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j s ":- . I T " ' I ' J, AD VERT ISEMETS. P E SCUD , . RALEIGH, N. C, - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IX DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS, DYE-WOODS, AND DYE-STLrFFS, OILS, PAINTS and Fainted Articles; Vanishes Wm fcW and Putty, Glassware; French, Lngtieh fJ Perfumery - Fine Toilet aud Shaving boapa, .ue Tooth Snafi. Manufactured I Tacco , . . Dome8tic arraotcu in h Droper season. articles, Ac, c. . 3s- Afv Purchases are generally made for Cash, and .roods offered as low as they can be obtained ta atj fimilar establishment in this section: arranted to be O'ders Irom th Country promptly filled, and satis, faction guaranteed, with regard to price and quality Fhfsicians' Prescriptions will receive particular attention at all hours of the dav and night. . . Physicians furnished with complete stocks of JUe dicine, Shop Furniture and Instruments, at Northern prices. n-' TTI rrP.irE.ICE ! The "Wilmington Ice House" is I now open. The Public may depend upon having thci r L no ants i wants supplied, at all seasons ot the year, on reasonaoie terms. The House will remain open for delivery of ICE to " . tiri.. ..r a II X. fl, tlav c,t f Town customers irom urst u; tu i- ... ' November, between Sunrise and Sunset, closing one ha 1 hour each for dinner and breakfast. On Sundays, will close positively at U, A.M. From 1st November to 1st April, from Sunrise i, P. M., ciosing breakfast hour. Sundays, between i aud if, A. M. , . , . - ICE ordered ft om the country will be well packed and. promptly at all times. - ..n-nnrvr All orders for ICE must be addressed to " W ILMUSG TON ICE HOUSE." Terms Cash, which will be strictly adhered to in all cases. Tickets can be procure if desired. Deposits may be made by persons ordering from a dis tance. ; Kgf ' Priee, Ostt Cent peu pound, delivered at the Ice House. xtra charge for package, dray-age, tc. For small quantities, the proper change or tickets must be sent. This regulation is necessary, to avoid deten tion of Servants, j : As the arrangement are such that Servants will not be detained, there will be no necessity for any tardiness. Good weight at the Ice House will be short weight when it reaches its destination,' if Servants loiter on the way. A. H. TAN BOKKELEN. J.r PROPRIETOR. TTSRST PREMIUM I-SJIUT & SCREEX- r 1NG MACHINE, YOUNG'S PATENT. IM portant to Millers and Mill Owners. This machine re cc ved the first premium at the North Carolina Suite f air, and was recommended ti) the public as the best now in use in the State. Seven hundred "t them are now running in North Carolina, all of which are now in operation and have given the most entire satisfaction, in regard both to performance and durability, some having run six years and perform as well now is they did at first, and have no' been out of order one daV. We have thrown, out ten different Smut Machines Ho make room for this. They are warranted for five years, and delivered at the Mill any ' .1 .L- c?.., t - Mumifiitiireii nlltl sold hv ilNO. A. McMANNAN, iBouth Lojwell, Orange County, N . C - y Cut this advertisement out and keep it. June 10,lSo5. I n27 tf. EXPRESS FACILITIES. i DAMS & COS EXPRESS OFFERS T" THE V citizens of Kaleigh- the readiest means if obtain i:ig siipphes from New Yrk, Philadelphia. Baltimore, Petersburg, Norfolk, Portsmouth, etc. '. Our sExpress leaves all these points daily (Sundays ex cepted) in charge Jf trusty and experienced agents, lor the security of all matter submitted for transpirttation. Mud tpeeJ. is -insure J, as our cars ar.- run with the mail trains. . . Notes, Drahs,Bills, etc, promptly collected at allpoints where we have agents. Charges moderate ! ! - ADAMS '& CO., So. 10 Kavetteville st. : S. E. PHILLIPS, Agt. Raleigh, May 2G, 1851. .' 25 A FEW REMARKS! . June 15, 1854. If L HARDING has made verv recently large ae ja cessions to his STOCK, and can now certainly snp piv .ill those who are in ni-ed of well made ' SUMMER i !,( riiING:, He has on- hand one hundred .,ustre Ai (i i " i Sa.-ks, with Silk Velvet Collars; one hundred do. ii Hh n Dress -Frock style , sove.ny-five French Drnli V "',t. r Frocks, Velvet Collars; fifty Crape Camblet Sfieks i i I Kr icks one hundred French Linen Sacks ; seventy ji-.' Hmwn Duck Linen Frocks, cut in Dress Frock style: v ry hTidsiime :. White Grass and Gingham Sacks, in v qii iniity . also, a very lull aasortm nt of White and .', i1 .red Marseilles Vests : Black and Fancy Silk do.; i we'nty-five d'isen Gauze, Merino and Lisle Thread Un-cer-Sri rts Forbargains jn superior Ready-Made Olnih in'i, always bear in mind that HARDING'S is the nlaee. - . E. L. AARD1NG. . Kaleii.li, N. C. . -,: ' J UK NEW STOCK ! ! E. L. Harding has just reeeiv- t ed. and opened his stock of S1'RIN( AND SCM-M-.'Ul CLOTHINti, comprising all the new and desirable - ,-.es of- Fine French Cassimere Pants, Marseilles and k Vests, -Superior, French Cloth Frock and Sack Coat.-.- besides all the medium qualities. l'lfiMe -Goods are made tip -.rjr'-i!,' for our own sales, ; use juently ihe Gitrmuti are luuin in the latest and .' -st s.'y le. ' . ' , We can confidently and safely recommend our goods i ' wear: well, h many' can testify who have purchased from us fjr year's past. Our arrangenieuts are such that we can take measures and have garments made in the best style, and a good ' fit guarauied. In "reference to Dress Sh;rts, we would call the. atten tion of our customers to our styles. Orders taken, and shirts made to measure, in two weeks time. In fact we are prepared to suit our customers l.l every respect. jif Call at HARDING'S for ood (JOODS. Raleigh,, April 1, 185-1. 17 ; CARRIAGE M KING. RALEIGH COACH FACTORY. miLLIAMS At GORMAN, HAVING EN . larawd their establishment by the addition of Jen- kins' ShoK' -i Hargett fctreet, are fully prepared to execute orders for Carriages of every description. Employing experienced workmen and using the best of materials, their wrk will always be finished in a style warranted to ive satisfaction. . Repairing done with neatness aud despatch. - Factory on Hargett street, near the Baptist Grove, and at Clark's old stand, near the Masonic Hall I . Raleigh,' June 6, 1354. n28 12m. VTOTICE. ANY PERSON WHO WILL ACT ,X as an agent, and obtain subscribers for the Gi-oraki Hum ttiizelt-e, a Literary and Family Paper, published in Augusta, Ga., will be furnished the paper at the Lowest Club Prices., The Cash must accompany the names, and may be sent through the mail at our risk. CLCB PRICES . .. . . ; . . .. . . 3 50 - - - ' - - - . . - 5 00 . --------- 7 00 JAMES M. SMYTHE, : ROBERT A WHYTE, ; Editors and Proprietors. ir-'J-tf. Two Copies, Three, " Five. " - June, 1-54, ' TEACHER WANT F.D. WANTED, A LADY of experience and well qualified to aid in the English department f Edgeworth Female Seminary. " Apply to . RICHARD" STERLING. - '- Greensboro', N. C. June, 1S54. n29 fiw. : : . , YTE HAVE RECEIVED OUR SUPPLY OF Ll- V .nen Sheetiiigs, Pillow Case Linens, fine Fronting nd Shirting Linens of the most appr ved makers ; F.gur .'1 u i;l Striped Linens for children ; also Linen Damasks, L.nen Towels and Napkins ; Russia, Hnckabuck and her kinds of Towelling, Diaper ; Bleached and Brown Sli rt.ng Cottoi.s of all kinds. U . H. &, R. S. TUCKER. I SLIN CURTAINS AND DAMASKS ; TAM hord Gut tain.-, and 6-4 and 4-4 Damasks. W. ii. & R. S. TUCKER. PAINTS AND Oil,". A very large supply of all kinds of Paixts, Oils, and Varnishes to hand and l.ir sale, lower than can be bought elsewhere, on the moat accommodating ; terms by P. F. PESCUD. Sept. 24, 1853. ... 43. -VTANKEE NOTIONS. SOMETHING OF Every L thing. - '. W. II. &, R. S. T UCKER 17 MAHLER & CO., dealers in Groceries, Coni c- tionary, FaK;y Goods, Grocer , &e., Raleigh, N . C. October 6, 1B53, ' V a4 tf. V7lNTDOW GLASS A 'large supply of all sizes and qualities, kept on hand or ordered, to suit any size sash at very low rates. . ? Also, a good supply of PUTTY. Dealers will please give me chance to till their orders before buying else where, if they want good bargains. " P. F. PESCUD. Sept 24, 1858. . 