-aaraSKaawmsslSS I fc-V'Wt,' Vitrjfc.
-w Tar. a. ,ini ' ? - L w
- f - 'a y w '"w ;ijia'Wi.aa sj' mumtd ' ' ' " , ' 11 1 niim iiiiwam ami ai i i nuw aiiiui aainiiininirar ti n 'Mai i aifiin it ii ulwhiiuiumuiiii r """
, THE BAIEIGD
BY' SEATON BALES
EDITOK ISO FiuPalETOaC
TERMS J
jy the Semi-Wee
, $5 per annum.
for the Weekly Ps-pety $S per annum
.'LIVER COMPLAINT-;,:
jaundice Dyspepsia, rriQ
OR NERVOUS OEBIUIYlilSEUE -
OF THE Kmif EYS.;
AND ALU
DISEASES ARIS
ING FROM A DISORDERED
t ivEU OR STOMACH, SUCH
CONSTIPATION. I.N WARD
PILES FULLNESS. OR BLOOD TO
THE HEAP, ACIDITY OF THE STOM.
ipu NAUSEA.HEARTBURN.D1SOUST
for FOOD, FULLNESS, OR WEIGHT IN
THE STOM ACH, SOD R ERGCTATIONB -SINKING
OR FLUTTERING AT TH '
PITT OF THE STOMACH, SWIM
MING OFTHE HEAD, HURRIED
AND DIFFICULT BREATH
ING. FLUTTERING AT
THE HEART, CHOK-
ING OR
SUFFOCATING SENSATIONS WHEN IN A
LYIO POSTURE, DIMNESS OT VIS
ION, DOTS OR WEBS BEFORE THE
SIGHT, FEVER AND DULL
PAIN IN THE HEAD, .
DEFICIENCY
OF PERSPIRATION,
YELLOWNESS OF THE SKIN '
AN EYES. PAIN IN THtffDET
BACK.OHEST, LI M8. At, SUDDEN
FLUSHES OF HEAT. BURNING Iff -THE
FLESH, CONSTANT IMAGININGS
OF EVIL, AND GREAT. DEPRESSION OF
SPIRITS;
CAN BE EFFECTUALLY CTJB.ED,
BY
Celebrated German Bitten
! PREPARED BT
Dr. C. 1T. Sacksoth
AT THE
GERM-IX MEDICLXE STORE,
No, 120, Arch Street,
Philadelphia,
Tine ronrer orer the above disease is not excelled,!
mailed bt ana other preparation ia the United
State, as the cures attest , tx wumy casern after skil
M phwsicians had failed.
These Bitters are worth tbe attention of invalids.
Possessing great virtue in the rectification of dis
eases of the Lier and lesser glands, exercising the
novt searching powers in weaknesses and affections
ef the digestive organs, they are withal, safe, cer
tain, and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
From the "Boston Bee."
The Editor ssid. Dec 33d.
uDr HooXand's Celebrated German Bitters, for the
carp of Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, is deservedly one of
toe moet popular medicines of the day. These Bit
ters have been used oy thousands, and mead at
oar ei?Kw says he baa himself received an effects!
aad peruunen' ears of Liver Conipliint front the
se of this rem??. We are convinced that, in the
dm of these Bitters, the patient constantly trains
strength an i v a fact worthy of great eonsider-
attea liity ar p easant in taste sad smell, and
can be used by persons with the most delicate
stomachs with safety, under any cireu Distances.
V e are speaking from experience, and te the af
flicted we advise their use."
" Scott's Wiiut," one of the beat Literary
papers published, said, August xO
-"Dr. Hootands German Bitters, manufactured
by Dr Jackson, are now reooasaended by scene of
tat most promiaent members of the iacohy, aa ss
article or much efficacy in case of female weakness
As such is the case, we would advise all mothers to
obuiu a bottle and t has save themselves mneh sick'
Bees. Persous of debilitated constitutions will find
these Bitters advantageous te their health as we
know frem experience the salutary effect that they
nave apon weak systems."
Judge M. M. Noah, a gentleman of great liter
ary and scientific attainments, said m his "fin
lark Weekly Meaeenzer, January 6. 1856.
ur. uojtamrs Herman outers. M ere u a pre
paration which the leading presses in the Uatoa
appear to be unanimeas in recommending, and the
reason is obvious. It is nude after a proscnptien
famished by one of the moet celebrated physicians
or modern times, the lste Dr Christopher Wilhelm
noonsad. Frofeaeor to the University of Jena, Pri
rate Physician to the Kinr of Prussia, and en ef
the greatest medical writers Germany has aver pro
daced He was emphatically the enemy of hwmbmg.
aoa therefore a medicine of which he was the la
veater and endorser may be confidently relied en
He specially recommended it in Liver Complain',
dyspepsia, Debility, Vertigo, Acidity of the Sioes
acn, uoustipation and all eomolaiuts ansioer from a
- i 1 . ,- ,V, Ik. I immm
the intestines. Nine Philadelphia -papers express
taeir conviction of its excellence, sud several of the
di ors peak ef its effects, from their ewa individ-
Dil experience. Uuder these circumstances we fe4
warraeied, not only in calling the attention of our
readers to the present proprietors (Dr. C. M Jack
son's) preparation, but in recommeading the article
10 all afflicted."
MORE EVIDENCE.
The -Philadelphia SatubJt Gazette, the best
family newspaper published in the United State
the editor sjs of
DR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTJSRS.
" It is seldom that we recommend what srs termed
Patent Medicines to the confidence and patronage
01 oar readers; and, therefore, wbea we recommewd
Ur Hoafliiai a Gtrtnsn Bitter, we wish it to be
distinctly understood that We are not speakioj- of
iae nostrums of toe day, tbal are noiaed about for
a brier period aad then forgotten after lby aav
done lhir miltT race of mischief, but of a medicine
long established, universally prixed, and Which has
neuae Hearty approval of lbs-faculty ileal 1.
Evidence upon evidence has been received (like
us foregoing) from all seciiens of the Union, the
last three years, ad r4 strangest testimnf s sf
"or, is, that there is mere ef ft naed In ibe-pree
ceoi me regular physieisBSorrBiiadelpkla, tnsa
eh other uostroms combined a fact thst can be
euily established, snd fully proving thst a seien
ttac preparation will meet with their quiet approval
worn presented even in tnis loam.
1 hat this medicine will care Lfrer Comofaint
and Dyspepsia.no one oaa doubi, after using it as
directed. Ii acta neeifioall assn the stomach snd
liver; it is preferable to ealoaoel ia all biliavs dis
uses ; the effect is immediate. They can be ji
miniatered to rcsALs or istamt with safer and
raaaoio oenebt, at any time.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
This medicine has attained that high cbaraefer
hich is necessary for all medicines to attain, to
indnce counterfeiters te pat forth a spurious article
me risk of the lives of those who are innocently
aecoved.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE
GENUINE.
