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- ; rsron-vnT9 nff
THE PRESIDE l tUtCldSWfoMb year 1849, moti themI Coun-
trilmtwa wnojdnieof fJSKfoSoWg Tabusarbmeot Jo pub-
proper application to the Treasury yepm.
FederalFopulaUon. bpnng bittibuuM. FailOmnbution. ioWimriDuuon.
COVKTIXS.
Alexander
Alamance
Anson
Ashe
Beaufort
Bertie
Bladen
Brunswick
Bfcraeocabe
Burke
Cabarnas
CaUwaU-
Camden
'Catawba
Carteret
Caswell
Chatham
Cherokee
Chowan
Cleveland
Colombua
Cbbtw
Cnmberiana &
Curiituclt
Davidsor
Dayi
DupUa
Edgeoomb 4
Forsyth
Franklin
Gaeton
Gates
GranaiH-
Greene
Goilfbrtf
Halifax
Haywood
Ilenderaon
Hertford.
Hyde
Iredell
Jebnstoa
Jones
' Lenoir
tincoft
Macon"
V Marring
McDowelT
Mecklenburg
Montgomery
MooriV-.
Nash'
NewHanoTer
Northampion
Onslow
Orange; cr-.- A
, Pasquotank
Perqaimaas
Person ? A
Kit '
12,957
10.43T -.
9,485
6,653
. 4,419 "
9,606
6,184
883 ,
5,000
499
10,190
6,047
11,885
14,116
347
529
".305
11,155
13,125
5,860
1390
, 618
911
12J30
852
4792
637
579
407
271
586
378
513
306
806
022
369
725
863
212
319
405
215
682
802
358
830
, 416
569
778
541
372
937
330
1,107
800
298
302
377
341
867
562
233
375
622
289
398
286
962
310
452
462
658
6J05
1530
5,407
18,117
13,100
Afi54
6,165 -
579
14,195
905
318
6430,
1049O
4722
6,510
458
' 15J40
5J077
- 7,400
765
10,760 ,
10.rW5.j -
1,
w 7,398
6,168
376,
Rknmon4r?-:v J
Robeson 2 .
RocJdnghara -
RatherforJ.rT;
SamDSOBv. ' . l
3'
--f"L83l
;r 635
r.vf 288
7S
Sazrr
Tyrreff
.Union ,
4)93
251
1,095
589
236
576
Wake .
Warren " -. --i-Washingtoa
' .
Watang ft. .
Wayne
Wttea 3
Taney"
1720' -i9,65
,
9,420
11JQ25-
675
550 x
s rm L -44n
r. J iUr.W: AhmuM. Fdrtrthe. Gaston. Union and Watauga, will recede their
nortiflos from the Counties rwpeetiTeJy from which
porMna iromwjL i j pn-iu
1849 owe to the Literary Fund the sereral sums
, mjSnk5n County, $225
? Wake 675 ,
l ne louowms wu"""! " - - -i
Northampton "
Comberland "
Nash . 1
Boncotnbe
Lincoln "
Moore "
300
375
75
75
75
75
Stokes
75
V TH fintices of hhe County Courts of these
ahould be made m the next assessment oi me vudit a u f-J""'
Tbe following Counties baring at this time Pupils at the Deaf and Dumb Institute, are requi
br the Act of the last session of the General Assembly, to lery and pay a tax of $75, for the edu
xLZZa pport of each scholar sent to the School,
their share oitne next annual ojauiouuon oi uc
Northampton Couary $75
. Canton " 75
iTTdT - 150
Martin 150
Orange " 75
In like manner, such other Counties as may
by.Law, required to make similar provision.
rLIvery Stable
TIE" 8abseribn alksr (staming bis graiarQl
tbsakifto thsPablkfc for the ery liberal sad
generoo. patroMge, kHberte extended to him, weald
Mapectfolly give notice that ha eoattooea to prove
cato kia lioe mf boatnea, ia all iu braaehM, with
promptnew aad f&cmmcj. tim sunn re oean
apdwnmoJiea., and hie Ostlsra xperieoced aJ at
teatf ; indeed aa'eiMr arpeoee hsve been or
hall U pared te reoJeTMliaf action to all who pat
reaixshie EMsbtbhiaent.
Be will keep eoaeuotlj en hand, for hire,
HACKS, BUGGIES, II All ESS
a -
6G3oidlaClXL ZXXBoreBsxw
HOR3E8 will be boarded by the day.
VTt weak, bob th or Tear, en the mott
moderate terms. Drovers will find this
a central aoeiiioa, ind s meat cone-
r ' aient ene for efiectinf tale, and they
4, will atwaja find ample accommodation fur any nam
bar of Horace, however terra.
Tbe Sabacriber bopaa that hi. friend, aad the
Pablic will continue to rive him a trial. It is all
that he asks.
JAMES M. HARRIS8.
Ralarh, September 18. 1849- ' 78 -ly
TO SPORTSIXEX.
THE Sabeeriber has joet received a iaa Stetk of
JfOUBLS ANJJ SINGLE BARREL OJNS
RIFLE GUNS. REVOLVERS, DOUBLE
AND SINGLE BARREL PISTOLS,
- BOWIE KNIVES, GAME BAGS,
POWDER FLASKS, SHOT
BELTS. EXTRA NIP
PLES, tC f C,
All of which wiU be sold row. C. B. ROOT.
Raleigh, Oet. X. 88
10,000 Imported Havana CighiaV of choice
'brand. ; a first rats article of Chewier Tobacco :
Mrs. O. B MilWa Scotch Snaffj MayiuxTs Bn.ffl
ia Douica ana Madder.
Tor sale by R. TUCKER & SON.
Oct. 23, 1849. 5
aWBaaaaaKS
OJ77CJS OF LITERARY BOARD, ?
w ft "T PTfiu Ha 111 til VUif.