43 . WOODWARD HOUSE, BY W. WOODWARD, M MN-STREiif,' STAUNTON, VIRGINIA. J Uilc', . 31 tf 1 . F IN Direct from New York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore to Norfolk. Weldon, Raleigh, Wilmington, Charleston and Aucusta, Mobile and aw .reau. T,,v SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, Daily, except Sundays) via Bay Line and Seaboard & Roanoke Railroad, to the above mentioned place, the Schedule be in" so arrano-ed that the Traveller is subject t no mght tntvelon the Railroad from New York to Wilmington, Through tickets from N. Y'ork to Wilmington, N. C. 15,00 - do do Weldon, N. C, 12,00 do do Norfolk & Portsmouth, 8,ai do Phiiad. to Wilmington, N. C. 14,w do do Weldon, N. C, . lrtw do do Norfolk' & Portsmouth, G,M do Baltimore to Wilmington, N. C, li.OO : "' do do Weldon, N. C, 8, do do NorClk & Portsmotitn, For 'further infonnation and Through Tickets, apply m New York at the New Jer.se v Railroad Office, foot of Com t-landS-t. In Philadelphia at the Philadelphia and Ba ti morc Railroad Office, in Library St. In Baltimore at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company foot of Lnion Docks, or on board the Bay Steamers. Omnibusses and Baggage Wag-ins are provided on the Line, bv which paasserigera and their baggage are convey ed tT.ruugh Pldladelphia and Baltimore free of all expense and Buoyage Conductors, whoso duty it is to give infor mation and check the baggage to the several points on this route, accompany the passengers. Passengers from New York and Philadelphia will have their Baggage checked to Baltimore and thence on board the Bav boats to Norfilk, Portsniouth, Weldon, &c The'uew and splendid Steamer NORTH CAROLINA ha just been added to- the line. The steamers Georgia an .Herald have just been thoroughly overhauled, new boilers, state rooms,, and every other convenience to make the passage comfortable and pleasant. One of the above steamers will leave the Baltimore Steam Packet Company's wharf. Union Dock, foot of Con cord street, for the South, dailv, i except Sundays) at (1 : o'clock, P. M., or immediately after the arrival of the ex press train which leaves New York at U A. M., and Phila delphia at i P. M. ; The following is the schedule Leave New York ' Leave Philadelphia Leave Baltimore Leave Pottmouth Leave Weldon. t iraM;.,rrinn . . .9 o'clock, A. M., ...2 " P.M. ...6 " P.M. ,...sy, " A.M. ...1 " P.M. . .10 " P. M. Jvtai u ijiuiiiLii. ...... -....... -. For Augusta, Charleston and the South, via Manchester Railroad, now finished. Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg, or any other points on James River, connect with the James River boals early next morning after leaving Baltimore. All passengers for Kdenton, Plymouth, Newbern, Wash ington, Weldon, Goldsboro', Warsaw, Raleigh, and Wil mfngton, N. C, or other point on the Seaboard aud Wil mington Roads, will find it the most pleasant and agreea-bh-foute. M. N. FALLS, Agent, Raleigh, April 8, 1S54. 22 tf. IriLDING HARD WARE, and Tool store exclusively. The largest establishment of the kind in ihe U. S. Wm. M. M'Clure & Brother, No 2S7 Market St. above 7 tli , Philadelphia. , if" Manufacturers' Depot for Locks of all kinds, War ranted quality ; Pat. Silvered Glass Knobs, 6cC; Premium Porcelain Knobs, over l"u Patterns: Silyr Plated Hinges, &c, with the most complete assortment of all the . modern patterns in this line. Builders aud dealers are invited to call aud examine our stock. Illustrated Catalogues, sent by Mail, if desired. Hpt air registers aud ventilators, at factory prices. Person at a distance who wish to order Goods, and desire an estimate or particular description, can write to M'CtrnE & Brother, and all information as to Goons and Prices will be given by return of mail. All orders put up under the immediate supervision of the hrm CALL AND SEE US. March 4, 1S54. 13 6m. EEP-A LOOK OUT! WHEN YOU SEE EVANS & Cooke oVer ihe door, walk in. No. '.) Cheap place, under the Sky Light, ond door above every body. There are so many crowding next door to Messrs. Evans . and Cooke, we wish you to " look out." AVe have received our entire supply of Goods, consist ing ot everv article kept in a first rate Southern Retail and .Wholesale House, and feci confident it. would prove to be the interest of all who wish to save in purchases to give-our stock au examination before buying. Harding will.be at home in a few days bringing with him what's nice. i EVANS & COOKE. Raloigh, March 17, l.-,4, nl7. tf. TUST RECEIVED, AT THE OLD STAND, ONE . door above R. Smith's Corner, a beautiful assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods. Plain -and Figured Silks. Plaid Silks of all colors. Black Silks of all grades. A great variety of Berages, Tissues, Challeys, Under sleeves, Collars, Caps, Laces, 4c., 4c. : Do not forget to call at the "Old Skv Lig-hf," No. i'.i. EVANS & COOKE. March, ls.-;4. nl7. tf. fS ENTLEMEVS DRESS ARTICLES. We cannow X. exhibit, without doubt, the best assortment of Gen: Dress Goods in the city. E. L. HARDING. Raleieh. Nov. 9, 1853. 9 1)OOTS AND SHOES. The undersigned takes the ; liberty to inform the citizens of Raleigh and the sur rounding country, that he lis just received from., the North a splendid and elegant tstock of Uootn and Shoes, which he will sell at the lowe.-t price, for Cash. Thankful for the former patronage bestowed upon him bv a liberal public, he solicits a continuance of the same. HENRY A. DEPKIN, West of the Capitol. N, 15. A good assortment of Shoe Lasts, Findings, Calf Skin, Lining and Bindings. Shoes kept constantly on hand. " - ' Raleigh, March 15th, 1S54. 15 tf. HPRE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW RECEIVING 1 their Spring Stock of STAPLE end FANCY DRY GOODS, comprising every variety and style of Dress (iiiod.s, worn cither by the Ladies or Gentlemen Their Stock is unusually large and was selected in person by, one of the firm, with great care and attention, to which they respectfully invite the attention of their Customers aud the public generally. W. H. 4 R S. TUCKER. March '24, K" i. 16 tf M AMTILLAS MANTILLAS ! ! A verv law assort . meat of Silk and Black Lace MANTILLAS AND POINTS. . f W. H. 4 R. S. TUCKER. March '24. 10 tf 1.-VVXS ! FAN'S ! ! Mourning and Fancv FANS. 1 W. II. 4 R. S. TUCKE TUCKER. March 24. 10 tf I) RESS TRIMMINGS AND EMHROIDERIES. . W. H. 4 R. S. TUCKER. March 24. 16 tf I II!B0NS AND GLOVES. W. II. & R. S. TUCKER, j 10 tf .March 24. TTM BR ELLAS AND PARASOLS Steeple Tops. U ' W. II. 4 K.'S. TUCKER. March 24. . 10 tf 101JINSON'S GAITERS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS. V W. II. 4 H. S. TUCKER. March 24. 16 if 4 BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF LACE GOODS, XJL; Collars, Chimizetles and Under-sleeves. W. 11. 4 R. S. TUCKER. March 24. 10 tf s ERV ANTS' GOODS. Marlboro Strijes and Plaids, 4c. W. II. 4 R. S TUCKER. March 24. 16 tf HATS ! HATS! HATS ! ! !-If yon want a HAT of any kind or description, call at W. II. & R. S. TUCKER'S, and you will iiml a Mammoth Stock. Any one gan be suited," as their stock embraces all sizes, from an infant's number to an old fogy's extra, their object being to combine Old Fogyism and Young Americanism W. H. 4 R. S. TUCKER. March 51. - 15 tf. A kegs Blasting POWDER. : O V 20,000 feet Safety Fuse. Just in store, by W. II. 4 R. S. TUCKER. March 24. 16 tf ANOTHER supply of those beautiful medium brown Moleskin Haw. Called "the voung Man's Hat" something Entirely new. - W. II. 4 R. S. TUCKER. Feb. lt, 1S54. ii "VttW JIol.isscs and Fresh whole grain Rice. Just re- i ceiveu ov W. II. 4 R. S. TUCKER. Feb. !-, 1854. 11- - fX DOZEN, ARMS Shovels. IV " w. II. a Ti s Trn-FB Feb. 18, 1854. U- II OPKIXS'' HOTEL, a few yarsH north of . THE COCKT-IIor.SE GREENSBORO', N. C SOLOMCN HOPKINS, Pmririetor. Febiuary, 21 1853. tf. T ATDOZN SiriRfsjust received" pi v v o E' L' HARDING. Raleigh, Nov. 9, loo3. 