Tjfey have the written signature of C. W. JACK
SON Dpon the wrapser. and the name biewa in
toe bottle. Kit hoy t which they art sjuriaut.
F or sale wholesale and retail at tha
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE;
"a 120 ARCH Street, one door beloW Slash,
(lste of 278 Ree street) Philadelphia, aed by re-
"j-ociaDie dealers throughout the country.
Also for sale by
1 W. niMBW
wr a e MisiUOU
r. . DrnggU.
r.twboro' N. C, Msy 29th, 1851. 44 ly
Notice.
i LL persons inrlbifd ia A. B. Stitb or A. R.
oVl Suth Si Co., are requested to call and settle'
a. ts stub, who alone is authorized to
M'e and receipt for the same.
A. a STITH
xJ 9ib, 1851 . 38
C LOT tim&JU&Ar&lCf
x .- j-, AT -
rPHE nobecriber enters the 6c Id of cowaetiiiea
Uh Jr2 aad well nelerted asonaent of
" ytes or i.Babla Garmeats for tha
Fall sad Winter Trade. Determined to aaaivtaia'
the increasing reputation of the Clothiuc Basaar
snawwr saT. L. - . 1 ' .
.',' "Vs" mmam 10 produce styles of VJlo-
tWng weU adapted to this market : from the verv
lowest price to lbs finest quality of Clothing. Coe
tomert eau depend apon finding oar garments well
mafia kAa... U w - ...
m V pnee.
Merchants are invited toexsmiae ont stock, as
we are determined not to be andersold by any hewse
in the trade.
The fancy Department is full, embracinc EsrUsh
rrencband iuliaa Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders,
aniru, vonara, c . which will be sold at tha u. j
mt - '
4wtoo, oy , -
N.PERRY.
Petersborg. Sept 8th. 1830, . tf73
N. PEUUY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,-
SYCAMORE. 'STREET,
, i.daon akave r8aa, TERilTtfi,- la.
soptaioa-
Ready made Clothing,
OBNTIaBMElfB
U N D BR DRESS
SHIRTS, COU.ASS,
CRAVATS, STOCKS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPErTDERS,
Umbrellas. Trunks, &e.
8etemler 8th, 1850. 73 tC
Freftfa Drugs and Alediciiies
-AHii now receiving large addition
to their stock of Drugs. "Medicine. Cbena
icsts. Paints, Oils, Dye-stufls, Window
Glass, Perfumery ', Six.., from the most re
liable Honaes in the Northern Cities,
evbich hss been purchased with an eve
single to their parity, end are offered for sale at such
prices snd terms as shall compare favourably with
aay House iv the State.
Physicians, country merchants snd dealers sene-
rally, will do well to ;ive as a call before porches
ing, feeling assured we shall not ful 10 plesas both
in price and qoaliiy.
Orders promplty stleaded to and partictilar atten
tion givsu to packing and forwarding.
Family Medicines, and prescriptions, compound
ed a I, all hours of the day snd night, by a competent
person, wiia oeatneae and despatch.
We tender eur moat aiaeere thanks to the citi
seaeof Raleigh and the aurroooding eoanlry,for the
long and liberal patronage wo hsv received, snd
tra,by antiring seal and ecergy to please in lOe
proaccotion of our business, to merit its continuance.
Raletgb-, April 21st, 1H31.
(Saeceuor to Fomeroj k CSeal.)
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
No. 16, FayelteciOe Street,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, I
RALEIGH, . c.
MAS en band s ver large snd valuable eolleo--vioo
of Tbenlegical, Lew, Medical, ScieMite,
Agricultarsl. Miscenaneou a, -School Books, Blank
Books and Stationery of all kinds.
Prices very low call snd ox amine.
May 4ih, 1831. 42
HYGEIA HOTEL,
THIS extensive snd besotiful Establishment,
recently enlarged and improved, is now open
for the reception of Visitors. Surrounded entirely
by Salt Water, it affords 'every facility for Sea
Balking, and bffers every inducement to the Travel
ler in pursuit of health and pleasure. Hot Baths
and Shoicer Baths can also at all times be had. The
great benefits resulting frem Sea Bathing, and -the
Sea Breese, are becoming daily more known sad
appreciated.
The Hotel, situated directly on the Bay aad in
view of the Ocean, presents a most magnificent pros
pect, while the Fort, the largest MiliUry Work 11
v 1 . a v- - a I Yl
our country, a nor us to me visitor oeauuiui frm-
No Plate is mar health, or pisseascs a JUter sttamtt
than this does, thitugh the entire Summer and Fall
Months. Fever snd Ague, and Bilious rev era, are
entirely unknown here.
Our Drinking Water is not excelled dj any, even
in f M:vntain Region
We have a fine Sand of JttusiC,mnX a Ball Jtaom,
which for beauty and magnificence ia unsurpassed
in our country, open every evening. New snd ex
tensive Bowling Alleys, Billiard Saloons, and a
Pistol Gallery have been erected (bit seo 11-
Th e Hotel is complete in sll its arrangements :
active and efficient Assistants have bees procured.
and no exertion will bo snared t? render it, ia all
respects, the most agreeable and interesting resort
in the whole country.
The Steamers from Norfolk, Richmond. Peters-
berg, Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and
New Ywk Isnd" passengers daily.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
MARSHALL "PARKS, Superintendent.
J. P. REYNOLDS d- CO., Proprietors.
BoaVd, per dsy,
$3 0
Z
1 60 per day.
i rut
- bv the week, at the rate 01
' - bv the month, at the rate of 1 '00
Children arid gervants half price.
Tae Omnibus aad Begaege Wagons are always in
attendance on arrival of tbe Boats. .
ftv Letters for Visitors should bo addressed lo the
Hyceia Hotel.'' .
May 32,1851.
FRESH ARRIVALS
SEMl'WEEKLY'
MA BDING ax. OO. will receive new gooes ranee
a wee, daring tae oniire seseonVdiiect from
Use Maaaiaetory. By this arrsxtgemeot, pwteaesers
will alwsys find 'aometaiBg bow and anraeuve oy
their Stock. As for B era-sins. Gents,
yea cant beg in to boy as cheap elsewhere. Call
aad examine yourselves
Under tae 1 eiegrspo umcw,
Fayetteville street.