THK LITERARY FUND having made dis-
& QftLtoW
$972
545
783
- 711
499
331
720,
464
629
-375
375
764
454
891
1,059
251
392
497
263
v 837
984
440
1,019
511
698
955
641
503
1,150
406
1,359
963
364
415
462
418
1,065
690
286
460 .
764
354
488
349
1180
'381
j555
567
r -s 807 fr'
989
1,420
1590 .
-
602
1,306
- 842
1,142 .
681
681
186 60
823
1,616
1,922
463
711
902
478
1,519
1,786
798
1849
927
1,277
1,733
1,182
50
M
50
875
2,087
736
2,466
1,783
662
717
839
759
1,932
1,252
519
835
186 50
643
886
635
2,142
691
1,007
1,029
1,465
1,452
875
235
1,008
841
" 7&T
199
1751
'992
.1.254
182
1,465
107
1,414
641
2,067
155
58
T. ft "
552 hW';
.691
41871
807
976.
779
353
1,139
1,077
307
144
723
288
706
827
439
2,439
U12
524
182
1,502
797'
mo 00
149,181
389,181 00
they hare been erected.
t the TW.nd Dumb Institute. Dnor to the year
: : , ,
herein charged to each, Tia :
Hjd. Cou.ty
v Orange "
150
225
525
675
150
600
150
150
150
Mamn
GrmnriUe "
Rowan "
Johnston "
New Nanorer
Hertford
Richmond
Counties are respectfully reminded that proTisioa
red
uca-
which sums, if not paid, will be deducted out of
owm r i .
Wake County $150
Johnston 44 75
Cumberbaod" 75
Stoke. 75
Richmond " 75
send Pupils to the said Institute during the year, are,
Kaleigu raper Mill i
THE andeisirned take. thi. roatbod of iaformiof
the P.bliaher. of Nawppar aod Periodical
ia North Carol iaa, sad the Pablie geaorally, that
he ha. laaaed tba Paper Mill, abwat 3 mile, from
Raleigh, procured the aerviee. of Daubed operatiTea,
parehaaad the aeeeaaary stock, aad ia now prepared
te make aad furaiah aoy amoaat of Paper to order.
He ask. a trial only for hia Paper, a. he i. deier
miaed to giv. Mtiifactioa fa it, or ceaae its manu
facture. "
IMPERIAL, SUPER-ROYAL, MEDIUM
Package and WrappltlK Paper,
manufactured at the shortest DoUea and the most
tederate prices.
To " eacoarare Hoaae Iadaetry, m, aader all
circa mats acaa, eenMneadable aod proper ; aad it m
wise, wbea ia doier so, we sacrifice aolhiog oar-
selTes, Addreaa,
JAMES D. ROYSTER.
Raleigh. Aag. 84. 184. 3 lm
Manufacturing Establishment
JOSEPn WOLTERIlf G tfor a aaejber
of years Feremaa ia the Raleigh asd Uaotoa
Rail Road Blacksmith Shop) respect fatly announce,
to the citizens of Raleigh aod the aarreandiag Conn-
tie., that he w prepared to Biaaafactare
JACKS. OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Gobi and Pistols,
Carriage Springs, Xill-wfk, Brass Castings, and
in skart,f thing in Machine and Blacksmith work,
mt is also rBaraais to axtcirra sru, barsuio, at
TBS SBOBTKST HOTICK.
Alao has on hand aa extensive assort sie at of Lock
of all kinds, at price, from 10 cents to 20 dollars ;
Ed retools, an assortment of Axes, Drawing-knives,
HateheU, Hammers, Fries of various descriptions,
and a number of article, ia hi. line' too tedioo. to
mention.
All order faithfully executed at the lowest prices,
aad new work eatraeted to his ears will be warrant
ed. Orders from a distance will be attended to and
executed at the short eat aeuoe. His Establishment
wiH be foaad at the Raleigh Railroad Depot.
Repairing ia hi. line performed with neatness and
despatch. Also, a general assort ment of Gua and
Pistols cnastsstly ea bead.
JOSEPH WOLTERING.
Raleigh, April 17, 1849. 31 if
Bank or Caut Fkas, )
October 18th, 1849. J
TTKIVIDKND : A ScmUaaaal dividend of three
J1f per cent has been declared this day, payable
toUe Stockholders on and after the 1st day of No
vember next H. R. 8AVAQE,
s v V Csahler.
Raleigh, Oet Is, 1849. T 83 3t
Catttmn Hagrglnv and Bale Hope
SOOjtieoes Qerssu and Daadee Bagging, 44
100 ooOs Bale Rope.4 Far smlsly
PEEBLES, WHITE & DAVIS
.Patersburg, Sept 20, 1849. 76 6t
Fire & Llfe'Iitturance
North Carolina Mutual
INSURANCE COMPANY-
he following persons hsve been elated Direc
tor, and Officer, of this Company pr Po
stal year:
DIRECTORS.
Watson, Raleigh.
Josiah O
Geo. W. Mordecai,
Richard Smith,
John Primrose,
Henry D. Turner,
J. G. B. Ronlbac,
James P. Jordan,
Geo McNeill,
Joe. G. Wright.
James E. Hoyt,
Elijah Clark,
James Sloan,
Win. Badbam,
N. Z. Grave.
R. C. Pearson,
John Irwin,
J. W. Cameron,
Josh. Boner,
do
do
do
do
do
do
J'ayelteville.
Wilmington.
Wasbingiou.
Newborn.
Greensboro.
Edenton.
Warrenton.
Morganton.
Charlotte.
Wadetboro'.
Salem
J. W. Patton,
Aaheville.
All Director, are aalhorixed to receive application.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY-
Josiah O. Watson, President.
Geo W. Mordrcai, Vice do
Richard Smith, Treasurer.
John C. Partridge, Secretary.
John H. Bryan, Attorney.
J. Heriman, General Agent.
W. Mordecai.")
Richard 8mith. S- Executive Committee.
Inhn PrSmrrMM. a
Thi. Company i.now in .uceeasful operation, and
is prepared to effect insurance agsmsi n
kind, of property , (Steam Alius anu i urptimu.
tilleries excepted.)