9 TENETS AND RIBBONS! BLOND, LACE, SILK JJT Straw, Leghorn and Florence Braid Bonnets. Also a good assortment of Ribbons of all patterns and prices. , EVANS 4 COOKE. ; March, IS.,4. nl7. tt (GENTLEMEN'S WEAR! PLAIN, PLAID AND X-. Striped Linens, Tweeds', Kentucky Jeaus, Cotton rades and North Carolina Cassimeres. ? , EVANS 4 COOKE. March, 1854. Di7 tf tOOOTS AND SHOES. J. MILES 4 SON'S PEGGED , ooots. Also, tancv fesrired and sewed bout A :J "'fe'- aoviiuieui 01 enoes lor nnii fiant 1X1 cu. EVANS 4 COOKE. nl7. tf. March, 1854 HATS 1 store a new supply of Beebe's latest style uto . win?,7? 7S?ents" HATS, LEGHORN,' STRAW, PEDAL AND WOOL HATS . J. ' ' EVANS i COOKE. March 24 15 tf . I I Business. 3CoJic.cs. B VKERY AND CONFECTIONARY. Puttick and Mitchell would respectfully inform the public that their establishment is now in the " lull tide of succestul operation," and they are prepared to execute all orders irl their line, in Cake and Bread-Baking, Candy making, &C -VC. Nuts, Fruits, Groceries, &c, always kept on hand. , , CIGARS. Our stock of Cigars is very large, some ot them of the choicest brands, such asEleGratitude.Cobden, Regalias, Silvas, Excelsior, El Ciervo, Steamboat Pnn cipes, 'and a variety too numerous to mention. OCT Parties in the city or country furnished with every description of Conlectionaries, xm the shortest notice and most reasonable terms. BRIDE'S CAKE carefully packed and sent to any part oi the State. Sugar and Molasses cakes, also Candy, buitable lor country stores, packed " in barrels or snia U.-r packages, cheaper than they can be bought at any other hou?e in North Carolina, or Virginia. Low profits and quick sales, is our motto. c RaleighMay 28, 1353. n26 tf. "TULL STOCK, 153. NO. 15, FAYETTEV1LLE A ST RALEIGH. T. R. Fentress, is now receiving his Fall and Winter S'ock of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestines, and a superior lot ofJleady Made Clothing, to which he invites the attention of his old customers, and file public generally. Having become connected with the far-famed manufacturing establishment of Groshoiig & Tupman.-of Newark, N. J., he is p epared to sell cloth ing cheaper than it can be bought elsewhere in the State, and be'nsr determined to earrv- into practice the o.d maxim of " Quick sales and smaii profits," customers may call at No '15, Fayetteville st., assured tnat their wants can and will be supplied. The quality and si vie of my Ready Made Clothing are not surpassed in this country. FOR THE YOUTH. In order to save both time, trouble, and expense to mothers, i have introduced into my establishment a lot of Boy's Ready Made Clothing, to which the attention ol the Ladies is verv respectfully called. II encouraged in this much desired branch of mv business, I shall cuntinue to keep on hand a very great variety, for boys from 6 to In years of age. ... The great advantage I have, from my connection with Groshohg & Tnpmnn, will enable me to keep ray stock replenished, weekly, with the latest and most ap proved stvies and fasKions. I continue, as usual, the manufacture of garments ; and having in my employ, first rate workmen, 1 promise to give satisfaction, both "in quality of goods, and workman ship. , . Gentlemen who furnish their own goods, may rely on having their work as well done, as if I furnished them. Cutting done, promptly. To my former patrons, who have stood by me for so I0112 a time, I return my sincere thanks, and humbly trust to merit a continuance ot their favors, by strict attention to busi"eSS- . T.R. FENTRESS. Raleigh, November 3, 1853. o HARDING' o Ready Made mode styles and Gen eral Emporium, Fayetteville street. A magnificent assortment, ali sizes for men and boys, well made goods. Every article sold is guaranteed in every respoet. This Stock was selected and made up under my own super vision expressly for my sales ; believing that it is the best policy to manufacture good Ready Made Clothing so that the purchaser can buy without the trouble ol hay ing his wearing apparel made to order. Gentlemen will find upon examination upwards of Ten Thousand Dollars worth of the choicest goods ever opened in this city. Raleigh, Sept, 1S53. 46 MORE CLOTHING. T. R. Fentkess has just re . ceived an elegant lot of superior cut velvets for vest- ingsl Also, a splendid assortment of Gentleman's Morning robes, made to any order. Call and examine, and you will find at my establishment, a full Stock of Goods in my line, not to ii surpassed by any, either in quality or cheapness of price. Remember the house No. 15, Fayetteville Street, opposite Pescud's Drugstore and Pomcroy's Book Establishment. T. R. FENTRESS, xMerehant 1 ailor. Raleigh, November 3, 1853. 8 FIILADELPHTA TYPE 4 STEREOTYPE FOUND RY. The Subscribers would call the attention ot Primers to the greatly reduced prices of their present list. They no-,v otter Pica at 30 cts. -Small Pica 32 " Long Primer 34 " 'i Hirgeo-is 37 " Brevier 42 " Mini, n 4? "- Nonp'uiel 53 " Agate 73 " Pearl - SI 08 " Diamond 1 CO " Determined to spare no expense in making their es tablishment as perfect as possible, they have recently go: up a complete set of the justly celebrated Seorcn-ru r Letter, from Diamond to English, to which they particularly invite attention. Having lately made numerous additions to their stuck ol Fancy Types, Borders, Ornaments, &c, their assort ment is now unrivalled in the United States ; and their improved methods of easting, and of 'preparing metal, enable them to furnish orders in a manner to insure satisfaction. . Printing Presses, Cases, Stands, Chases, Galleys, Pric ing Ink, and every article used in aprintiug-ofliee.con -stantiy on hand, at the lowest rates. Second-hand Presses, and Type used only in stereotyp ing, at reduced prices. Books, Pamphlets, Music, Labels, &.C., &;., stereotyp ed with correctness and dispatch. N. B. Specimen Books will be sent to Printers who wish to make orders. L. JOHNSON & Co. No. S Sansom Street. December 20,1852. D ESIGNTNG AND ENGRAVING ON WOOD. Pub lishers, Stationers, .Merchants, and Others, who re- juire Illustrations for Advertising or Ornament a 1 purposes. are respectfully invited to nonce the suhscrucrs l.y gkavixo EsTAnusHJiEXT." Specimens of fine and bold work, in every style always on hand. All orders will receive immediate attention, and to save' delay, please strif whether to.be finely executed or for what purpose and at about what price cut. Designs nrtistictilly arranged, tn a manner, ty!e ami price to suit all purposes. Those in want ofillttstrations. will iind it to their advantage to order of WHITNEY JQCELYN. ,V ANN IN, . .Artists and Engravers on Wood. No. 60 Fultoti-iilreet, Vm For A". March. 6, 1853. QUMMER ARRANGEMENT. B.'t ween Norfolk and O New York : Passage and fare only ss, state room in eluded; the swift and elegant steamships Roiinotifcb and Jamestown. Being fitted in every respect according to the Act of Congress, will leave Norfolk for New York, every Wednesday and' Saturday mornings, at ten o'clock, with the United States Mail, arriving in New York early next day : returning they will leave New York everv 'Tuesday and Satcroay alternoOn, and arrive stNorfolk the following day. , For passage apply on board, or to : I J. M. SMITH & mid. Juno 1S53. u'i'J-i'l- VTTTLLIAM A. GWYER, F.ictor, CommNs:.-:, ,! V Forwarding Merchant, Wilmington, N. C. gives particular attention to the sale or shipment of Naval Stores, Cotton, 4c. ; has all necessary v'harvl's, sheds a;id ware houses for the accommodation of Produce, atrd will make cash advances on consignments to him or his fnends in New York. September, lsoS. 2 "VyOTICE. The late partnership of M.-IKvaine, Brown ley cc Co., having expired by limitation we will continue the Grocery and Commission Business, under ihe firm and styliMif Mcli'.vaiue, Son 4 Co., and hope by constant and faithful attention to the interests 01 our friends, to merit a continuance of their patronage and support. Our Stock of Groceries will be large and commanding, emi.iucing a general assortment of goods in our line (intoxicating L.ijuors excepted.) We shall give strict attention to the sale ol Produce on Commission, aud will be prepared to make liberal ad vances. A. G. McILWAINE, ROB'T D. McILWAINE, ROB'T A. MARTIN, JOSEPH B. DUNN. Petersburg, Va.,.fnni'" 'S. TOIIN . GORDON,' & SON, Grocers and Dealers in Metals, Leather, etc.. No. Main-St., Richmond, Va., offers fir sale Swedes American and Eng lish Iron, nU kinds and sizes ; English and American Blistered, Cast, Shear, German, round, octagon and Spring Steel; McCt.mick& Palmer's Mould Boards; Ground Wagon and Cart Boxes ; Horsf.