RaMth, April 1st. 27
National Hotels
NO 5 COURTLAND STREET, NEW TO UK'
CITS HIS ESTABLISHMENT having passed into
7JL7 the bsnds of Mr. Gee. Seetey, formerly of the
Eastern Pearl St. House, has been recently improved
by tbe sedition of
AJ baa also been tbrooshay re-flued and se-f una
isbed for the aeeotaodatasa or tae ramie.
It is tbe aim of the rropnesar ,10 raaoer use
NATIONAL quite eqaal te any ef ito eo tempo
raries in all those essenusis that contribute to the
repotatioo of a wall conducted aad well orAred
Hotel. :is
Tvi Haul ia of the tarreat stae, eligibly Jeeated,
wiiaia three doom of Brood way, aad ia. aU reap sets
aauu.it.ilT arranged ta Pfenaoss the eoaOert sad
s
eonvenienee af Guests. Petsoae aisilKsg New Tech
ate reepeeVolly iavitod to bmIo their fcesM this
Hotel during their stay in the City. -
GEORGE SEELEY,
Proprietor.
New Yoik. Juue X9, IS 50- 3
FFATj
Thm best TaavDy Ksilolae new before Ue pmhlla.
. It lias been computed, that during the last
twenty years, three millions of persons haru
finally been benefited by the axe -of
these Medicines; s bet which speaks Volumes
in tyor of tbey curative properties a single trial
will plnce Ukerri btyood tl&Teacn of cornpctiflcai ti
the oatimat&on of ercry paftient"- 'By tlietr ha the
Mobd'ib ' reetdi ed tg a pttreand beakbr shate, ftved '
f-ota all utrpuritics. The system is not reduced
during their operation, but mvisroratod, and they
require no restraint from busuiess os pkeasiire.
TU afflicted -have in Moffat's Life Pills
snd -Phceilix Sitters, a remedy that will do
far thenxsJi that inediicine can possibly efftict. -4
The geQaine of these medicines are now put ap
with a fine steel engraved wrapper am! labels,
and copy right secured according to the laws of the
United State".
Prepared by W. B. M0FTAT, It D., Wew
York. faceale by
J. J. RYALS.
.Rareigh,Aog.27th, 1850. 79 ly
Tanner's Oil,
1 fTUST received and for sale at the Drug Store
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD It CO,
April .7th. 1851. 29
OBOHNSON'S Patent Ice Cream Free-
sV4l Eers.
" Colored" and plain Straw Matting.
Fer sale by
R. TLCKERdt SON.
Raleigh, April 8th, 1851.
Fine Black Doe Skin Cass. Pants,
PAIRS, just opened of Superior Cassimefe,
1U I entirely new S:yle and Cut. The best fit
ting rants out, so every body says.
E. L, HARDING 4t CO.
AprUTih, 1851. . 29
Tall the Bell Still Louder Toll it ?
. Convey ye wtwda the joy fa I sound from Cnrrkaek
to Cherokee from the ArosUwk :o the Sabine, that
M the Immortal Insect" is at Home again
'NEW SPRING AND SUMMER BDODS,
F0R185L
OLIVER & PROCTER,
See It. It. R. II
WE are now receiving and opening at oar
Grand Emporium of Taste, Fsshien and
begaoce, Ugly Row, opnesao Lowgee'a,- ana door
above LHChford's, and hard by Towle's aad rrtaa
roee's, a choice selection of vernal and solstitial
Fabricks for male attire, embracing every color and
variety, of which the followinc are a part :
Black, blue, olive green, brown Dahlia and Ze
phyr Clothes, Drap d'ete and Csabmeretts, all 00
lora. for Summer coats. Black, sioe'.e milled doe
skin snd fancy French Cjssimeres of every variety
white and colored, entirely new and very beautiful
Plain white and Buff Marseille; Figured Satins,
Silks and Sbally Vestingt. All o' these goods were
selected by "The Bugg," in person, from the latest
importations snd can be confidently recommended
to cor friends and patrons as being precis -ly The
Things' Tor Spring snd Summer cost ornery.
x
j THE EXPRESS TRAIN.
Oh, where are the words that can truly imprest
The pleasure- we feel When we're eff by express
The Steam King is up, and the wbistle is heard
Tbe bell rives the eiaaai, we're on nxe a nrro.
Through monataius and valleys , right onward
we
ps ess,
Hurrah I then hurrah I we are off by express.
Onr flight's like th.oagles, as fearless and brave .
The rails are aU clear . aad Ue Monarch's ahead;
See forth, from his aostrils the deep glare of ted;
Still eaward snd onward we gallantly press,
Hurrah ! then hurrah I we are off by express.
Towns, cities and hamlets, have passed in review
Like some diorama of beautiful hue.
Oer journey's acconspliahed, safe, sale as a dsrfe,'
Oar frsme not fatigued, nor oppressed ia tbe heart.
Wilh fire and spirit risht-on ward we presv -Hariah
! theu hurrah) we are safe by express.
Whst applies lo the raits is in commerce tbe tame
And hence BuggV greatness, and hence 'Bagg's
Isme,
Express is hie motto; in maltera of dress.
Receives aU his. fashions snd mad els by express..
All tbe qoslifications ibe 'Bugg-' does possess, .
To oautripall 'slow iraina'-thua he wins by ex pea.
Expressly his fab ice are made for this mart,
xpressly.be nurtures bis cotters of art ;
Expressly for him the best workmen's retained.
Expressly for all such prime clothes he's sustained
ExnressJr to please you. his efforts arocrres. .
a u bum wiai
. - . - j ' T
1 Expressly ia beauty snd cjiaafueas or dr
, ' OLIVER fc PC OCT
PROCTER.,
M f rcoaoL 1 auors,
Raleigh, April lflth, J 8SJ v
32
I fQST sceiptDm. . .:
Spring andlnomer Cotliingv 1ML
'E are aew opening a beautiful supply of
eiotatnaTFreck: drees, and sack coats or
eloth, Cashmerett aad Alpacaa all eolera. We
4tave a few dosen Skeleton, frenen sacks witfaont
lining, asade of (jashmerettsand Zephyr etoths, in
which we defy competition, (for geatleanea's Sum-
Eer wear) Giaec Linen froeka, super French dsil-
ling paataloons, all oolora. cheap sua warranted in
all respects, Csssimere pantaloons, Vests, gloves,
Docket handkerchiefs, suspenders, shirt Collars.new
style in fact every thing usually kept by Merchant
X aiiors sr iurnisumg nouaea
OLIVER &.PROCTER,
: April 18th. 1S51. 32
! YOUTHS CLOTilTNG.
