J HAVE thia day associated with me in business,
.1 my Brother, B. CWorjk, shd would solicit for
irVe new fi'in, a continuance of the ptrooag here
loToce so Ubcralljt bestowed upon myself.
" . . .:,s;sr(,,T.c. WORTH.
The undersigned have this day formed a Copart
nership under thselyie of T. C.4 0. O. Worth.
:r the transaction of ih tor warding and commis
sion buain say . 'v -,
We arocc4pfia2.ha fireproof bre't afore sad
pi ink wharf Id front, owned, and formerly occupied
by 11. W. Ursva. h w-Hl fa hi naval atece. wharves
and shed, immediately bt low Ann street, and are
am . I prepared to rceiveand forward. sell or store,
ny aiaoeat of merchandise entrusted twour care.
Canst advances nsadeoa Cotton, Naval Stores or
Other produce. T. C. WORTH, )
B. G. WORTH j
Jan. 3 123-3m
SELECT LIST OF NEW BOORS
V" ESTER DAY'S packase of New Books: Yale
College Scrapes, 25c; Mysteries nnd Miseriesof
New Orleans. 25c; Valdey. or Scenes off Lotg Isl
anJ, "25c; Jack Junk, 25c;al? the .Magazines tor Jan
uary .'34, etcepi Harper's Harper's expected about
i!ic 19th of January.
Dec. 3t S. W. WHITAKER.
SPIRITUALISM YET AGAIN.
FREsH supply of .ludse Edmond's celebrated
l. book on Siiitual kappings just received and
for sale at the New Uouk Slore
Dec. 31 J.T. MUNDS.
A LARGE supply of mosi beautifully executed
Bl ink Checks on the Stale, (.'ape Fear an.i
V'oui'iirrci il Bunks ; a lot of rery fine Bill Paper
'and Commercial Note Paper; Bills Lading; Dra
per's. W hitney's, ami Nock's Patent Inkstands, and
teci Pens of the best branJ. just received and for
s lie by J.T. MUM' US.
Dec.ol I-'.'
NOTICE.
HHR Subscriber respecrfutry elves notice that all
JL accounts will be ready for collection on and nf
Icr the lit Jan.; settlements are earnestly solicited
us money must be had. GEO. MYERS.
Der.3l J.; - 122
JUST RECEIVED.
1 I xBBL
New Leaf Lard;
1 ' 51 bbls-
do do;
o keg Dutch Herring;
100 do. Eggs;
15 kegs Goshen Rutter extra quality;
100 Kegs smoked Salmund; I bbl. pickld do;
bags H. S. Flour; 25 bbls. extra brand do;
'Low tor cafh at the Family Grocery.
Dec 31 GEO. MYERS.
TO TURPENTINE MAKERS.
TURPENTINE Axes and Cooper.' tools of ev
ery kind; a large and complete assortment al
wviys on hand, and for saleat the lowest prices 1 y
ZEMOH. GREENE.
lBec.31 N.C. T. copy 122
BLANK-bWRS AND STATIONERY.
1 Q"C,-f FRES H supplies eeeivid aln osl every
1 0J- week throughout the year.
Now on hand : The largest Day Books, Journals,
llecords. Invoice Bocks, Coidi Book, &c; the
smallest pass Books; all the intermediate size.
V'l.ili'H'S and descriptions of Blank Book; Checks
.n Cape Fear and Commercial Hanks; Letter
Kooks, Letter Presses. Oil Paper, Bill Books. Drafts,
Notes of Hand, Bills of Exchange, Receipt Books,
.AccounisCurrent Paper, Cargo Books. Time Books,
Memorandums; Folio, Bill, Ruled, and Plain Pa
j r; Cap, Bill, Ruled snd Plain Paper; Letter,
Ruled and Plain I.ong Bill Paper ; Deed Pnpcr, Non
Paper, a very large assortment ; Sermon Papt r, Tis
sue Paper, Perforated Paper, Patent Letter Clip?.
Drapery, Whitney's, Fry's and other patent ink
stands; Magward Noyts Warren's Congress,
Arnold's London, Davids Jt Blank's, and Harrison's
Columbian Inks; Black. Blue, Carmine. Red. Ja
pan an I Copying Inks ; Steel Pens of all the most
approved brand; Gold Pens from thn e dfl'.reni
manufactories; Paper Cutlets, Paper Wiighls.
