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ADVERTISEMENTS.
""A NEW ar
NORTH CAROLINA.
The undersigned ace preparing, and will publish us
,wn a. the necessary Surveys, &c, can V; obtained,
Sew Large and Owiplete. M ai of Nobts Carolina, five
feet' by three. weil engrave k1 nnished i the best style
It is adiu.Uei w all aide, that cT work, is a great
desideratum in ir State, and it is w consequence of the
frequent em-anies on this subject that the undersigned
have embarked in the enterprise. , ,
The irfy attempted work ottfets kind is that of.McRea
pdtfriw tti 1803; and since then the Counties, Towns,
R.mds atid PosUoftices have increased in number, and all
r works of Internal tmpt-ovemeuts, with small excep
tants, been set on foot.
It is intended that the" New Map, now proposed to be
published, shall contain, accurately laid downi all the Na
tural Featurw of tlie State the Inlets, l$arbors, Sounds,
-Likes, Rivers, Creeks, Mountains, &e. f
Also, the puMtc improvements and artificial divisions.
The Uiilruads, Plauk roads, Counties, County towns,
.Post-'dfices, Cities, Village,, Post-roads and Cauals, Col.
leges. Academies. Ac., 4c. )'
The Maf 'U retc'y bjf the summer of 1855.
WILLIAM D. COOKE,
; . SAMUEL PEARCE.
; . TEEMS:
In bet Style, Gilt Rollers and First Impressions, $ 10,00
In Plain Style! Black Rollers,. . .. . . ..j. . . .-. t,u
information from any source, and which may be of ser
vice in mukingjtbe above work, will be thankfully receiv
ed AH communications should be addressed to
- . - V WM. D.1 COOKE.
' R-ileijthi August, HH. 22
Papereeopying the above ndvertisemerit'for six months
and callin attention to it editorially, viR be entitled to n
ropy of the flap. In all cases. marked copy t the
Paoer eiintaifiiiig ihe notice, must be sent to he "-Suuth-
"... 1. . .vJ CT o ! I. fcT r r
1. fetSON S F I T 05R IA L, For
X" the. Trar 18-V.
Al. M. Halloo, who h is edited the " Pictorial " from
ninineiiee:nent, having bought 'out the late proprietor,
: Mr. F. Gi.f.asox, will c induct this popular and widely cir
' ciliated p iper on his own account. The new volume will
' ,bt ndically improved in every respect, and will be pub
r;" 1 shed on tiner p-tper.1h in ever before, which quality will
' bj continued henceforth withmircliaiiffe. -Many new and
' popular features W.U at once be introduced, and the liter
arv detmrtrnent viil present ah array of talent and in
terest bevimd anvtb:n it has before attempted. The il
lustrations will bo finer, ami bv better artists than have
b fore beon enraged upon the paper, and altogether the
pnb'iciiion will' be vastly improved and beaujifk-d.
Arrangements have been made for represei)ling during
the ye ir views of ihe most notable buildings and localities
thr ".ilgh.Mit the Uniied Stales as well as giving likenesses
of the most pr.miiiient characters, male and female, of
artist and nie:i of genius, such as have by their own in
dtlstrv and sk 11 made f. r themselves a fortune and nota
.' ble European scenes and occurrences will be given from
Week to wejk, f nu ng a br Uiant illustrated journal.
. TKKMS : INVARIABLY IX AUVAXCE.
1 -subscriber, one -vear, . - -. - ' - $5 i'O
4 subscr ber. " 10 0
. in ' " - - - - - -20 00
. Anv person .sending- 'icfeen subscribers at the
la.t rate, will receive ihe 'eeeutetnth copy gratis.
Address M. M, UALLOU,
Publisher and Proprietor,
: Cor. of Trem.mt and Bnimtielil sts.,
; Boston, Mass.
. Nov. -ir,
-51.
52 -
iiiisr pr :.nt).j !-sMi r screen. !
r i ; .vi.vo.li.-:, Yoi!ti-s patknt. im-;
pirta it t Millers -nid Mill Owners. Tins machine re-i
cu ved thr first pre inirn 'it lh North Carolina -late Fair, !
ao'l w i.j iei-.-..in n-ii led to the public as the best how mi ;
use in ih" St.ie Sfven hi i Ired t th.-m ate n w runuins' I
I i N 'ih Carolina, all of which are now in njieration ai d :
h'tV,. ;ivfii ih:( lii si entirf sati.-f.iction, in regard both to j
iv''o i.nie.eiaiid durability, -ome h'ivini rim six years j
:rid perl rm as -veil now as they did at first, and have no j
b.4-1 out of order one d iy. We h'lve thrown out ten !
d!;l-re n Sinn VLich tifs to make room for, this. They I
A-e --iirr mifd for five years, and delivered at-tho Mill any :
vviieiv i'i the State. !
Mamifa.-tured a id sold by j
- A McMANNAN,
S uth Lowell, Oranae Coqnty, N . C.
iSf v! it ihi- 'dvertis meiil mil and keep it
J.i u- I ). H5, In27-tf. -
11 I vvs
AM) Oil. . A Jferv large supply of
.t -all kinds 't I'vivts, Uius, am
lid arxishes to hand
:a,f.i lov s.li- low!- tn in can he bought elsewhere, on the
-Min.-t ai cim.ti wlr iv.g erms bv P. F-; PKSCUD.
, -
I null. Ar Tel:-. HATS! THE II ATS ! I
.j A -.uliwr supply v-by Express) of 'those beautiful flat
hi ol, M leskiu llais, ' '
Also. Ihe Slunghaiilat. Aw Style ttnt;notl Sfef.
II. & R. S TUCKER
Dec
ls-,4.
i ' 1-tf.
t V. vV furnitCre store, the. SUBSCRI-
i her his opened a FuniiluVe Store oil Fayeitjvil'.e
S.ro;!, "pp.site Ltwienee's H.itel, Where! he wi:l keep
eo.is'aiitsy h inj a good stock of Furi'ijture, such us
B. ireois,' tV.irilr.ibjft, Cli rrs. Bedsteads, Rocking Chairs,
'Revolving Ch iirs, and every v ir'et- of articles usually
kepi io sti.'li st.ibl.sh'iients, made of Mahogany, Walnut,
UojM.ii, ..l.iplv Ac.
'." All articH-s in his line manufactured!' to order with
despatch'." Uerjyii-'ui'j faithfully executed. I
I VOFFiX MAKIUG. I
lie h:is piw:led hiiiise'f with n new ind handsome
Ik'-trse, and : grepjinnl to manufacture Collins of everv
d.'seiiptlon, if Mahogany, Walnut or .liiore commoii
Wood. ' ' f -f :
lLs terms shaHTfe reasonable and his utmost endeavors
given to please. The patronage of tha public respectful
ly solicited. i '
HENRY J. BROWN.
. Raleigh,' Oct., M, 13.4. -, ;. n-iO Sm.
CAJLRIASE MAKING.
I1A f.KK III COACH FACTpliY.
J I A3IS At GORM VN, H WING EN-
. I --irrf-'d thinr esnhlishineiit bv ihe addition of -li-n- j
kins' Sli v - 'larsctt .-tr.;er. are fully pre, rired t,f execute
'.or.lers for I'.tRRlAOKs d everv description. Employing
experienced workmen nd using the best of materials,
their w ,rk wiil always be. fiiiished in a style warranted
to aive satisfaction
Repiiring do.ie with neatness and despatch.
Fietoiyon HargeifrMriwt, near t!ie Baptist Grove, and
at Clark's Id stand, near the Mawnic Hall
Raleigh, Juno 15, 135 1. r n2S 12m.
pi-nspizrTUS rn;t mil
TilESATUitD VY EVENINtf POST, established Aji
gait , l.i-i t Weekly edition between ini';'""1 and ;o,ooo.
The lo ig period of over "3 years, dnring vyhich the Satur
d.iv Evening Post has been established, alid its present
immense cn-cu'iitio'i, are guarantees to allj who may sub
scribe to i that they will receive a full return for their
mo -ey. u iirr mgV-mei'ts so fir for the pomingyt arare
such its we trust will he thought worthy of the high rep- ;
illation of the Post. Positive arrangements' already have
been made for conlr billions from the g fled pens of Mrs.
Southw.irth, Grace Greenwood, Mrs. Denison, Mary Ir
ving, Elixa L. Sprmt, Mrs. Crlen, Fanny Fern, and a
new contributor, whose name, by reqnest; is withheld.
