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1 . . f t-jt.4' . ..-xv::-i (-, . . , . f v (From the University Msgazine.) RY ROHF.I.T G1LFILLAY. fns-ribcl to hisJVitce, Miss Marion L. Gilfillan. My own, my true-loved Marion! No wreath for thee I'll bring; No sumrner.githcrcd roses fair. Nor snow-drops of the spring! Ol these would qnit hly fade for soon The hrihtcst flowers depart; A wreath moie lasting 1 will giyc A garland of the hear!. My ownmy true-loved Marion! Thy'morn of life was gay, i.Wlz to a stream that gently flows Along i?s lovely way! And now, when in thy pride of noon, I mark thee, blooming fair; Co peace and joy stiJI o'er thy path, And sunshine ever ilen I My own, my gentle Marion ! Though 'tis a world of wo, There's many a golden lint that falls To gild the road we ?o! And in this ohrrpered vale, Iq me A iirht I.nt.'i r und rr.e shone, Since thou c?.nrsi from thine highland home, In days long r:z and gone ! My own r.jy liuc-ioved Marion! Cold, cold (his'bcnrt shall he, When I shall cease to lover iheestill To cheer an J cherish thee! . ' Like ivy round the withered cakj .Though ail :hif r;s eUa decay, My love for :hi.c- :! ;;!! -ill he green, And will r. . e i. v. THIS csta 1. 1 : 'Collate' on th. V.'. .? !i;.;!ed near the late h is been re-open c-.!3 r.r:d rc-tcJ, 'and le-iur-nished with she ! est Hqwor that have ever reached the City -i ll:-:Iei?ij. To he short thp Bar of No. 1. I, i iu J he Citv. the i.:-; t e o.d plots LW, The P rep: it tvr, ! furnish, at ;:y t uc preparations, Vice at all times Kiin. - ., .... , t'tis, snaci, r-.iues something c:ore than a cracker ;;;,! y -i- e;- if cold ham. AH Jhat I ask, is to ;iv.j No. 1. a fair trial,, and it f prove to be ahead of the Ft ski on f .May 20, JS42. WM. KOWhRU', TO Tf? TfT ,-o rr, , w v waj u' L-i v- w'. : J. c) 'fAngy,mugic;,;cvelleuy .n HAN fv F IJ I i fo r !: ;: .ir y u rir gC ni e r. t the y tx. .:ave hen.-tefwr.; .i .,:.:vetl, iniona their I'r.ds aad ihi- - j'jr.'c i:i genen, that they 'T;ne'-! al ;'" - -5ianJ, ccruer cl Faveiu- e ...a inr.ti. . .-.. u c;iOicy as-ioriiin-nt Gu0tji ; ' "hove branches, hy far larger m.m iorir.Mly keri, ami as i hey always s el Tat very moderate pric, -. i hey hope to merit a con linuinec of livers. Their new supply con sists m, 1 1 3 CONFZCTIONAUIES a fresh and lare aisortriRM.f. P E I i F U . . ! Ij i " Y c l r, i c .? r. r 1 .' e I o MUSICAL I N o T II U M E N T S finest to the lowest qaal.ty. DDOKS especially ford Ildrea. FENCING AND iiOXING. APPARA TUS ever thins: in (his lint. FANCY GOODS a very great varietv GAMES AND TOYS. JEWELLERY, of fine Gold and Silver, as well a? German Silver and Pinchback. DRY GOODS. In fact the varjety of articles on hand are very numerous, all of which, will be sold on reason able terms for fash.'vl -'t , G. d. tiRIMME, Corner FayetteviUe & Harget sts. Raleigh, JaB. ,17, 1S12. 52 rpO PRINTES.La Cob5poitou whobasserv ed liw-turi9ithe,0iace uf "The North Caro lina Standaicl, and can some recommended for so briety, capability .and industry, wants a situation in some Office in riortn Carolina or the adjoining States Qtj Address the EriToa of the "Standard."0 RaJeij, Jury 9, I81. o4f CASH wanted at :hi UIHcc. k r COFFEE HOUSE. . THE-SlJBSCRinERj' at the solicltaUon of a num-ber ot it is friends in iheCjty aod the countrVj has fitted upand oppend the house foimerly occupied by the Messrs. GrioVme, on Fayetteville St. as aaEaitng Housejtinderlhej name of the Coffee House. It ha. been long thonght, that one such an esiablishment Avas wanted, and would do well in Raleigh; and, impressed with the correctness ot this thought, the subscriber has spared no pains in render ing the interior, suitable to his business. His Bar room, Eating-room and Rading-roonitare three distinct apartments. ' At an hour, at a very short notice. Snacks, or dishes, of the very best afforded by a South ern market, can be obtained. Country gen tlemen who visit ihe city, would find them selves highly accomfnodaied, to rail and get a twelve o'clock snack! City gentlemen wish ing snacks after night, or at any time, can cer tainlysbe suited at the Coffee House. My BAR, which. will be furnished at all times with the very best Liquors, will also be aftendetlby accommodating and experienced Clerks. In short, regularity will be the order of the day. My Reading Room, jo entertain gentlemen who may be waiting for Snacks, &c, will be supplied with Northern and Southern papers ol the laiest'dates, having-made arrangements with a printer ot the Citv to keep the rack well stored with interlectual fodder. All 1 ask, in conclusion, is a liberal share of patronage, and I am determined to carry every thing to peritenon. JOSEPH BETTS. Raleigh, Aug. 28, 1842. 