. , -. .M;nf t tin tnmTiTi 'I f I , s . "" t,'"i-4CI'
,, PUBLISHED SKMI-WKEKLT AND WMKLT,
BY SEATON GALES,-
EDITOR AND PIOPRIBTOH.
TERtS.
For the Semi-Weekly Paper, $5 per annum.
For the Weekly Paper, $3 per annum.
LIVER COiMPLAINT,
jaundices nyspvnisCCtoronU
OR NERVOUS DEBlUTYr UliitASt
OF THE KIDNEYS
AND ALL
DISEASED AKIS.
ING FROM A DISORDERED
LIVER OR STOMACH, SDCH
AS CONSTIPATION. INWARD
TILES. FULLNESS. OR BLOOD TO
THE HEA'M. ARIDITY OF THE STOM
ACH NAUSEA.ll LA RTBURN .DISGUST
FOR FOOD, FULLNESS, OR WEIGHT IN
THE -TOM CH, SOU R ERUCTATIONS
SINKING OU FLUTTERING AT THE
PITT OF THE STOMACH, SWIM
MING OF THE HEAD, HURRIED
AND DIFFICULT BREa I'H
ING. FLUTTERING AT
THE HEART, CHOK
ING. OR
SUFFOCATING SENSATIONS WHEN IN A
. LVr.NG POSTURE, DIMNESS OF VIS
ION. DOTS OK WEBS BEFORE THE
SIGHT, FEVER AND DULL
PAIN IN THE HEAD,
DEFICIENCY
OF PERSPIRATION,
YELLOWNESS OF THE SKIN
AN EYES. PAIN IN THE SIDE,
BACK5JUEST,LIMB.e8UDDEN
FLUSHES OF HEAT. BURMNO IN
THE FLESH, CONSTANT IMAGININGS
OF EVIL, AND GREAT DEPRESSION OF
SPIRITS;
CAN BE EFFECTUALLY CURED,
BY
Celebrated Gtrmaa Bitter
. PREPARED BT
Jfr. C. mil. Jackson,
1 AT THE
GEIULUS" MEDICLXE STORE,
No, 120, Arch Street,
Philadelphia.
Tk'.u poieer orer the above disease it not excelled, if
equalled by amy other prejmrittiit ut the United
State, as the cures attest , m tnaxy case after skil
ful physicians had fuiltd.
TLese Bitters re wor'hj the atteolioa of inrsliJ.
Poss3siDf g'rat Tirtaes io the rectification of Ji
(iss of the Lirer an-i lesser gUoda, exerctaigg the
wost tenrchiDg powers io weaknesses and affections
of the digestive orgnj, thejr are withal, safe, cer
tain, and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
From th uBostea Bee."
The Editor Mil. Dec 22J.
Dt HooAamTs Celebrated German Bitters, for the
cai of Lier Complaiot, JaanJice, Dyspepsia,
t'hrouic or Nerous Debility, is deserredly one of
tbe most popular medicines of the day. These Bit
ters have been used by thousands, and a friend at
oar ettoi- ray he lias himself received an effectual
and permanent corf of Liver Complaint from th
ue of this remedy We are convinced that in the
tse of these Bitters, the paiient eoustsntly rains
strength and vigor, a fact worthy of great consider
ation They are pleasant In taste and smell, and
can be nsed by persons with the most dalicate
stomachs with safely, under any circumsiaacs
We are speaking from experience, and t the aff
licted we adie their qse."
'Scott's Wsmr,8 one of th best Literary
papers published, said, August 25
- Dr. HeoMandrs Gerwtan Bitters, manufactured
by Dr. Jackson, are now reeoaimanded by sosse of
the most prominent members of U (acally, ns nn
article of much efficacy in ense of female weakness
As sack is tbe ease, we would advise all mothers to
obtain a bottle and thus save themselves much sick
Bets. Persous of debilitated constitntious will And
these Bitters advantageous to their health as we
know from experience the salutary effect that they
have upon weak systems. "
Judge M. M. ftcMH.a jeutleman of great liter
try and scientific attainments, sid in bis1 New
York Weeklv M een7er. Jaijnary 6. 1850.
" Dr Roland's German Bitters. H ere is a pre
paration which the leading presses in the Union
appear to be unanimous in recommending, and the
reason is obvions. it is made after a proscription
farowhed by one of the most celebrated physicians
of d- riern times, tbe late Dr Christopher Wilhelin
Hooflmd. Professor to the University of Jena, Pri
vale Puyaician to the Kin; of Pruia, and one ef
the greatest medical writers Germany has ever pro
dared He w.is emphatically the enemy of kumtbug,
aad therefore a medicine of which he wt the in
venter and endorser may be confidently relied en.
rletpecially recommended it in Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Debility, Vertigo, Acidity of the SlJHn
ach, t'oo-tipntion and all complaints arising from a
disordered condition of the stomach, the Liver and
th intestines; Nine Philadelphia papers express
th-ir conviction of its excellence, snd several of the
edi org peak of its effects from their own individ
ual experience. Uuder theae circumstances we feel
warranted, not only in calling the attention of onr
readers to tbe present proprietors (Dr. C. M Jack
son') preparation but in recommending the article
to all afflicted."
MORE EVIDENCE.
The 'PaiLADSt-rutA SATuaD y Gazette, the best
family newspapei published in the Uuited Stales,
the editor snys of
DR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
44 It i soldnm that we recommend what are termed
Patent Medicines to the confidence and patronsge
of our readers; and, therefore, when we recomssead
Dr llMdiud's German Bitter?, we wish it to be
distinctly understood that we are not speaking' of
ths nostrums of the day, that are noised about for
a brief period and then forgotten alter they have
done their guilty race of mischief, bnt of a medicine
long established, universally prized, and which haa
tnet the hearty approval Of the faculty itself."
Evidence upon evidence has been received (like
the foregoing) from all sections ol the Union, tbe
lat three years, and the strongest testimony in its
(btor, is, that there is more of it nsed in the prac
tioeof the regular phyeicians of Philadelphia, than
all ether nostrums combined a fact that can he
easily established, and fally proving that a acieo
ti3c preparation will meet with their quiet approval
when presented even in this form.