Bill Files, Book Rests. Paper Cleaners, Ivory :md
I'earl FoMerx, Bi l Heads, Calendi rs. Office T pe,
Pen Racks. Holder, Blotting Paper. Rollers, Desk
Pads. Wax, Wafers. Notarial Seal", Gum Labels.
Wriiins Desks. Porif.lios; Po ks for keeping
Hank Bills and Paper in, 4c. Any anicli s wanted
in the counting Rooms may be fi. und in our as
sortment. We h ive received Invoice of n large lot of HI ink
Books and S tationi-ry. mostly ntm'c to order, on
ti hr. D. G. Slurgess, daily expected.
Jan. 3 S. W. WHITAKER.
AUCTION SALES;
BY M. CROSL Y A UCTIONEER.
ON Thursday the 12th of Jan. next,
sold at Lxchan'c Corner, at 12
will be
o'clock
M.. that di birab'e House and Lot on the
North fide of Maikel street, six doors ibeve Fiont
street, at present oci up;ed lyMesr9. 1 let! ticket
K ,i:nasa Dry Good Siore, on the first floor, and
above by Mrs. Blank as a Boarding Hous-e.
S ale positive. Termsensy, and made krjownnt
a!e,
J:in 3 123 ts
JUST RECEIVED
A LARGE and complete supply of FHF.SH
SEEDS, comprising every variety usually call
el for, raised and put up by the United Society of
Shakers, at New Lebanon, N. Y. Orderifrom our
r uniry friends pron ptly filled.
S. B. dt J. A. EVANS.
Jan 3. 1 24
JUST RECEIVED.
A OF. ERA L nnd splendid assot imer, 1 of PF R
j FUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES, tuiia
Uo t.. Fall Trade-. TOILET SOAPS and LU BIN
POWDERS; 30,000 HAVANA CI i.AHS. A f.i-th
and lareeanpply of DRUGS, MEDICINES, nnd
CHEMICALS. 100 ozs. of French srd F.neii-h
QUININE. For sale by C. 4 D. DcPRE.
J.n.4 124
$30,000 WANTED.
T'HE Cape Fear nnd Deep River Navigation
Company are desirous of borrowing 1'hiriy
Thiusand Dollars for the purpose of completing
their improvement.
According to the provii-ionsof the smended char
ter, passed kt the last session of the General As
sejnbly, the Company wi'l issue coupon bonds of
not more than One thousand dollars, or lcs than
Five hundred dollars payable in the city of New
York, five years after date, and bearing interest
semi-annually at the same -place. Ample and un
doubled security will be given.
Those wishing tn loan any portion ot said sum
iv-illiplensc address Ihe Treasurer at Pittsboroufh.
Chatham County, N. C. by ihe 20th Jnnunry . 154.
HENRY A.LONDON'.
Tioas. C. F. D. R, Kav. Co.
Jan. 3 123-lm c
PERSONS wishing to subscribe to any of the
fallowing Magizines and Papers, can get them
at the ou 'lis tiers' prices, tree of portage, by leaving
heir names at the New Book Store under Manches
ter Hotel :
Harper's Magazine;
Peterson's National Magazine;
'ft idey'fe Ladies' Book ;
Graham's Magazine ;
Arthur's Home Magazine ;
Putnam's Magazine ;
G lea son's Pictorial ;
Saturday Evening Post ;
Arthur's Home Gazette ;
Vlag of our Union, Ac;
These arc received regularly, and most of them
,fir January are now to be had of
Jan. 3 J T. MUNDS,
BLANKS.
TH E following Blanks are printed and kept con
stantly fof sale at the Office of 'Fht Commercial.
COMMERCIAL..
Snipping Article.
Jlills of Ladipg.
0a. Letior Sheet.
Crew List.
Price Current.
Checks on all the Banks,
'charter Party. -Manifests
of all kinds.
Entries Merchandise.
Rates of Freight on W.
t R. Rail Road.
Do, on Line Boats.
Bills of Exchange, bound
and in sheets.
Do. Domestic.
Negotiable Noteson the
several Banks.
Do. on all the Banks.
Do. Ballast.
Bill of sale of Vessels
MISCELLANEOUS.
Warrants, with and with-1
Bills of Sale.
oat judgment.
Negro Passes.
Warrantee Deeds
Do. of M'cgroee.
Bonds for Negro Hire.
Mortgage Deeds.
Bonds for the Delivery ofi
property. 1
s . COURT BLA NKS .
VeB. Exponas-. iSabncena Cbnntjr end
Ca Sean Bone. I Superior Court.