32 4t Register will copy four times. - - HIGHLY IMPORTANT WORK! LOVE, COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE. Just published -Howard's translation of Eugene Becklard's Physiogical Revelations in Love, Courtship and Mafriage, an infallible guide hook for married and single persons in matters of the utrrfost importance to the human race. Among the things duly considered in this work, are matters ol serious importance to both single and young married persons. Tiie Arts of Beauty and Courtship. The cause of Love and Jealousy, .with infallible remedies for eradicating from the mind the seeds of hope Jess or an unhappy passion. Offspring, with various mysteries fhereunto relating. Inter marriage, Dress with the form and colors D0t becoming to the various shflpesand com pie.vions and all other matters of interest in single an J married life, as relates to the prin cipal features of this work. For sale at Elton's, 9S, Nassau sf.; and at A j. ford's, 103 Bowery. This work is regarded as being the most im portant which has appeared in France in 20 years. Post paid orders by mail, enclosing a dollar, directed to Holland & Glover, New YorkCity, will secure a copy being sent to any part of the United States or the Canadas. Editors out of New York who publish the above, and forward a copy of ihu paper con taining it to Holland & Giover, shall be imme diately supplied with a copy of the work. KALEKJH PAPER MILL. FFTlilE Subscriber, having rebuilt hs PAPER JL MILL, which was destroyed by fire in Februa ry', T1 1 , and put it into lull and complete operation, with all the- modern improvements in Machinery, which experience has shown to be so valuable, is now prepared to supply the Printers of North-Caro-Liiu, and others, with as good and cheap Paper as can be purchased in the Southern Market. He is prepated to make all qualities, sizes and quantities, and his prices will be as low, as can Ixj afforded. All orders for Paper, must be accompanied with a satisfactory reference, (where the person is unknown) or they will not be attended to. On all purchases, amounting to i-ylOO, a eredit of 4 months will be given, the purchaser giving an Acceptance payable at Bank, or Note, with Security. If the amount purchased exceed $150, the payment will be arranged at 4 and G months, in equal instalments. Persons ordering Paper will specify the size, that is so many inches long, and so many wide. The usual size for Newspaper is 23x33, but if a difierent size be wanted, it must be mentioned in the order. All kinds of Paper for printing Pamphlets, and Colored paper lor covering the same, constantly kept on hand. MANAS SEH SATE II. Raleigh, July 1842. 27 6t JVfElL BROWN respectfully, informs the. citizens'of Raleigh and of the county, that he still continues to carry on the hatters busi ness at his shop, just below the Governor's house, where he woijld be happy to accommo date all who may favor him with their calls. He will also work up Racoon fur for any person who may wish it. Farmers would find it great ly to their advantage, in buying wool hats for their negroes, to give him a call first. Raleigh. May 2T. ' ' m IS 6 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION PRINTED IN THE NEATEST STYLE, K KPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND- ef Stilt. KUHIi'S RESTORER OF THE BLOOD, FOB CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES WHETHER produced by bile, phlegm, from in ternal morbid matters, arising; from badly cur ed old disorders, from he use of mercury t calomels bark, &c; or (in females) from the change ot lite, a, specified an the Pamphlet. Price per