In the first paper of January next' we design commenc
ing the following Novelet: SIX WEEKS OF COURT
SHIP: bv Mrs. Emd eF. Carlen, author of "One Year of
',Vell.iek, Ac. W'e purpose following this with nn origi
1 . nal Novelet, des-gned to illustrate, incidentally, the great
Evils of Intemperance, entitled The Fallsiof the Wyahis
ingj bv a new and dist nguishiHl c mtribirtor We have
nlsi iii-ide :u-rangemeuts f.ir Two Stiiries.1 to be entitU-d
The" One d l Sisters, and the NabobsVVill; by GraceGreen
wooil.anthor of 'GreenwiMid leaves 'Haps and lishaps.
Also, the following add tion-.il contribnti.Mis : New Series
of Sketches, by Fanny Fern, author of 'Fern Leaves.Ac
Mark, the Sexton, a Novelet, by Mrs. Denison, author
of the Sifii-mother,'"'iloine Pictnres,'Ac Nancy Selwvn,
or the C.l.Hid with a S.Iver Lining; a Novelet, by Mary Ir- i
vinp-. And last, but br no means least: from the ftscina-!
'ting and powerful pen of the Post's own exclusive contri
butor, YIVl A. a story of Life 'a Mystery, by Mrs. Emma
D E. N. Southw'orth - . ' . t
In add lion to the above proud array of contributions,
. we sh-il' e-rtteavur to k-ep our nsiial variety of original
ske'cl eaand Letters, Picture of Life in our -own aud for-
eign h B l, choice selecVons from all siiireesi Agricultu-
. ral :it c es. tuner,! .lews, Humorous Anecdotes, lew
of the Produeennd Stock Market, RankiN'ote List, Ed t
orials, Ac , Ac, our object being to give u.-complete record
as far us our inets will d nit. of the Great orld.
KNG.K VINGS. In the way of Engravings we gener
ally pre-e it at least two weekly; one of au iustructive.and
the other of a humorous ch aracter. 1-
The postage on the Post to any part of the U. States, i
paid qunrterty or .jenny in auvance, at the ollice where
it is i-eceived, is only -6 cents a year.
TERMS Siiur'e copy 2: 4CDDies5: S do., anii ram
to getter up of c' ub, It'; IS, do do so do f-joj
55 The in.mey must always be sent in advauce. Ad-'
dress, always post-paid, i
' - DEACON A PETERSON,
No. 66, South Third st; Philadelphia, j
, ' '' "... ! : i
Splendid lot ofSHAWjLS. Plain, Plaid, While i
Silk.Cr.-u't D . Gloves, every quality and price, j
Cah so.jn as we wish them to be !
Cah
EVANS t rOOKE.
Sept. 23, 1851
42 2.', Cheap Place.
IN S.tore everything in tlie way of STAPLE GOODS,
Caiie -es. -Brown and Riench Shirtings and Sheetings,
l. nen Dnper, Cotton Fta-mel, Carpeting..
We call th attention of oor friends and the pnblic gen
erally i o the stock, assuring them hit no pains will be
H in d to tiive satiafact on. .EVANS & COOKE,
Sept ' l3, H54 ,4i 2;. Cheait Place.
, Opposite E. L Harding's Clothing Emporium.
rviA V ATS. HOSIERY AND GLOVES, UMBREL-
J t s an i UTV noes, lull assortments.
W. H. 4 R. S. TUCKER.
Oct. 16,
n45 tf.
Business Notices.
Kew Full and Winter Goods foi '134-'o.
T. X. FEUTEESS,
Mebchaxt Tatloh,
Ko 15, FayetUvilU Street, Kcfldgh, X. C.
AFTER tendering his sincere thanks to his fcvends
and pau-ons f.ir the libar-.tl supj-ort thev have here
totore given him, would respeciftil I v inform them, and
the citizens ot Kaleih, and viciuitv getierailv, that he
bas on hand a very hu -e, lioautif ;! and varied asso-tuient
ot Cloths, Cassiisii-rt? and Vesting. Shirts, Cravats, Col
lars, Ac , a p.rtuu of which iie will eniinieiate for their
benefit, as weii as for the btttctitof the members of the
Legislature, and Strangers Yiaiting the citv. Ail ruav
rest assured that if tbevTwill.ca.l oil him, at No. 15. Kav
ettjtVille Street, thev will be able to purchase all or anv ot
thMirticles in the list below, at such prices as waif en
sure generally satisfaction :
Ijt pieces sup. Fre'uch cloth.
Sup. light nd diU k blue French cloth.
Sup. brown Ftench cloth.
4lo green do do.
do mulberry du do.
do olive br'n do do.
do do -green .do do.
9 pieces sup. bik, 'French Doeskin Cassimere.
67 do do fancy do do
6-' pieces blk. fi'd. arid fancy silk Vesting
1 pieces light tig'd embr'd". and Tinsellea do. do.
ith a variety ot plain, black, and fancy Velvets and
l iuo v esungs
All of which will be manufactured bv him iu a stvle !
unsurpassed,
rt K. laliING 600DS.
25 doz. sup. patent dress shirts
20 " " " linen collars.
Silk under shirts and drawers.
Merino do do do.
Cotton fleeced. . do. '
" bleached and unbleached do.
Fancy Merino Cutis.
" " Neck Comforts.
Silk F.lastic Suspenders.
Ladies' and Gent's Jnhoulder Braces,
Buckskin, S.Ik, anAlil Cloth money belts,
8 doz. blk. satin stocks.
; White satin and fancy silk do. . '
D. and fancy linen handkerchiefs.
Do. figured and fancy silk pocket do. ' -
Silk, Mermo, and Cotton, half hose.
Black, white, and fancy KidJ!oves,
Fancy Silk fleeced. Cassimere and Kid faced Gloves,
12 doz. sup. fancy Cravats,
Iilack, silk. While and figured, satin do.
READY MA.JE CLOTHING.
Rlack dress coats, from 12 to dollars.
Do. and fancy frock coats, and fancy cashmere business
coats,
A lirge assortment of black and fancy over coats, and
fancy morning robes.
Do. do. cadet and steel mixed jackets.
B'ack and fancy cass. panls,
Biack and fancy s lk vests,
Fancy silk, cashmere, and white and fig'd. marseilles
vests,
liovs' Black, and fancy frock, sack, and overcoats,
Black and fancy pants, Ac.
The above articles were all selected by himself in New
York, on reasonable terms, and wiil be d sposed of at a
small per cent. As his stock is extensive and Co np'.ete,
he has no hesitation in saying that he can and will give
the purcna.-er as good or belter bargains than any house
in this or any oilier city.
Call at No. lo, Fayetteville Street, and you, shall
have bargains for your money.
Paris and American Fashions for the Fa'l and Winter
of lavt-.Vi just received and open for inspection.
WANTED i nmediafelv one or two APPREX
'REXTICES,
of good moral character.
T. R. FENTRESS.
Dec. 2, 1V4. 1 it.
MEDICATED INHALATION.
-CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED, AS TREA
V ED BY DR. E. N. TR IS I', with his celebrated
I1YGEN AND OXYGENIC VAPOR.
Dr. Trist, gradual" of the Royal College of Surgeons
in London, ami the rvcipieM of diplomas fram the Long
Instituiioii of Edinburgh and ihe Hoiel des Inva idt-s tf
Paris, having settled pei irifnenlly in New York for the
practice of ins profess. on. bei;s leitfe to suffgej-t t.i the cit
izens of the l.'uiteil Stales that s.-veral years of study and
successful experiments inEnsland and Scotland, a- well
as other pails of Europe, with Consumption :n alius 1
forms, enable him to warrant, hot only, relief, but a com
plete cure to all those suffering wiih this great national dis- I
ease. - r
Dp. Tri-t deems it unprofessional to advertise ; hut orh- ;
ers having represented lh--m elves a.- ;he oiiainators ot the i
Inhalation Treatment, he would say lo the afflicted ihat !
h" alone is e it t ed lo it- lir-t intro.luction, and would
e: Ut hi all aainft using ihe useless ai d dangerous com
pounds advertised by incompetent persons.
"'Take it thy bkd and Walk."
Dr Trist woulJ sny io ihose interested, that he ha- had
manufactured, lor the use of his patrons, his " Patent In
haling Tubes," .through "Inch the vnpor is conveyed lo
the p ins -ittf'jctcd. and which earnestly commends lor the.
ehoeriiia results wh. eh hive i.tlernled their use; and iho
fact, th-it they may be used by the most feeble iuva.id with
out any u'upli-aannt symptoms. '
To those residing out of ihe city . Dr. Trist will forward
one of the luhaiins; Tubes, together wall a package ot the
Vapor, sufficient to last three months, accompanied wish
ample directions 'or use, on the receipt of a letter contain
ing Jl;li Ten dollars, and describing svuiptoms
A cure is warranted in.all stages if Consuinpti. n. Bron
chitis, Asthma, and all other affections of ihe Throat.