Thai this medicine will core Liver Complaint
and Dyspepaia.no one can doubt, after using it as
directed. It acta specifically upon tbe stomach and
liver; it is preferable to calomel in nil biHovs dis
eases ; the effect is immediate. They can be ad
ministered to vexali or ikfant with safety and
reliable benefit, at any time.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
This medicine has attained that high character
which is necessary for all medioiuea to attain, te
iBdo.ee counterfeiters ta put forth m spurious article
at the risk of the lives of tboee who are innoceaiJy
deceived.
JLOOJiT WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE
GENUINE.
They have the written signature of C. W.JACK
SON upon the wrapper, and the name blew. in
tbe bottle, without which they are spurious.
For sale wholesale and retail ax the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE;
No 120 ARCH Sireet, one' door below 8httk,
(late of 278 Race street) Philadelphia, and bj re
spectable dealers throughout the country.
Also for sale by
J. B. RAMSEY,
Drorgist.
Pitteboro' N. C, May 2flth, 1851. 44 j
Notice.
( I.L persons indebted to A. B. Stith or A.B.
Stub & Co., are requested to call end settle
'th N. L. Stub, who alone ia authorised to re
ceive and receipt for the same.
A. B. STITH.
May Sih. 1851. 38
. . . .. .;. ..... ., .. ' -y-v "7r " : ., , :
mwmi
'3 -"
CLOTHING BAZAAR.
Fashionable Qothing.
a a
WSOLESlUe AD RETAIL
'PHE aabMrtber enter the field of competition
who a larr and wall selected seaonment of
" WWJ" fFhlonbl8 Garment for the
Fall mi Winter Trada. D to .u,,
th increasing reputation of lb CloUilsg Bawar,'
every effort haa been t.M t jjnne atjlaa of Clo
thing well adapted te thU aksrket; from the eery
lowest price to tb finest qoaOXy f Clothing. Co.
toroera can depend npon finding our gnnatata well
made, however low the price.
Merchants are invited to examine oar stock, as
w are determined not to be undersold by any boose
in the trade.
The fancy Department ia full, embracing English
French aad Italian Cravats, Gloves, Snspendera,
Shirt.. Cellars, 4-e . which will be sold at tbe low
est pnoea, by
-j N. PERRY.
Petersburg. Sept 8th. tSflO, tf73
N. PERRY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
SYCAMORE STREET.
3 doon aboTC fitik, PETElfiCIG, Ta.
SUPERIOR
Ready Made Cltklnc;(
Airo
GENTLE MEWS
UNDER DRESS.
SHIRTS, COLLARS,
CRAVATS, STOCKS,
JL3JYDKER CHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
Umbrellas. Trunks, See.
September 8th, 1850. 73 tL
Fresh Drue and Aledicliies
ABtKt now receiving Urge aoViiiiun
their stock ol Drags Medicines, Cheaa
ls. Paints, Oila, Dye stuff-. Window
Haas, Perfumery, dec. from the moat re
able Houses in tho Northern Cities,
rhich has been purchased with an eve
single to their purity, and are oflered for aale at such
price and terms as shall compare favourably with
any House it tii State.
Physieisna, country merchants and dealers gene,
rally, will do well to give as a call before percnas
ing. feeling assured we shall not f ,il to please both
in price and qoaliiy.
Orders promptly attended to and particulsr atten
tion f-iven to packing and forwarding.
Family Medicine, and p -ascriptions, compound,
ed at all boars of the day and night, by a competent
person, with neatness and despatch.
We tender our nort sincere thanks to the citi
sens of Nsleigh and th sarroandtng coon try, for lb
long snd liberal patronage w have received, and
trust, by untirina teal and energy ta please io tbe
prosecution f ear businese. to merit its continuance.
Raleigh, April 21st, 151.
ramD7e
(Soceeiur ta Fflmerty 4 (TMeal.)
BOOK SELLER ANO STATIONER
A. 16, FayetteriUe Sired,
f OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, I
RALEIGH, N. C.
MAS on hand a ver large and valuable collec
tioo of Thelogical, Law, Medical, 8oentile,
A mi cultural. Miscellaneous, School Hooks, Blank
Bonks and Stationery of all kinds.
Prices very luw call and examine.
May 34th. 1851. 49
moivicii
The subscribers having purchased Mr Peter W.
Walker's entire interest in the concern of Patterson,
Cooper A; Co., Petersburg, will continue tL Gro
cery and Commission business at the old stand, un
der the firm and style of PATTEKSON &. COOP
ER, where, by strict attention to easiness, they hope
to retain that patronage so liberally extended to tbe
concern of Patterson, Cooper dr, Co-
JNO H.PATTERSON,
J. H. COOPER.
Petersburg, 1st Jaly. 151.
NOTICE.
In withdrawing from the concern of Patterson,
Cooper dc Co., I take great pleasure in recommend
ing i he new concern of Patterson f Cooper to my
friends and th public generally.
July 4. 18&I. 53 P W, WALKER.
$25 Reward.
t RANAWAY from the subscriber, on or about
A the 23 of May, a negro man, PEYTON, aged
twenty-two year. Said hoy ia a bright mo.
lauu, about six feet on or two inches high, and
weighs from one hundred and eighty I ninety
pounds ; he has fine white teeth, a little swollen
beneath the eves front physical Cans, and has a
larce sore en on of hi Wrist. When he left home
be carried off one of Allen's revolving Pivtolsj Ths
Iart time heard from, be was making his way to-
fl wsru toe ivaivigo iuu nuiiniuu ilmui
, . 1 n.f.!v -I 1X7:1 : R.ll D u .1
Us has also been een aoont roplar spring meet
ing house, and Tho. Alston's plantation, near the
Baleizh and Gaston Road Tbe above reward will
be given for bis apprehension aud delivery to me-, or
confinement m any jail wnain ta state.
William Jeffreys J Sr.
Rockree. Frsnklin, July 3d. 1851. f &
SPLENDID SCHEMES.
FOR JULY 1M1.
j, W. TTfUillT V COn Jnmnager.
$40,000! $15,000!
$10,000 ! $80 of 1,000 !
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTEirY,
For the Benefit of Monengslia Academy,
Class No. 74, for 1851
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday
July 6th.
- 1 O-
1851.
75 Number Lottery 12 drawn Ballots I
o
Rich and Splendid Scheme!
1
Prite of 40,000, 1 of 15.000, 1 of 10 000, 1 ef 5,-
000, 1 Prix, or 3,1 to, V or 2,00, 3 0r i,.
600. 5 of 1,200.80 of
$1000 ,
JlC dec fx-
Tickets only 10 Halves 5,00 Unarten 2,60,
troths $1.87.