TTfT'E have also on hand a oomplete sssortment
YY of Youth's Clothing Frock Uoats, of cloth
Alpacas, Tweeds, snd brown linen, also sacks and
Pantaloons, of all kinds. We invito the especial
attention of parentraud guardians to this branch of
oar trade, as we will sell clothing cheeper taan yea
eaa bay- the Goodsnd warrant them la alt resaeeta
;, ubivbn arauisia.
rr To FnnCY Oeutletsren.
Tt ft fg have s fehr Highfalotin, Low Vulgar, Pe-
y y ro, 8edendite,
plaids for pantaloons,
shirts, very superior.
and Jay bird strip and
Also a few dosen eTrass
O. & P.
4 Thar latest Paris, Londen.sad Northern "Faabrons
jest at hand. Gratoml ever for the patronage tmi
lermly bestowed oa as so liberally since oar eons.
atwseeineat ia haisiaees. we will endeavor Vo aisrH
IU noatiaoaaee by renewed oxenioa lor tbaU rater
naj aad. emierne evelfiire of the Pabne.
. OLIVER PROCTER.
Raleigh, April lttb I8S1 32
Mi',M,K t '
1 -'iij. ...
Uidiea KmI awo?Jxferofeo Wslking 8hes, Ties sBd
miiiss,; ' - - -do
do aad' dw' 3Kppers
ALSO ON HANl.-
100 pteoet Lifcht and Dark Calioo, I t
lUaachcd. aadtBrew.avSlkirt'mgs it flhnnThni,
1 With 1st general atsorimenlf of
Dry Goods.,,- - Hate aad athees,
. JLawas and Glngharmv Groceries. .
Cambrics aad Japan at U, Crockery . :
. Far sale, low, by
C, J. BROWN
No. 9 FsiettarillaStreeC
Raleigh, Awgnst 8th, I85Q. ' . 63
Tomy Tot7r& Cormtry1iiend&
HP HE Subscriber would respect fully call the aU
'JU, tention of hii Town and Country . friends to
his stock of Femfly Groceries, which hols determin
ed to sell en as good terms as aay one ia the -placi.
Among ais stoea May M round .
80 Bbbls, best PMsrsberr Flotr whole aad hair
barrels.
S H hds. Bright and Dry P. R. 8agar,
Wls,; do ds N. O. do
do CaSsbei rslor '
do QWifi4L .
r ImifaMhfe
l allow, Adamantine and Speroa aaadles,
Washing hpd Fancy Soapai
Crners vVash 'mixture a soperier article,'
A fins' lot import ed segars d .liferent brands,
OaCand Hemlock Sole Leather: and many artl-
eles hi the Grocery ani Conrectienary Hue.
' -Give me a call, and 1 im detormiaod nottA be as
dsrsold by Jew or-Gentils.
L. B- WALKER. .
Ralelgw, Nov. 7th 1850." - f 1
RETAILERS OF GENTLEMEN'S
HAT&
ORDERS AT WHOLESALE f OR HATS or
the FkShions for September, 1831, (now mod
eled,) will be received by as until July 20th, and
forwarded from Aagnst 13th to September ISth.
JLEJIK I Sc. CO.
Leaden and Introducers vfFskion fvr rmdemen'
Nos. 3 and 4 ASTOR HOUSE,
srw tork city.
A large assortment of PANAMA HATS, of ts
rious qualities, at wholesale aad Retail.
May 10. 18M. 38 2m
PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO.
Lime Plaster Sjement,
ST VB & IIL,ASTI.G COAL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HAVINGmade arrangements wilh tbe Govern
ment Agent for a Haired hut certain supply
of me best Peruvian Guiao for Astasia sales, 1 am
now prepared to receive orders from my friends for
whatever quantity they may desire.
To avoid delay and disappointment, those who
intend to use this invaluable fertilising agent aad
best send ia their orders at once. '
The price can be fixed now or t the Line of de
livery, as msy be preferred.
Also, liQ casks Thomastowa Lime,
3d do Hydfaalio Cement.
100 dCalofnWrTaatar,,
' ScbuylklN' and TrhigfSiore and blasting coal
pat ap for transportatioa by Railroad or wasotis.
500 TierresLubec Plaster, 500 lbs. each, far sale
always at lowest market rate, for ensb or to punc
tual customers. JUHN KOWLCTT,
CityWhar
Petersburg. Jitne 14th, 1831. wJw 48
Notice.
N pursuance of a deed iu trust, executed to me
for the purpose of securing- a debt, amounting
now to about eight thousand dollars, I shall proceed
to sell at Weldon, N. C, ou the 2uih day of Julr.
iBdi.ine oriage csiiea
. . . , . , '
The Weldon Toll Bridge,
l.itely naed as a part of the Portsmouth sad Roa
neke Rm Road The sasss will be cash and such
ills as is vested io me willbeaiyen the purchaser
EDWARD B. DUDLEY, Trustee.
June 14th, 1S51. . td 48
Tbe Norfolk Herald, Petersburg Intelligencer,
and tbe Weldon tutrwt. will please copy until 20th
July and send their btlla to meat Weldon.
a&I&TCoi7.
T5 AND 77 PULTON 8TRBBt, W. YORK
L B. WAIxKER, AGENT.
RALEIGH, N. C.
THE Fekia Tea Company has been establisbed
many yenrs, end has always maintained a high re
potation for Teas of the most delicious character
and fragraney, and at prices which have ia every
instance given perfect satisfaction. Tire Teas are
warranted pare, aad sftay be returned if they .do not
prove to be as taey are represented.
tREN lb, A3.
per. lb.
60 .
62 1-!
75.
Yanag Hyson,
Young Hyaoa. Sweet Cargo,
Youns Hysoa.Fins Carso.
"Hyson,
75
00
38
6i 1
75
00
50 '
7 "
Hyson, fine,
$1
Hyson Skin, good,
Hyaon SkirK extra flae.
Uunpowder,
Gunpowder, fine.'
91
91
Gtfa powder, extra fine, plantation
Imprnal,
Imperfal. fines, c'. ' "
SI 00
st se
Imperial, extra flire'blmaatintt,
' a -BLACK TEAS.
Nfng Yoag good flaear, ..
40"
90
Wing long extra fine,
Many sell this at a higher pries,
.Ooioag. '
Oolong aich jDlaok Tea,
Oeleng. fine,,.
Oolong, Pla station Growth,
Oplbng. delicious,
EngUsli Breakfast, fine,
Euglish Break Cast, ex Ira fine,
Frss-rant Engtlsh Breakfast,
lUufit
. SO'
6a 1-2
. 75
1 00
60
62
62 1-2
English Breakfast, Superior plantation,
65
Orders may be addressed lo Littleton B. Walker.