Lungs, and Air Passages. Incase of failure, the .money
will he returned Add ess ( post paid; Di. E. N. Trist.
68 Grand Street, New York City.
E
DUE WORTH FEMALE SEMINARY. -THE
Tm-sdav the '2d of January, 18i5, and elo.-'e '-u the last
Thursday in .May.
The increased prosperity of the School has required ihe
erection of a large additional buililms. This is so tar
comple'ed as to he ready tor the ree tion of unpds at the
opening of the Session. The dormitories are designed to
accommodate tour pupils ; thev are thoroughly ventilat
ed, heated with hot-air flues and supplied wnh waier Irom
a reservoir m the upper part of the -building. The sleep
ins aparliucnt id' the old building have been so altered as
to be warmed in 1'ko manner wnh hot air-flues. The
whole arraiijeuieots have been made with reference to
comfort and convenience.
Th various departments of instruclion ar filled by able
and thoroughly qua'itie.l teat hers.
Terms the same as heretolori-.
TEACHERS. "
Richard Sti-runu, A. VI., Principal and Prixfossor ot
Natural science, and .Mental and .Moral Philosophy.
Wm. L. Scott, A. B., Piotessor ol Ancient Languages
anil m ithrmatics.
Miss L. F. Richahdsox, Assistant in the English Depart
ment. J..J icq'-es Eyers. Protessrir of Modern Lauiruares and
Oil Painting.
.Miss C ii. Carlton, Instructor in Water Colors, Pencil,
Crayon and Polychromatic Drawing.
Henricd Schv'okr, Professor of .M usic.
Mi--s' VI. Dkwey, i ,.... .
Mis- O. C. Harris. Ass,8,a"to Mus,c-
The Doui '-t c Departnient is under the care of Mr.
Thomas McNcely ann Lady, whoe attention is exclu
sively devoted to ihe coinf. rt of the household.
For further information apply to
RICHARD STERLING.
Greensboro, N. C Dec. 195-1. 4 tt.
NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION FOR THE
Ue'tj and Dumb and the blind. The Sessions ol
this Institution will Hereafter commence on the First day
of September of each year, and Continue ten months.
This ehansre has been made m order to bring the vaca
tions into the mouths ol. July and August, which, on
account of the heat of thai season, are less adapted to
btudy than the oilier mouths. It also brings the Com
mencemeiit oi the School to the season when the Sheriffs
ot the ditlerent counties are comma in to make their
returns, thus affording a good opportunity for parents tc
send the.r children.
The following are the Officers in the Intellectual
Department ol this Institution:
WM D. COOKE. M. A., Principal.
J. A Waode l, M. D ,")
Rev. II. Hardie, (Professors and
Geo. E. Ketciiam," f Teachers.
Chari.es M. Grow. J
!ty Applications tor admission should be made to
tie Principal. .
Raleiah, August 14,1854. if
FRANK LINTON MALE AND FEMALE
INS I TUT E.
FriinLIln Qiinti, X. C.
Mr. ice Mrs. D. S. Richardson, Principals.
Aided I'i) eiiId (JuitiiirU id AsxixtanU.
THE ensuing Term for 1855 will commence on Mon
day, ihe I st day . f January. A punctual attendan-e
is solicited The two Departme ts are distinct. Board
bom 7 to .9 per mor.ih For a Circular of further
particulars addressed the PRINCIPALS.
Nov. 2, l-tol. h-i 8w.
RE! MOUNTAIN FEM4LE ACADEMY.
The Exercises of this Institution will close on the
5th and (ith of December next, at wh;ch time there will
be an examination, and the Public are respectful) v invited
to attend, an Address will be delivered on the second dav
by A. W. Mangum, Esq.
The next session will commence on the 4th f January
next, and continue five months, under the supervision of
Mr. John P. Bailey and Lady, assisted by Mrs. Lucy F.
Young.
Th.s Institution is situated 12 miles East of Hillsboro,
in the Comity of Orange, on the main road leading from
Roxboro' to Raleigh. Parents and Guardians who wish
to place tlieir Daughters and lA-'ards in a healthv section
of country in the midst of an intelligent and Religious
Community, aud under experienced and efficient Teach
ers, will tind in this School all they desire.
Terms Board (m (lights excepted.) English from
S, .5t t! ; I.ium.1M a'i'iMI i,irli,rl!n lunl
. - , J. " V .......... 1UK . lICll,"
,rfc?.W; Pai,,tll,g and t'mbroidrySJ.oo; XeedU-
I work $3.00
I
A.PARKER, V
RICH'D HOl.LEMAN
nKWcK' -'-Committee
J. A. McMAXXER,
Nor. 25, 1854
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GO TO H VVES and o-et r. u- u
STERESCOPIC PICTURES! TheV ?t'au,'f
of the dav. ' aremeo,aer
Crayo DAOrJBREOTTTES taken in the nMw i.
HAVEN'S. Go and see them. te8t U T
Baletgh, 5ot. 25, 184. ra
Business Notices. , .
i
. QUMMER ARRANGEMENT. between Norfolk and
i O XewVork : Passage and fare only , state room in
! eluded ; the swift and elegant steamships Roanoake and
! Jamestown. Ueing fitted in everv respect occirirdina ro
the Act ot Congress, will leave Norfolk lor New York,
i every Wfcxeshay ami Saturday mornings, at tem
' ..'clock, with the United Slates Mnil. arriving i New
' York early next day : returning they willleave New York
everv Tcesdav and Satuk'iay alie.noon, and arrive
Pl Nclbik the follnwin" day.
For passage apply on board, or to
' J. M. SMITH &. BRO.
June 1853. , n-2'J if-
YH71LLIAM A. CWYER, Factor, Commission and
V Forwarding Merchant, Wilmington, N. C. gives
particular attention to the sale or, shipment of Naval
Stores, Cotton, Ac"; has all necessary wharves, sheds
and ware houses for the accommodation of Produce, and
will make cash advances on consignments to lorn or his
friends in New York. '
September, l-s3. -
TOIIN . LOUDON. & SOV, Grocers and
f Dealers in Metals,- Leather, etc., No. y-i Mam-St.,
K ehmotsd, Va , offjrs f.-rsale Swedes American ar,d Eng
lish roii, all kinds and sizes; Bnglish and American
Bi.istfrep. Cast. Shear, t'.ERM.AN. round, octagon aiid
SrRtNo Stkf.l: McCormick & Pai.mf.r's Mould Hoards;
(iround Wag..n and Cart B.xes; IIorse-Shoe Naii
Kods : Tin Plath. Sheet Zinc, spelti.r. mm opener
Solder: Block Tin, in Pig? and Bars; Bu.vitRs Sheetinu
i and Bar Copper ; Siiekt aed Bar Leak and Wire;
' Sacepn Handles Hi cket t-ARsanil iuckf.t iiamjuj .
j Sorp. Dinner, Breakfast and BVkf.es' Tin Plates ;
i Tinned and Black Rivets; Boot and Shoe Linings,
! RiNniNd. if. . &.c : Carpet Warp, wlvte r' eoli
-J uoloied :
j Sole Leather. French and
! GttoCEKIE SDK ALL KINDS.
American
Calf Skms;
rpO-JOLMiSRYMKN TAILORS 1 wish t... employ
1 two or more first-rate Workmen, in my line ot busi
nes?, to whom I will pay the highest j'jjjy pqg
Raleigh, Now. 18--3. ' 8-tf.
IMTIMJ INK JIAM1F ACTIIRV, NO -2(.f
FRON T ST., between Moniaomery and Gouvern-enr-streets.
Hast River. Ollice No 1 Plait-street , on ihe
second floor. The subscriber continue to liinnufactnre,
mid liaseonstauily on hand, Printina Ink of all the varie
ties ol qualities a nd color. Printers mid Merchants will
find their orders executed- it mod -rale price? and may be
assured of receiving as eood an article ns there is in the
market. .
GKORGE MAT1IFR
N. V ., Jan. fi. 1854 tf
p . r . P E S C U D ,
RALEIGH N. C,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
I -vYE-WOOD."
