. 2tj& r
WILE,. imciaxdija
Commission and ''lutiba Store,
Raleigh, N. C,
CONTINUED AS USUAL
AtL BUSINESS E5TETJSTED TO US, S&JLLL tt
EXECUTED PROMPTLY AND F AITHPTJUT. .
' wiirpEckfov'c
Raleigh, March 21, 1849.- "T.famS
Female Classical IitltuteF
Bllhiorongh Street, BaIeigfc,TKK
THE NEXT SESSION oflWs Institution will
commence on Monday, the 35th of J une. U ia
desirable that Students be present on that day.
For further information, address ' v-
BENNET T. BLAKE, PrlnoipaL
May 3, 1849.- , , --- -w . . ... - t- 36 1m
CLOTHING ESTABEISHOTENTa
No. 146, Baltimore St . ,
North Side, 3d Door East of Calvert
STREET
BAUTIIVLORE. MD. 1;;: '
TftffOORE &. IN MAN, Merchant Tailors, re
lYJipectrully invite attention to, their stock of reai
dy urade Clothing, of every variety, cut and made isi
a superior style, nd not surpassed in mice fiuish
or quality. ? ' V -
Alwaya on hand, superior Cloths, CsssYm
Vestings, fc., in (heir custom department, which."
will be made to order in the most fashionable style. '
Gentlemeu wishing to order a fine sott, without the
expense of coming to Baltimore, can do so by send
ing their measure to M. & L, stating color, quality
&c, which will be attended to with the same care,
as if the purchaser were present. They feel eonfi.
dent of giving entire satisfaction, to all who favor :
them with their orders, either by letter, or in person .
O" Mr. Inman is the agent for Shankland'e sup-?
rior system of drafting Garments terms for books.
apparatus and instruction, $19. ,- : -
Baltimore. Feb. 3. - ', ly ' "
IATIN8, oftho ' Beet ,n Silk, of every kind 4
"oitDe Nord.n and Valencia: of all atvUaWf
qualities, made in the best manner. Cheap for cash.
E. L. HARDING.' .;
Raleigh, April 7, 1849. ; . , 28 8m
Oliver & Procter,
MERCHANT TAILORS, ; '
(ugly sow,) faYkttkviixe STaxxTi v
ft'
RlI.T.IRn 1V M-
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Wi
E have just received and are now
ppeninr;
our very extensiye and judiciously 'aelaetad
supply. of ' '" v. " "' -4
SPRING Alf D isiJMlTlEri G06jpS.
- Consisting of . f ' ? y
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND: VEST1NG8V
Embracing every " color and variety, of whic the
following, are a part J
Blue, Black, xtnd Olive Greeny DaUia; Zephyr, and
Drop M'ete-ViotMt, alack and Blue JfeKCh Dot . :
Skin Casitmeres, Fancy -Cassimeres, of- everg.f
Color, (Striped down the out-side reams ,some ;,
thing entirely new,) Drillings, of every color f.
Plain and Fig. Satin and Sili e Vesting. , r '.. 1 ,
an triors, xtaraiatas,: uasnmeres,
. MarseilSf Figured and Plain Ele
gant White and Col 'd Satins, for '
Party VestingstfrbmiteUigh "t
Fallutingn to the Vulgar of, V
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The above Goods' were selected by the "Eog'' iu$
propria persona from the latest importations, end cajt ,
be r( commended with confidence to. ourcustom'ers
aud lriends and the public. Call and look before
you buy. We are determined to sell j as cheap "as '
the very cheapest, and to bare all garments-turned
out by us gotten up ia a stylo not to be surpassed. ,
either in this Slate or out of it Sooth i jof, or North''
of the Potomac. "Jr -.yV it-Z
A complete suit of clotheiTmade in $4-. hours if
necessary. Orders from "a" distance thankfully re
ceived and promptly attended to. -,f. ' v , -,
j OLIVER St, PROCTER, -'.""''
?rofessois snd Aithnav '
RaleighrApril 1849. ' ' - -:St9.
The Latest London, Paris and American Fash
ions just at hand.; : - jr ' ; O.hP.
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OSNABURGSI AND; SHIRTINGS.
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It FE W Bales received this dsy; . For sale by
the nieee. at mahnfartnrv nrir - ,
E. L HARDING.
Raleigh, Msy 14,1849.
SCtefeithe?est,-.
. "All yonns persons slionld liare'
sa a i t-a". Z - t
'..
A standard i BicUonara
st their elbows.W'.And while' vou ars 'about itT'ex-
Tax axsT j that DicUonary ts
The great work unabridged. ' If yoa are too poorf
save tue amount from off your bsck, to put it lnt
y eur head. FArenooitVo Journal. J
" Dr. Webaler's great work is the best Dictionary of .
tne CDgUsh Lngn$e.LonctonlJurning CArov
Thie yolume most find its way into 1I oar pohuev
1 ana gooa private ubraries,iof provides loo nnf
- lish student with mass of tho most "vsiuabla in
' formatidh, which he would Id vain seek -for sdes-i;
y mhtro'Lendon Liicrary GazMit4 bruit'
'Conulntnsires :iuies,thst :amannt etfsaslter of
any OthernglUh '-Dictionary compiled fo-fJusfOBn
tryor any Abridgment of this aikmKfiM'
Fulisned by O. tXfV. M ERRI AM, tspringaeld,'
Mass.; saw for sal t by all JJeokseUem , a-,-
Tot sale in FsyetuviUeiy J3. J JAUr
-May4;84r
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feTowri Meeting,;
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1 1- 5""iyr,r!'1ij
T iU mnMi Ar ama of, the :ciusensKf I berev'
. Um .it . nr lbs cioxensof Ksleigb.lov
H helil In the Town Han, on Saturday the 2nd
June, at o'clock rV-.M. for the purpose of pzXizs
arrangements to celebrate the approaching Auuver
fiarv oi our National Indepebdence. . - f
' ;WM. DALLAS H AYVTWOOD
- , . . , , , Intendant,
Rdeig Msy 23,1849. : ' l'8tl
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