Certifies Us of packs gesot 25 Whole ticket! 130 00
Do. d. of 25 Half do 85 00
D. do. of 25 Unsrter do 32 00
Orders for Tickets and Share and.Certifieat
Package in th ab SpUndid Lotteries will re
oiv tbe snost prMppt atUntion, and a official aO
nunt of aar.h drawin- sent immedUUly aftr Hi
ver to all wh order from n -? "
-.i-a. - m-vi of Plaa and ansftsr Sesaiens, I
UatTm. 185L
ORDERED, that aU PUtioa for alterfwe; or
wUblisbinsPnbUoRoed. sbsll
hearing on th first dy of each Term, andxie beeli
case be heard en asy tnr day f the Tars, witnt
out e special order appointing ay particular eas
w. i..-, --- daw. na.nuW Tersa. wmen
sneoial ordar must b ad at a Tsxxa preceding
.. mt kL.V iV mm ia ta ha bMrd.
Ordered, ibat (hia RoU be pohJiahed in tbe 8Un
lard aad It gist sr. w t.
Attest J AMES T. MARRIOTT. Cfcr.
July 3rd, 1851. &4
puril4,,4l)e,jaiops).
- il l
Sjy COUIfTEttl
Tho best Family Kedicia new hatar tk pmhUe.
It Las been computed, that during the last
twenty years, three millions of persoRS hare
annually been benefited by the use of
tilOSe Kedioines ; net which speak volumes
in favor of their curat ire propcrtie single trial
will phty them iyond tu roach of eowipcLitinii m
the eMthuation of every patient. By their me the
Mood is restored to a pur and healthy state, (rved
from all impurities. Tit system i not reduced
duriinr Uhur operation, but mriesmted, and Uiey
require no restraint from buemca pleasure.
Tlie Afflictod hare in Moffat'i Life Pill
and PhoaniZ Bitten, a remedy rhat will do
fur them nil that medicine eon possibly effect
Tbe genuine of these medicmes are now put np
with a fine steel engraved wrapper and labels,
and cony right secured according to the laws of the
United States.
Prepared by W. B. K0FFAT, JL D., New
York. Fw sale by
J. J. RYALS.
Raleigh, Aug. 2Tih, 1850. 79 ly
Tanner's Oil..
ITUST received and for sale at the Drug Store
tV of t
WILLIAMS, HAY WOOD fc CO.
April 7th. 1851. 29
Fine Black Doe Skin Cass. Pants,
lfl'7 PAIRS, just opened of Superior Cassimrre,
lvJ I entirely new S.vle and Cut. The beat fit
ting Pants out; so every body says.
K. L. HARDING & CO.
Aprilib, 1851. 29
Toll the Hell Still Louder Toll It ?
Convey ye winds the Joyfal sound from Currituck
U Cherokee from the Arostook :o the Sabi, that
th Immortal Insect" is at Home again
NEW SPRING ANO SUMMER GOODS,
FOR 1851.
OLIVER & PROCTER,
See R. R. If. R
aanTE are now reeeiving and opening at our
Wf "Grand Emporium of Taste. Fashion
Elegance," Uglv Row, opposite LougeVs, one doer
above Liiehfsrd's, snd bard by Towle's snd Prim
rose, a esoie selrction of vernal and solstitial
r abricks for male attire, embracing every color and
variety, of which tbe following are a pen :
ulack. bine, olive green, brown Dahlia anu Ze
phyr Clothes, Drop d'et and Caahmerstu, all co
lor, far Summer coats. Black, aing! milled doe
skin and fancy French Caasimeres f every variety
white end colored, entirely new and very beautiful,
Plain white and Buff Marseills; Figured Satins,
Silks and Shally Vesting. All o' theee goods were
elected by "The Bugg," in person, from tn lattM
importation and can be confidently reeommendrd
to our frienda and pntrons as beiog precisely The
Things" for Spring and Summer eosimry.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN.
Oh, where are the words that can truly impress
Th pleasure we feel when we're eff by express
TSn Steam King is op, sod the whistle is heard
The bell gives tbe signs), we're off like a bird.
Through mountains aud valleys , ngnt rawara
ore,
Hurrah I then hurrah I we are off by express.
Our flight like th eagles, as fearless and brave ;
Th flag tells ofrafety a gaily it waves.
Th rails a re all clear, and th Monarch's a&ead;
See forth from hia nostrils th deep glare of red;
Still onward and onward we gallantly press,
Hurrah! then hurrah I ws are off by express.
Towns, cities and hamlet a, bav pasaad ia review
Like soma diorama ef beautiful hue.
Our journey's accwmplwbed, safe, eat a a dart.
Oar frame not fatigued, nor oppressed is the heart.
With Ire and spirit right onward we presf.
Hurrah ! theu harrabl we ere safe by express.
What applies to the rails is in eommerce tbe same
Aad hence 'Bugg's' greatness, and hence 'Bugg' s
lame,
Express is hi motto ; in miller of J res.
Receives sil his fust) ions sua medels by express.
All tbe quahbcaiious the Bugg- does possess,
1 outstrip all 'slow trsins'-thus he Wins by expr
Expressly his fabrics are made for this mart,
Expressly be nurtures bis cutters of art ;
Expressly for him the best workmen's retained,
Expresly for all such prime clothe be s sustained
Expressly to please you, his effort progress,
Expressly in beauty aud cheapness of dTese.
OLIVER dt PROCTER.
Merchant Tailors,
Rateigb, April 19th, 1S51. Ti
POST SCRIPTUM.
Sprlnff and Summer Clothls, 1131
KTjPE are flew opening n beautiful supply of
JrJy clothier. Frock, dress, and sack eoaU of
cloth, Casbmarott and Alpacba, all color. We
have a few dosen Skeleton French sacks without
lining, made of Cashmeretisaud Zephyr cloths, in
which we defy competition, (for gentleman's Sum
mer wear) Gias Linen frocks, super French dril
ling panUlooos, all colors. chap and wsrranted in
all rerpects, Csssimere pantaloons. Vests, gloves,
Docket handkerchiefs, suspenders, shirt Collars.new
style in fact every thing usually kept by Merchant
Tailors sr rurouaing noues.
UL.I YEK -ftrRUlTCtt.