All Mmmnnirllinnl in leferCOCe U iniuimw
should be addreed to the Secretary, post pjid-
J. C. PARTRIDGE, Secy.
Raleigh. April 55, 1849 33
THE AOKTII CAROL1JIA
MUTUAL LIFE ISSCRANCB COMPANT.
rmrHP. shove Camnnnv has been in operation since
1 th 1st of April last, nnder the direction of the
following Officer - ..
Dr Chaa. E. Jonneon, rreaiuens
Wnj. D. Haywood, Vice FreeUent,
James F. Jordan, Secretary,
; Wm. H. Jones, Treasurer, ,
Perrin Basbee, Attorney,
Dr Charles E Johuson, ) Medical Beard
Dr. Wm. H. McKee, of Qonsultatitn.
Dr. R. B. Haywood, ) J
J . Hersman, Gen'l. Agent.
Thi. Company ha received a charter giving ad
...t.. to the insured over any other Company
Tk &ih Section rivee the Husband the privilege to
in.ora hia own life for the .ole nee of hi. Wife and
Children, free from any claim of the representative
of the husband or any of hi. creditor.
Organised on purely mutual principle., the life
member, participate in the n-hole of ll.e profits, which
are declared annually. Beside, the applicsnt for
life, when the annual premium i over $30, may pay
one half in a Note.
All claim for insurance against the Company will
be paid within ninety day. after proof of the death
of the party is furnished.
Slave, are insured for one or for five years, at rates
which will enable all Slaveholders to secure thi class
of property against the uncertainty of life.
Slave insurance present, a new and interesting
feature iu the history of North Carolina, which will
prove very important to the Southern Sutes.
The last four months operatiou of this Company
shows a very large amount of bosiness more than
the Director expected to do the first year having
already issued more than 200 Policies.
All Communication, on bu.ines of the Company
should bs adeemed to JAMES F.JORDAN,
Secretary-
Angmrt 89. 1849. 70
IfATIO.AL LOA!l FEUD
LIFE ASSIR1XCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
" A 8svingsBsnk for lb. benefit of ths Widow and
tha Orphan."
(ixrowiii st act or rAatiAWSVT.)
Capital, 00,000 sterling, or g2.500.000.
Beside a reserve fund (from surplus premium.) of
about 915,0OO.
Past or thi Capital is iitk.txb in the Uni
ed 8t.tes.
T. LAMIE MURRAY, Ekj , George .t. Hano
ver square, Chairman of the Court of Directors, in
London.
UniTtn 8tatk Boasb op 'Local DraxcToaa.
(Chief Office for Amerita, 74 WaJ! t) JV. York,
Jacob Harvey, Esq. Chairman; John J. Palmer,
Esq., Jonathan Goodhue, Esq. JsmesBoormsn, Esq.
George Bsrclay, Esq., 8amue a. Howland, Esq..
Gorham A. Worth, Eq , Samuel M. Fox, Esq.,
William Van Hook, Esq., and C. Edward Habitcht,
Esq.
Edward T. Richardson Esq. General Accountant.
Pamphlets, blank forms, table ot rstes, lists of A
gents, 4c. ate. obtained at the Chief Office 74 Wall
street, or from either of the Agents throughout
the United Stales, and British North American
Colonies.
GEORGE LITTLE, Agent.
R. B. Hit wood, M.D. Medical Examiaer, Ra
leigh. N. C.
Aoxo.l 22, 1848. 68
FIKE!
TOE ET.V A INSURANCE COMPA
NY, of Hartford, Conn. Offers to
insure Buildings and Merchandize, against loss or
damage by fire, at premiums to suit the times.
Thi i ou. of the oldest ind beat I niuranc. Com
panies in the United Stale, and pay it losse
promptly.
Applicalionsfor Insurance in Raleigh, or it. vi
cinity , to ba mad. to v. W. WHITING,
Agent.
And for Mtlton, IN. U. and vicinity, to
J. PALMER, Agent.
October, 1848
83
BEApV MADE CLOTII1XG.
fXVTE have oa band a beanliful assortment of
Over Coats. Business Sacks and Frocks,
Cloaks, Pantaloons, Vests. Morning Gttrns, very ele
gant, under Shirts, Drawers, Suspenders, Gloves, all
kinds. Pocket Handkercheifs, Cravats, Srocks, Shirt
Collars, dee. O. Il P
Boys Clothing.
Black Cloth Frock Coats,
Tweed Cassimere do
Black and Fancy Casaimere Pants,
Black Cloth and Satinet Round Jackets, cheap.
E.L. HARDING.
October 16, 1S49. 83
Wood Land For Sale.
E Subscriber wuhe. to sell all that part of
the Beer Dam Tract of Land, Ivinr ou the
West si
nde of the New Hillsborough road, one and
a half to three miles from Raleigh, containing sboal
800 to 1000 seres, all wood.
This Isnd wil! be sold in lot of 50 and 100 sere,
to suit purchaser, and will be found by person
wanting to purchase fire wood, very desirable.
Term, made known on application to
HENRY MORDECAI.
October 8, 1849. 81 9t
WARRENTON FEMALE
SETJIifART.
T
HE examination of the Students of this Insti-
tion, will, take place oa Taesdav and
Wedseeday, ths 30th. aod 31st of October. The
friend of Female Education, and the pablie gener
ally, are invited to attend.
DANIEL TURNER
Warrenton, Oct 16, 1849. 83 2t
afplhewinff
Tobacco. A La ree Sopplaf I
J different Brands.
WILL. PECK dt SOf.
i 1 ... ......
Clothing.
A CIIAXCE TO MAKE xIOXElT. mf, OSeDn J, VV . iUUHCI,
choice lot of Superfine French and ni
k Cloths, Cnsimere ana ?""K-
" , Dir'f'O' wpi r.UNOWN CLOTHINU
. a WT T 1- na VkAirlrf '
WARE-HOUSE, ou Fayetteyille SUeeUwhere hi.
friend aud the community generally, are particular
ly invited to call.