-Shoe Nail Rods ; Ttx Plate, Sheet Zinc. Spelter, and Spelter Solder; Block Tin, in Pigs and Bars; Braziers Sheeting and Bar CorrEK ; Shew and Bak Lead and Wire ; Saucepan Ha.ndlks Bucket Ears and Bucket Handles Soup, Dinner. Breakfast and Bakers' Tin Plates ; Tinned and Black Rivets : Boot and Shoe Linings Binding, &c, Sec ; Carpet Warp, white v" 4 colored Sole Leather, French and .American Calf Skins! Grocerie sof all kinds. TO JOURNEYMEN TAILORS. I wish to employ two or more first-rate Workmen, in mv line of busi ness, to whom I will pay the highest City prices ' .... ,oto T. R. FENTRESS. Raleigh, Nov. 183. 8 tf. NO. 1. FAMILY GROCERIES. OTEWART'S SYRUP AND MOLASSES, BROWN clarified, pulverized, crushed and loaf sugars. Rio, Laguyra, .ocha, Marieabo and Java Coffees : Maccaro ni, Vermicilli, Corn Starch for Puddings, Green and Black Teas, Chocolate and Coco ; Sperm', Adamantine, and Tallow Candles ; Variegated Rosin and Turpentine Soap ; Pure Cider Vinegar. , W. H. & R. S. TUCKER. April 11, 1854, nil tf. 1 Si TURNER'S N. C. ALMANAC, FOR 1854 lOtJlt --Now ready. Published by HENRY D. TURNER, o , . , ,, N. C Booknoiu. Raleigh, Oct. 25, 1R53. 7 tf SILK & OPEN STRAW BONNETS AND INFANTS' FLATS. W. H. k R. S. TUCKER. MareU U. 16 tf ' Snsinsss 3CoJicS. EXCELSIOR Spring Fashions for gentlemen Hats. just received by W. II. & R.S. TUKCER. Raleigh, January 26, 1554. CIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO The lovers of1 the weed will be glad to hear that the subscriber, has received an invoice of Superior Cigars fine cnt"'6nd jLump Chewing Tobacco, various brands, and some Siiioking Tobacco, as fragrant as thev can find anywhere. ' P. F. PESCUD. 43 D ENTAIL SURGERY, W. F. BASON, M. D , 1). 1). S , begs leave, respectfully to offer his ser vices as Medical, Surgical and Mechanical LH'INTIST. ., , . Those who think proper to favor him with their calls, should make application either before, or the first oppor tunity after arrival, at such places as notice may be given. January 7, H5-L 17 tl C1ALL AT PESCUD'S Drug Store f ir your sup- plies of American and Foreign Pep.fcmery, Tooth and liAiii Brushes, Coarse and Fixes Combs, Soaps and Shavixo Cueajis, Pomaiifs and Hair Oils. Pescud keeps a' large stock and sails at a small ad vance to con sinners and the traae. Sept. 24, 1I5.VJ. 43 . ; 1. . C lALICOS, desiins, Ginghams, Irish Linens, pocket landki-rciiieis, reu and Brown Sfiirtmg and Sheet ings. Ail the aiiove U''oas Dougnt tor tnis spring traue and have to be sold in their season, so call and get ''.Bar gains."' EVANS & COOKE, Opposite HardingV March 25, 1854. ' If' "PRINTING INK MANUFACTORY, NO. 2 J FRONT ST., between Montgomery and Gouvern-eur-streets, East River. Office No. 7 Platt-strect, on the second floor. The subscriber continues to manufacture, and hiisconsf'.ntly on hand, Printing Ink ol hl'l the varie ties ol qualiliesand color. Printers and Merchants will find their urd'-rs executed at moderate prices and may be assured of receiving as good an article as there is in the market. GEORGE MATHER. N. Y., Jan. 6, 1854. tf. F VNCY CLOTH, DRESS, AND FROCK COATS We have now Howards of 150 Cloth, Dress and Frock Coats, made end cut. and the latest style, at HARDING'S Feb. 2nd, 1854. 13- Dook JUST rCDLLSHED. En VOLUTION AEY HISTORY OF NORTH CAROLINA. IX THREE LECTURES, Ii Y RET. F. L. HAWKS, D. D., LL. D., HON. D. L. SWAIX, LL. D., and HON. AV. A. Gil AH AM, LL. D., to which is prefixed a preliminary sketch BATTLE OF THE ALAMANCE ond W All OF Til : REGULATION. COMriLED BY illustrated by SUPPLY ot thia valuable work has been received. Price, one dollar. The work will be mailed to any pan of the United States upon the receipt of one dol lar ana five three cent postage stamps. Address, VM. D. COOKE, Raleigh, N. C. NEW PUBLICATIONS. O AAA COPIES SUBS CRIBED FOR AND OO-'UU sold in one month. For sale this day by Geo. A. Hieks. No. 53 Nassau-street, New York. Dei User's Interest and Average Tables. - A new me thod, combining accuracy, rapidity and simplicity by which interest on any amount for any period from one day to one year can be found at a glance, and for averaging ac counts in a shorter time and with fewer figures than by any-other method Td accountants and merchants this work will be invaluable'. Letter from George R. Perkins, LL. D , late Principal and Professor ot Mathematics in the New York State Normal School, and author of " Perkins' Mathematical Scrips." 'R. L. Delisser, Esq. Dear Sir: I have attentively examined specimen pages of " Delisser's Interest and Average tables." The arrangement of these Tables is new and for simplicity and neatness they reflect much credit upon their nutiior. What most highly recommends these tables is their use in averaging accounts. For all practi cal purpo-.es an acecount may be overused by these tables :n far less time than by an'v other method with which lam acquainted. Tins will, no doubt, prove a popular work with accountants.'' LIFE AM) ITS A13IS: IN TWO PARTS. Part first, Ipkai. Lu-e. Part Second, Actual LjiE. Also, a Full and Authentic Report of the Testimony on the Trial of Matt F. Ward,5cc. For sale by II. D. TURNER. ''North Carolina Book Store. Raleigh. Juno, 1-51. ' nu'H tf. AN ELEGANT PARLOR BOOK.. VI i.W t .'!. UK THE FIRST YOJ.l'.M'E OF the -V ' )' I -."' '."', comprising- the numbers from Angus'. W--. to January, have been got up in a v.-ry i.:M- i'al .-:y!e f ovnauiental biiuling sniiable for the parlor .table, ;:mI will b.- mailed : postage paid 1 0:1 rv cvipt t.f oniy ! Dollar, tiilt edgetl copies twenty-five ec.os ailibt'.oliu';. ' - Subs e. '. wlwi c t.'tmeticcd wilh the seeoial volntne may, by ':'dcri"g of th se copies. j--rtect their sets, anna1 tile ii:e 'iiee oeure ii most elegant, interesting and ;si-;r.sct:ve voiunx-, at . remarkably low jirice. A'iui'c.- tile Publisher, P. D. OH VIS, To Nassau street N. Y. June, ni-7 tf. 7 A N N V l illlN'S NEW VOLU3I E, NOW i ready, Sec-ti.t Series Fern Leaves, composed entire ly of New Matter Oiv volume, 4o0 pages l'imo, with eight luli pag-" iiiu-iVatt ins, trice: P.eauti'ijl'v bound in Musli ftl 25 First and S. ::! Series. Uniform in stv'e. 2 50 In 1 his New Work the acknowledged genius of the gift ed antho'es- is st: il.'iigly inauiiest. The pressure ol ad verse circumstances is now removed, and her inventive maid has had f'ce nlav in .the preparation of this Second ottering oi care, an i .s issued iioin '"! e::, s." It is prepared with peculiar di'hy -'iiperior to anything which has yet spirited pen. 1 or sale bv II. I). TURNER, North Carolina Book Store. Raleigh, June 1X51. ti'28 tf. rMHRPES HUMOROUS NEW WORK I The i !."-.: of t;ie Bef. Hunter. - A Repository of Sketches," ine'nii:ng Peculiar American Character and Sciicry and lima! Sports. By T. B. Thorpe, of Louisi ana, author of "Tom Owen," "The Bee Hunter," "Mys teries oi the Backwoods,-' &c. One neat vol., l2mo.,w'ith illustrations,. '" The reading public, especially of the West and South, have become familiar with the writings of the author of this very pleasant' volume. His characteristics are great, clearness and simplicity ot style, close observation of na ture and character, 'anil a certain dry humor of descrip tion, which is especial y captivating. His sketch of "Tom Owen. the i Hauler," is an excellent illustration of his felicity in thi.-. regard : and his picture of " Wild Turkey Shootiujj," is another "case in point." The lact is the w-riicr is an artist, and , that in writing, as in paiuting, a picture is always before him. For sale by H D. TURNER. North Carolina Book Store. Raleigh, June 1S51. . ti29 tf. GAMES FOR IS" 4. The Game of the Bugle Horns' or. RobinJIoo.'