April 19lh, 1S51. 32
YOUTHS CLOTHING.
wjTjrE have sis on hand a complete assortment
f y of Youth's Clothing Frock coats, or eiotb
A I pacha, Tweeds, end brown linen, alto tacks and
Pantaloons, ef all kind. We invite th especial
attention of parents end guardians te this branch of
onr trad, as w wtiieeii eiouuog cheaper tnaa you
can bur ta Oooosne warrant tbaaa in ail respects
OLIVER dt PROCTER.
To Fancy Gentlemen.
WE kav a few Highfalotin, Low Vulgar. P
rw, tedundtM, and Jay bird stripes nd
plaid tor pantaloon. Also few dosen dr
shirts, vry superior. O. k P.
The latest aris, Londnnd Northern Pesbiena
just at band. Grateful ver for tb patronage uni
Cermly nestowed nn ns so liberally sine our coaa
moc nasal in eesin. we will endeavor to merit
its coattnnane by renewed ex en ion for thir inter
nal and fxwnaV welfrr of tbe Public
. OLIVER" dt.PROCTER.
RsUigh,Aprn 19ih 1851-
BnTning Fluid,
RECEIVED Utis da and fee ssie st tbe Drug
Store of-
WILLIAMS, HAYVVQOU , Ca
ipiU7th, m. 29
Co
Jm
RAM, N; vC JULYJ,
TTOeT trtcrtted, jeMup direeftoni -tiir
JI saannfMtory. i- ' - w."
Ladie Kid end Mereeco Walking Shoe, Ties snd
Buskins,) . . i.,,,..
do de sad,' 4e Slippana k V
AL&p ON UAN.0.1
100 pieces Light Snd Dark CJJeo,t ,
Bleacled and Bri we Shirting 4 Sheetings,
rF7A a general auortfunt xf.
DryGeods.. Ilate and Shoes,
Lawn and .Gingsams, Greceria,
Cambric aad Jaeenetts, Crocker.
For sale, low. by
J.BROWN,
No. 9 Fsyetteville Street.
Ralelgh'Jkngnat 6th. 1850. '. 63
To my Town & Country friends.
fnHE Subscriber would respectfully call the at
Jl. teatiowor hlaTown and Country 'friends to
hs sioek of Family Groceries, which he is determin
ed te tell on a good terms as any in th pwea.
Among hia stock may b found.
80 Bbbl. best Petersburg Flour whole and half
barrels.
S Had. Bright and Dry P. R. Sugar,
5 hbl do d N. O. do
6 do Crushed de
5 do Clarified do
4 do PalertxW do
1 Package beat LoaT de
Rio. Laguira and Java Coffe,
Imperialand Black Tea, a fine article,
Tallow, Adamantine and Sperm candles,
Washing and Fancy Soaps,
Crane's Wash mixture--a superior article,
A fine lot imported segars different brand,
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather; and many arti
cles in the Grocery and Confectionary Hue.
Give me a call, and I am determined not to be un
dersold by Jew or Gentile.
- L. B. WALKER.
Raleigh, Nov. 7th 1850- 91
RETAILERS - OF GENTLEMEN'S
HATS-
jpbkRDERS AT WHOLESALE FOR HATS or
4JF lb Fwaliloua for September, 1851, (now mod
led,) will be received by us until Jly 2f)th, and
forwarded from August 15th to September 15th. .
MjEJM tl IT A. CO.,
Lemden ami Introducers of Fashion for Gentlemen'
Hit,,
No. aad 4 AStoR HOUSE,
kkw York citt.
A larg assortment of PANAMA HATS, of va
rioua qualities, at wholesale and KetalL
May 10.1851. 39 2m
PEKIft TEA COMPANY.
75 AJTD 77 rULTON STREET, N. YORK
L B. WALKER, AGENT.
RALEIGH, N. C.
THE Pektri Tea Company has been established
many yesrs. and hss slwsys maintained a high re
nutation for Teas of the most delicious character
and fraeraaev, and at prices whieh have in every
instance given perfect satisfaction. Tbe Tens are
warranted pure, and may be returned if they do not
prove to be aa they are represented.
GREEN TEAS. per. lb.
Young Hyson, 60
Young Hyson, Sweet Csrga, 63 1-2
Young Hyson, Fine Cargo, 75
llyaou, ii
Hyan, fine, $1 00
Hyu Skin, good, 38
Hyson Skin, extra Sue, 6t 1-2
Gunpowder, 75
Gunpowder, fine, $1 00
Gunpowder, extra fine, plantation $1 50
imperial, 70
Imperial, fin. SI 00
imperial, extra fine plantation. $1 50
BLAC K. TEAS.
Niog Yong good flavor, 40
Ning Yong extra fine, 50
Many sell this at a higher price, calling it
Oolong.
Oolouga rich Black Tea,
Ooleng, fine.
Oolong. Plantation Growth,
Oolong, delicious.
50
62 12
75
00
II
tinglish Breakfast, fine,
English Breakfast, extra fine,
Fragrant Eng'ish Breakfast,
English Breakfast, Superior plantation,
50
62
62 1-2
65
Walker,
Orders mar be addressed i Littleton B
Agent, for the above eempnny. A cop
of a guide
te Tet-drinkera. a very interesting treatise on Tea
culture, dus, mVy be hMnratta by explication.
Fayetteville Street, lUleigh. . U. 48 tf
Pleasant Grove Acadeiiiy,
WAKE FOREST, If. C
THE next session of this inatitution will com
mence on the Wt Monday in July next, un
der tbe supervision of Mr. Wni. M. Crenshaw, late
graduate of Randolph Macon College. Mr. Cren
shaw conies highly recommended by the facolty of
said inatitution.
Students can he prepared here fur Collage or for
the active pursuits of life.
This Schnol may now be regarded as permanent;
and being situated in a neighborhood distinguished
for health and beam if ul scenery, a liberal share of
patronage will be expected.
Term for Tuition of Five Months.
7, 10, and $15. aooordiug to advancement. -No
deduction exoept in eases -if protraoUd illness.
Board eouvenieut to the Academy may be obtained at
f 6 per mouth.
For further particulars address Dr. W. Hartsfield
at Forestville, N. C.
By order of th Trustees.
May 29,1861. 4J tmJuly.
ITW AlTuD
IsEJi SO AMBLE GOODS.
NOW' receiving, by every trsin, a very large
apply of Goods for Spring and Summer Trade,
mnraciug grrst variety of
FjVTCYjJjYD staple dry goods.