AND DYE-STUFFS, OILS, PAINTS,
arnishes. Window Glass
und I'uttv. Glassware: French, English and American
'Perfumery ; Fine Toilet and Shaving Soaps, Fine Tooth
and Hair finishes, 1'aii.t Rruslies ; Surgical and Medical
Instruments, Trusses and Supporters of all kinds; Sp'ees,
Suutls, Manufactured Tobacco; all the Patent or Pm
prietarv Med c ues of the Day; Imported and Domest-c
Cifrais; Pure Wines and lirandies for Medicinal purpo
ses ; Extracts for Flavoring, Imported and American.
Warranted Freh and Genuine tiarden Seeds, always on
hand in the' proper season. Choice Toilet and Fancy
iii-liclcs. A-.c. 'A-e
j
My Purchases are generally made for"nh, and j
roods oilered as low as they can be obtained from any I
similar establishment in this section. Warranted to be j
Frfsh, Purr and Genuine. i
Order s Irom fh ('nun try promptly filled, and satis-
faction guaranteed, with regird to price and quality. i
Physician' Piccrip ions will receive particular j
attention at all hours of the day and night. j
Physician furnished with complete stocks of M"- j
tlicines, Shop Furnitnre and Instruments, at
Alorlhcru nriei's. ll-" tf. i
- i
N
EW JEWELRY cc NEW STORE. PALMER
Fayetteville Street, in elegant style, are now in receipt of
a Large and Sp'en'did Stock . of new and Fashionable
(Sold and S.Iver Watches ; Clocks, Jewelry, Silver ware ;
Cutlery, Walking Canes, Spectacles of every rurietv, and
a general assortment of all articles in their line of bu
siness. Citizens and Visitors are respectfully invited toca'I and
examine our elegant stuck, and we feel satisfied they can
be suited in making whatever purchases thev may de
sire. PALMER & RAMSAY
Raleigh, Oct. 16, 1 !.!. u4f -5w..
IOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS. The Subscriber
) having ju-t remrned from Ihe North has the pleasure
of informing his friends and the community in general,
i hat he has laid in a good supply of Roots, Shoes ash
Gaitkks ot'h's own personal selection, which will be sold
cheap for c ish.
He woii'd also inform the public that he will continue,
as heretofore, to manufacture limits. Shoes and Gaiters in
the line.-t stvle, which c.innot be surpassed either in this
or anv other place.
HENRY A. DEPKIN.
TO THE TRADE He lias on hand a good stock of all
kinds of Leather Lining and Binding Skins ; Flench and
American Calf Sk tis, together with a good lot of Oak and
Hemlock Sole. ng Leather, which will be sold cheap for
I he cash.
HENRY A. I EPKIN,
West side of the Capitol.
Raleigh, October 7, 1S.",4. 14. "m.
A
M ERIC AN ARTISTS' UNION! THE AME-
riean Anis's' Union, would rcspecilullv announce to
thr- citiens ol the United States and ilie Camillas, that for
j the purpose of cu'tiv.itinsx a taste tor the tine arts throiigh
' out the country, and wiih a view of enabling eveiy family
i to become pofseg-vd ol ii gallery of Engravings, by the
' first Artists . I the Ae. They ha-e di leiiuiin-d, in order
; lo create an extensive sale for their Ensrnvinsrs, and thus
not on y give employment lo a lar;;e number of artist- and
i oihers.bu inspire among our countrymen a taste for works
. ot art, to prrscnt to the purchasers of their engravings,
I when -J"0,0'0 ,,l winch-a re sold. 2 0,0 io Gifts, at the o
j timl cost of S-150,(100. Each purchaser ot a One Dollar
Engraving, th lefore, receives not only an Engraving rich
j ly worth llii' money, but also a ticket which entitles him
i to one of the. Gil's when they up distributed,
j For Five dollars, a liighiy finished engraving, heautiful-
ly Painted in Oil, and Five G ft Tickets, will f,e sent ; r
i Five dollars worth of splendid Engravings can be s'lecld
; from the Catalogue, and ellt by reluni mail or express.
! -1 copy of Ui' Catalogue, together with a specimen of
i one of the Eng aving-, can be seen at the ollice ol this
lal!.'r- .
r or each Dollar scut, an r.n;r iving actually worth that
sum, and a Gift Ticket, will immediately be lorwaided.
AGEXTS:
The Committee believing that the success of this Great
National Undertaking will he materially p omotcd by the
ene-gy and enterprise of intelligent and persevering Ag
ents have resolved to treat with such on the most liberal
terms.
Any person wishing to be. omc an Agent, by sending
post-paid.-! 4-1 will receive by return of Mail, a One Dol
lar Engrav i.ig. a 'Gift Tucket," a Prospectus, a Catalogue
and a'Tothei u'ee6ssary inlortnation.
On the ti ia cimpieiioti of the sale, the Gifts will be
placed in the hands ot a Committee ot the Purchasers to
be Distributed, due notice of wh eh will be given through
out the United States and the Camillas
LlT vF GJFKi.
100 Marble bus sol U a-diington, at - $100
10,000
1
10,000
10.000
i 1,0 ' -V Clay, - - - - -
1 " Webster, - - - -
1,(0 " " Calhoun, - - - -5"
elegant Oil fain inys in splendid gilt
frames, size :i x 4 ft. each, j
1(X) r-legai.t Oil Paint'osr--. - x 3 ft each.
100
lt)0
ltX)
LO
50
10
5 00i
5,0. iO
5,0iO
40,000
500 steel plnte Engravings, brilliantly
Colored in 0,1, rich gilt frames, 24x3o
in. each )
lD.iHiO elegant steel plate Engravings,
colored in oil, ot the V ahington Mo-
niimcnt. 'M x "26 in. ea.
2. ?,UOli ice; (ilato engravings, from 100)
difieient plates now in possession ot
and owned by the Artist's Union, of
the maiked value of from 50 els to SI
each. v
4i;coo
li,000
22,0)0
1 first class Dwelling, in 31st st., N. Y '
citv, f
2 Building Lots 100 and 101 t-ts. N. Y.
citv. each '25 x 100 It. deep, at f
100 Villa Sites, containing each 10.000)
ljSX)
sq. ft. in the siburbs of N.Y. City, and I
i commanding a magnificent view of
j- the Hudson River and Long Island
j Sound, at j
Perpetual Loans of cn.di, without in- l
I terest ors'-cuntv, -.'5 a. j
j 50 Do do do of ,0u each,
i 100 Do do do of 50 '
i 2 0 Do do do of it) "
i 2,'H-,0 D-. do do of 5 "
500 50,000
5'00 i
5.000
5 ():)
5.1)0
10.000
; Reference in riir-ird to the Real Estate. F. J. Visschfb
j & Coi, Real EstiffeBr.kers, New York. Orders, (post
! paid,i with numevnclosed. to be addressed,
j J W. HOLBkOOKE. Sec'y, oor, Broadway, K. Y.
j 55" The eugr.iviigs in the Catalogue are now ready
! f". i r I ! i .ii-,- - a . . '
T) LOOM FIELD FEMALE SEMINARY. This In
Ist,tution, which hastieen 20 vears in successful opera
ton, is situated nithe village of Bloomtield, Essex county.
New Jersey, aimut 4 miles from Newark, and 12
miles from the city of New.. York,
i The different departments of instruction are under the
) care of nine teachers, who arc thoroughly prepared for
their work, not only by an intimate practical acquain
tance with the branches taught, but by an "aptness to
; teach," which is even more important to insure, success.
Every facility for ime!leetua!.;improvemeut, such a
; Maps, Globes, Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus,
j Library, Mineralogieal and Corchological Calunets,
I hate been provided, so thai this Institution, io every
j respect, will compare favorably with the best institu-
tions in the country.
! Circulars comainins terms, and other particulars
i may be obtained of Wm D. Cooke. Esq- Prineinal
. , tne North Car dina Instiruti.in for the Deal and Dumb
"l the R ind, either by personal application or by letter,
of the North Carolina Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
pott-pain.
il. B, COOKE, I p . .
U
L COOKE, '
Bloomfield, Essex Co. N. J.
' imnnwrgt at
H. & R. S.
NEW STORE, NO.
w
THEIR
T NVTTE attention to their large and magnificent stock of
. AT
c " "tV?t C " ' "
j
X rf-c, selected expressly for iheir own trade, viz : . (
Paris qualitv RAYE aud PLAIN POULT DE S0IE, rich Plaid and Brocade.
ROBES Dr'E'NFANS, in new and elegant designs. j
Extra Rich PLAID POPLINS and A ALENCIAS.
Paris Priled M. DE LA1NES and CASHMERES, new and confined styles- 1
Paris Embroidered COLLARS. CAPES, SLEEVES, DRESSES, IIDKFS, Ac.