! and his'Merrj-Men. The Gone of ( Vnimdrums. The Game . f tllties : or What VVill the What say ? T::e G iine of I-'oimd the Horn. The Gaitio of Sjiceula'ion. The (iume of The Yankee Peddler: or What D've Bu;. -; Uue'e Thomas Game of American Cbroixtloiricul CaT-'l The (iaiue ofSnin, Sn'ap, Suorum. The ;,.me of Dr. Fusbv. The yanie of I r. Busby. Also, A Large assortment of Dissecfe Maps and Pict ures, Alphabet. Blocks &c. For Sale at the N. C. BOOK-STORE. Raleigh, March 4, 1854. 13 tf. "VTORTH CAROLINA BOOK STORE. Henry D. J Turn-er has for sale, the Supreme oourt Reports, uniform sets or single volumes. Price reduced. Iredell' gest, three volumes, Swain's .1 nsTir.e Norih Carolina Form Book, Also, at greatly reduced prices, in quantities, or by re tail a complete assortment of School Books; Blank Bodks; stationary and Fancv Articles; Juvenile and Toy Books ; all the New Publications as soon as issued the .Standard Publications in every department of Liter ature.. Art and Science-and in every language, Ancient or Modern. Music Books and Musical Instruments. Writing Desks of Leather, Rosewood and Mahogonv. Work Boxes, do do and Paper Slac'hie, Walking Canes and Whips, great variety. Choice Gold Pens in Silver aud Gold Cases, Velocipedes, Gigs, Hobby Horses, Barouches, Wheel Barrows, Ac. "?" Mathematical Iustrumenti and Thermometers in great-variety. BOOK BINDING, in every variety, promptly executed in the neatest manner. t3?SLECT Garden- Seeds Every variety warranted fresh aud good selected from the most approved Seeds men and Gardeners in the Northern Country. Raleigh, March 4, 1654. . ; & Books. NORTH CAROLIM BOOK-STORE, A.D SEWS DEPOT. "V T ALU ABLE BOOKS The Carpenter's New Guide, V a complete Book of lines for Carpentry and Joinery, treating mlly on Practical Geometry, Soffits, Groins, Niches, Roofs and Domes, and containing a great variety of original Designs. Also a full exemplification ol tho Theory and Practice of Stair Building, Cornices, Mould ings, and dressings of everv description. Including, also, some observatiSs arM' calculations on the strength of Timber, by Peter Nicholson, author of ", the Carpenter's aad Joiner's Assistant," " the Student's Instructor to the Five Orders," &c. ' The whole .being carefully- and thronrrhlv revised, bv N. K. Davis, and containing uumerT ous new, improved and original designs for Roofs, ( Domes, &c, by Samuel Sloan, Architect, autnor oi me Model Architect," sixteenth edition. - Civil Liberty aud self-government. Bv Francis Lieber, LL, D., C. M.French Institute, &c. 4c; author of "Politi cal .Ethics," "Essavs'on labor and ""property," "on Criminal law," 4c." 2 vols. ,12mo. The American Aboriginal Portfolio, by Mrs. Mary II. Eastman, with -7 superb line engravings on steel, by the first artists .of the. country, 1 vol. folio, richly bound in ultramarine, cloth, extra gilt. The Wars uf America, containing a complete histoj-y of the early Indian Wars, from the landing of the Pil grims, the War of ihe Revolution, the second War with Great Britian arid the Mexican War, with numerous il lustrations. . Romance of Natural History ; or, wild scenes and wild "hunters, with numerous illustrations, 1 vol. svo., bv C. W. i Webster, author of " Old Hicks, the Guide," " Shot in the Eye," fec., cloth. Book "of the world, a family miscellany for instruction ,and amusement, 1 vol. 4to., numerous illustrations, most ly colored, cloth, gilt. ' A new and complete ' Gazetteer of the United "States. Edited by T. Baldwin and J. Thomas, M. I)., with a new and: superb Map of the United States, engraved on steel. Complete in one large octavo volume. Mechanics for the Millwright, Engineer pnd Machinist., t'iyil Engineer, and Architect, by rredric Ooverman, il lustrated by l:"o engravings, in one large 12mo, vol. William's Traveller's and Tourist's Guide through the United States, Canada, kc, new edition, 18"i4. The Legislative Guide, bv Joseph Bartleft Burleigh, LL. J.;1 vol. l'irno. This is considered by our judges and" Congressmen as decidedly the best work of the kind extant. Every vg,ung man in the country should have a copy of this book. . i-ioscbeiiberger's Natural History, !71 illustrations,, with a "complete Glossary' of the whole work, in -J. vols. 12mo. American Poultry Yard, by D. J. Brown. The Diseases of Domestic Animals, by R. L. Allon. American Bee Keeper's manual, illustrated with many engravings by T. 1). Miller. Allien, an Bird Fancier, considered with reference to the, breeding, rearing, feeling, management, &c, of cage and house birds, illustrated with engravings- by-D. J. Brown. , American- architects comprising original designs of oheapconntry and village residences, with details, specifi cations, plans, directions, and air estimate of. the cost of each design,'. by John W. Ritch, architect. First and se cond series, 'J vols, in one. ' . Domestic Medicine Guri's domestic medicine', or poor man's friend hi the hours of affliction, pain and sickness. Raymond's new revised edition, improved and enlarged, by John C. Guna, s, vo. ' . ' , . Practical Agriculture, 'by James F. W. Johnston, ' F. S. S. S. S. and E. - . r . Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry ; lectures on the a)p!ieatioii of chemistry and geology to agriculture ; new edition, with an appendix. . Youatt and Martin on Cattle, by Ambrose Stevens. Youutt on the structure and diseases of the horse; also practical rules for buyers, breeders, smiths, Ac; edited by W. C. Spooner, with an account of the breeds in the United States, by dlenry S. Randall. ('die's American Veterinarian',' of rfiseases of domestic animals. ' ' Mason's Farrier, comprising a general description of the horse, with modes of management in ail eases, and ireatlment of diseases &c. ('lie's American fruit book. Brock's book on flowers. A treatise on the CoiiStruction,.heating and ventilation of hot-house. Piiist on the culture -of tho rose. American flower garden directory, containg directions for the culture of plants, in the hot house, green house, Stc, by Ruist. Johnston's directory of' gardening, edited by David Landreth- Schenck's gardner's textbook. The American fowl breeder, illusirated. Dixens & Kerrs ornamental and domestic poultry w ith colored illustrations.- Bennett's domestic poultry book. Miner's " " Allen's Domestic Animals. Beech's American practice and family physicians, thick svo slip. This work having been recently thoroughly revised, no additions or improvements can be made. " Landscape gardening, park and pleasure grounds, bv Smith. Practical treatise on the culture of the Grape, bv J. Fiske Allen. The progressive' farmer, T. A. Nash. -j Coleman's practical agriculture, and rnral economy. Rodger's scientific agriculmre. Calcareous 'Manure, by Edmund Ruffin. Clatter and Youatl's cattle doctor, by Skinner. Youatt on the pig. Hoare on the grajie vine. Stevens' book of the farm; a complete 'guide to the farmer, steward, ploughman, cattleman, shepherd, lield worker, and diary maid, by Henry Stevens, with 40 il lustrations to which are added explanatory notes, remarks, Ac, by J. S Skinner ; really one of the best books for a farmer to possess, '' vols. The American farm book, R. L. Allen. The cottage and farm bee keeper ; a practical work, by a county curate. ! Allen's rural architecture, comprising Farm Houses, ("oitiigcs. Carriage Houses, Sheep and Dove Cotes,. Pig geries, Barns, Ac. &c, by Lewis F. Allen. The American muck book, by Dana. The rose eulturist. " . '. lib.ke's Fanner at home; a family7 text book for the Comiu v, bv Rev. John L. Blake, D. D. For sale by ' II. I). TURNER, Pioneer Bookseller, Raleigh, N. C. ' Raleigh, April l."., 18--.4. 