Hals, Shoes, Bonnetai, Hardware, Crockery, Car
riage Trimmings and Groceries. bich are ffeied on
the most liberal terms, for Cash, or to punctual Deal
ers, on reaxonsble term.
Please rail st the old Stand, 3 doors above the
saarset, and se for yourselves.
JAMES M.TOWLES.
Msy 1st, 1851. 36
Notices
ALL persons indebted to tbe lafe firm of Wm.
.Pack dtSon si earnestly requested to cme
torwti one seui tneir accunu ana notes, ss it is
absolutely Accessary
aaid firm.
to close the business of the
IW. PECK,
Surviving Partner.
58 4w
July 1st, 1851.
P, 8. Tb bu tinea
Subscriber. " .-
ill be continued by the
I W. P.
dYE W DB$SS0f$ SJSLOOJT.
rTI ARCUS L.tgw'iS would most respetfu1Iy
3as bnennee to bis frianda, and tbe Public gen
relry, that b is now prprt to axecute th vari
ous branches ef hi profession in thamost nat,
cUanly and faabionabi 8tyU
S&attngf. Jlair Dretting, SAampooning, Etc,
. Hi koons i in th Kvaitr Buildincs. diractlr
pposite the Terbrongb Hon, and two doer South
aft Uity Hoisl. . .
Th proprietor is always at Horn with, .
Sclssorg sharp and Razors koto.
To oat your Hair and shave jour clean "1
Raleigh, April 1st, T.851. 37 If
TO
!M i v
r'Tvmilll3. K ;
?pHE nndmlgn4kvfxuck esf erience end
SjJb success in tha JMsieeaa. still takes militarv
.- .b
claims for. Bounty lanes; andJensious for prosecu
tion before the government, , on very reasonable
terms, airf with tbe utmost faithfutpem and dis
pateh. Art letter to him,' fromclaicsaats, mast be
postage jwid. , t
C7The but .Congress gave lands-to all the of&
eera and SoldierV who served one month or loger,
and if dead, to their widows and minor children, in
all the wars ef the United States, sinee 1790.
And provision is now also made for - pensions
Widows of Soldier of the Revelation, who mar
ried before the year 1800.
He can furnish Information concerning the grades
of officers of the Revolutionary War, which is all
important to claimants, and 'difficult to procure
elsewJiere. His charges will be moderate.
Any information concerning th heirs of the
following officers of tbe Revolution will b thank
fully received, vlx : '
Thomas Clark,- James' Hogan,
Alexander Martin, Won. Davis, '
James Martin, John White,
James Moore, J oshna Bemaa.
He can also furnish a copy of the rolls of th
Officers and Soldiers of the State of North Carolina
in the war with Great Britain, declared 18th of June
18 12, givagin mamy instances th leugth-of r4.
their respsefiv offices and Regiment; tbe time of
entering the service Qy also the deserters, aad
every particular to facilitate the Collection or their
ClaimsTJ Every agent should have a copy. Cost
only 910 each county !
J.H. KIRKHAM,
Raleigh N. C.
Raleigh, November 1st, 1850. 88
SHOIS,
II A DI E'S Black Lasting Gaiters,
II A do Bronte Moroco do
Bl.tck Kid and Bronze Slippers,
Goat, Moroco and KiJ Walking Shoes,
Misses' Shoes, children's do.
KEAUTT & LITC1IFORD.
Raleigh. April 8th. 1851. 29
... ,, Important to
MIL LEU S A ND MILL- O WNER S !
THE Uude-rsigned would respectfully inform
those eognged in the Milling business in Nenh Car
olina, that he keeps constantly on hand, snd will
supply at the sootiest notice, that almost invalua
ble article,
YOUNG'S IMPROVED PATENT
SMUT AND SCREENING MACHINE
The only Machine of the kind that has stood the
tet and given satisfaction id the public. It has
implanted every Smut Machine yet offered in the
State, more or less of which hnve been taken down to
uiake room for it. The poblie need fear no irnposi
1100. as mere sr now some 290 .Machines running
in North Carolina ; and 1 wih to offer no other
V fere rices than the gentlemen who are using them,
whose expectations have been more than realised in
their performance. It not only thoroughly cleanses
the Wheat of Smut, but also purifies it of all other
substances, almost to perfection. It takes up hut 4
teet yqunrs in tbe mill and requires but little pow
er. It is warranted for nveymrs agniust breaking
or wearing oat, and also to retain its cleansing qual
ities for that time.
There are a number of these Machines throngh
which 100,000 bushels of Wheal Iwtve been cleans
ed and they have uever been out of order one diy.
There was awarded to it the Premium of the Ma
ryland State Fair, and a Premium with a silver me
dal, at the Fair of the Maryland Institute, at Dal
more, last Fall.
Address the Subscriber st South Lowell Mills
Orange County, N. C.
JNO. A. McMANNEN.
December 26, 1850 tf 104
DiU Lt STITH,
HAVING permanently located in Raleigh, of
fers hi professional services to hia ok! Irienda
bou patrons snd to the public generally. Hi charge
will le as moderate and reasonable aa those of tne
other City Physicians.
He will be found at all times, when not out on
professional bucineas, at hi office over the Stureof
Mesr. A. B. Stith dt Co., during the day, and at
night st I be Yarbrough House.
April 19th, 1851.
Regular Line.
THE Cspe Fear ntrambost C
Steamer Chatham will run regultrlr
between Wilmington and Fayetter!!!, commen
cmg on Monday the 27ih instant, leaving Fay
etievi'le every Monday and Thnrsday at 9 o'clock
A. M. and arriving at Wilmington same evening,
givinsr Passengers going N'irib an opportunity
lb lake the cars next morning at 0 o'clock. And
levc Wilmington on Tncsdiys and Fridays, a
2 oVIrck P. M., rrvinir assenser by the cars,
which arrive at Wilmington at 1 o'clock daily,
an opportunity t take ilie-41r.at Io Fayetteville
1 he oteainer Uiv. Oraham, with the low
Boats belonging to ibe Line, will run in rounex
im ui'h the Chatham, making one or more trips
a week, as circumstances may require.
Passengers and Freighters may rely upon the
above araangmtnt. It is hoped that the neces
sary expenses tn by incurred be thi arrangement
will be rewarded by au increased patronage;
otherwise a loss will probably be sustained by the
uompany, which will lead to a discontinuance ot
a regular line of running.