There i a great variety of new.tyles tin. season,
which, with a general supply of good m Uie furnish
ing department, may be found on the i rnoet accom
JL. terms, at the above place. The propr.stor.
or hi Foreman. Mr. Peach, may at all times ne
found at home.
Ready Made Clothing just
arrived.
83 w6w
Raleigh. Oct. 16, 1849
E L. HARDING'S
CEOTIIIItG EST A B 11 S II M E JTT,
UNDER TELEGRAPH OFf ICE,
FayelleTillc Street.
OW openinz o large and complete assortment
of Ready Made Ulotbinjr, consiBnug iu k
Blacl
lack Bln, Brown f rocR ana uress i,oj,
Brown, Blue nnd Drab OveMJonta, nan lop,
Closks, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Sus
penders, liait-tiose, rocKet nuimK.wi
t. in fct, eery thine nsnally kept in a Clothing
Store, CHEAP FOR CASH. innI
October 16, 18A9. 83 ,
Grand, Gloomy and Peculiar.
FALL & WIf
r-wrsTTP RTTRSflRICERS have received and sre
I now opening t their establishment on Fayette
viUe street, their Fall and Winter supply for 1S49
and '50. Our stock embraces Black, Blue, Ouve.
Green, Mulberry, Dark Brown, Light Brown and
Dahlia Cloths, of French and English manufacture ;
ri-v nw Skin Cnssimeres. fleured aod plain ; f;in-
,w rHimerea. of all colors; Plush Velvets, various
color ; Woolen Velvets, Cashmeres, black plain and
,.,rt RAtin and Silks, fancv Silks of all colors
The above goods comprise the largest stock in our
line, ever exhibited in this msrxei, anu, we r.
with eqnal sssurance, that a finer or more elegant
nnnW cannot be found in any Tailoring Establish-
;n tfcL State or out of it. Call and examine
fop yourselves We have Good from those the most
..t,r).. tn .nMi a. will nlese the plainest utilita
rian all of which will be made up to order with neat
ness and despatch.
An .rrlln.r, advertisement will not allow osto S
numerate our supply in detail: suffice it to say that
h.w T.r thinir in our line usually kept by
Merchant Tailors. Gentlemen nt a distance, by
tx.ir DiMinm together with their
K-;Kt h mnil. can be furnished with Clothes (qual
ir of the Goods considered,) ns cheap as they cn
be bought of any Northern House of reputation.
A ! thankful for favors past, present and to come,
w. shall, with the aid of s generous snd confiding
public, continue to flp or wings.
OLIVER $ PROCTER,
Mekcha.it Tailors,
FaTCtteville Street,
Raleigh, N. C
P S The latest London, Paris snd Northern
Fashions just st hand. Gentlemen furnishing their
own Goods will have their orders executed with the
same elegance and dispatch, as though we furnished
the articles entire. v. r r
CALL ANO GET CURED, AS USUAl !
ITIefislcnrs 0r dk pr,
R.. R.. It.. R-
Old Fits, New Fits, Big Fits, Little Fits, and al
terts of Fits!
Too tedions entire to enumerate the many thousands
that have been and shall be perfected at
.VO. CXXE, UOLY
Riirht oPDOsite to no-where, but ' Rotten Row," Ls
faveUe Street. Tuillerie, Metropolis of the Caroli
nas. except South. Come one. come all, who desire
nerfectibilitv of Costumery. We can commend the
tora.tnrr. hibernatinr stylea. called the "Clean
Sween" and "tall too loft v" which can kill snakes,
rake the stakes and est the cakes, upon what tarf so
ever the Proprietors enter.
N. B. The " immortal insect" having recently re
turned from his Autumnal tour, been brought thro
a la Par-ie, and pronounced accompli P. C. V. G. M
in the knock up and knock down "compound prin
ciple," upon theoretic suggestions of the opposite po
larity of the electrified terrestrial superficies, com
mensurate with pure snd unrefined " skill" in the
bnoysnt phenomena of electric consummation as prac
ticed by the " Choctaw Ration, rrom tne tounaa
lion of the World, sod only now ex arte divulged
at immense expense to a " few" Boulevard Plenipo
tettiaries. Vide The corporals do not pretend to philoso
phy but Artistry, and will postpone the topic to a
parlez vous inspection of their obliging customers.
Invalids unable to attend in u propria persona,"
by transmitting per Post the lesser diameter or cube
of their left great toe, will, upon arising convalescent,
receive such " Fits," as if being flayed, molten lead
was cast ar.d cooled in their respective epidermis
Vale f Valet With a superfine buoyancy of feel
ing, M. M. d'O. and da P. return their cordial and
lasting thanks for conferred favours, which they as
sure their patrons will continue to affect them ta
renewed exertion for their external welfare.
BIGG BUGG-EE.
" A la mode Ralie," Oct. 17th, 1S49. 83
Pants, Coat, and Vest Grand Master.
SHIRTS, SHIRTS.
WE have also on hand a few doxen of those
celebrated patent shirts, (Dress Shirts) our
selves the ouly venders in this state warranted to
fit in all cases ; snd a few extra heavy silk Shirts.
OLIVER & PROCTOR.
Raleigh. Oct. 16. 1849. 83
Fall and Winter Clothing
For alc tt
COSTVJUE 111 LL,
Corner cf Pratt Street and Centre Market Space,
COMFR1S1NO THK BEST AND LARGEST STOCK Or
READY MADE CLOTHING
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
PRICES
SACK.
RKDUCED. DKESS. FROCK,
BOX ANDOVERCOATS,allcolor..
qualities and sizes from 3,50, 4,50, 4,75, 5,50
and upwards.
InnUloeil of superior French cut and fin
ish at SI, 1,50. 1.73, 2, S,60, 3, 3,50 and upward.
embracing all at; lea.
Fancy, Plain and plain Cassimeres.
y"aSS333 embracing every variety, st cor
responding price.