20,-tf- A IJOOK FOU TiiE PEOPLE -Just publish V ed A New and Practical Form Book. Containing Forms ot all those legal instruments important to be known by the people of North Carolina, and designed: also for the use of Justices of thi Peace, Sheriffs, Clerks, Constables, Coroners, i$c, ?fc. compiled and arranged 4rom the best authorities, By CALVIN H. WILEY, Esq. Tb which isT added, The Curtslitutwn of the United Stales and of" North Carolina. The number ol Forms in this work is much larger than can' be found in any Form Book heretofore published in North-Carolina; andwhile'it is hoped they will meet the wants and exegencies of thepublic, it is also bt lieved that their adcurac-y may be relied on, having been examined and approved by some of the most eminent lawyers ol the State. From tne alphabetical order ot the subjects, and the complete alphabetical Index, it will be easy to find any desired matter contained in the hook. The price of the book will be One dollar, for which sunt it will be sent to any part of the State by mail free of pwitagp,- The trade will be supplied upon the usual terms. Any person enclosing one dollar in a letter, or that fmotuit in postage stamps, will receivea copy of the book ly return mail free o f postasc. Be very careful to send tor '.' Wiley's New Form Book," and address, VVM D. COOKE. Raleigh. N C rpiIE RES AND 3IOST REALTIFIL 1 ; work on Poultry. D.,Appleton &, Co., Nos. 346 and 3 1R Broadway, have just published, in concert with the London publishers. The Poultry Book Comprising the characteristics, management, breeding and medical treatment of Poultry being the results of personal observation and the prac tice of the best breeders. Edited by Rev. W. Wingfield anil G. W. Johnson, Esq With twenty-two colored re presentations ot the most celebrated birds, and numerous wood cuts, drawn from life, by Harrison Weir. 1 vol. roy'al f'vo cloth, extra, 85. ; N. Y. S. S. for Improvement of Domestic Poultry, ' Office of the Corresponding Secretary. Messrs D Apple- roN cc Co. (.ri'nth nt it- I cannot re train from making an expression of my delight at the ex amination ot the "Poultry Book," which' you havt just iiii connection with a celebrated English house"! presented to the public. The character of the contents o this book is such as to make it exceedingly valuable, and I can but wish it the widest circulation the style of its executiou is far superi or to anything of the kind that 1 have ever examined, and the portraits of distinguished Shanghais, &c., are truthful and splendid. ', Yours, hastily, - RC.McCORMICK. Correspoading Secretary ot the National and New York ; StTie Poultry Society. For sale by H. I) TURNER. , , r North Carolina Book Store. Kaleigh, June, 1854. n29 f. BAILEY'S ENGLISH GRA3IMAR is com mended to the sjiccial attention of Teachers. In less th:m four months it has passed through two editions and -is. fitted not only for the school as atext-book, but as a book of reference. As such, it is used by Dr. McGuffey irt the University of Virginia,' in. his lectures on Gram mar, and by many literary men in tho different professions Published by Clark & Ifcsser, Philadelphia ; and sold by booksellers generally. Price 37 V cents. 240 dd 12mo ! NOTICES; 'Superior in some respects to any Grammar now before the public. I believe it will greatly aid in diffusing a more correct knowledge ot our language. Dr McGuffey ; Just such a manual as the teacher wishes to place in the hands of his pupil. Vo. Campbell. ; Simple as an elementary work, and suited to complete the education of the English scholar Rev J. Greer Grammar which has done all that a Grammar can do. 1 he best exposition ot the English language with which we are acquainted. Nat. Intelligencer. YVe cordially agree in opinion with Dr. Mc Guffey, and confidently expect it will become a general favorite. -Southern Weekly Post. As near to perfection as is likely to be reached. The author has gained his object. Portland Mirror A A dec,dca, improvement on other compendiums ol Grammar. Christian Observer. Suitable for a standard of reference and appeal on the difficulties in Grammar. E. N Grattan i A source of amhoratatiye, if not final,' appeal to which dlrrSt in is important I 1 his Grammar is destined I think, and thai deservedly to supercede all others.-iJeB. . M. Smith. E h n t a t i o n o I 3 n s t i t it t i o n s . . "VTORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION FOR THE j XX. Deaf and Dumb and V.e. Slind.'W Sessions oi f this Institution will hcreaiter commence on the First day i ol September of each year, ai d continue ten months. This change-has been made in order to bring the vaca tions into the month's of July and August, which, on account ot the heat of that season, are less adapted to : study than the oilier months. It also' brings the Com mencement ol the School to the season when the Sheriffs of the different counties are corning in to make their returns, thus affording a good opportunity lor parents to send their children. " The. following are the Officers in the Intellectual Department of this Institution. W3I D. COOKE, M. A., Principal. J. A. Waddell, M. D.,T . C. L. -Cooke, Professors and , Geo. E. KetCham, j Teachers. Charles ,M. ' Grow. J . Teacher of Musiem the' Blind Department, Miss E". A. FITZWILSON. ET" Applications' for admission should be made to the Principal. Raleigh, Augi st H, 1S52 tf. 1 LOOM FIELD FpMAfcE' Sf'Tt IN A R V. Tin's In istitution, w hich has been IX y-ars in suecesstul opcra ion, is situated in the vill-age oi Bloomli; Id, Essex county, New Jersey, about -1 miles irom Newark, and H miles from the city of New York. The different departments of instruction are under the care'of nine teachers, who are thoroughly prepared for their work, not only'"b.y, an. int. mate practical acquain tance with the branches taught, but by an "aptness to teach," which is even more important to insure success. Every facility for iuteliectui improvement, such as Maps," Globes, Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, Library, Mineralogical and Com-holegiea! Cabinets, have been provided, so thai- this lnsiilmton, in every respect, will compare favorably with the best institu tions in the country Circulars containing terms! and other particulars may be obtained of Wni". D. Co. -k, ' Esq., Principal of the North Carolina Institution ,r the Deal and Dumb and the Blind, either by personal application or by letter, post-paid. " S:4Sg!' . Bloomfield, Essex Co. N. J. Septeinbtr 1.7, 1S53. V 6 tf. A CARD, AIR. JOHANN LA UER, a native oi Germany, who lias sjicnf several years in the U nitcd States, as a teacher of music and modern languages, oilers his services to the citizens of Raleigh in the same capacity. He wilj give lessons on the Organ, Piano JYleloueon and in J horoegn l.ass, wherever uesueu, and will tilso instruct individuals or French, and if required, in .the will also give lcst-ons in Fivncii it ion in nansic, ViO p-cr session cf ges.10. lvel'erenee may be i:d Principal of the N.C. Ii).siitu!ii,-u and ihe Blind. Raleigh, Oct. 13th 1 classes in German, and ai.cieni languages. He German. Price of Ui ivc iiionihs in langna io W. D. Cooke, Esq., for the Deaf and Dumb if. " I ETROFOLITAN M MALE SMIXARY. 11. The' subscriber proposes 'to open, on the second Monday in January next, in the City ot Raleigh, a High School for young, ladies, under the above title. ; - .For this purpose, he has purchased the property form ed owned, and employed for school purposes, :.y the late Rev. J. J. Finch. It is situated on Halifax street, a few hundred yards north of tia- Capitol, in a pleasant and desirable part of the city : sid'licieatly n'car.io enjoy all the advantages of the city; and suiricierniy retired to ho free from most of its annoyance. He has purchased also-an unimproved lot, in -the same vicinity, one ot the most eligible and beaut llul sites in the city, upon which lie intends, as soon :is circumstances will admit, to erect large and commodious buildings with special reference to school put poses. Many circum stances conspire to render Raleigh a most desirable location for a female school. Bs proverbial healthfulness ; the objects of interest, which attach to it,, as the cnpitol of the State; its accessibility by means of rail-roads : the high character of the int:tni:ot;s ii already contains ; and its growing importance, givingnro'eiise rf permanent pros perity, are all c-ircuni.-t.nices which cannot be overlooked by parents, desiring to give their daughters a po'ite and an accomplished education. Tlv Mii.-ctibct v.!i be assisted in the duties of the school l.y Mr .McDowell and other competent and experienced instructors ; and all the facili ties necessary to a iir.