Bottle $1 ; Pintl 50; Quart $3. AiUi Syphilitic Sump. This Medicine is in all Venereal Disorders a certain remedy, and the patienC will feef himself somewhat benefitted in twenty-four hours. Price per Bottle :: Pint, $rlyj; Quart, 3. Abyssinia Mixture, . ietebrated for! its speedy and perfect removal ol Gonorrhoea and Gleet ; also of the learlui results consequent on us improper trear mexit. A benefit will be visible in 12 hours. Price, fourth of a pint $1 50 ; half pint, $3; pint , $5. Gold Mine Balsam, for Billious and Nervous Af fections, Colds, &c. Price, 50 Cents. r . Aromatic Extract, a liniment for Indigestion, Cold ness in the Stomach, Numbness or Weakness in the Limbs, Rheumatism, &c. Four ounces, 50 cents, half pint, 1, pint, $2. Dcjnirative Powder, for Billious affections, Billions Fever, Headache, Diseases of the Eyes, &c. which is to be taken in the Restorer. 50 cents per box. Japan Ointment, for Piles, which is to be applied besides the Restorer. $1- AjJengal Ointment, for Tetter, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Scaldhead, Eruptions of the Skin, and Foul Ulcers ; is to be applied besides the Restorer. $1. Unit pr sal or Strengthening Plaster, for Diseases of the Chest, Dyspepsia, Inflammatory Rheumatism, Palsy, Paralysis, &c. which is in most all these cases to be used beside the Restorer. 50 cents per box. The Restorer, and all other above mentioned Med icines, are of Dr. Kuhl's own discovery, and are pre pared by himself. $3 For a full and particular account of Dr. Kuhl's Medicines, their properties and nature, see Dr. K's. Pamphlet, wherein will likewise be found direction, for their use, and numerous testimonials - which ac company every Medicine, and rnay likewise be had, gratis, at. the office of Dr.K. or of his agents, by mail AGENTS IN NORTH CAROLINA. Dr. N. L. STITH'S Drug Store, Raleigh. hrannock &. Woollen, Wentworth, Rockingham. Greensboro ugh, Guilford. Waterloo, Guilford. Lexington, Davidson. Salisbury, Rowan. Ashborough, Randolph. Yauceyville, Caswell. Milton, Caswell. Kernersville, Stokes. Lincolnton. Charlotte. Concord. 23 y J. & R. Sloan, James Brannock, Hargrave,Gaither&Co 'Jenkins & Biles, J. M. A. Drake, Price, Dickinson & Co James R. Callum, S Perry, C. C. Henderson, B. Oates, J. F. & C.Phifer, June 30, 1842. 4 WOULD rent the Hcuse and Lot in which ! fnrmarlir i w A . I. O ' - - i rr or baiter it for young negroes. J. II. KIRKHAM. Raleigh, July 23. 1S42. 26 IMPORTANT WORK, NOW IN THE COURSE OF PUBLICATION. A DICTIONARY Of Arts, Manufactures, and Mines, contain ing a clear exposition of their principles and practices. By Andrew Ure, M. D. F. R. S. M. G. S. M A. S. Lond. Mem. Acad. N. S. Philadel. S Ph. Sac. N. Germ. Hanov. Mulii, &c. &c. Illustrated with one thousand two hundred and forty-one engravings. u THIS is Unquestionably the most popular work of the kind ever published, and a book most admirably adapted to the wants tf all classes of the community. The following are the important objects whichthe learned author endeavors to accomplish : 1 1st. To instruct the Manufacturer, Metal lurgist and Tradesman in the principle of (heir respective processes, so as to render them, in reality, the masters of their business; and', to emancipate them from a stale of bondage to such as are too common governed by blind pre judice and a vicious routine. 2ndly. To afford Merchants, Brokers, Dry salters, Druggists, and officers of the Revenue characteristic discription of the commodities which pass through their hands. 3rdly. By exhibiting some of the finest de velopments of Chemistry arid Physics, to lay open an excellent practical school to Students of these kindred societies. 