Agent, for the above company. A copy of a guide
te Tea-drinkers, a very interesting treatise on Tea
culture, dec," may" oe baa grails Ty application.,
Fsyetterni street, ruieigti,iv,sj. 48 tT
f mi
Pleasant. Grove Academy;
WAKE PORErT, II. e
IjnHE "eiMsstM of this InatHatioo wilLcem
U mence on the 1st jdondav in Jnly aext, un
der th.e super rlaion of Mr. WnwM. Crenshatr,late
graduate of Randolph Macon College. Mr. Cren-
shaw comes highly reoommsnded by. the faculty of
sara taauautiwu. r .
Students caa Jreparee! ejerf Mr Collage o for
the actltV poiWltioV llta; ,.. :
This School may sew be regarded s per manent;
sad being sitaated te a aeighborhood distiBgnished
for health-sad beaaufal sceaery, Bberal share ef
patrensge will be expected. - .!.--Termifbr
Tttititm tfFhe 'MentA.
, 10 and IIS, swoordtagr W advaaSeojeui. No
eredweaett eseept I easea -of pseMmtow ' Utaess.
Board searecVsot to the Aaademy xoay bsBbtslaed at
wo.psr SsOOtlL' ' '
Few-further avtieeiajafdeai Dxv W.-ixartaaald
ateeaatrUle.N.C. , ,?v.,.l( .
sryerdawe the Trustless.
May 3, 1861. 45 tmjuly.
TO
frea thl , raU4UlCratlJ atasaja-aawaw g
wrPCnBeerriaWMvIwi f ?? ' "Field tZ
mj snoeessia thVlMaatiiess. ' sOU takes mlUtarv na.r.ni t
eUlasi lor Bonnfr tsMNaxl Penaie'Bs for preoeow-
tioa before tho sseriiiaeiip sw-lrery-.rsasenabte
Unns wlLh th att ftiUtaloeaasaa Bis
paVoh. All leUers toint.from al4aaants, mast be
postago paid.' V " ' ?'
Cf The last Cotrgtoss gaVs lands to altibe offi
cers aad Midlers'' who served aa wMtoOTer Uager,
and if dead, to their widows and mraorehndnew, ia
aU tha wars ofxhe. United-States; siaoa lTSO.f .
And provision is now plso made, for peneions
Widows of Soldiery 6T the EeTolutioii, who nrnr
ried before the year I860. - j 1 -
. Ho oaniirnish information eoncernbthegtades
of officers of, ho Rvoiatipaary Wi which is all
Important to claimants, and diffipalt . to procaro.
elsewhere. His charges W)T1 be moderate. ' "
Anyfbformation csSeraiqg the.hcirs of tbe
fallowing affioers of the Ratolatioa -will l tbattk
f ally received, y is : .-.
TBomas CUrk, J ames Hogaa,
Aexanaer jaarun- , jv
James Martin,
James Moore. " -"
yoha: White: -
Josh da Boman.
fit can also fuThUh a ropy'of the rolls of tie
OfBcors-aad Soldier) sf the 8tst of Ndrfh Carolina
ia tha warwfth Great Britaia, declared rSthofJ aas
tS-eagtosBOwy fasfcbrte,FeftgAt service?.
their scape cWvo offieca axtd Reasaeattfia tiaM of
eatenag eno sarviea fjtaie sua. dedee tors, and
very partieatsr to fiacUUaloao Colhictien of tUoir
Claisas0. Every agent shoala have a copy. Cost
oaly v 10 each county J
- ... - J. H, K1RKHAM,
Raleigh N.&.
Ralesgh, Nevembar let, 1850. , . 88
SHOES,
ADIE'S Blacic Lasting Y Gaiters,
do Bronse M or 000 do
lack Kid and Bronze Slippers.
Goat,' Moroco and Kid Walking Shoes,
Misses' Shoes, children's do.
HEARTT & LITCIIFORD,
Raleigh, April 8tb. 1851. 29
Important to
MILLERS AND MILL-OWNERS!
TH.E Ulidersiarned wonM respectfully inform
those engaged in the Milling business in North Car
olina, that be keeps constantly on hand, and will
supply st the shortest notice, that almost invalua
ble article,
YO UNG'S IMPR O VED PA TENT
SMUT AND SCREENING MACHINE
The only Machine of the kind that has stood the
test and given saiisfaetiua to the public. . It baa
aarpUnted every Smut Machine yet offered in the
State, more or less of which have been token down to
make room for it. The public need fear no imposi
tion, as there are now some 5280 Machines running
in North Carolina ; and! wish to offer no other
references than the gentlemen who are using them,
Dose expectations have been more than realised in
their performance. It not only thoroughly cleanses
the Wheat of Smut, but also purifies it of sll other
suostances, almost to perfection. It takes up but 4
teet square in the mill snd requires but little pow
er, it is warranted ror -five years against breaking
or wearing oat, and also to retain its cleansing qdd-
itiee for that-time.
There are a number of these Machines through
which 100,000 bushels ef Wheat have been cleans
ed aad they have never been eat of order one day.
Xnere was awarded to it tbe Premium Of lae Ma
ryland State Fair, and a Premium with a silver me
dal, at the Fair of the Maryland Institute, at Bel
more, last Fall.
Address the Subscriber at South Lowell Mills
Prang Count J.'N. C.
JXO. A. McMANJNKJN.
DoeembCT 26, 1850 .. . ' tf 104
ITITAVING permanently located jn Raleigh, of-
Ifjlri fers bis professions! services to his old Iriend
ana patrons and lo the public generally. Hi charges
will I aa moderate and reasonable as tunae of tbe
other Cily Pbyaiciana.'
He will be found at all limes, when not oat on
professional business, at hi office over the Store of
Me-ers. A. B. Suth ox Co., during the day, add at
night at the Yarbrough House."
April 19th. 1851.
Regular L.iuc.
THE Cape Fear steamboat Co's
Steamer Chatham will run regularly
between Wilmington and Fayetteville, cominen
eis? on Monday the 37. h instant, tearing Fay
ettevi'le every Monday and Thnrsday at 0 u'ebel(
A. M. and arriving at Wilmington same evening
gMrtiHf I'asseiigers -going N-trtb an upportunity
tu take the cars next morning at SToV lck. And
leave Wilmington on -Tuesdays and Fridays, at
2 o rkxk P. M riving aseengers by the cars,
winch arrive at WUuiingtoxt at 1 o'clock daily,
a. auknortttnusutn take trip Hni 1. A.aMtMia
Tfe Steamef Goif Graham, with rbe Tew
Boars belongmg to the Line, will run in connex
ion u Rh the Chatham, inakfng one or .nore t.-fps
wees, as circumstances may reqwirr.