-t class si-i ded The course of instruction v. all the branches usually tang leges, and diplomas wi-i he n plete the cour-c. CortinY'r.tt s given in Music and other Onia who attain the requisite pr. ii, Tho sessions and vncatioiis wi ne promptly provi- It he thorough : embracing it i-.i II :mi Seh.,lsorC,d in'o'd to tiios-- who com ' I gr:uit!..!i-;n will also be itenta! Blanches, to those i:cY. nc nr: with ;;e,i;; ii to corres those d" Wake pond as nearly as Forest College, in o: Institutions, may have and daughters'"togeth. I-i cuts p: oi s.- Hoiiizing laith ding tin ir sons it.i T1.F.M Primary Department, Preparatory Do. Classical and Scientist Music on Piano and C rr.r. sf.-ssiox. rlC 15 D. p'.-.rtment. uitar, iiicludiiii the use of In usual prices. strument, Other Ornamental P.rancitcs Board including washing, fuel Contingent Expenses, the rxe. Payable promptly at t tic end No deduction tor absence, at ccpt in cases of protracted s.cl. as moderate, it is believed, a if each so-cioti. I In- aiiove terms are expelisivenes- ol Kvi; ana ine iacniiies. v. r.ieii win o.- provided, Will justify. But experience has taught that Patents, who 'properly ap preciate me eaucauou ol nieir cm.ureii, are in rc soiiejt- i ii: ous about the character of ! im-tii,ii intpartcd, than about the price paid for it Hence the prime object v,; oe to make the school as eiefij4ii possiiuc, hut eir as possible. viu.cr tne liistriicii' .n c'-.fZ- The subscriber i'-dter- h has had in teaching -nmg has been enabled to give, w ail who may tie .list), sed their daughters will be pro instructed. And a- la "iiasii!. !usi li that the experience he vuiiis a,'d the satirfaction he oe a .-ui.ic pailonii rly eared rtak.-n ti- at guarantee, to .' ids school, that r, and t'a.thiully t lilci nrise at the urgent solicitation of numerous tnends. and ma.!, r th -. im pression that unportatd ititeivsts may he Mib-. rvcd there by, he trusts that h- sinll not ia-k t!'i:it'gctu-;-..iis sympathy and liberal support which have been accorded' to him . elsewhere A. M( .DOWELL. Raleigh, Dec. 1st, 1S;)3. lvt tf. 3 n s nir a n r c ( a m y a u i s VT'ORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL INSURANCE Company. This Company has been m successful operation for m.'-re than 7 years. mid coiitiimesto take risks upon ail classes of property m the State, (except Steam Mills afld Turpentine )istiilcrics,) upon favoruble t.-nns. Its Policies now cover property amounting '.-..) sI,5(iU,0(M, a large port ion of which is ti; Ci.ut.lt v l l-ks : ami its pre sent capi-tal "is nearly Six Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bonds properly secured. The average c-e.-t iTr.sn.rniiu' upon the plan of this Company lias been less than o--.- third of ot:c' per cent, per annum, on all grades -.' pioi.criy embracvd in its ojicratifins. The ifedlowing persons have been and Officers of this Company f-.r the elocteii Directors resent year ; UittbC i ('US: u. . I), liutcmug J. R. Williams, John Primrose, oo. do. do. do. i". llenrv U. 1 unicr, J. I!. G. lb- S. W. Wle'ii: T. II. Selby, Geo. AleNeili, Fa v. Jos. G.-Wright, Wi James E.'H..".vt, AV- n. n. James Sioan, Grcensb r-S. John Cox, Edciitou. Josh. Boner, Salem, Joseph II. Pool, i .lizabeth City. F. F. Fagan, Plymou'.li. Alex. Mitchell, NVwbern. W, N. H. Smith, Murfreeshoro'. II. B. Williams, Charlotte. John B. Barrett, Milton. A. T. Surnmy, Ashevilbv All Directors authorized to receive applications. OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY. J. B. G. Roulhae, President. H. D. Turner, Vice President. S. W. Whiting, Trei:.':i,rer. John C. Partridge, Serr tury. John H. Bryan, Attorney. J. Hersman, General Ase.ui. W. Whiting, ) J.R.Williams, Exerttire Committee. John Primrose, ) All communications in reference insurance should be addressed to the Secretary, post paid. d'Airi'RlDGE, Scc'y. VTOKTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE ISSUI XX ance Compai y, Raleigh, N. C. This Comj'.any in sures the lives ot individuals ior one year, a term of years, or fur. life, on the vuttat. pr.iNeim:,the assured for life' participating in a-11 the profits ol the Company. For pol icies granted forthe whoieterm of lite, when the premium therefor amounts to $3(, a note may be given tor one half the amount ot the premium bea ring'i merest at G percent, without guaranty. The prompt manner in which all losses have been paid by this Company, together with the low rates of premium, present great inducement to such as are disposed to insure. Slaves are insured for a term of from one to tiveyearsj for two-thirds their value. All losses are paid within 90 days after satisfactory proof is presented. DIRECTORS. Chaki.es E. JoirxsoN, Wm. W. Ior.nfv, Wm. L. ilAYwopo, .Tajjes F. Jordax, Peerin Bcseee, H. W. Husted, WrM. II. McKee, Charles B. Root, v ?,r. D. tooitE, W;.;. U. Scott, Vv";.;. H. Jorvts, F. C. iln.r,, Seato.v Gales. O F FI C E R S . Dr. Charles E. John-son. President, "William D. Haywood, Vice President, James F. Jordan, Secretary, William II. Joxes, Treasurer, Quest. Busbee, Attorney. Charles E. Jouxsojr, AI. D. i Medical William II. McKee, M. D. Hoard of Richd. B. Havwooe, M. D. ) Consultation. William D. Cooi:e, ) r ... Dr. Wm. R. Scott, f LzffU', Lo,n- Charles B. Root, ) anttee. J- HERSMAN, General Agent. For further information, the.public are referred" to tho pamphlets, and forms of" proposal, which may be obtain- ea at tne umce ol the Company, or any ol its Agencies. CommuBications li be add i a JAMES F. JORDAN, Secretary. 3 us nr once i C REENSBO'ROUGIl MUTUAL ! X Company. Tho C't of Insi-ra: te ". piim Is but a small sum, compaie.l v ,i company. Thi.- company being k.-ciiteu m part oi the Slate, conseonentiv rnoclt lb. t-, I !.A. :ti :iie ' r.) : :& ' 1 - is the risks are m the West, very many ol vww, b country. Tho Company is entirely free from del assessments, and has a very huge am. : hr, ,! :i good bonus, and is tneretore con dentiy r. . . u.i ihe public. At. the last Annual Meeting the i'ollou:: i. were elected lor the ensuing year : JA.MES SLOAN. President s. g. Coffin, v,,-r ',-, ,, : C. P. MENDKNiiAl.L, AtUn, PETER ADAMS. See! '',.'. VV II. GUMMING, (,,, t PETER ADAMS. ,V , v GEORGE T. COOKE. Aaei.i,. Mav le, bsSli. 1H c o i r i n c s . Q.TANDARD MEDICINE. -BKEFRINA -!: . OChrislison, M. D. v. p. r. s. 1, r'tcs 'lent ! !.e i College ofPhys'ciatisofEdinlittrgh. I ndesscf . ; Mcdica in the University i ldio',, K ;:m (t. . Physician to the . Queen for Seot'-i,.!, on iiie - ( TlONSand USES .f -BEBERINA.--- -From i! ,. , , plemcnt o the Second. Edliionof Dr. CIIK:S'i'1( . DISPENSATORY. - Edinburgh, April, 1 " BEBERINA is es.cnijalh ;l,ai f a Toni. ,: ,j Periodic, and the forms ot ilisctse t. wliioh it is;,'. ;'' sire the .-enrein kind us tin se lor v. Licit (4'uii:a t- ,',, cd. 1' increases the appetile, iiupr.Aes the "t. n. ' .. c.tr.sli'.utien generallv, imd ra'.-e 1 be ' til.-e ., b.i, ' has j!,n ; lie s.itne tendency a-- (jirna t.. pi..!ii.. : , ' .'. in the cats, hetidache, Veriigo, and .:!,.! ..J. .'. of atl'ec ion ot' the Nervous Sy-. cm . It was l:rs: aM ; ., Dr. Rodie in the itri-rutittenis of (inmtia : titt.l )-r- . ; ' ouent tests ot Dr. Watt, in Deiiierttra, "ai'd l. ' Surgeons, in' ilu- F.-tt Indies, leave iu ih.v.le ' ', possesses decided lil.iifttgo .jualilies. Itrinatiy i' ti';. ,', disease in this ei untrv lis (ir,et!ey is titidcttbted, pet ,t ,'. headache arid o.hcr periodic Ni-tit.'dulus rea.b'U ;, .'. it. If appears to be spec:ailv tinplfcable to pcVl , .' ,'( Strumous til- I'hihi.-tcal habit, ;m'i has been foimd n . :,a in the latter stages of Phthisis to counteract .'ct " I debility-and want of appetite, and check noeimi.td i , piranon. By tiiatiy Octd:-s it- In.- be, f..nmi a' vi'., .' substitute for Ouititi in Sirtnnotts (tpthrdmia. , . . .'. Dys)epsia am! siaU-s of debility ,'-iK-ridIv, it has t - ,'. imo common use, and. t I.a i'ound especial l'a; ttr many Accoucheurs in ca.-es of pr, e nancy, 1 outi : treaiment ; f'.,r ali th...-,- p:irj..:-v it ba coii.e Vu , . j employ lien! in ihts Cnv Imd i 'bei- j b.ecs Ln Pi' ' The tlose (d' Sitbthale ( t'iicbcerilie is li. t-i ,., grains fci'eatedly as atonic, ttitd Hon, ;Vl. e-ra'rs scruple, as a ribrifuge. It. mav be gi on In p ; rr a ' ' v ,.'i if.