Paris made CLOAKS and MANTILLAS, in Velvet Satin, Moire, Antique, &c.
ALEXANDRE'S superior KID GLOVES. . fcrTV
The Above in addition to their usual assortment of STAPLEGOODS.as well as an immense vanety of SILKS,
MERINOS, BOMBAZINES, &.c, must form the most extensive and attractive stock m the city, they oner at
eXRememli-r that we keep constantl v on hand, a full stock of Gents' wear' of all kinds, namely cloths, Cassimers,
Vestino-s c ' 4c Hats and Caps. our hat department is especial! v worthv of a purchasers atteniion before jmrclias-ino-'
ehTewkerc as we have them from a A'"r A'o'i rrr, to a ir.de A.vike, and an Eye-i pener,) also a choice lot
of groceries, salt, &c., a full assortment ol crockery,
Raleigh,j Sept. 10, ISM.
S. PjERKY,
DENTAL S.URGEON,
PARTNER of mid successor to, the hue Dr William
R. Seolt, having taken charge ol the othce occupied
by his late partner, wi 1 continue the business, and hopes
by closely attending to the duties ot his profession, t ineiii
the confidence of all whojmay favor him with their pat
ronage. CERTIFICATES.
Raleigh, Nov. 2, 1S54
Dr. L. s. Perry, Sirm In,tt,
Sir : It affords me pie; sine to stale that lluneollen
hea d ur late friend, Dr. .U m. R Sci-tt. wi h whomyou
were associated in business, speak of your full and correct
knowledge of the theory ot Dental Surgery, ai.d expiess
his great satisfaction with the opeiations and work which,
during the present year, you performed under his eye.
I know he was perfectly willing to leave the office under
your charge, and looked forward io the day when he
should retire from the practical of his pro'cssion and leave
you his successor.
1 hope you will continue the business, as 1 'eel confident
that you will give entire satisfaction to all who may re
quire your services.
cry respectful 1 v.
WM. J CLARKE.
Raleigh, N. C, November 1.
Dr. L. S. Perry -. Dear Sir : In accordance with the
desire of the friends ot our late friend, Doctor W m. R
Scott, with whom yo i have been associate d in the practice
ol Dental Surgery, for some time past, 1 have determined
to de iver to you his oilier, instruments, and fixtures, until
his executory are appointed, and in taking your receipt
for the .-ame. 1 feel assured that you will give entire satis
faction to his late friends and the public generally : be
cause 1 am aware of the fact that he was very proud of
you as his late pupil ; that he hnd perfect confidence' iu yon
as a skillful and successful Dentist, ami thai he intended
soon to resign his practice iu your bauds, owing to his
failing eye-sight. ,
Wishing you prosperity, and hopins that you will reflect
credit upon your late preceptor and partner iu ail your
operations, I remain your sincere tiend, pjgTj)
NOTICE.
All persons indebted for operations performed at the
office ut the late Dr. W. R. Scott during the prfsent year,
are respectfully reqiusted to call and settle wiih the under
signed immediately, who will tender them their accounts
duly receipted. L S. PERRY.
Surviving nan tier.
N iv. 4, 1354.
4y if.
F MAHLER & CO., dealers in Groceries, Conl c-
tionary, Fancy Goods, Giocerj , &.c., Raleigh, N . C.
ber 18iG, a4 tf.
CIlrPRE & CO., General Agents, Commission and
s Forwarding Merchants, Princess Street, Wilming
ton. N. C. C- Pt'PRE,
DAN'L li. RAKER.
August, 1S54. oi! tf.
T l
J seilors at law, Raleigh, N. C , ivill attend promptly
to ativ liusmess entrusted to tlieir cmi-, in the central
counties of the State, and in ihe Slate and Federal
Courts.
QrtEXTix BrsBKK, Commissioner of Deed, &c, for New
York. Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, South Carolina,
Georgia, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Texas, Arkan
sas, Tennessee.
Aug. ls.H. " n37 tf. .
PETER W. HINT0N,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NOS. 25 AND 'Jfi iiothert's WHAUF,
NORFOLK, VA.
SPECIAL attention paid to selling Tobacco, Fi.oi-r.
Grains, Cotton, Naval Storks, &c, &e. Also to
Receiving and Forwarding Goods.
REFER TO
Charles"L. Hinton, Esq., M'ake Conntv, N, C.
J. G. B. Roulhuc, Esq., Rale'gh,.N C."
George W. Haywood, Esq., Raleigh, X. C.
William Phmuner, Esq., Warrenton, N. C. .-.'
Sept Hi, 1S,"4. 42 lv.
t
ORTIl CAROLINA BOOK STORE. Hknrv I)
J TcKNEit has for sale, the Supreme . ourt Reports,
imiforin sets or single volumes. Price reduced.
Iredell's digest, three volumes,
Swain's Justice,
North Carolina Form Book,
Also, at greatly reduced prices, in quantities, or by re
tail a complete assortment of School Books; Blank
Books; stationary and Fancy Articles; Juvenile and
Toy Books; all the New Publications as soon as issued ;
the Standard Publications in every department of Liter
ature, Arts and Science and in every language, Ancieut
or Modern.
Music Books and Musical Instruments.
Writing Desks of Leather, Rosewood and Mahogony.
Work Boxes, do do and Paper Mach'e,
Walking Canes and Whips, great variety.
Choice Gold Pens in Silver and Gold Cases,
Velocipedes, Gigs, Hobby Horses, Barouches, Wheel
Barrows, ic.
Mathematical Instruments and Thermometers in
great rorietv. ' ' - . V.
BOOK BtXDIXG, in every variety, promptly executed
in the neatest manner. , "
i ""Select GAKpex Seeds Every variety warranted
fresh and good selected from the most approved Seeds
men and Gardeners in the Northern Country.
Raleigh, March 4, 1S54. 13 tf.
GAZETTEER OF NORTH CAROLINA I
'IHE undersigned is engaged in conjunction with olh- 1
JL ers in the preparation of a Gazetteer of the State oil
Noith Carolina, and desiring to render the work us com- j
plete and satisfactory as possible, respectfully solicits the j
countenance and aid of the citizens of ti e State in further
ing the undeitaking. The miscellaneous character ot ti e
materials out ol w hich a Gazetteer of the State must ne
cessarily be constructed, suggests the importance of secur
rina the cooperation of persons in every County w o may
be able to furnish such minute and local information as'
could be obtained from no common source. Relying up
on the intelligence and public spirit of our citizer.s. the un
dersigned takes the liberty to request thai persons in any
part of the State will at their earliest possible convenience,
funi'8h him in detail as much information as they possess
or can obtain on the following points. viz :
1. The names: of the Post Offices in your County, and
ine distance ana otreciion tr m theUounty Town
unty town
ks. giin- the gen-
where thev emnry.
. " li
. I ne names oi me Rivers end (Jreek
? ral direction in which they run. and
3. Tim name and location of Mills Knetories . Kimn.
deries, &.e., &.c.
4. The Schools and Coljeges.-with the number of
Teachers and Pupils.
5. The Churches.designatingthedenomination of each
,6. '"he character and productiveness of the Mines, and
Fisheries and the principal article of export.
7. The number of Lawyers, Physicians, Merchants an 1
other professional men. '
S The general character of the timber and the soil r.
different parts of the County.
To those who havj so promptly responded to the almve
teouest.the subecriberreturns his sincere thanks, and hopes
thsy m-iriy others will communicate as much vnh-able in
formation aa they can collect, on all or any of the forego
ing subjects of enquiry.
. . W. D. COOKE. ,
Raleigh, Angnst, 14.
Papers in the State giving the above a fewlnwr
l'ms and calling attention to it educrialy, ill te entitled
to a mtff wftha work-
TUCKER,
8. FAYETTEVILLE STREFT
Sills, Satiii, Drew Goah, ErnbroUerUs, Cloaks, Mantillas,
anu glassware, lume aim
V. H. & R.
S. TUCKER,
41
X"I-AV ROUTE FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS.
i Direct from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore ,
to Norfolk, Weldon, Raleigh, Wilmington, Charleston and (
Augusta, Mobile and New Orleans. ,
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, Daily,
except Sundays') via Uav Line and Seaboard A Roanoke j
Railroad, to the above mentioned place, the Schedule be-
ing so arranged that the Traveller is subject to no nighl ;
travel on the Railroad from .New York to Wilmington,
N. c. !
Through tickets from N, York to Wilmington, N. C. 15,'X) ,
do do Weldon. N. C, lli,""
do do -Norfolk & Portsmouth, s,5 '
do Philad. to Wilmington, N. C. It,o0 i
do do Weldon, N. C, M.oo
do do Norfolk & Portsmouth, 6,oii j
do Baltimore to Wilmington, N. C, 1,'.0 j
do lo Weldon, N. C, 80 j
i . , 1. I .,....... r. . J, '
(IO (lo .XOl IOllv IV I OI IMIIOUIU, .,,,0
For further information and Through Tickets, apply ih
New York at the New Jersey Railroad Office, foot ot Court
land -St. Iu Philadelphia at the Philadelphia and lialti
inoie Ra'lroad Othce, iu Libnn v St. In Baltimore at the
Oilice Baltimore Steam Packet Company foot of Union
Dock-, or on board the Bay Steamers.