Pass enters snd'Freijrhters may rely upon the
above araangment. It is hoped that the neces
sary expenses in by incoredJse thm arrangement
mill be rewarded by au increased patronage;
otherwise a loss will probably be testa tued by the
Company, which will lead to a diecontinuaiice ol
a regular lwe r running.
JNO. D. WILLIAMS. Agent.
Cipe Fear SSteam Boat Co.
Fayettyille; Jati'y 20. 185U 9 tf
' ' " '
SPIilC TIL E, 1 & S
. IT UJT received, a . varied assortment of Misses'
fjl Flat Boys and lniut's iatsatc, Artifioisls
. ALSO.
A baaiaojme lot of Paraaoas aad ' Ladie's Umbrel
las. . HEART r dbLlTCHTORD.
. April 8th, 1851. , r . 29
m
!trperMewtaiftbly, .
" i ' jost received and for sale by
Raleigh, Jrise 4tti. 1851. 46
,; - BUSINESS COJ1TS c
Tf sTKfrs MORE of those desirable Jeatsi jest
U ejfeiB opened at tne lew price of SJa 641..
E. L. HARDING d- CO
COFFEE.
400 SAGS prime green Km. an4 Ltgnyra
Coffee,
50 bags' Old Government Java Coffee.
For sale by
. . Psesles, WhitSj.Dayis &. Co.
Petersburg. June 9th, 85l. . . 47
H ORTD CAROLlilA RialtV UOAD
- . Sompaaty.
THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders ef tbe
North Cardlma llail Road Company will be "held
ia Greensboro on Tbdrsdiy ;be I0t& of Jury rext.
Tbe Board of Drreetore will bold their 4th Qnar
teriy meeting, at tbe same ptaed, on Wednesday
the ?th. JKD. H. LINDSAY;
' tfecretary. -
Jdae-'lUht J84I: 4T
aVEHt DRESSLVQ SALOON".
oTVpARCU8 L. LEWIS wOTldmdrtTespectJrofly
afJs) snoennes to his frienas. aad tae PaWie gen
eraRy , taat be' is now preeJml to execute the sri
ea breaches of hie preleasion In theaaoat neat,
eteanryand faafaionable 8tyte- .
Shaving; Hair Dressing, Shampooning-, Etc.
'Hla rfoons "is lo he Register Bnitolniray direedy
opposiu Uis Yarbrough House, aa4tt)oeoolBajtb
afibaCky Hotal. i-.-x -Vi.l .V-. :
The ptoerietee is aWsys ai Heme wita.
e tfiimra sharp, sad Rsaors keen.
To cat your Hair and shsve your clean!
Raleigh, April 1st, 1851, 37 tf
I lUlaMVl at
. importers
, 166 MARKET STREET,
i . . t , - PHILATJILHLa..
eA VE oa hand a rery pU stock of Cutlery,
Gans, Rifles, Pistols. Ate, including the low
est priced as weU ss the finest makes
' ALSO,-a fine assortment of shelf aad Heavy
Hardware and Saddlery. All of which will he of
fered to buyers, or pat up to order at the very low
est jprices.
An examination solicited. '
February, 27th 1851. 14
Notice,
THE Subscriber, sa etrrcessor to COOKE &
BUFFALOE, mi the Livery business .will con
tinue ita operations in sll ila branches at his aU
bias, en Wilmington street, and solicits the pat
rostgeof his old friends and tbe public generally.
Hje prices must be arraoged agreeably to the
pices of orodace arid labour, and will be from
and after the' 1st day of February next, sr fol-j-w-ar-
. - ' '
irejCJHeeperwwtb,- .018 60
T Sieffle do do - - . 10 00
Do . 4J0 1 -, - Week . , 3 60
Do- f " do day 75
Quarterly ettiemente will be required in sll
in -txnees, and pero-is Having horses now in my
care are- requested to lake them sway, if unwil
Irog to comply with the above conditions.
JERE : NIXON.
Jan.. t4fh. 16SX
Peruvian Governmeiit
GUANO r,
-VVTE are now prepared to receive orders for
.f f Guano, hating made arrangements with the
Government Agent for a certain quantity of the
beat Peruvian Guano for Aotumn sales To pre
vent disappointment, those who intend to use this
article had better send ns their orders-el once, and
the price can be fixed now or at the time of delivery.
as the buyer msy prefer.
PEEBLES, W H I I K, UAV1S at JU.
PETSBSSUaCr, VlEGlHTA.
June 17- 1851. 49 if.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
'. FltAiKI-l. to.
1
D. S- Kichurtlson, Principal.
AND
BELFORD FEMALE INSTITUTE,
iv as 11 counirir, .
Mrs. M. C. Richardson, Principal.
THE FALL SESSION wiH open on the 7th Joly
Terms aa formerly . For particulars, address, during
vacation, Ur. ii Sills. Belfurd. JNasb ounty; at ou-
ex times the principals. D. S. IoH ARSON.
June 1 6tb, 1861. . eto
PLEASANT GROVE ACADEMY,
FRANKL.IN COTJITY, N. C.
flfTHE FallSesaion of this Institution will com-
U mence on Monday the 7th of July, under the
charge of Mr. Edwin L. Baesett. a venileman
eminently qualified to iustrnct in all the branches
taught in the best preparatory Schools. The A
cademy is situated about 201) yards from the resi
dence of tbe Subscriber, known to be one of the
most healthy locations in tbe State, equi-distant
irons ijou-.rourg aua enocco springs brery altcn
tioa will be paid both to the morals and literary pur
Suieof Aba Siudants. Board can be had with the
aubscriber and aUo iu the families of Mr. J. J. Jones
and Mr-Jourden Jones, living within half a mile
ofibe Academy, at $6 50 per month.
I union, Liangunges, 6 16 OH per session
English Branches, 10.00 " "
WM. J. BRANCH
Louisburg. June 5,185'. " 49 3w
CEDAR GROYI?
Male Academy.
THE Fall Session of this School, situated eight
miles north of Hillsborough, will commeuce
on the 7th ef July next, and continue for five
months.
TERM S.
Tuition in Latin, Greek, and English branches or
Mathematics, S15.-0)
English, 10:00
Board, including ' Room, Bed and Bedding,
Washing and Fuel, eno be hail iu good families in
the neigliborbood-at prices varying frmn six dol
ors to six and a half per month.
Students joining the School are charged with, tu
ition fir the sess on no deductions being made ax
cept in cases rf protracted illness.