JNO.D. WILLIAMS. Ajrcnf.
Cpe Fer Steam Boal C.
Fayeltvillc, Jan'y 20. 1851. 9 if
SPUI ST1LK, 1851.
JfJST received, a varied assortment of Misses
Flats, Boys snd Infant's Hats, Ate, Artificials
1LS0,
A hanisom lotf Parasols and Ladia'a Umbrel
las. HEART I dr, LITCHFORD.
April 8th, 1851. 23
BUSINESS COJlTS.
MORE of those desirable Coats ; Just
opened at tbe lo price ef $4 50.
E. L. HAUDINO 4-CO.
100
COFFEE.
400 BAGS
prime green K10
and Lsguyra
Cffe,
50 bags Old Government Java Coffee.
For sale by
Peebles, White, Davis &. Co.
Petersburg. June 9th, 1851 47
Oxford Female College.
THE 'first Session of this institution will com
mene on Monday, the 21st of J nly, ensuing.
It is very desirable that pupils, who expect to
enter tbe College, should be present at the opening
f the session.
By order of the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Oxford, June 26th, 1851 . 62 41
Sea Bathing Cape May, Ii. J,
jpiONGKESa HALL is now open for tbe recep.
tion of y tailors.. The proprietor, thankful for
the liberal patronage heretofore received , would
rpectiully solicit those mrending to visit thi pop
uter bathing place the pretest aon, to mak his
bouse their horse. HlrraacmnU and eceom.
xaodationa, he it as la, will b more salisfactory m cu
sotMra than any whleb kav heretofore been provr
dd upon the Island, Tb Sabacriber ha ukea
pains to procur good and attentive colored ser
vant, under lAe coavietion that tbey sre bt suited
to tbecustem and want 01 amjomy of lb
jouinersat thisplac.; -:, c
J,- WU. IILLER.
:.(fy9nliVt.f&:i&U( i- l
MERINO JDRjSWEJIS. :JN& SJiWTS,
lfffsV jOsfat band. wrj eheap.
JlRjV E h. HARDING f
CO
NUMBER 55.
Field & .Isansstroth,
(SaccewoCs la Fo;tn, SrotlHrs k Cs)
Importers
166 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
IDfAYE en-band a very full stock of Cutlery,
lill Gone, Rifles, Pistols, it, including the low
est priced as well as the fiuest makes
AJUSO, -a fine assortment of shelf anU Heavy
Hardware and Saddlery. All of which will be of
fered to Ijuyers, or put up to order at th very low
est prices.
An'exnminntion solicited.
February, 27th 1851. 14
Notice.
THE Subscriber, as successor to COOKE &
BUFFALOE, in the Livery business will con
tinue it operation in all it branenes at hi sti
bles, on Wilmington street, and solicits the pat
ronsge of hi old friends and the public generally.
a Hia prices must be arranged agreeably to tbe
pices of produce and I tbour, and will be from
and after the 1st day of. February next, as fol
lows :
Pair of Horse per month, $18 00
Single do do 10 00
Do do week 3 50
Da do " day 75
Quarterly settlements will be required in all
instances, and perro:ia having horses now in luy
care are requested 1 1 lake them away, if unwil
ling to comply with the above conditions.
J ERE : NIXON.
Jin., 24th 1851.
Peruvian Government
eYTTTE are now Drepaied Io receive orders for
W W Guano, having m ide arrangements with the
Government Agent for a' certain quautity of the
bt Peruviau Guano for Autumn sales To pre
vent disappointment, those who intend to nse thi
article bad better send us their order nl once, and
the price can be fixed now or al the time of delivery,
as the buyer m.-iy prefer.
PEEBLES, WHITE. DAVIS &CO.
PETEaCBURG, VlRGISIA.
June 17 1851. 49 tf.
I.ookiu-Cilass Warehouse.
The Oldest and most Extensive in the United
States.
RICHARDS KINGSLAND, No. 3d Courl
landt St., New York, Wholesale Dealer In
and Mrtnuf.iciure of LOOKING GLASSES, and
Importer of LOOKJNi; GLASS PLATES, and
.PLATE GLASS for House and Sture Window
respectlully invites the ntteniion of Southern buyers
and Dealers to his nxtensir Stock embracing all
kinds of Muhog iny Toilet Boxes, wings' Mahogany
and Gilt, and Gilt Glasses, suitable for the trade.
Also, constantly on bnd, n large awortmrM of all
kind aud sizes of Ornamental, Plain, Pier aud
Mantel Glasses, Portrait aud Picture frames, -got
up in the richest and most gorgeous styley, from tbe
latexl Parisian and Forciju designs
Any inquiries, mide by letter, relative to the
prices of Goods, will be cheerfully answered by re
turn miJ.
N. B. All orders promptly attended to,snd Goods
packed with the greatest care.
June 17th, 1851 3m 49
THE AMERICAN GARDENER'S CALENDAR.
ADAPTED TO THE CLIMATE
AjYD SEASONS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Containing a eomplrte account of all the work
necessary to be done in tbe Kitchen Garden, Fruit
Garden, Orchard, Viueyard, Nursery, Pleasure
Ground, Flower Garden, Greeu-houEe, Hot-house,
and Forcing Frame, for every month in the year;
with ample Pructical Directions for performing the
same.
Also, general as wellns minnte instructions for
laying out or erecting each and every of tbe above
departments, according to modem taste and the
most approved plans : the Ornamental Plnutiog of
Pleasure UroundA, in tne ancient and moderu style,
tbe cultivation of Thorn Quick, and other plants
suitable for Live Hedges, with the best method of
making them, L3 To which are annexed catalogue
of Kitchen Garden PI mis and Herbs; Aromatic
Pot, and Sweet Herbs : Medical Plant, aud the
most important Or" pes, &c , need iu rural economy
with the soil best adapted to their cultivation. To
gether with a copius Iudex to the bady of the work.
BY BKKAHU MM A HON.
TeutU Edition, greatly impraved. In one ol. octavo.
r or sale at the
N. C, BOOKSTORE.
Raleigh June 34th, 1851. : t
JFitESIl AIC1I1VAL.S
SEMI-WEEKLY.
HARDING ii. CO. will receive new goods twice
a week during tne entire season, direct from
tbe Manufactory, By this arrangement, purchasers
will always nod something new and attractive by
examining their Hlock. Aa for Bargains, Gent,
you cstit begin 10 buy sa cheap eUewhere. Catl
and examine yourselves
UnJf r th Telegraph Office,
Fayetieville trcet."