Alias Vend. Ex. 'Juror Tickets, County
PI Fa. and Superior Court.
! WHts.
AUkiBOSof BUnkaand Job Work, eaeouted-ta
order with neatness and dispatch.
CUT VELVET,
PLUSH and Satin Vestlngs; F.nelish Biaek
Crape j White Sstie, all grades; Belvidere snd
Rxhibitior fine Woolen Shawls. Received to-day,
sad for ealebf JAMKS DAWSON.
GQLDSBOROr
v FE U ALE COLLEGE.
THE first session of this Institution wilt cont
inence on Monday, the 1st May, ISM, an.
derthe control of the loiUwing faculty, und with
the annexed expenses.
THE FACULTY.
Rev. J A MES U. ORE ST, Preiclc,.t, Profess
or of Ancient Languages, Experimental Sciences
and Mathematics.
Mr, , A. M , Professor of Modern Langua
ges. Mr. , Profcasor of Jluie.
Miss EmUf W'tbb, MUs At. B. Sta-nmire, and
31 is 6'. A Brtni, Assis ants in the various depart
ments. Thecxcrcics of the School will be divided into
three parts, Primary, High School, and Collegiate.
The Primary will prepare for the High School and
Collcuiate. The High School will cinb-aee a se
lected part of the Collegiate course. The usual
reports will be made to parents on the Primary
course. A a'uicnT passing the high course ill
be e;i!fled to i certificate of scholarship A stu
dent who his taken the Collegiate course will be
entitled to a diploma.
COUUSE OF STUDIE.5.
C llrgiate Classes. I.aiin All ihe course be
low VirifilanJ ihrouuh Bucolics.
Gruek All he course below the Anabasis, in
clu iin lh Gospi 1 ol John.
1 ailieiHalici", .Algebra, Gcnmerry, Ti inonic
try, die. Modern Languages: French, German
and Italian. OI ndorfti cinplete system, nnd one
author in caeh lansuajc. Literary: HiMory, Bi t
any, Chmiistry and Attruncmy atid Knglili com
position. on M A m cnta t.
Music. Drawing, Painting, XVrn!le-oik and
Embroidery,
PRIMARY
Smith's Grammar complete ; do Geography do ;
Davie' arithmetic do; Hand' a Scrie? d; Good
rich's f. alio Lessons; do Greek dj ; Dvies' Kl
mentary Alehra; Olendorfs primary system in
French, German and Italian. The ornaments'
branches in ly be pursued in the Primary depart
ment, being regarded as the accomplishtn' n's and
not the esscn tials of an d icat ion.
EXPANSES.
Boaid per session. '10 no extras.
Tuition Primary dcpartminl 7 to 15
Hiah School, 15 to 20
Colhgiate, 20
The ornament il branches extra, unlers the whole
course is taken, hen 100 will covi r the entire
expense of board and tuition persesrion.
The Collctjiale course will require four years,
j but students who are pi r pa red can join advanced
I classes.
j c nine it.
The students may tit tind whatever church the
parents prefer, always accompanied by a teacher.
I vistroHS.
I Visitors shall bo received in the College only in
j the prudence of a teacher, and visirs shall he re
j turned only nndi r the same ree triction, w hich d jes
' nol ipi''y to p.trcnis of guardians.
' n.'MESTIC.
j The science of Cookery, Ilonsc-kctpinji and
I Mantua mak ing, ill form a part of the entire
! course.
ACCOMMODATIONS
i 150 -t udonts can be comfortably accommodated
in t lie College buildings.
supervision.
The sludenis will he un lerrlie immediate super
vision of the President. ho will reside in the Col
lege, and will be Ts.-isted by the professors, teach
ers and Board of Council.
BOARD OF COUNCIL,
KinitRD Washington,
William K. Lane,
William T. Duxtuii,
Yvait.min Thompson,
.TilIIN C. Sl.oCL MB,
W. S. O. Andrktvs.
The blanks in the Faculty will
as a sulcciion is m i le t'rotii the
be filled as soon
numerous appli-
cauls.
For further inf.oin lion address
any of the Board ot t'otincil.