Ce4ar tSrove, ff. C uaWTTTiKjt. . w 2 45
sLooklus-Gla. Warebonsc.
The Oldest and most Extensive in the United
Stale.
irICHARDS K1NGSLAND. No. 33 Court
Jfe laudt St., New York, Wholesale Dealer in
andMstiufacture of LOOKING GLASSES, and
Importer of LOOKING GLASS PLATBs, aad
PLATE GLASS for House and Store Windows
respect 1 ally invites the utteniion of Southern buyers
and Dealers to bis X lensiv Stock embracing all
kinds of Mahogany Toilet Boxes, 8wing,Muhogany
end Gilt, and Gilt Glasses, suitable for the trade.
Also; coaatamly ou baud, aJurge assertmeDl of all
kjuds-aud sixes of Ornnuiental, Plain, Pier aad
Mantel Glasses, Portrait and Picture frames, got
up In the richest and most gorgeous style, from the
latest Pari si a 6 and Forwrjn designs
Any tnqairies! made - by - letter, relative to the
prices of Goods, will be cheerfully answered by re
tar a mail.
N. B-All orders promptly attended to, and Goods
packed with tbe greatest care.
" June 17th. 1851 3m 49
ISEASOaTMBLE GOODS.
y4Tow receiving, by every train, a very targe
'JL !w wpplj of Goods for Hpringand Summer Trade,
mtwactDs; a great eariety of
FjJJVCYAJTD staple dry goods.
. Hats, Shoes, Boo nets. Hardware, Crockery, Car
riage. Trimmings snd Groceries. which ere ofleied on
-Use most liberal ter.ua, for Cash, or to ouuetua). Deal
era, on reaMoaoie terms.
Please cell at the old Stand, 9 doors above the
tasrket, and see tor yourselves.
JAMES M. TOWLES.
4 May 1st, I85U 38
' WeedluaT and llillliicr Hoej.
Y7E dare now in store a large stock of Weeding
v antiHilli ng Hoes, all sixes snd various qaal
tttes,ef.drrect wpmstion, per ship Ohio. For sale
oalbe most liberal terms, i
iDUNN & SPENCER.
PpUrsbarg Va Jane 3d, 1851. 4fi 4w
North .Carolina : Railroad.
'THE underslrned will be nrenared to exhibit
1 and Baectfieatioas for the First
uivissoa or tau Kosd, at
Goidsbore from 7th to 10th inetant,
SmithAeld, from 10th to lihb
Bosbee's, oa tbe 13th "
Ralaiglr, from 14tS to 18tb -
LEWIS M. fREVOST. Ja .
- Pr. Ass'i-Enarr. Is Dir.
Juut Glbj 1851. , 47 21
. 1 TERMS' OF ADVEITTISlNG
ildeerfiseMewt. For every Sifea;Xlaes tlSt
Insertion, One' Dolla'r; each Subsequent iasertiea
Twenty-five Cents-., '3 .t.. , .
Court Order and Judicial Advertisements milty
charged 35peraeaL higher ; bat a dedactioa el 3S
percent, will be made, from, the: regalar prices, fe
advertisenby tbe year. J :; " .i .' ;;Ai
Advertieeme'n to, inserted ia the SaMi-Waaai.T' xls
etSTKa, will also appear ia the Wasaxr Paper, ff
ofeharge; , ;,..: -i -,Vs-i?"t;? kte . ..
- tT Letters te the: Eor roast be reT-rra.' -
l,f
iot the Rfinoval and PxrmaneBt Cure of
NERVOUS DISEASES, - .
And of those Complaints which are caused by an lmfssia
weakened or unhealtby 'condition of the
HKRVOTJS 8 STB M.,
Tnis beautiful snd convient,epjlioetoo ef SVe vitalises
powsaa ef ti.t LVANISM-aod MAUNKT'okbss baa .pro
Bonnets by Oiatinraiahed nhyaieians, ns 1 iiTOpa aad the
United Stataa, W be tka aaaal rtUiuAUD' 'iimmrg
lot jig. -'r vJ
Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVAIJIff BELT
and
MAGNETIC
FIsUlD,-
ased with the most
perfect snd certain
success la
cases 01
GKNKKAL, UKBILITT,
Slranattaaniaa: the weakened Txxlr. aivine tone to the
enraas, and tnriKurating- the entire. ayrtem. Alae in fTTS.
jCKAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSV, DYSrF.PSIA or INDI
GESTION, RHKL.MATISM. ACUTE aad CHRONIC GOUT,
EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAFNESS, NERVOUS TRtV
MOBS, PALPITATION OK THE HEART, APOPLEXT.
NEURALGIA, PAINS in the SIDE and CHEST, L1TS
COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE
of the SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT, DISEASE8 of tha KID
NEYS, DEFICIENCY OF NERVOUS and PHYSICAL EN
EROY.and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints arise
bwa ons aknple caaae namely,
- A Derangement of the Nervous Systesa.
09- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Medicines
tao eeac Ike iiteate, for they weaken the vital energies 0 tbe
already, prostrated system ; while under the atrengtMnSBg,
life-giving,' vitalizing influence of OalvanUm, aa sppUed by
this beautiful and wonderful dircovery, the exhausted patient
and weakened sutterer is restored to former health, streaejw
aiaaticity and vigor.
The great peculiarity and exeellencs of
Dr. Christie's Galranio Oara tires,
eons hits, in the fact that they si-rest end core disease by sad
stars' application, in place of the usual mode of drugging and
physicking the patient, till exhausted Nature sinks hopelessly
Bnnar tha inflictiou.
7ry strengthen Ike wktlt rysftm, efaalize the eireulatitm tf
Iks Hmi, prmrnet. the tccretifn; and nrcr do tke tlifhtett tiyarw
tmier any cireumitrnct. Since their introduction in the
Uaited States, only three yean since, more than
60,000 Persons
Including all ages, olassas and conditions, among which were
a large airmbernf ladies, who are peculiarly subject 4a Nerv
as Complaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when .all hope of relief had been given np, and every nrn
alae been tried in vain 1
Te illustrate the use. of Hie GALVANIC BELT, snpSOSS
tke case of a person afflicted with that bane of eivilfesiioa,
DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chronic or Nervous Disorder, la
ordinary cases, stimulants are taken, which, by Omit acttsa ess
ike nerves and muscles of the stomach, all'ord temporary resteC
out which leave the patient in a lower rtate, and with ssjare
(acuities, afler the action thus excited has ceased. Now eoss
pare this with the efi'ect resulting from tbe applicatioaot the
UALVANIC BELT. Take a Dyspeptic sufferer, even ia tke
worse symptoms of an attack, and simply tie the Belt esoaad
the body, usiug tha Magnetic Fluid aa directed, la asbest
period the insensible perspiration will act on tha positive,
element of the Belt, thereby causing a Galvanic eireasatioa
which will past on to the r.cgalive, aad thence beck Bgaia te
the pooitive, thus keeping up a continuous Galvanic cereals
Una throughout the system. Thns the most severe eases ef
DYSPEPSIA are PERMANENTLY CURED. A FEW DATS
M OFTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATS TMat
e 18 EASE OF YEARS. ' il
CERTIFICATES AKD TESTllQjriALeT.