-, .-, ii: -.'ill -e,;i. t licit sple.a! (i. . . the surface of wafer it dissolves almost m.i.e.i, : Drs. Mackenzie, Macfurlane, t.nd Laurie, t. .'. , . Professor Simpson am! lr. D. Mi.cle n,. I d.,.j i '. Dr. Nicholson, Deputy In specior oi' . ... : "tladV s- Dr. Dempster," II M." -1st Fusiliers ; M ' - t. I'jl ei' , r' Ander.-o ., (.iodf'rey, and D,!rws'if'i, (1 ,,. ;.,s; j, , ', Cc ni ttny's 'Service. . have empi.'vcd iF wi 'l, t,.,' succe-s, where Qnit.a. Arsenir. anil other Medliincs I- d failed, or reijitiivd to Le dtst oiitinued. Dr. Macfarlane gives his opinion of J;,.),,.,.,.,. . s Hows: " Glasgow, Utli, Jtie, UlT "During the last two years -f have used the Suit ,,'e of BebeiTine extensively in practice, and wilh i, .-hfV.V.v benefical etl'ects, as.a general tome aitd as an nuti-i a in Ju-andariti- enralgie ri.ntc.lv. Besides bein-. mitcli (h. -t than the Sulphate ot Quiita. it is not so ;Ki, ,,, ,.e-'i' uic ciicuiat ion-oi ner ous systcri ; it cat:, titereli given in larger noses, and lias It, hands when other medicines (invi to be discontinued. '!"' "fly S-'l'i eei (ictJ-it Uiy ii her lilticd or lcqii.rcd . .. "JOHN MACFARLANE. M I 1 lie loiiowing :s from Dr. Janjes A. I.gwrte: " I I used th" Still hate ol B. bcerine.'ex'.-nsr.i ly in ail m which Qitiitine and vegetable tonic, arc g v t i have found it so beneficial mat 1 have !a;e'v jX-.'i( - t,j it more retiiieutlv than anv wther med d'thesnn.e class, and would beg to recemm. od ivotiee ot the ptotossion. 1 hi.-w f.t.v.v Netuaigic pains when everv .-'jier nn "JAM IIS A. I . " Pndessor of S erg; rv. Audc -t " StiVgc if, ( itt;-e, w ;,,, :. ,, , Of the purity ..; i!,e Ljcl-e.-rna-. h. ... ,- arity &. Co., Dr. R. D. Thomson . Certilicati- : " 'TJl.tsg. v C- ll, n... j, "I iltlVe cMmttiicd a s.tmpie ,,( ' , 'Iv t, ii,,. ' e ' ' . i ! d. Iy .Messrs. li'iietaiiiv and Co fine, I1' i: n- - .- !-. , . I...- , . in Miuwg tii.it it is iiie best-'.vlta h 1 ll:i..e s., ma.Ket. it i- quite solulile 'ell j;j 111 l,ol.,.r c.i.l v. -it...- ... therelore wel adapted for or. - er e ! i, ,ns .(';.-''''". water an almost anibcr-coloured'' soltnioi, , (his niedieme, as iiiaiinfaciun d byMes'is J., .... Ar. Co , to be an elegant'ptepartiii. ii. ' '' '' " " Ii. D. THOMSON M j) Lecturer on Chemistry itt ihe UmvciMy. !(..;'.-'. Dr. Mackenzie, Snrgi -ou-( tcti-i-t toilet ": ',.; .,,.. s hind,; and Leelnier on th Strae i; t e .' 1 nj .,' Dls.-ases f i(,e Eye. in the I ii,v.-rs,ty ,,- (; E es ins o; ,,,,,; j, .-.s-JaV. Tl u : 'ti In a Report (to Dr. D V--K ,:, a second s.-rics of ettses wheiv l;. ll . el tl! t.l,itl ' -t I .- loyed. lr. att sav, "That on.- p.-i!,-'xvsni d- s-p.. tti..,-s .-,.-,. .. its toll exhibition ; bi.i -is i.-.r .-is mv, ( , ri, v ." ' no seeoit laroxsym It .- in.pjtiia.t tin-; '-.".' .""" be tuny known, othenvise ... t 111 I i 11 I. I , , ; , , ollow. '-We have good ivason to -q t,;.. !liw .... e, Bcbeeiine wiW prove m th,.-,. ,r,, 5 . .'.,, ".' ' Remittent Fever., m thai it let.v.-:. i.j.'l'..d-: . , , '(' syst.-m rornparatively m-- aitd uoaf;,., t. ("' V.'!i."' " ease wttmn my knowledge has it rvvr vaus. d nnitJ., 'v oi stomach or cold swtat. " ' w r- r, "P F- VV ATT, M D (.st Coast, Dentcraia, 1S1G." lnncrnriiy & Co , have ,ust receive,! the nnmieation !i-..m(.eo. . Camp-bed, U,, Al.Jj., ;( - '. eal . - " .Montreal, IGih May HJs Uf ot the 'JlSld 11 .,- I, ".-I Sins. -- i our lav. th )oX of ihe Sulphate of Bebeerine, rnviv!-,' 'fi tir tih ago .-aa.e nn ii, a medic;, tn, nd. vv ,,, seveiely from P, rimlic pains, over the , , winch had lorse eral d.-ivsr.-sisted the me , Quinine, had bee,., pn-tt-iy relieved in- i Was snlie-i :; t-i S-iusw f Snlphat. ot I )"en!.-itii. S:rs.-y, ur o;,;.,lie,:t s, iv;,r,t " GEO. W. CAMPBELL, M.D " Messrs. fnnerarity &. Co., Glasgow. " l.-eiteeriuc : may be given iu V inc. Ware;- S,.. or .other L,l(;U!ds : hut, 1 Wuilia, is ilici !llll.-itel,l,."u ll, earthy and aikntine- substai -e, or their ciitl,i.N.-i,. with I ca and Cofiee it-a!-o llieompatlt.te. DR. RODIE. Professor Simps, -n f Edinburgh. Discover,,,. Chi. term, rcco out, iccoi.m.ci.ds i, in ;.li;.L(.lA ami ,.,.;,.;,- neadach,:-,., , vo .xv lratt,a,;io,,sh,v:isrXtv i d nibiirgh-J-.il.iiburgii Monthly Medial J,.,;. !f .'.larcii, l--j. iiavina- littiw i.i-.-iiv :.. ' .'' ' Bebeerine in Edinburgh, naiki s 1 1.,. ' iV, '!" Scrvations in a letter to Dr A , ... '. " '" aio'.vti,"- in .l.iiiuai t s -ij : . - ,u .l.l ti ti;. i "ou know that Piorrv and ,ih,-rs have s ,,,-- , .ngniened us accoitcitei s iiom ei,.t.I.. in.r ti,:,..;,.' ".i,";' ing pregnancy ; and alleging, us t-l.-y ,j',';,' 1, rt",-s .....mcsi-s ii. in ensue u-oiii in,; u . j, v,. .oc-ii.v .uiit-uitiiti- v. lucit oiu woi;.j cl.,i..sc to ;,;,:, u jucii.uii jcinaic. Iltl.r.gli nil uy. filed ol the udvaii- ages io oe e.ei ivcd irom me rcuiedies in l'eriodic Nemidgitts, Jaitctlv I have used the hulpuate oi Lebeenne in msiances ot 'this kind , , , 1 as it has appeaivd both :o ntc and "mv patients unb-l' most jienee. success. 1 prescribed it about a',,,,,,,!,. '; months ago to a lady who had c.neoftl,(. 'Ju, xl" ..' v, r iitiacks of forehead and face Neuralgia fluff I rc.r-'u.d , to have en. ; came on towards noon, ,md kCit J.er ni biiiidncss and agony i,,r st.-.m- tin,,. 'j; ,, . medical attendttni on the family had Iceelu'd )'.'"'''-" without relief. I advised the iiebecrine to hv en' iu ' v o grain pills repeaiedly during the ii.rval be! v. ctn t'-e oaroxysms. As the medicine seemed t,. have no c leet I gradually increased it, till n the third dav .-!. to, k'. bout halt a drachm of the Suljihate during the f-trieen or sixteen hours intermission. To u-ll v..,, tie a-rt! I was beginning to despair of seeing the-suiicrmgs oi' my patient in any way relieved bv it, and won),! l ave changtd it hit-some other remedy next dav, but sch was not rcrmired; as, after the large d..se l" mentioned. Use ...v. ... . victim jess in seventy, and in a dav or .am entirety Uisuppeaied. (if h icrown accord, mv patient tell back ttt-on the Be I. H-enrie p;. Is some time afterwards, when the. Neural g.a was again thttatttied and it again speedily disaiitjeared isaj.pfare 7 7 i --'' " periodic Tic in the liice of a lady tar advanced in pregnancy. It vield.-d lapidiv when the patient was usmg ihe SnlphaU- of Lel eer'i-'e alone. I Layta lady at present under my care who has been suhcrmg from distressing' pais"in ,he face, shoulder and other parts of tho bod v. L:r, J saw her she had been put on the use of (Juiat-um, ( okbicitm, etc., under the supposition that the pains ere rheum atic. Ihey occur wm, a kind ofirrcguI.tr p, riodicitv. The patient at the same time sutlers from n .e, o, l-hagia. Quinine Arsenic, etc., have failed to reii, ie her. Latterly I placed her upon the use of the Sulphate ol Bebeerine and at my last visit she -stoutly declared that she had derived far more benefit from 'this medicine than from any others I had previously prescribed (jjr her. "I have a patient from India, where she had suffered from Ague, and whose stomach seems always t r, hv against Quinine. Since cuiniug to Edinbuigh site has had repeateuly a lvciii-rence . Aguish svinp:, and has taken Bebeerine for tht-m it hoot feelir,V- tlmso s-1, - fonts of gastric irritation and headache which Qn'ini.U seems to infiict Upon Iter. . " In other cases w here I have employed the Behccrirre either as anfipermdic or as a tonic, "if has caused far less of those irn atmgand sumulant cfitcts which we see produced by the use cf Quinine." ' " I out v.,., 1 .. .. ..1. . .. iesuii.un.ai iron, -North-Carolina Physicians are in the agents hands certifying to the virtue and success of Bebeerine in Neuralgia and other diseases Prepared and Sold Wholesale bv FNNERARITY and Co., at their Chemical orks, Anderston, Clasgow; Clas,ow ApOTUECAEIES? Cor. For sale by Wm. II. Dippitt, Wilmington. N. Carolina, Agent' fur Southern and Western States of Ametica ALEXANDER SPRUNT. f ' Wilmington, N.C Per Uo October 2CrTr, I8S3.. 7 is
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