Goldsboro', Dec. 24, IS53
J. II. Brent, or
120-ly
CHERRY PECTORAL
For the rapid Can of
C01GRS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH,
CROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
Ai.iong the numerous discoveries Seirnee has
made in this generation to facilitate the bu.-inc
of liie increase iiscnjoymcnt, ani even prolorg
the term of human existence, none can be namid
'f more re il value to mankind, than this contri
bution f Chemistry to i he HcalingArt. Avast
trial of its virtues throughout this brroad country,
hns proven beyond a doubt, that no medicine, or
combinai ions ycl known, can ho surely conlrol
and cure th-i uumcrous varieties of pulmonary
disease uhich have hitherto sw ept frun our midst
thousands and thousands every yiar. Indeed,
there is now abundant refson to believe a Remedy
has at length been fuund which can be relied en,
to cure ihe 11101 dangerous aflections of the lungs.
Our space here will not permit us to publish any
proportion of the cures affected by iis use, Lut we
would pre-icnl the following, and refer further in
quiry to my American Almanac, which the agent
below named, will always be pleased to furnish
freo. wherein are full particulars, and indisputable
proofs of thest statements :
Office of Transportation, )
Laurens R.R., S. C, Aug. 4, IS53.
S.C. Ayes. Dear sir, My little son, lour
vears old, has just recovered from a severe attack
of 111 alignant dcailet Fever; his throat was roitcn,
and every p rion that visited him pronounced
him a dead child. Having used your Cherry Pec
toral in California, in the winter of 1650. for a se
vere attack of Bronchitis, with entire success,!
wa induced to try it on my little boy. I gave him
a tca:-poonful eyery three hours, commencing in
th ', morning, and by ten o'clock at nitjhl I found a
deoidod eh inre for ihe bet ter, and alter three days'
use he was a le to eat or drink without pain.
Its use in the above named disease will save many
a child from a premature grave, and relieve the anx
iety of many fond parent. For all affections of
the throat and lungs I believe it (he best medicine
extant. A feeling of the deepest gratitudeprompts
me in addressing you these lines. But for your
important discovery my little boy would now have
been in another world.
1 am yours, with great respect,
J. D. POWELL, Supt. Trans. L. R. R.
Rock Hill, (Somerset Co.,) N.J. July 21, 1852.
Da.J.CAvxa, Sinccyour medicine has be
come known here. It has a greater demand than
any cough remedy we have ever s ld. It is spo
ken of in terms of unmeasured praise by those who
nave used il, and 1 know of some cases where the
best they cn say of it, is not too much for the
good it has dona. I lake pleasure in selling it,
because I know that I am giving my customers
ihe worth of their money, and 1 feel gratified in
seeing the benefit it confers.
Please send me a iuriher supply, and believe me
Yours, with icspect,
JOHN C WHITLOCK.
P. S. Almost any number of Certificates can
be sent yon it you wish it.
Windsor, C. W., June 26, 1852.
J. C. Ar. Sir: This may cuitify that I have
used your Cherry Pectoral for upwards of one
year; and It is my sincere belief that I should have
been in my grave ere this time if I had not. It has
cared me of a dangerous affcotion of the lung',
and I do not overstate my convictions when I tell
yon it is a pricel-s remedy .
Yours very respectfully,
D. A. McCULLIN,
Atwrney at Law.
Wilksbacre, Pa., Sept. 28. 1850.
Da. J. C. Atkb. My dear Sir, Yoo r medicine
is much approved of by those who have used it
here, and lis composition la such as to insure and
maintain Its reputation. I invariably recommend
it for paknonary affectiona, as do many of oar prin
cipal physician".
I am yoor friend,
CHAS. STREATER, M. D.
PIKFABFD Aire SOU. It JAMBS C AVKB,
Practical and Analytical Chemiri,
Lowell Massac basetts.
Sold in Wilmintrlon by S. B. A J. A. EVANS.
e4l.4fayeyle, fcyS.J. H JNSDALL, and by
Dragglsts generally.
Sept. if, ic&J.
--tag-
"TOR FniLADELPIHA;
nEROWS line.
TH E reeNr AT packet sehr. Henry
Nutt, ino. Oirweodv master, will sail as
above. For freight cr paesagr, apply to
3 i - GEO. IIARRISS
Jsa
BOSTON AND WILMINGTON LINE.
T II F. fine Sehr. Cyras Chamberlain.
Cap', flawes, will ply regular between this
md Boston. For .reight apply to
RANKIN & MARTIN,
Alien ts at Wilmington.
II. C. TI1ACHER,
Agent Boston.
Sep. 29. 94
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.
THE -ubcriber olibrs for aale that most
desirable DWELLING AND PREMIS
ES, situate at the Morth-Western intersec
tion ot I hird street wiih Rid Cro.s street, the
Lot fronting 100 feet on Red Cross, and 200 feet
on Third.