Or the moat TJndeabted Clisuravcter, .
rrew all parts ef the Country could be given, suffieient te SSI
every column in this paper!
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
wbich conclusively proves that
"Truth Is stranger than Fiction.'
C CUE OP
RHEUMATISM, BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA.
Rev. JJr. Landis, a Clergyman
of New Jersey, of distinguished attainments and aoaHeS
reputation :
Sidksv, New Jersey, Joly 13, 1S4S.
Da. A H. Chistiv. Dear Sirv Y'eu wish to know el ie
what has been the ref ult in tov own cae, of the applicatioa of
THE GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE. My reply has
follows :
For about twenty years 1 had been suffering from Dysses
ia. Every year the symptoms became' worse, nor eonld I
obtain permanent reliei from any course of medical treatment
whatever. About fourteen years since, in conequaaoe el
frequent exposure to tlie weather, in tha discharge of my pea
toral duties, I became subject to a severe Chronic Rhea ana
tisnt, which for year, after year, caused ma indescribable
anguish. Farther : m the winter of '4a and '48, in consequence
of preaching a great deal ir my own and various ether
ehu relies in this region, I was attacked by the Bronchjtia,
which soon became so severe us to require an immediate s na
pe ns ion of b.j pastoral lahen. My vereous ryttrm eves ataw
thoToufkly fTootrmHi, and as my Bronchitis became worse, SO
"also did my Dy rpepsia aad fihaumatio aScctinn thus v baaing
that theaeddssordera were connected with each other tkreaura
-ahawadtetsaaf the Nervous System. In the whole pharasase
pala there seemed to be no remedial agent waica eeoie
reach and recuperate ray Nervous System ; every thing that 1
aad tried .for this purpose had completely filled. At last -was
led by my friends to examine your inventions, sad (though
with no very sanguine hopes of their efficiency ,) I determined
te try the effect of the application of the GALVANIC BELT
AKD NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC FLUID. ThiSwes
ia June, 1948. To mv r.miT astonishmkkt, m TWa ears stv
'Dvsrcrsia had nous ; is kiort oavs I ws misus re
acsMB sir rasToaii. labors; nob hive I since eatiTvaa)
a iissls sebvice oa tccoi'nT or thk .BsoncHiTia ; ass at
Rmevmstic srrECTion H.ts ehtisklv ckssrd to Taooauc sta.
Sack is the wonderful and happy results nf the exaerimeat,
I have recommended the BELT and FLUID to assay who
have been likewise suffering from Neuralgic aflectinns. They
base tried them, with Harrv besolts, 1 bkmeve, ia cvsav
caaa.
I am, dear sir, very respectfully years,
ROBERT VV. LANSItV
dr. chrTstie's ; "
GALVANIC NECKLACE
leased for all complaints aftccting the Thioat of Head, sack as
OroBchitia, Inflammation of the 't hroat Nervous aad Slak
Headache, Dizziness of the Head, NemalRia in the Faea,
Buzziag or Roaring iu the Ears, Deafness, which is generally
Nerveus, aud that -distressed complaint, called Tie Dokawaa.
Palsy and Paralysis.
Si
AU physicians acknowledge that there terrible diseases Sie
eaused by a deficiency of A'errou Energy in ths a gee ted
Usaea. Da. Crbistib's Galvanic Articles will sapphr-tass
deficient power, and a complete and entire caieis thaseesetea.
. 1000 Oases of Palsy and Faralyaif
have been reported to Ds. Chbistie snd his A genU vitas
last two years, which have been entirely 'restored, : '--'"
Dry- Car. Anna J. F. Toar.s ef Brookrya, N. T a4 net
beeo able to walk a step for near four years, and was so feelav
less that he had to be fed. The most celebrated B&yaieisJe
Siva him up. In Ave days after he commenced wearies; k
aLvanie Belt, Necklace, ho Brscklets, he walked
aeressths sad in three weeks he had perfectly iseesaisd
bstbesUk. Captaia IJomas is seventy years of age. ., ,
Severe Deafiiess Cured.
Ta following is an extract from a letter lately reeetved
em a distinguished physician la the State of Yirgian : j
"A. H. Chbistie, M. D. Dar Sir t One of sir patients,
unknown to me, obtained your Gmhmme Belt tmt AecMaaa,
with the Msgaetoe Fhai, lor a serious sSectien of Deafness.
Tke case wss that of a lady whose Nervous system was mneb
disordered, aad her general health poor. Much ' was eoae
previooaly to the application of the Belt, bat with very little
saeceas, and I feel it only right tn tell yon, that sine she Cow
tasacsd wewing the Belt and asiug the Flaid, lait s ew weeks
age, she has ENTIRELY RECOVERED HER HEARINO,
aad her general health is better then for several years. 4
1(7- Every ease of Deafness, if it be Nervosa, as it gsaeraOy
at, eaa be cared by Ons wosderfnl remedy.
DR. CHRI8TIE'8 ..i
GALVANIC BRACELETS!
Are found of vast service in eases ef Conealdosa-ee; fm
Bpeamodio Complaints, and general Nervous A flee tioa of tbe
Head ead upper extremities Also in Palsy and TaraWaa) aad
all diaeasaa caused by a deficiency of power or HlllSst
tergy is the limbs or other orgaos of tbe body.
.. .. Prices:
Tata Oalvanlc Belt, Three Dollars.
Tbe GaJranlo Necklace, Two DoUan, '
Tad OalwaBlc Bra eels ta, - One Sonar Itaoh.
Tko Magaetk) Fluid, Oaa loJlajr. .
ar-Tbe articles are accesananted bv toll aad plaie dares
ffaaeav rsssphlen wsth fuH parUcaiara may be feed Of Sar
aataaaiead Agent.- - .
For sale, wholesale and retail by P.
CUP, RaJeigp. fjv .
8HViiSSaS JLSSS G4!122,
Tf ARGE assortment en band and selling: ahSaf
,JlJ at i-ii E.'L. HARDI.NG dc Ctt??
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