Roys' acK ana overcoats a large
asKoriment of By' bstk and Overcoats 20 per
cent, less thsn the usual prices
Also, a large stock of CLOTHS ofevary shade
and quality, and every variety of Caasiincres
and Vest i UK, alwav on hand, which will be
made up to order, in the beit and most fashiouable
stvle at the shortest notice, and upon the most rea
sonable terms Having one of the moft able and
experienced Cutteis, s good fit i always guaranteed-
REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLACE,
Corner of Pratt atreet and Centre Market (Space.
H. H. COLE
Baltimore. October 19. 1849. 84
CLOTIIIXG ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 1(6, Baltimore St.
Xorlti Side, 3d boor Ca of Calvert
STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
MOORE & INM AN,1 Merchant Tailors, res
pectfully invite attention to their stock of rea
dy made Clothing, of every variety, cut and made in
a superior style, and not surpassed in price, riuisb,
or quality.
Always on hand, superior Cloths, Cassimeres,
Veting, d-c, in their custom department, which
will be made to order in the most fashionable style.
Gentlemen wishing to order a fine suit, without the
expense of coming to Baltimore, can do so by send
ing their measure to M. & I, stating color, quality,
&c., which will be attended to with the same care,
as if the pnfeliaser were present. They feel eon'fi-t
dent of giving entire satisfaction, to all who favor
iuieru wiia loerroraera, enner oy loiter, or in person.
HZr Mr. Iumaa ia the azent for Sbankland's sun.
M rior svstem ot draft inn- Garments terms for hnnk.
BDDaratuii nnd insf ruction. 2I0-
GOODS!
Baltimore, Feb 3. 11 )y
Medical.
FFERS hi. Profetsional .ervice to the eitisea.
U IfofRaleieh and vicinity. He may always us
found at the resideuce of KulUn i ucner, xq.
MayS, 1849. 37"Jr
Notice.
The attention of Physicians and Dealer, in
Medicine is invited to an examination of my Stock
on hand, which has been felecied lor tae r an ir-ire.
All my powd. red Gums, Koots. etc., sucu a -
key Opium, Turkey and East India itnunaru,
Ipecac, &.C , were divesiert ot an impurme-
Ik.: ,A-.mA. n,1 vprv article of Medicine
... ... : . i I .f I n tt nurttV.
careiutiy eiecea wuu spwim "K-1- .r i
I have nearly all the new preparalious nouceu iu
tbe laie Medical Journals. A tull supply oi
Glassware, InstrHineuls,
And, in a word, the most desirable slock of
MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, uyt biurro,
ASD
I have ever offered to the public
Phvsicians and Dealers generally, wno nave nun-
erto bought tbeir supplies in Northern Markets, may
save a great deal of trouble and expense by encour
aging my Establishment.
cash, or good
with neatness
All order., accompanies wim iuo
r.iim Mrrtinres- will be attended io
and dwpatch. PrescripUons, snd Family Receipts,
compounded' st all hours of the dsy and night by
careful and experienced Apothecaries. An increase
of patronage Is respectfully liciteu. a..
Apothecary snd Druggist.
1849. " 76 '
Raleigh, 8ept. 21t,
B
itter Almonds A email lot of fresh and
zood in .tore, tfnd Tor sale, oy
8 WILIAMS, HAYWOOD CO.
eat .Iorder8 Another supply of those
Yeast Powders, just received.
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD CO.
Violin Strings The best Italian, just re
ceived by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD CO.
Druggists.
C handle and Lamp Wick A superior
Particle of Nfirthern Sperm, in store and for sale
by WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD & CO.
rtTTT
hite Ginger Fresh and good, just re-
WW ceivrd al the Drug Store, of
WILLI
October l8th. 1849
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD &. CO.
81
ENGLISH MAGNESIA.
C VERY superior article, in small squares may.
A be had st fne Drug Store of, '
WILLI AIVIS, HAYWOOD & CO.
jT"Klive Oil. 6 dozen, very fine, just
U W and for ssle. bv
received
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & CO
August 5th, 1849. 63
Crude Soda ; Soup makers and others may
be supplied with any quantity of thia article
from the Drug Store of
W ILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & CO.,
August 5ih. 1849. 63
ODOXTIN E, a most delightful paste, fir pre
venting the decay of the Teeth and rendering
them beautifully whiie ; for .ale. by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, CO.',
August 5th, 1849. 63
A
FRESH supply of Townsends, Sands and
BrUtols. in store and for sale by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD
Raleigh, Sept. 7, 1849 T
L& CO.
S3 2SIT S3
R
OUSSEL'S unrivalled Shaving Cream also
Soaps of every variety for shaving and the
t oilet, r or sale by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, St. CO.
Raleigh, Sept. 7, 1849. 72
Crucible; .supply hf Lead and Sand, for
ssle by WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD dt CO.
August 16th, 1849. 5
Congress Water.
lIX doxen, "fiesh snd prime,'' just at hsnd. and
) for sale st " PESCUD'S.
Furnace, a few Cast l&nif handsome pat
terns in Store and for sale, by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD $- Co.
July 19th, 1849. 59
ii x ton's I.ife In tbe Far West
Life in the Far West, by George F. Buxton.
This day received at the N. C. BOOKSTORE.
Raleigh, July 5, 1849. 54
COO LIVER OIL
I
N Bottles and Capsules, a genuine article, just
opened and for sale at tbe Drug Store of
P. F. PESCUD.
CHLORIDE OF LIME.
FRESH supply is just received st .
ESCUD'S,
r tobacco Pure pressed Leaf, without any
JL composition, just received and for sale by,
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD CO.
Alegar Itlatcliea, Box of which every smo
ker of Sf gar should carry, for ssle by
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD CO.
NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
WE have jurt received a Yeast Powder, supe
rior to anything ever before in this market,
which we warrant to give satisfaction. Try a Bot
tle if yon want good bread. For sale at the Drug
Store of WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, or. CO.