4thly. To teach capitalists, who may be de sirous ol placing their funds in some produc tive branch ot industry, to select, judiciously, among plausible claimants. V 5thly. To enable gentlemen of Law "to be come well acquainted with the nature of those patent schemes, which are so apt to give rise to litigation. f 6thly. To present to legislators such a clear exposition of the staple manufactures, as may dissuade them from enacting laws which oh- .struct industry, or cherish one branch of it to the injury of many others. And lastly, to give the general reader,intent chiefly on Intellectual Cultivation, views of rntnv of the noblest achievementsof Science, ileffeoting those graud tratistormatioa of mat ter" to which Great Br in in nod ;he United State owe their permanent wealth, rank and power among the nations of the earth. The ia'test statistics of every important ob ject bf Manufacture are given from the best and usually from official authority at the end oleach article . The work will be printed from the 2d Lon don Edition which ells for $12 a copy. I will be put)nrood paper, in new brevier type, and will make about 1400 Svo. page's It will be issued in twenty-one semi-monthly numbers in covers, at 25 cents, each, payable on deliv ery v . -4. 3 To any person sending us five dollars at one time in advance, we will forward the. numbers by mail, po&t paid, as soon as they' come from the press. " 1 - To suitable agents this afiords a rare appor .tunity, as we can put the wcrk to .(hem on terms extremely'favorable. ItUeveiy manu facturing town, and every village'ihroughout the United States and Canada subscribers may be obtained with the greatest facility. Ad dress, post paid, DAppleton & "Co. 126,Ful ton street,' New York.? To every editor who: gives this adver visement entire 12 inseniuhs, we will forward, to order, one copy of the whole work, provided the paper containing this notice be sent to the New York Watchman, New York. ' April 16, JS42, 20 THE SOUTHERN PLANTER, ' An Agricultural Periodical,. EDITED WITH. AN EYE TO THE CLIMATE SOIL AND INSTITUTIONS OF THE SOUTH THE PLANTER is elegantly done up in Pamphlet Form, and issued monthly, at One Dollar per annum, in advance. The second Volume commenced in January, 1842. Well aware ot the importance of illustrations, the Editor designs to enrich the Work with a great variety of Elegant ENGRAVINGS. Its rea ders will be kept constantly apprized of the New Improvements in Agricultural Imple ments, which will always be accompanied, where it is practicable, with an Engraving. For this purpose, Extensive Arrangements have been made, both at the North a.id the South. The value of this department alone, will be more than ten times the price of Sub scription." , The Work has rirogressed with uncommon success to the.completion of the First Volume. The Patronage bestowed upon it, not only in Virginia, but throughout the Southern coun try, has converted that, which was an Experi ment, into an established and permanent un dertaking. The whole lime and energies of the Editor will be devoted to" its prosecution The plan. of condensation, which has caused the first volume to be received with so much favsr, will be continued in the second. H3TERMS One Dollar and Fifty Cents per annum, to be discharged by the transmis sion of One Dollar, free of expense,, at any time within 60 days from the date of Sub scription. rt Six Copies for Fire Dollars. The First Volume can he had in Sheets for $1 00, or nraily Bound for ft I 37 1 2. All Subscriptions to commence with a VoI ume. Any Postmaster will frank a letter inclosing money to pay the Subscription taa paper. The Planter will be published regularly on the first of every month, at Richmond. Va. .AH communications should be addressed, postpaid, to the Editors. FALL SUPPLY. I HAVE just receceived my Fall supply of Family Groceries and other artices, to wit: Coffee, different qualities, Molasses and Candles, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Meal and Corn, Spool, Flax and Shoe Thread. Sole and upper Leather,; Large quantity of unbleached homespun, Powder and Shot, Mullets, No. 1. Shoe Blacking, Soaps, different kinds. Plough lines for farmers. Rice and Salt, Nails and Iron, Vinegarj'Snuff, indow glass and putty, Crockery and Tinware. J.R. WHITAKER. Ralegh, August 27. BANKRUPT LAW. r I HE undersigned has paid some attention to the Bankrupt Law, and is prepared to draft Petitions &c, in a correct manner, and at the soortest notice. W. W. HOLDEN. July 27, 1842. WANTED AT THIS OFFICE, A few dressed BUG K SKINS, 'tor whieli .the l.i-1-Ca-! i rif will be yivem 1 l'K A f.
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