Tne Deviling House, Kitchen. Smoke-House,
Sia lics, anJ ill itio other oui-liouses on the pre
niscs h ivo been built wi.hin a few years, of
choic'i m nerials, in the best manner, and nearly
a'l of ihoiti civered jvith tin. The Dwelling
House is capaei.u, hands auiely finished, and
mi-t c i iveniently planned, and all the other build
ings are judiciously arranged, and well fitted up.
There are few Lots in Wilmington so desirably
located, and the improvements on which are so
admirably adapti d for a family residence. Third
street on the entire Eastern line ot this lot, is 99
feet wi le, and sepjra'.cs it from that on which a
new Rpiscopal t'hti reh is nljoui to be erected.
Persons desiring to purchase, can ascertain
terms of s tie by application to the mibscrihcr, or
N. X. X'lX'i, Esq t or M. Csonly. and t lie sub
scriber will cheert'tilly accompany any ueh who
wish to inspect the premises.
II. II. NIXON.
S.-pt. 3, 1 53. 75-tf.
N. C.
BACON AN LAKD.
l-nnl.B. H i.us, Sides ini .Shoulders N.
iOi'Uc tl : , i : IJ . of L.ard, just receiv
ed per Kail Road. For stile by
Oct 3 J. HATil.i WAY & SON.
iCT RKC KIVKI) I'llOM
BLTIM0RE AND PHILADELPHIA.
O - B IJLS. Silvers Fire Proof Paini , a II coloi s
w20 casks Spanish Br
n :
111
do.
V enet it, n
Yellow O.
R d ;
d,
hre. I 'or sali I ;
C. vV D DePRE,
Drug:;isl and CI.eodsts,
Wiliuincron. N . C.
MESS
bbls Mess Pork,
PORK.
20
j net
received frcm Ral.i-
more, lor n le bv
Nov. 6. J AS. H
CHAD BURN & Co.
LARD.
' BARRELS.
3 Tin .St.inds.
Dec. 17
RANKIN
& MARTIN.
117
HUE
CASKS on hand
RANKIN A MARTIN.
117
Dec. I 7
NOW'S YOUR TIME.
7450M N. V. per shr. L. P. Smith 4 Ben.
1 45 boxes ada . t ;and.es ;
10 biixeg sperm di;
10 kegs ot best G jshen Rut-cr ;
25 boxes of prime thecse;
20 Stewart, Bassing 4 Co , hart! nsi-'d C'pri'it'j
Low for Co h, at GEO. H. K EL LEY'S.
Dec. 17 117
Weekly J , II . N.C T. and Sp'i of A. copy.
NOTICE.
I
HA VE appointed Air. S. W. Whiting my Agent
and Attorney, and he is authorized to attend to
anv business belong inn to the Estate of Louis D.
Henrv. d jceas d durin? ill v absence. Persons
i in ebteii to 1 lie r.statc arc rcquesieo 10 tiune
; ment to him.
M M HE N RY
D
I I
I I4 4w
KOU RENT.
4 Cimfor table dwellings in vicinity of Dry
Pond.
I II uie with necessary out houses, on 4th
street near the residence of Win . Suitor. Esq.
1 House and Lot near the t'.patist Chur. h. on
Front Street . formerly occupied by Wm. Hunting
ton, Ksq.
4 Houses 1 ;ar 'he Riil Ro:ul
from it October next, for o.ie
on 5th Street
your. For term
sddIvio GEO.HAARISS.
Sept. 15.
73.
WnEAT, RICE. CORN & PEA FANS,
TUST in store and for salebv
J Oct 3. .I.'M. ROBINSON.
JUST RECEIVED,
)ER sehr. tonns Smiih
6 boxes superfine L
if -4
: ugar
2U b ias best R:o C
ffee :
10 ' Green extta j
10 " Laguy rn ;
10 bbls. superfine Cofiee S'ugnr ;
10 '- Porto Rico;
10 " St. Croix granulated ;
Just in time For Christmas nnd for sale cheap by
Dee. -'4 W. M. hHERWOOD & CO.
FOR SALE.
H E
House and Lot on P ront street,
the Baptist Church, lately occupied
, near
Wm
tin nil nut on. Lut no teet on r rn til
n n 1 n
hark I i I tect to oec ina street, ana suffi
ciently large for two building Lots. I lie House is
in Food order, with M necessary out-houses attach
ed, and a fine well of water. If not previously dis
p sed of at prite sale, it will be sold at public
auction on the 3d day of Janu ire. 1854. For terms
apply to GEO. HARRISS.