FRESH supply of those celebrated Spanish
Cigars, just received, to which, we invite the
attention of our customers. P. F. PESCUD.
HI'
atcnes In I in isoxes, or superior
quality, just received and for sals at the Drug
Store, of WILLIAMS, HAL WOOD &. Co.
July 19, 1849. 59
TURNIP SEED.
Pi
ORTHERN AND COUNTRY, of good quali
ty, for sale by
mo ujr a
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & Co.
July Hjth
1849. 57
RATH BRICK.. IF you wsnt bright
Knives and Forks, send and gel a Bath Brick.
Price 1 0 cents.
P. F. PESCUD.
October, 12 IS48. 82
Polishing Powders and 15 rushes,
fj ti Silver and Brass. On hsnd and for sale
' ALSO, Tamarinds One Jar very nice.
P. F. PESCUD.
Patent mcdiciues.
A
FULL supply of the most popular Remedies,
kept constantly on hand, and sold at Manufac
turer prices at f xscuu s Uhcb stork .
8 BOXES of Turpentine and variegated Soaps
for sale -cheap by box or pound.
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD.de CO.
Sept. 17, 1849. 75
DOLLARD'S HAIR WASH AND POMADE.
T
HIS justly popular and sdmired preparation
needs but a trial to use bo other; a supply just
received snd for sale at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, &. CO.,
August 5th, 1S49. . 63
URM I U It E,' Carriage. Coach Body. Jupan
nd I .eat her, direct from the Manufacturer,
which we warrant io give satisfaction, just received
sj. the Dreg Store of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, 4-CO.
Sept 17. 1849. 75
PORTER AND ALE. -
4 CASKS of genuine London Brown Sfoot and
Scotch Ale, -warranted superior, just received
at the Drag Sime of
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, &. CO.
To Physicians, 'Draggistsand
COVNTBT MERCUAWTS:
DR j sf. KEBLER and BrbtberTOest respect
fully .olio attention to IheMresh .stock
VnglisJirFrexc; Gamarfand African Drvgs, M ed.-v
cine., Chemicals, Painty Oils. Dye Slogs, GIas.ware,
Perfumery, Patent Medicisesd-e. ' Having opened a
new rtore No 294 Market St. wub a foil supply ei
Fresh' Drugs and Medicines, we respectfully sojicjt
Country dealers to examine out stock before purcha
sing elsewhere, promising one and all who may feel
disposed to extend to us ther patronage, to sell them
venuiue Drugs and Medicines, on as liberal terms as
any other house io the City, and to faithfully" execute
all orders entrusted te ns promptly and wifli dis-
Oue of the proprietors oeiug a rcBm
affords ample guarantee of the genuine quality of all
articles sold at their establishment '
We especially iuvile druggists and country mer
.!...,,, m..v ish to become agents for Dr
teeter's Celebrated Family Medicines, (standard and
popular remedies,) to forward tneir address.
Soliciting the patronage of dealers, we respectful
ly retnaiu,
J. N. KEELER & BRO. Wholesale Druggists
No. i94 Market street.
Philadelphia, Sept. 16th, 1849. ?5 lT
arn Riiinus. TvdIibi and all Fe
vers Dysentery and IMarrlMt.
In the commencement, it ia of absolute importance,
in of a oeedv cure, that a full dose of pills be
taken at once, because the humors which produce
disease of i hi--class, are alwnys of the most malignant,
snd no safeiv to life axiiMs while
.t noriion remains in the bowels or the blood
sckn..i,i ihp first dose not cure, be not alarmed, bot
rpitpraie that dose. Should the evacuations be very
,1 nfhnd odor. unnatural color, &c. &c , besides
using four or six pills twice a day, take also, a tea
suoonful of powdered charcoal, iu water, every day
while these symptoms continue. Let yourditl e
liirht. and of easy digestion, as arrow root, rice pud
dinr. Indian mealeruel; also, sheep's head broth with
rice and a piece of cinnamon boiled in it, or caUes
head lirotii heep head maKes tne pesi uiei ii u
l boiled until the bones are clean. As a rule, the
lis cores when timely ofed. Sometimes
three or four doses may be necessary. There are
cases in which it takes weeks to cure ; but they "do
not o;cur once in a thousand times. In any event.
no medicine or plan of treatment is better than thai
above recommended, or will sooner cure, oo soon
aa the irritatinr matters sre removed, so soon you will
be well, and no before Anodynes and astringents
hsve a deleterious effect; lcaos they occasion the
retention of that death principle which alone causes
dvsentery. diarrhoea, cholera, and all other diseases,
according io it. excess over the principle oJife. But
Brandrelh's Pills sre opposed io this as water is to
fire, or as heat is to cold ; and when they sre Jafeen
inir. man the polo work bold I v lodrrve this i1 ith
nrinciole from ibe body, and all they can do-Lut if
there be .work for fifty doses, one dose must not be
;.8work of JtTfVy. And this troth
Jf kepf4n-mind.t. 'R
..tntifricltrr-!:?themseiveo swithlhe
- tao weafci to'.bear. much purging1;
but.- i thai these mildly operating Pills.oflj
l)t. Ursnorein ui noi wnnnm mm mv injure,
but draw, weakness out, leaving strength in it. place,
and gives composing sleep at night, and an appetite
tojeltSh" r'-'foddj,; .
A; . 4jfDRETH PILLS
Are co'mposed v.i cfrxnedieinal herbs, and do not
contain sny, miner? orcbemicsf substance ; are per
fectly harmless Jaihe 'most tender age or weakest
frame ; and nevertheless rare io search out ihe cause
of the sickness jEnd-prnce a CURE, whatever may
be its character", '" ken in time, and iq iquanti
ties sufficigirMf " V
The Br&J&irethmia sre sold at 25 cents per box,
by VILLPECK & SON, Raleigh, and by one
agent in every town in the United States, and in al
most every city throughout the world. Let all be
csftefaLwbere ihey buy or they will obtain a coun
terfeit. Buy 'only of men 'whose characters you
know to be above so mean n acthn ss to sell s
faUefor the true Brandreth' Pills. Observe the six
signatures of Dr. Brandreth on' each box.