Roleigh April 1st. 27
$30,000! State Bonds.
Tbkasmiy Office Raleigh, N. C, )
June 24th, 1851. )
SEALED Proposals will be received at this Of
fice until lb 26ib of July next, for the pur.
chase of 30,100 doll-ira worth of bonds, iuued bv
the State of North Carolina, interest at tb rate of
sit per centum pr annum payable semi annually
and principal payable at the end of tweBty years.
IsKued under an cci of the General Assembly of
North Carolina, fit the session of I848-'49J entitled
An act to inc rprute tho FayeUeville aud Wes
tern Plank Road Company."
Persons bidding will endorse on their letters'-P. o-
potals for State Slocks
LIAJUJbL W. UUUH1S,
Public Treasurer.
Baletgh. June 23rd, 1851. 5U td
Ridgeway Academy.
PREPARATORY TOR. M. COLLEGE.
4 SjIIE Fall Session of ibis School will commence
4ri ou the 14ih of July uext, and coutiuue Urt
months.
The Bnard of Trustees have the pleasure f
inform the pub ic, that thy have secured the ser
vices of Mr. HENRY W. WINGFl ELD. A. B ,
who is recommeuded by the Faculty of Kandolpb
Macon College aaa gentleman of thorough Acade
mic qualifications.
The Academy Is situated in Warren county, on
th Raleigh aud Gaston Kail Road. The vicinity
is remarkable for iu general health, morality and
intelligence, and offer strong iudocercenl Lo thoa
gentlemen on tbe seaboard audio the southern part
of the State, who desire lo educate their son when
they may enjoy a pure aud braciog atmosphere.
A commodious Hall ia contiguous te the Academy
for th aeoommodatian of brdr. .Who will 'h
under the immedhie supervision of th Priueipat.
While the Academy is preparatory to R M.
College, scholars will be instructed In the Euglish
coarse only, or prepared fof any other College or
University, -r, -; ' -, -
It is very xnheh desired that all seb4ar for 4h
session should b present during tbe first week, as,
after that lima, no classes wille formed.
: TERMS.
CUsdce, ' - ' $15,00
Advanced English, - 13.6C 1
, Primary English, r h,it - Ja,00
CrWd (inCdiog aU eont'st xp.) 40,00 pes ses'n
GEO D BASJJERVILLE,
Preelient'of the Beard,
June 23d, 51 twj
Advertisement. For every JSixt ten Ain M
insrtin, Oa Dollar; each sufcseut inaertjen
Twenty Ceahsi j - K ": -
Cenrf Crdere6 judicial AdvertiseenUyi'M
charged 95 per cent. Wgber ; iit deductiea Q S3 1
peijcent. will be xnade from the regular prices
adve'rtiserrby the year. ;1' ''
Advertisements, inserted in the Seju-WeekLtRs
oiSTES, will also appear iu the WeekiW Paper, fe
of charge. . .
tT Letters t the Editor most be rorr-rAin.
ror Ibe flrmoral nnd Pcrmnncnt Cars if
NERVOTJ3 EISEASBS, V
tad of those Cml:iint which ftre earned by aa iovpajs
waakcitv .r mil.eaUliy cnmlition at tba
IfSKVUVS SYSTEM.
HiU beautifn) nnd convenient aplication of the myilarioat
Sowers of GALVANISM a VI MAUNKT1S.M, ha bcaa pre
sou need by li.tiBguiliel h sician., both ia KuropaaaS W
United State, to be. the o$t' valuable vteiicinml Hitmrj tf
U .'fe.
Dr. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC BELT
urxl
MAGNETIC
FLUID,
IS ned:with th most pcifecl n certain
ucceu in
eae f
OBJIRllAli UEBIMTT,
Strengmeninx the irrakeneil body, jiving tone to the variant
arfans, and invigorating (he entire t-lm. Alto in FITS,
CHAMP, PARALYSIS and PAISV. bSPK.PSIA or INDI
GESTION, BllKUMATiSM, ACUTK aad Cll RON IC. GOUT.
EPILEPSV, LUMBAGO, ftf.AKNKSS. NKUVOUS 'TRfcV
MORS. PALPITATION OK THE HEART, APOrLKXt
NEURALGIA, PAINS in tl.e SIDE and CHEST, LIVES
COMPLAINT, SriNAL COMPLAINT, and CUR VA TUBA
ef the SPINE, IliP COMPLAINT, DISEASES of tb Kin.
NEY8, UEKICIENCV OK ERVOUS and PHYSICAL EM
EROY.and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints arts
from on umpl cause namely,
A Derangement of th Norvons System. .
Qrj- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Dmgi and Medietas
met rate the diieatr, for tliey we.iken tbe vital enargie of th
already proatrated lyslem ; while nnder tb stfuf thninj,
liCf-ciiing, vitalizing influnce of Ualvaniim, a applMd by
thii twaotifiil and wonderful difeovery, the exhauitad patit
and weakened ufi'orcr U restored to former health, slrsngt
elasticity and vigor.
The great peculiarity and excellence of
Dr. Christie's Galvanic Curatives,
ecfwUU, in the fact that they arrest and core disease by ear
atari avplicmlion, in place of the ncual mode of drugging Sad
Bhyeieking the patient, till exhausted Nature linka BopeMaiiy
ander the inniction
TTief slrrngtken the whale tytlem, equalize the circulation tf
the blaod, promiale lit tccretiant, imH never do Ike llifhteH injurf)
nnder any eirenmnancet. Since their intmductioa in th
United State, only three yean ainre. more than
GO, OOO Persons
iactading all age, etaeae, and condition, among which WS
a targe nnmber of ladie, who are peculiarly abject t NTV
a ComidainU. have been
ENTIRELY AND FERMATTEKTLT CUBED,
when all' hope of relief had been given tip, aud every thiaf,
la bea tried in vain !