; Ommbiisscs and Baggage Wagons are provided on the
Line, bv which passsengers and their baggage are convey
ed through Philadelphia and Baltimore free of ail expense
mil Baggage Conductors, whose duty it is to give infor
mation and check Ihe baggage to tlie several points on
lli s route, accompany the passengers.
-Passviieers from New York and Philadelphia will have
their Baggage checked to Baltim, re and thence on board
tire Uav boats to Norfilk, Portsmouth, Weldon, ic.
The 'new and splendid Steamer NORTH CAROLINA
has jusl been added to ihe line. The stet.oers Geokoia
aud ili:i:.Li have just been thoroughly overhauled, new
boilers, slate rooms, and every other convenience to make
the passage comfortable and pleasant.
One of ihe above steamers will leave the Baltimore
Steam Packet Company's wharf. Union Dock, foot of Con
cord street, for the South, daily, i except Sundays , at
o'clock, 1'. M., or immediately after 1 lie arrival of the ex
press train which leaves New York at y A M., and Phila
delphia at L P. M.
ihe following is the schedule:
I Leave New York
' Leave Philadelphia
Leave Baltimore
Leave Portmouth
Leave Weldou
Leave Wilmington
..9 o'clock, A. M.,
. .J " P.M.
..6 " P.M.
..8X " A.M.
. .1 " P.M.
.10 " P.M.
For Augusta, Charleston and the South, via Manchester
' Railroad, now finished.
I Z' Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg, or any
i other points on James River, counect with the James
River boats early next morning after leaving Baltimore.
All passengers for Edenton, Plymouth, Newbern, Wash
i ington, Weldon, Goldsboro', Warsaw, Raleigh, and Wil
mington. N. C, or other point on the Seaboard and Wil-
lningloii Roads, will find it the most pleasant and agreea
ble route. M. N. FALLS, Agent.
Raleigh, April 1-54. 1-1 tf.
CIGVRS AND CHEW ING TOBACCO The
lovers of the wkkd will be glad to hear that the
subscriber has received an invoice of Superior Cigars
line cut and Lump Chewing Tobacco, various brands,
and some Smoking Tobacco, as flagrant as thev can find
unvwhere. "P. F. PESCUD.
Sept. -J4, is.-,.3. 43
CI ALL AT PESfl'D'S Drug Store for your sup-
tdies of American and Foreign Perfi me'rt, Tooth
and Hair i!iu sHKs, Coarse and Fine Combs, Soaps and
SllAVINO CltliAMS, PoMADIlS illld II.AIR Ol I.S.
Pcscud keeps a large stock and sells at a small ad
vance to consumers und the trade.
Sept. -J4, is:,y. 4C.
Guns, Ammunition, Jitlug r tci.lt, &c
TOIIN' KRIUKH, Manufacturer, mjiiUr and
U',...f.v ., .V-,,,7 Ik'der in Shot, O'tu, Mile,
'.', Fi'hin.i 'i'ltl. li, and .'H l indx tf SjHirtiwr A'juii
iitus, together with a general assortment of inaler 'mU f -'"''"',
A: E. ( or. of Walnut and Sicn.d Stettf,
hilildrij.!,;,,. '
All of which, and such other articles as belong to h's
I ne of Uusiness, will be sold as low as can be afforded bv
any establishment in the United States.
In testimony of his skill as a manufacturer, the Frank-.
Iiu Institute of Philadelphia, has awarded to him since,
I two' certificates, six silver medals, and one recall
premium ; and in is.4. tlie Crystal Palace of New York,
awarded to lim a medal, the inlv one awarded for Shot,
Guns and tidies in the United States.
" Krider's Sporting Anecdotes," illustrative of certain
varieties of American Game, with Remarks on the Char
acter of the I)g, Ki,.jd Dogs, Snipe, Woodcock, Rail,
Patn idge, Duck and Pigeon iiialch shooting, off the Rice
Hunting or Reed Uird, Grass Glover, Bull-headed or
Golden Plover, Canvass Back and Red Headed Duck, A
meric.m Widgeon, Scaup Duck and Canada Goose.
Price 1.0o. Address JOHN KRIDER.
Second and Walnut, Philadelphia.
4. 33 IV.
August 'i6, 1?
I -K.Erc AND COXFLf'TIOXARYPuttick and
, Mitchell would respectfully iuf.rni the public that
, their establishment is now in trie " lull tide ot successful
operation," and thev are prepared to execute all orders
in their line, in Cnke and Bread-Making, Candy making,
l&c. c. Nuts, Fruits, Groceries, &e., alwavs kept on
hand r
j CIGARS Our stock of C i sa rs is very large, some ol
1 'ne"1;." the choicest brands, such if Ele Gratitude.Cobdcn,
, Regalias, hilvas, Excelsior, El Ciervo. Steamboat Prin
! C1IJ?1 "n1 a vnety too numerous t me. tion.
I SCT Parties in the city or country furnished with every
, descripti m of Confectionaries, on the shortest notice and
I most reasonable terms.
; BRIDE'S CAKE carefully packed and sent to any
. part of the State. Sugar and Molasses cakes, also Candy.
suitable lor country store, packed in barrels or smaller
I Parages, cheaper than they enn he bought at anv other
: house m North Carolina or Virginia. Low profits and
Raleigh, Xsy 28, 1353.
n26 if. I
A.
A ORE CLOTIIING.-T. R. Fentress has just re-
j iiis c"-5uul ioi oi superior cut velvets for vest-
i Also, a splendid assortment of Gentleman's Morning
. robes, made to any order. 8
a full S,o 1Mf V?6' U1".' you wi" find at tablishment,
.l 1;,k i"ods ,n,my ll"e- n,M to b-' surpassed by
d 'h i r'7'Vrchea,Vess 01 V- liemember
lltu'r '. p" Fa'et,te,ll,J S'r.et,opposiie Pescud't,
Drugstore and PomeroyV Book Establishment
,.,.. V FENTRESS, Merchant i ailor.
Raleigh, November 3, 1853. g...
DESIGNING AND ENGRAVING ON WOOD. Pub
lishers. Stationers. Murnhoni. r.l
n,.ir III,, .,.;i,r j omen,, who re-
i f' r!jJ , ? onsf,,r Advertising or On.amental pdrposes,
! "'Hy mved to notice the subscribers !'Em-
GBAVI.Vli ESTABMSHMFVT " n.lm.. f li A I 1,1
work, in every style always on hand.
All orders will receive immediate attention, and to
saveilelay, please state whether to be finely executed or
lor whai purpose and at about what price cut.
Designs artistically arranged, in a manner.stvle ami
j price to suit all purposes. Those in want of illustrations,
win nuu ii to tneirarfvantncr to order of
WHITNEY JOCELYN & ANNIN,
Artists and Engravers on Wood.
No. 60 Fulton-iUreet, A'ew Fork.
March, 6, 1S53.
WINDOW GLASS. A large supply 0f all sizes
and qualities, kept on hand or ordered, to suit any
size sash at very low rales.
Also, a good supply of PUTTY. Dealers will please
give me a chance to fill their orders before buying else
where, if they want good bargains.
. . ' P- F. PESCUD.
Books
O
LD NORTH STATE IN 1776. Revolutionary
Incidents: and Sketches of diameter' fiiiefiv in the
" Old North State." By the Rev. E. W. Caruthei's, D. D.
Price &1 uo.
For sale by H. D. TURNFR,
N. C Book Si re.
' Raleigh, November, 154. l it.
IVTOCK'S PATENT ROUND HINGE INKSTAND.
i This Inkstand is of Glass, wilb a metal top, neailv
litted wifh a Patent Round Hinge, so that it can easily k
olosi-d when not in use. One stvle is made deep, to hold
plenty of Ink, and the other flat, so that the dip will be j
lost 4nflici.nt. and the Inkstand cannot be upset. I
The simplest and best Inkstand for the Counting House
in use.