August 22. 1849$p 67
Houes Family and Plantation
$ Itiediciiies,,.
THESE MEDICINES MAINTAIN A HIGH
$iCrHHP,tER AT HOME AND ABROAD
fO -'ffW'NJONIC.
f utong 4i- r ed to the public
for Intermittent, "66K nn rsvsa.j
naoeis rfd,or cure, so quick, as Hocsk's Tq.xic.
Irlthreel rtfecl fore is effected. It is aUo
a remedy " Semitient Fevers, Price
SI per bottle-" ' -
Extrsot of a letterrom Rev. F. A. Owen, of Mem-
ft""-- pbis, dated JNovember 16, 184J.
in six different cases, and find it efficacious in a very
high degree. It arrested ibe chill in evrry instatcc.
and as yet there has been no return I cheerfully
give thi testimony, that others may be induced to
use a remedy both safe and efficacious in curing
Chill. and Fever. F. A. OWEN.
HOUSE'S PILE OINTMENT.
A soothing and rapid cure for PILES Blind or
Bleeding and. for Bu Bruises, Fresh Cuts,
Mashes, tee. It is atferj-Jpairi extractor. CT-See
wrspper for certificates Price 00 prr bottle.
HOUSE'S VEGETABLE FILiS.
The grearalue5hCrk is1 Vgeneral" Family
Medicine, can be easily known by a trial, or by ask
ing those who have. Tbey are Ihe only reliable
cure for Rheumatism. Price 25 cents a box.
A friend at RusselWille, Ky., writes:
" Mr. Starling has just arrived from Hopkrnsville.
He says his mother was afflicted for years with
Rheumatism and- NewaJqia Upon the recommen
dation oTjUiu Hall, of Lexington, Ky ,
who had been .... tid by House's Vegetable
Pill, she got a Supply, Jtolias been made ns sound
as in early youth, and can run sll over Hopkins
ville. AGENTS . Will. Peck A Son, Raleigh; P. S.
Itogers. Newlight, Watte ; P. J. Brown, Louisburg ;
Samuel Herriss, Fmnklin Co.; Chambler and Pip
nil.Tdo. : Will. B. Ellinirton, Hayesville. Granville.
f,R V. Duke Coajo; WTm. Whitfield do; Bryant
D Rice, Nash; M.TI. Deams, Stanhope; William
Vann, Vann's Mills, Sampson; 3. e W. Johnson,
Clinton do; A brain Hobbs. Sampson Co ; A Monk,
do; Collier and Peacok, Ecntonsvill, Johnson Co.;
Powell Blackmnn, Johnson; L. W. B. Adams do;
Micajah Cox, Wnyne Co; Eli Sasser, do; A. E
Gill, Wayne; N. B. Danjel, Stnntonsburg ; Isaac
Scarbrongh, Edgecombe ; David Smith, Sampson ;
Lewis Carroll, Edward Vail, do ; R. Parish & Son,
Sampson ; G.3. Bronson, do ; Wm. H. Hood, Eagle
Rock, Wake.
- s
Dr. A. F. Coopers' Spino-Abdominal
Supporters.
THE Subscribers have on hand a supply of the
above valuable supporters, which are recommend
ded (or all persons, afflicted with muscular debility,
Round shoulders, or prolapsus Uteri
Proff: Mott thinks they are very well sdapted
for some varieties of incipient spinal distortions, as
they afford the nsefnl combination of shoulder brace
and Abdominal supporter, with very decided support
to the spinal column.
The' above braces are recommended by the Physi
cians generally, who have seen them, and we have
sold a number to citixens of this place, who are high
ly pleased with them. "' i" - -;'Ji.-'
A gentleman observed a few days sincef that he
hzd been wearing a very celebrated body brace for
some time, aad that be would not five oue of -the
above, for fifty such. a
" They need no puffing ss they speak, for them
selves." PESCUD &, JOHNSON.
0"! The above Supporter is an improvement on
Dr.E. Chains celebrated Spino-Abdominal Supporter.
an, 21. 1618. (.Standard.) 4
9 JIH'jU1
tIH QUART BOTTLES,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CURE OF AtL DISISJ-.B AK1MIVU
FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF THE
BLOOD OR HABIT OF THE
SYSTEM, VIZ :
Scrofula or King's EvU,' Rheumatism, Obstinate Cuta
neous Ervptions, Pimplet of Pustules on the Face,
Blotches, Biles, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or
Tetter, fcald -Head, Enlargement and Pain of the
Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitic Syrup,
toms, Sciatica 'or Lumbago, and diseases arising
from an injudicious use of Mercury, Ascites Dropsy,
Exposure or Imprudence in Life. Also, Chionie
fionstilvtionat Disorders.
In this preparslion are etrongly concentrated all
the Medicinal properties of BiasirsaiLLx, rombinrd
with tbe most effect u I aids, ihe most saiutsry pro
ductions, the most potent simples of the vegetaMe
kingdom; snd ithaa been so folly tested, not only by
patients themseUe, but atsofcy Physicians, 'that it
has received their unqualified recommendation, and
the approbation of the public; and bs established
on its own merit a reputation for valcs and trri
cact far superior to the various compounds bearing'
the name of Sarsaparilla. Diseases have been cured,
mch aa .re not furnished in the record, of lime past;
and what it has already done for the thousand who
Lhave used itit is capable of doing for tbe million.
still sunonnp and struggling wnn disease., it puri
ne, cleanses, and strengthens ihe fountain sprinps -of
life, snd infuses new vigor throughout the whole
animal frame.
The diseases for which this article is recommend
ed sre those to which it is known from personal ex
prrienee lo be adapted; and those apparently removed
beyond the sphere of il. action have yielded to its.
influence. The c-stologue ol complaints might be .
greatly extended to which the Sarsaparilla is adapted,
but experience prove, it value, and each siiecet ding
f day is adding new trophies to its fame.