Dec. 0 H3
LAFARGE HOUSE, NEW YORK ;
Broadway, bclwen Amity ant Blceckcr Sretts
'pHIS House combines in all Its apointtnents ev
il ety modern convenience and luxury, and is
furnished in a style of unsurpassed elegance. The
proprietors will spnre no efforts in ministering to
the eomlorts of their eiictts, ond making it wor
thy the patronage of their friends ond the travel
line public. It will be open for the reception of
guests about the 9th of Jan 11 ar v.
WRIGHT, LAN1ERS fc Co.
(S. Lanier & Son, formerly of Macon, Geo.)
Dee. 29 12t-6m-c
UMBRELLAS.
rl,HE assortment of Umbrellas at the Hat and
1 Cap Store is at nil times kept complete, and all
wi&hins to purchase have only to call to be satisfied
that they can there find thf beat assortment of w II
made and durable Umbrellas in the State, and that
they can purchase them to better advantage than
elsewhere. C.MYERS.
Dec 31 122
PLANTATION HATS AND CAPS.
GREAT inducements arc now offered to those
wishing to purchase Hats or Car, s for Negroes.
The assortment is yet good, but must be closed ofi
to make room for spring pmehnses. Merchants,
Planters, and all others wishing articles in my line
cannot fail of bring suited amongst the sxtensive
assortment shown them. A call is solicited.
Dee. 31 C.MYERS.
SOFT AND FANCY HATS.
GENTS soft, brown, fancy trimmed Hats. ali
Julien and other styles, at the Hat Store.
Dee. 31 C. MYERS. Halter.
NEW B00fiS-BY EXPRESS.
THE Sword and the DislafT. or Fair, Fat and
Forty, a story of ihe Souih at the close of the
Revolution, by the author of The Partisan. Thia
is said to be one of the most interesting books out.
The Flush Times of Alabama and Mississippi, a
series of sketches by Joseph G. Baldwin ; this book
is declared by high authority to surpass the best of
Irving's or vy il. is s works toe grcatett book of the
season.
Busy Moments of an Idle Woman, a book full of
humor and interest
Anti-fanaticism, a tale of the South, bv MIjs M
Haines Bubb, inscribed to Miss Caroline Lee
Hentz; this is a capital book, which we warrant
to please.
Headtey's Second War with England ;
Czar and Sultan;
Life of Napqleon i
Fern leaves and Lin e Ferns:
Just received and for sale at the New Book Store
by J. T. MUNDS.
Dec. 29 121
SIR PRANCIS DEAD'S WORK.
A FAGGOT of French Sticks, or Parte ia 1851
V A Fortnight in Ireland, 60c; for sale by
Oac.3l S. W. WHITAKER,
SILLIMAN'S VISIT TO EUROPE
IN 1851,2 vote. t2.50:
pee. 31 !
tecelTed and for aale at
S. W. WHITAKER'S?.
- V ataV i-ff 41 A
THEIaree Brick Dwelllnr. on Second
Street, at present oceapled by Mr, Wat. H.
'LirriTT. For uarticuiara aonlv to "
R. U. RANKIN.
Septemher 3, 1853. 73-tf.
SPERM CANDLES.
A FEW boxes pars Sperm Candles, Jadd's and
other's make the best articles manufactured
for sale by FREEMAN HOUSTON.
Nov. 26. 108.
PLOUGHS! PLOUGHS'!
Of PLOUGHS, all kinds anJ castings for the
XUU same. Just received and for sale by
ZENO II. GREENE.
Dee. 17.
N. C.T. copy. 117.
LARD AND BACON.
EBLS. N. C. Lard ; 1,000 Ibe. de. Bcon.
Forsaleby JOS. tt. BLOSSOM.
5
July 14. .
YANKEE NOTIONS.
FRESH importations of Apple-Pea.ets, Beel
Mauls md Stake Mallets, Wooden Spoons,and
everyarticle suitable for the kitchen ; also all kinds
of Rood things for the palate. Fresh supplies
weekly, at GEO. MYERS
Dec. 1 Opposite Granite Row, Front st.
D0MESTICG00DS.
w
F. have just received a large supply of Domes
tic Goods, among which are Bleached and
Brown Sheetinga, Bed licks, mattooro otripes,
Shectina Stripes, Apron Checks dir.; also 300
pieces besi American Prints, bought sirv-e the de
cline in price, and will be sold l a small advance
Dec. 20 H ED RICK A RY'AN.