For sale bv
II. D. TURNER,
'. C. Hook-Store.
Raleigh,' Nov. 4, 1354. 41 tf-
THE WORLD IN A POCKET BOOK, OR UNt
JL VERSA L POPULAR STATISTICS; Embracing
the Commerce, Agriculture, Revenue, Government, -Manufactures.
Population, Army, Navy, Religious. 1'ress Ge
ography, History, Remarkable Features uud Events, Nav
igation, Inventions, Oiscovcries and Genius ol every na
tion on the Globe. An ample Political. Commercial, Ag
ricultural, Manufacturing, Historical, Geographical, Sta
tistical and General Svnopsis of the Uuited Slates; with
the Census of 1S10, and Tables of Slate and Presidential
Elections, Interest, Usurv Laws. Slc. Statistics of the
Bible and Missionary Societies of the World, of Specie,
Currency, Banking, Steam, Cotton, Iron, Coal, S lk,
Crime. Ac. A complete history of every union, anc cut
and modern, alphabetically arranged.. A biographical
summary of eminent men, and the ages and nations in
which they lived. A synopsis of Astronomy und Geology-
; mountains, volcanoes, rivers, mines, lofty buildings,
temples, brid res, ancient and modern cities. The con
querors, chief battles and sieges of the world ; and a con
densed but complete view'of the ancient world.- A great
variety of miscellaneous statistics, curious and useful in
formation ; the whole being accompanied with a copious
inde. I5v W.1I. Crump. Seventh Edition. Greatly en
larged and improved; with acopious Appendix of chan
ges and events, down to the present time.
g For sale by H. D TURNER,
- N. C. Book-Store. '
Raleigh, November, I854. 1 tf-
A
NEW WORK BY A VIRGINIA luAOi . M
cond thousand in three weeks. Keceptiim ol
'A Ion.. " " l.nvir" tv MARION tlAHTLAXK, Olie nallO-
some 1-Jmo. vol.; price fl 25.
Criticism of thf Press.
There are many incidents interlaced with the plot ; the
whole story is ve'rv nrettilv written. Miss Hai l land may
henceforth' take rank amo'ug the most succe.-sfi,
novelists of the United States. Xtir lurk- :,
sful femali
( 'ffytMCi"iul
AdrertUer. . . '
The construction of the story is quite artislie. and the
sprghtlv dialogue, as well as the excellent tone pervad
ing it, will make it one of the most, popular fictions of the
present rear. Phil. EttH'n'J -ifnil. .
From the first page to the last we have rcniP-with in
creasing pleasure, ibis charming narrative of -a life of
mingled jov and sorrow, of trial and consolation, of pas
sion and' of peace. The' mo
ral of the story is prominent and unexceptionable
beauty and truth have clasped hands iu its recital. FrrJ.
Afux.
We t ike especial pleasure in commending this earnest, I
chastely written ami juatcious siory, as one anion;: me
brilliant ferns that have recently made their appear
ance. '
From its affect.onate. heart -speak ing "Dedication to
tnv ItmiUor nnd Sister " to its closc.' ihe attention is ri vi
ted with intense
and irresistible power. McMcaui. s j
Ani'-r.ritn Cour.
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Raleigh, Aug.
AMES FOR 1 8". 4. The Game of the Bugle Horns'
or, Robin Hood and his Merrv .den.
l ne ii line oi i ,oniriurums.
The (rime of Qualifies: or What Will the What say ?
The (J une of Round the Horn.
The Game of Speculation.
The Game of The Yankee Peddler: or What D'ye
Buy?
Uncle Thomas' Game of American Chronological
Cards.
The Game of Snip, Snap, Snorum.
The Game of Dr. Fnsby. .
The Game of Dr. Busby.
Also, A Largo assortment of Dissecte Maps and Pict
ores, Alphabet Blocks !cc.
For S ile at the N. C. BOOK-STORE.
Raleigh, March 4, 154. 1 .-tf.
aEW music book.
THE Hesperian Harp: A collection of" Psalm and
llynur -Tunes, ltdes and Anthems; and Sunday
School Infant, Revival, Temperance, Patriotic and Moral
Pieces: containing also a number of Scotch, German,,
Irish, and otiier tine compositions, Ac.
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WIIKELER'S IlisTOItY OF ORTH
V V Carolina to be found at the N. C. Book-Sn.re 11
D. TURNER, Raleigh. This work has hud an extensive
sale and favorably received.
The following opinions relative to the merits of this
work have been expressed :
Extract from the Report of tlie Joint Select Committee
of the L brary of the General Assembly of North Carolina,
at tlie last session ( 18 ,1 , through Hon. Wm. II. Washing
ton i Chairman i. Senator from Craven County.
'The Committee cannot but regard tlie 'work of Col.
Wheeler as a patriotic and praiseworthy effort to rescue
froin oblivion important facts id" our early historv. and to
elevate the character and standing of his native St. ne ;
and, as such, would Cordially recommend it to the favora
ble consideration, not only of the legislature, but of the !
people of the State at hu ge." !
Extract from, a letter of Hon. David I.. Swain, Presi-
dent of the University of Norih Carolina, to Rev. Francis j
L. Hawks, D. D., LL D., of New York.
"Chapel Hill, W,l.
"The Sketches of Col. Wheeler, in rciat'ou to this
State, contain a great amount of useful and minute in
formation, chiefly statist'eal and biographical, connected
with every county in the State."
Extract from a "letn-r of Hon. R. M. Pearson, one of ihe
Judges of the Supreme Court of North Carolina.
" R vnniuii, Mn.'i I, W,l.
I have had a conversation with tlie oibvr two .lodges,
upon the subject of the Sketches of NitU Carolina, which
you are about to publish.
" Wc concur in thinking that such a work will be high
ly interesting to every citizen of the Suite ; useful as ai
book of reference ; and wiil resuce from oblivion many
facts that ought not to be forgotten."
Extract fr om a letter ot Hon. George Bancroft, author
of " History of the Uuited Stales."
' " New-York, Jivh in, S".l.
"I look forward to the publication of vour work with
great interest, in the hope , that vou nia'v till the gap in
the history of your patriotic Stale.'"
" Th s is a work of which everv son of North Carolina
ought to be proud." Spirit of tlie. Ak, h'hiiji,
" This work will be valuable, and ought to be in the
hands of every North Carolinian." Pwrcul. (in ,,..!,,, '.
"Too little is known of his histonv When the im
portant information that Col. Wheeler' wilt impart, can
be procured, every family ought to own a copy of this
work. M'.i-ntain li-tnntr, li'irh-fi.idtoi
" YU "L's',!lte not to sav, that this work will turn out
one of the most valuable books to the ci izensof the Slate
ever yet published. Watchman, So ;- tin.
The last Legislature ordered fifty copies for the use of
the Library and Executive offices."
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stron ly recommended to use none but I.ipman's Patent
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It punches the hole well, and to fit ihe Eyelet, and in
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It saves lime, as the papers, etc., need not be reversed
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cae with all other Machines.
It is useful l.i the Merchant in filing awav papers, as
well as to the Attorney or Conveyancer, the Shoemaker,
Tailor, Milliner and numerous others, and a very labor
saving machine.
For sale by II. D. TURNER,
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Nov , 1854, I'j tf.
IN V V Ll'ABLE T O 3IOTII F: II S.- -TH E
Child, a Treatise on the-Diagnosis and Treatment of
the Diseases of Children, according to ihe simple laws of
naiure without Medicaments ; and upon th,- Birth, Nurs
ing, Attendance and Educati- n of Children, as well as
tee most frequent diseases Irom their very iulancy to the
period of pulierty ; Illostrated for ihe mas-, by a descrip
tion of a Serie ot cases gathered during a practice of
twenty-two years.
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A WOK FO It Tl.E I'KOPLE-Justpnblisl-jt
ed A New and Practical Form Book. Contamine
torms ol all those legal instruments important to be
known bv the people ol North Carolina, and designed,
also for the use ot '
Justice, of the Peace, Sheriffs, Clerks, Constable.
Coi oners, 4tC., J(C.
compiled and arranged from the best authorities.
By CALVIN H. WILEY, Esq.
I o which is added, The Consttlulwn of the United
Mnrf audol North Carolina.
1 he number ol Forms in this work is much lamer than
can Oe louiid in any Form Book heretofore published in
ronh-Carolina ; and wbiie it is hoped tht-y wdl iweet the
wants and exegencies of the public, it is also ft lieved that
their accuracy may J relied on, having been examined and
approved by Mime ot tlie most eminent lawyers ol the
State. From me alphabetical order ot the subjects, ami
the complete aiphauetical Index, it will be easy to find any
desired matter contained in the book..