ANOTHER CURE OF SCROFULA.
. The following striking and, as will be seen, per
manent cure olau inveterate case of Scrofula, com
mends itself to all similarly ufEicted:
biiiTUPOUT, Conn. Jan. 1, 1848.
r Mess s. Sands : Gentlemen Sympathy for the
afflicted induces me lo inform you, of the remarkable
ure effected-by. your Sarsaparilla in ihe case of my
rfe. She was ceverely afnieled with tne scrofula
on different parts of tbe body; the glands of the nick
were greatly enlarged and her limbs murh swollen
After Kuffeiiug over a year and finding no lelief frcm
tbe remedies used, the disease altucked one leg, and
below the knee suppurated. Her physician sdvised
it should be laid open, which was dons, but without
any permanent benefit. Iu this situation we heard
of, and were induced to use Sakds' Sarsapatilla.
The first bottle produced a decided and favorable
effect, relieving her more than any prescription she
had ever taken, and before t-be had used six bottles,
to the astonishment and delight of her friend,
found her health quit, restored It is row over a
year since the cure was effected, and her health re
mains good, showing the disease waa thoroughly
eradicated from the system. Our neighbors are all
knowing to thee facts, and think very highly of
Sand' Sarsap.rilla
'- Yowiivnihre.pect, JULIUS PKE.
Eitract fromaMetU-r fromJWr. Ingrabanf, a gen
tleman well Known in Delaware county? Tt com-nrf-jiilsrlf
to at! similarly afflicted. "MgrX
Rotsdrt, W.Y.March 28, 1847.
Gentlemen : My wife hss ured several bottles ef
your Sarsaparilla which I obtained of your agents in
this place, fromwhich the has received such special
benefit, that I am induced to add mine to the abun
dant testimony now before the public in favor of its
medicinal virtues. Her father, mother, and many oth
er relatives have fallen victims to consumption, and
it was suppised lht she too was inclined the same
way. She had several turns of raising nlood, Ac,
andatlengih became so rediced that her life was
despaired of from day to day We we're induced to
try your Sarsaparilla, as before mentioned, from the
use of which her health has been restored; so tbaffor
ihe past year she ha been sble to sttend to 'htr do
mystic duties.
Respectfully your, JOHN B. INGRAHAM.
DR H. F: PEERY'S
VERMIFUGE OR "DEAD SHOT,"
FOR WOK1TIS.
A aiOBLT TtlUllLl FREFABATlelT, CAPABLE
raojt tub raoatrriTCBK or it. actios, or
CLBAB1SB THS ISTCX 11 1 IIV KIM
OF EVERT WOHM.
''IHE origin, development, and support of worm.
1. in thetiuman system, are to be attributed to a
depraved and debilitated condition of the stomach
and bowels; it being an established fact, that where
the digestion is unimpaired, and tbe general powers
ot the system in a healthy stale, they can find no
haUiiuiioii . This preparation has the peculiar ad
vantage of not only destroying every worm, but also
of producing a healthy action of the stomach and
other organs of digestion, thereby relieving many
complaints arising Irom s oerangement of the digess
tie orgsns. Although prompt snd certain in iu
operation, and not unpleasant to tbe taste, it is per
fectly safe and adapted to the tenderest age.
The followingcrtificate was addiessed to Mrssrs.
A..B. A D. Sands general Agents st New York.
Nw Yohk, May 5, 1846.
GsXTLKME:
I feel it to b. both a duty and a pleasure, to make
known the great medicinal value of Dr. Peebt's
- Vebmifcoe, as proved by it effect on two of my
children, boih of whom were much afflicted, and
iheir health quite impaired ia consequence of worms.
For nine months jreious to using tbe Deab s-hot
Vermifuge, we had resorted to various woim tried-,
icioes, which produced but partial relief; their sleep
was broken, with great fretfulness, and pains in ihe
stomach, itching of tbe nose and other parts, and
we were unable to rest at night, being obliged to
wait upon and relieve them all wa could. I admin-,
isle red to each of them a dose of the Dead Shot,
which brought away large masses of worms in a
decomposed stste, snd greatly relieved them. A
second dose effectually - removed all remains of
worms, snd their health since, which i. now over
three months, has been entirely restored. 1 make
this statement, that all having children suffering from
a similar cause, may resort to tbe same mean, for
relief
RICHARD HALLORAN, No. 3 Cioaby St,
The following is an extract from a letter addressed
to A. B. e D. Sands from the Agent st Deiby Line,
Debbt LmE Vt. , May 7, 1846.
Gmtlixis :
I received the box of "Dead Shot" Vermifuge
about fifteen days since, and have now only a few
dozen left on band, which will be gone in less than
ten days It seems to do the work to the perfect
satisfaction of all who use il. I hear some gieat ac- '
counts of it, where it has produced the expulsion of f
from 15 or 20 to 115 worms from one person, and
nearly the same nnmber from some children. Of '
course you will think worms one of tbe prevailing
diseases in Canada and Vermont. Please send me "
snother snpply as soon as convenient.
Respectfully,
T.O. BUTLER.
- Price 25 cents per visl. ' ' 43
Prepared by Dr. H. F. PssaTand sold wholesale y
and retail by A. B, & D.SAI$DS, Druggists. IQQggr
Fulton street, corner of William, New York.
Sold also by P. F. PESCUD, Rakish, N. C, and 4
by Druggist. generally throughout the United-State.
'RafatsflV BAGS Shot, sssorted, for sale by
OlJF' PEEBLES, WHITE & DAVIS.
Peterhocg, Jaly 25th. 1849. 60
"TarHThi te and Brown Windsor oap J-1
ww auDeriar r,r wsshina and shaving:, msy be .
had, of WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD, .CO
Auenst'5thri849. ' 63
Oil .
goci
and Laid JLamp sjUjuneys A
good supply of various wzes, just received by
13
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