BLAIR'S RHETORICT-
UNIVERSITY edition received and for sale by
J.T. MLWDS.
Dec. 22 "9
LARD.
SEVERAL packages of No.
received an. for sale low, by
Dec. 20 J-
1 N.C. Lard, just
H. PLANNER.
WE ARE NOW READY,
I'O Contract lor any kinds of Work inupholster
X ina business. I LK1 A SON & ESLK K ,
Aov 15. Upstairs
NEW CHEESE.
;)T BOXES New Dairy Cheese, of an extra qual
JJiO ity, just received and for sale by
L.N. U.Vllt.OW. No. 3 Granite Row.
Nov. 26
108
STEEL MIXED,
CADET Mixed and Oxford Grey Cassimeres, a
large ass'iri ment ol long and square Bay Slate
shawls ; fine Merino do., assorted colours, Real
Sinker Flannel snd Shaker Knit Shiits and
Drawers; Ladies French Corsets, C 't ton Furni
ture Frinjes; Paris Plaid Satin Uuadrillc Dresses
and Rich Winter l-'.nglUh nnd French Prints.
For sale by JAMES DAWSON.
Aov. 21'.
NORTH CAROLINA CASSIMEUE.
3
BAL KS Fries, Cassimeres. manufactured at Sa-
lm V (-. . ihe hesl !oods ot tne Kino inaae in
America; cheap.
Nov. 19ih
111
iDRICK & RYAN.
106
AN F.W supplv of Srvord. and loaded Oti'ta Percha
nn.l M .laeea Canes, iusl received and for sale
by
C.
MYERS.
HI
Dec. 3
WHISKEY.
250 m'LS j FEMAN HOUSTON.
Dec. 22 1;9
MULLETS
1 just received and
25
X BBLS No
for sale by
GREENE.
119
ZENO
II.
Dec. 22
N
T. C copy
M ATTR ASSES
hand and made to order, of anv size and qual-
y. y
W1LK1ASON & ESL.t-.it.
120
D
EXPECTED
PER sehr. Fannie Mitchell, from Portland ; 231
barrels Potaroes, 73 bales Hay,20 b x--s Codfih;
US do. Smoked Herrini; ; 57 empty Spirit Barrels
50Dec?29 HU'e ""TiusSKLLBRO.
SILLIMAN'S VISIT TO EUROPE,
XN I 851, with illustrations; published by Putni.m
& Co., 2 vols , l,25 per vol : received nd for
?ae t S. IV. "HI I AnI'.H 9.
' Dec 29 121
FIFTH VOL. GLE .SON'S PICTORIAL
t EMBRACING from July '5! to January '34, just
J to hand ny express; price J ; the 5 vols for
12,50.at !. W. WHITAKEll'S.
Dec. 29 I'-1
FROM THE
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN.
BASCOM'S sermons. mu.Iin bound, fl ; Deem's
Home Altar, muslin. 75 c; Bishop Andrews'
TreatUc on Family Govtrrmenl, muslin, 30 c;
Wesley's Sermons, 4 vols , thcrn, 2,b5 ; Method
ism in'Earnest, by Cuugln y.mnslia, SI; Cau? luy's
Revival Miscellanies, muslin, SI; Caiechi.ms
! and
2- f.inle Hvrnns : Tracts ; for sale at
Dec. 29
S. W. WHITAKER'S.
MISCELLANEOUS.
rnrsss: a e UOIteee cscrnpes, d c.
Long-
lift-Hows' HvDerion : cloth, SI; Brian O'Lynn.
5'c; Spirit Rappings Unveihd, cloth, 75 c; A
Facgott of French Nicks, cloth, 91.25; Mysteries
and' Miseries ol New York, 25 c; Appleton's Me
chanic's Mscnzine lor December, 25 c; 2nd vol.
Appleton s Magazine, cloth, S t,50 ; Yankee Notions
for December 12 c ; Putnam, Graham and Uodey
yl654' 25e. each,
A FRESH SUPPLY
rV Drawing and Sketch Book just received and
V and lor sale at tne ivea
Book Store.
Dec. 29
J.T. MUNDS.
G0LDSB0R0' MILLS.
THE Subbcribers are agents for the above mills,
and are daily receiving Meal, Hominy, Horse
Feed, Pea, Meal, Peas, Corn 4-c, freshly ground
from new corn, and superior to any in marltei .
sold cheap for cash. ...r . r-n
W. M. SHERWOOD & CO.
Dec 22 Li?