To ilhrttrale the ne of the QAT.VANIC BELT, rappee
the esse of a perron afflicted with that bane of civiuxatiee,
DV8PEPSIA, or any other Chronic or Nnrroot Disorder, ha
111 aim 1 j 1 mm, stimulant, ere taken, which, by their actio eta
Jis nerves and ranecles of the stomacn, adurd it ; ij rUL
out which leave the patient in a lower ttata, and with lajnrs '
far 11 1 ties, after th actio thus excited has ceased. Nowcpat.
fare this with the cflect resulting from the application et the
GALVANIC BELT. Takes Dyspeptic sutterer, area ia fb
worse symptom of an attack, and simply tie the BU around
the body, using the Magnetic Klutd as directed. In a sjsect
period the losewihle perspiration will act oa the posJUf)
element of the Bait, thereby caving a Galvanic airenlaHa
which win pass on to the negative, and thane back agaia w
the positive, thus keeping up a centinooas Ualvanie otfav
tion throughout the system. Tans the most severe eases ef
DYSPEPSIA are PERM A NENTLY CURED. A JEW DAYS
IS OKTEN AMPLY SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATS THC
DISEASE OF YEARS.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
Of U anost tiudoDbted Chasmetor,
from all part ef the Country could be given, s affluent to 0
very column in this paper !
AN EXTHAORDINARY CASE,
wttkb conclusively prbvas ASt-
" Trnth is stranger than Fiction."
BHKCSATISS, BRONCHITIS AND DYSPEPSIA.
Rev. Dr. Landis, a Clergyman
ot New Jersey, of distinguished attainments and cxaHe
reputation :
Sidkkt, New Jersey, July 13, 1818.
D. A II. CHimr-f)ear Sir Yn wish to know of sae
what ha been the resnlt in my ewu case, of Uie application ot
THE GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE. My reply Ua
follows : .,
For almut twenty yean I had been suffering from Dyipcf.
(ia Every year the symptoms became worse, nor aould I
obtnia permanent reliei from any coarse of medical treataiecM
whatever. About fmtrletn years lince. In conseoueac Of
frequent exposure to the weather, in tbe discharge of my paa
loral duties, 1 became subject to a evere Chronic Rheusaa
Usm, which for year after year, caused me iudeseribat
Bgninh. Farther 1 in the winter of '4 and '4A, in eonsequene
of preach ing a great daal ir my own and varkm tkar
ehnrche in thte region, I was attacked by the Bronchitis,
which soon became so sever as to rcqaire an Immediate susv
peasion of a.y pastoral labers. My aereeus ysss warn aw
thoroughly pr.ttrated, and as my Bronchitis became worse, sa
also did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic affection tho eviaeins;
that these disorder were connected with each other throwgi
th medium of the Nervous System. In the whole phanrtae
pia there seemed to be no remedial (gent which ol
reach and recuperate my Nervous System ; every thing that I
aad triad for this purpose had completely failed. At last -we
led by my friends to examine your inventions, and (thoeg
with no very sanguine hopes of their efficiency ,) I determines
to try th effect of the application of the GALVANIC BtXf
AND NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This wss
in June, IS4S. To mi nrr.iT storishuert, in rw save aw
Dvsrcrm llso nom; in bight urs I was cnaatM
iiicii mt riirMti. i.moas; wo a hc I sihcb antv
iimu (cavicc on icrooni or the Baoiicti itm ; Ara asv
Rhkvhatic srrecTio. hii RXTiat.LT ceasfd to tbocbls st.
Soeh is the wonderful and happr remits of the experimeat-
I have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many wh
hare been likewise sufTcring from Neuralgic affections. Thy
have trie them, wit nrrv ruolts, I bclibsc, is avxav
asc
1 sra, dear ilr, very respectfnlly your.
ROBERT VV. LANDIS.
DR. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE
se4 for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head, eh SS
Branchttia, InAammation of the Throat. Nervous and
Headache. Di 7. lines of the Head. Ncaraleia in tba Faa.
axziag or Roaring in tbe Ears. Deafness, which is generally
Nervous, aad thai dw tressed complaint, called Tie DoWreax.
Palsy and Paralysis.
AH physicians acknowledge that these tsrntle diseases
sansed by a dehcimcm af Ntrvavi Energy in tbe al
limb. Da. Ciisistie's Galvanic Articles will apply thia
SeScient power, and a complete and entire care i thai effot4-
1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
have been reported to Da. Christie and hi AgeirtswRlua tb
last two years, which kav been entirely restored. . . .
CXI- Car. Andrew J. K. Tomes ef Brooklyn. K. Y- had act
ba able to walk a step for near four y ears, and was so hek
laa thai he had to be fed. The most celebrated pbysiaiaa
av him op In
n five dayi after ha commenced wearing
', Ntctfi.acK, EuctMtTa ks wall
the
tb room, and in three week ha had perfect It recovered
hi aeelta. Captain Tomes is seventy year of age.
Severe Deafness Cored.
Tae following is aa extract from a letter lately received
(Mm a distingauhed physician in the Stat of Virginia :
"A. H. CatatariK, M. D. Dear Sir t One of ley petisats.
akaowa to m. obtained vonr Galvanic Belt an Necklaea,
wKxt th Hafnetic t'tutd, tor h serion affection of Dcafh.
Th ease was that ot a tody whoa Nerron system was much
dan)rel, a4 her general health poor. Much was dona
pveviowaly In tb urplieatioa of the Belt, bat with vary IrtUa
stscceas, and I feel it only right to tell you, that since sh com
menced wew-ing tbe Belt and using 'be Fluid, tnt a fw weehs
age, aha baa ENTIRELY RECOVERED HER HKARiNO,
aa bar general health is better than for several years." ,
0(7- Every ease of Deafness, if it be Nervous, a it generally
at, can b cared by thia wonderful remedy.
DR. CHRISTIE'S '
GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service in case of ConvaUSon or Wit.
ripe lill Complaint, and general Nervoaa AS'eetion of th
Head aad upper extremities Also in Palsy and raralrsis, aa
sdl dJas caused by a deficiency of powar or Nervew
taergy in th UaiU or other organ oi Ui body.
- Prices: .
Tae OalTaztlo Bait, r Three Dollars.
Tk OcJwanio Necklace, . Two Dollars,
Tbe OalTanlo Brnoeleta, .On Dollar Each.
The Magxtetie jPTnld, One Dollar.
rja Tba artiele are cepai by fuH and plaia
SnPhtoto with . fall VticaJar saay be bad SS
For sale, wbQlessJe; sno retail by P. 'F- PES
CtlPjRsleif h. j '
CltViiaLS oStZ jV32w &JbZ8
ft assortrsent en hafld a4 selUngeli.se
ILelst.. E.L. HARDING & CO
nfT!eg Nov., 171850 '