The price of the book will be One dollar, for which
auin it will besent to any part of the State by mail free of
fmsiase The trade will be supplied upon the usaal terms.
Any person enclosing one dollar in a letter, or that
mount in postage sumps, will receive a copy ol the book
by return mail free of postage. Be very careful to send
lor " Wiuri w roi Book," and address
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Books
RAILEY'S ENGI.ISII uu'
jmeiiueu io uic special attention n, i . ifc ,
man tour inoiuua u uaa passed i;r,
is fitted not only for Ihe school ;ls
, ' : : i '
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DooK Ol reiere.ice. as sueti, it i,. ,
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bookselleisgenerally. Price Al i ... -mJ ' '
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superior in some respects to ai, C,
the public. 1 nelieve li will greatlv , ..' '
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correct knowledge ol our iai.t'um-V - h. i. ' tj
111 Oitii.v
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1
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As licit r to iK'iicction as is liki 'v
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Suitable for a slandanl of reference .
difficulties in Grammar. . A f,', " :'''l;t;i
A source of auihoiatative, ; ,Hl 'hi,"'.'. i
we ea , tcfer with as much conlideiiee !"" a!l"!!'r
era ry men N-.t lnUll ' l"a'ij,:
Promises to be ihe - book ol the ;,..',. - .. '
dennrtiuent of learning. ' n:in 'i i
I'lii l.r!:,n,:i l..ot.. ..I l.i i '
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to supercede nil others. Her.';. )i
.Iiiinary 7. Isl51.
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jlnsnrnncc Com pan
U'.g.
"TV OKTH. CAROLINA MU'll'M lit-j
ll -anee Compm v, Raleigh, N (' '( i ' ! A I
livu .V,.l...:.l .. 1 "l! ' I I i .
s,u. o ov o- VI IllUIVIUUillt IO! oIl( Vl '11-
or for life, on the mutual i'KiNcii'fi;.i"l;!
Mr.
pai in ipauui: in an me pronts ol lli, i,,,.
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inereior amounis io 5JO, a note m.-iv he
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tne amount oi tne premium be.-inn
without guaranty.
lilV;
The prompt niarmet in-whirh all
by this Company", UgHher with the ,
present great iiiducemeiitlii sucli
Slaves are insured lor a term oi
for two-thirds their value.
All lo-sesare paid within UOd.-ivs
is presented.
aiti r-nii;
DIRECT O I! S .
Chari.es E. Johnson
Wm. D. Haywood
James F. .Ii.iRnAX,
H. W. IlrsTr.n,
Wji. H. McKee
Charles B. Root,
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Dr. Chari.e E. Johnson. ',.,,,,
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JAMES f . Jor.PAX, Srrirtin
iLi lAjr 11. Jones, Trrnxurrr
11. W HrsTLD, Attmiiry
Charles E. Johnson. M. D. i V.
Wn.uAi II. Mc-Kee,.M. D
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y 1LI.IA.M D. Cooke. i r
mix, nliili,,,!
W. W Iloi.riFN. C c-xcriitirr C,
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Charles U. Root, ) tmtti-e
J. 1 1 Eli S MAN
For fnrtlier'informati.-ii, th, . . . ; , (
pamphlets, and forms of pn p, s,,, ,
ed at ih Olii.-c ol'tht-Compaiiy.or in
Comniuniciitioiis should h,i 'a,.,ii.
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plan is oui a small sum,
company. Thi onipnnl
part of the State, conseqiii
the risks are in ihe West
country.
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The Company is eniiu-iy fn-e c i
assc-smeiits. and h.-is i: v rv ; , .. .
good bonds, mid is there folc'c n o, ; i i r
the public. ' ' "
At tho Inst Annual Mt, li:.. . ! ;, ;
weie elected for the ensuine v, ii,
JAMES SI.UA.V iltf.,!,.t
s. ;. coi v.,., i , . .
U. P. MENDEMi V, ,
PETER ADAMS .v, ' i
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VOKTIl CAKOUSA MI. Ji AI. i:
1 Company. ' his C'onipanj M
operation lorinoie than 7 jeurs.a'i.u , oi.iimi,
upon ail classes ot pioperly in tliv S uit ,
ii ii i i i . "
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ami i iirpciiiine UlStllieries,, i:-,
Its Policies now cover property am. Liii,i, t-shmg'
a large portion of which is in c..l;, m , ...
sem capital is nearly Six Iluiidicdl
I ii.-nsa: ii !
Ooiuis propel Iv secured.
The ar, n gi cost ol Inswrance
Company has been lers t)i:;li , i ( ii,
per annum, on all grades oi i, ,
operations.
The !' Mowing persons have 1 ,
and Olhcers .',! this Company t,,r ,i
, .DIRECTORS
C W. D. H,iTcl,ii,s
J)ir,
J. R. U iliiao.K
do.
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Henrv D. Turner,
J. B. G. Roulhac.
S. W. h'oimr,
T. II. Scil.v, "
veo. .we.Nelll, f;fvtttei
Jos. G. Wright. Wiii,
Jiuiies E. Hovt, Was!
asilupy;
James SJoaii-'Greend:....'
John Cox, Edciiton.
Josh. Boner, Salem; ' j
Joseph H. Pool, Eii.-iK ii; Ci.i.
J" I- Fagan, ni,iii;;i. '
Alex. Mitch.-;',', X. ivicri.
W. N. H. Smidr, M,ii-lr,-,si,ro'.
H. B. Williamr fhariotte.
John B.,P,arier., ViSi n. '
A. T. Summy, Asin-vil!.-All
Directors aiith, ri', il I-' r.-.-i-ive a;,-liea!:,is
OFFICERS OF THE OOii;.N.
J. K. (. Roulhac, Prexiiln-t.
H. D Turner. Vic I' rer.nl mi. .
S. W. Whiting, 'Vrrnn.riy.
John C Partridge, Secretary.
John II. fJry.m, Attnrnrti.
J. Hersnnin, Cr'nernl Asent
ft. W. Whiting, )
J. R. Williams, 5 Execvlire Ci-nnnillff-J"hn
I riniro.se, ;
All conimmiicatinns in reference t ir.siirnnoc-sh' n
addressed to the Setretafv, p -st-panl. '
j. C. PARTRIUGEiN'''.
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LIVER' HLAIPLAI.NT, I
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cuiiOMc or m:i:yoi s dbUiT
I) e. se
of tlie Kidneys
and all d si acs arising j
from a Disordered Liver, r j
Stomach, snctr as Coi.stipul , n. i
Inward 1'il.s, Fullness, or ml
the Head. Acditv f the Slona.cii.
sea, Heiii-tljurii, lisgust for 1 , ,.,1. H--'
ness or M'eiglit in the Stomach, ,.iir ijW
tation, Sinking, or Fhr.terii g at the l'1': '. i
Slomacli. Hwimniing of liie Head, Heirioi "'' ,
Diflicult IJreaibing. Fluttering ut il.e lii.r- 5
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Lying Posture; Dimness t, Vivi,.i.. It.:-''-1
Webs bifore the Sight, Fiycriu d I'i, I l'li1'
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iyes, Pain in the Side I i;c!. t ;''. !
Limbs, &C,. Sudden Flu-li, s ef i
Ileal, Hurtling iu tin I' c-U,
Constant luii.giniiitf.-o -Evil,
and great De
pression nt Spirits
cau be EUt-ctualiy - ' -cured
by ',
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Possessing great virtues in tv rectification if da' !
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are withal tafc, certain and pleasant.
Cert if rate of Wtti. -A Alrr. ;
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ist.,
Dr. C. M. Jacksox. Fear --All, n, ? fIfrV"
to you my sincere thanks Ibr your di-c v. n "', .'
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er to this community, as' jm well km wn hi tl s'1" 'v
surround: r-'- counties, at, in tinlv savtlmt ii k r. ". j
has astonished all my frit nd und nlat-a ns, n- ' "" a
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These Bitters are Entirely Vct;eli,lie, tlir.v !i ' fi '
and strengthen the system, never pruMrale it, at," r'"'
used for infants as well as adults. j . ,
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cities, and at retail brapoihecar.es and storekil,i" '
every town in the Uuited States.
' ' Price 75 Cents per Bottle ,
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ikeigh ; Dr.'K. Hooker, Hoge'n, Store, auu AH - A""'
t Bvii, roresiriite.
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