NEW CROP.
itntiiXTS Citron nnd Raisins, for sale a I the
I "?r,V' ivil VINSON A F.SLI R.
104.
Nov. 15th .
JULIEN HATS.
i,it mnCt rni-v Hat: a very neat
-m T I - - . .. I.
h.ii .lvi nnd'satin-trimmed, for sale ot
the
Hnt and'Cap Store, Granite Row. .IVpiis
i 'i w. .
- - ..,n nnnrrD DAflU6
BIBLES ANU rnaifin vv.a,
)RESE STS for the HIW. itl
salebv J" l" ' ,i9'
Die. 22
GIFT BOOKS.
. ,..,rwn ,..i received and for sale
si'Lr.nii"'"""" j ,j.
MUNDS.
bv
119
Dec. 22
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
I r a .4 nii t ijiatu""-' -.
lU"4.cd and Brown Cotton Sheetings, al
Td and Brown Table Damasks and Dit.oi n Clolhs,
all s"xcs and qualities ; Linen and C otton Diapers;
o"j.nS-i,.. S.n.cnrt Dimitva dtc. ot sale by
i.i r : 1 1 . I " o ak i . npns a iiu a-
Bed Ticks
Dimityaotc. tot sale by
Nov. Ii
JAMES DAWSON.
FOR SALE.
the House and Lot on Secoadstreet,
between Nunn and Church streets Apply
, v . oc u . u u r iv r..
' O . r
. a i a-ii.
RICE! RICE!!
2Q CASKS fresh .iuiRf!ovv.
OeC i No. 3 Granite Row,
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
THAT the North Carolina Family Floor is as
acuiA the Hiram Smith as a thousand can
testify who have used it, and eel Is for two dollars
ess on the bairel, besides. 20 bbls. No. 1 eating
Potatoes. 10 oois. ipsi recciveq aoa tor sate by
Dec. 15 W. M. SHERWOOD CO
PRINTED FRENCH
MUSLIN De Laneei Plain Mode and High
Celoared DUtoi French aad Eaelish Meri
noes, every shade i Plaid Mexinoes and Raw Silk
do. M asliat Ua ktaizes, rerNwsy
Nof.. JAMES DAWSON.
xflE Puraim - -
A PLEASANTcooipanioa for spar boa ra. This
t. we think, is the most charming book for child
ren ver pablisbed. It is ill net rated with w two
hundred original designa, aaui contains th stories
of Little Freddy and his Fiddle, The Wood sawyer's
Son, Little Lizze and the Fairies, The Seven Bays
snd the Monster, Tony the Sleepless, The Ozre's
Three Visit a. The Dos' Christinas Visit. The Fiah
ermaa and the Flounder, Ac. tc; received and for
sale at S. W. WHITAKER'S. -A
Vleefc8-'-" 118 2;
CIDER AND APPLES.
Of", barrel Marshall's Cider and 15 barrels Ap
J pies in fine order, just received per sehr. H.
Hallock. Forsaleby J. II. FLANNER.
Dec. 20 118
FIRE CRACKERS
CURRANTS, Citron, Raisins, Shifted Almonds,
Lime Juice, Rose and Peach Water; all kinds
of Extracts and fresh Nuts are received this day by
L. N. BARLOW,
Dec 17 No. 3 Granite Row.
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES No. 3 Granite Row, Front st.
is always supplied with a largcand we! I selected
stock of Fresh Family Groceries, at wholesale and
retail. L. N. BARLOW.
Dec. U7
WHISKEY.
A f BBLS now landing.
RANKIN 4
MARTIN.
117
lec. 17
NEW AND FRESn.
JUST reccivt d and now landing from sehr. Chas
Mills, from New York.
10 bbls. white and liht brown Sugars;
3 " Fulton Market Beef (extra ;)
10 boxes Poland Starch;
30 whole, half and qr. boxes Raisins, (new crop;)
5 boxes Pepper 6a i ce ;
25 boxes Prunes (Glass Tops j)
250Cocoanut ;
2 casks London Porter (pis.;)
3 bbls Sugar House Syrup;
2 ' No 1 Mackerel;
All of which are warranted to be of the best qual
ity. For sale low bv
L.N. BARLOW, No. 3 Granite Row.
Dec 1 110
m)C FIRKINS best Goshen Butter; 100 Nxe
Cheese Dremium Cheese. For sale bv
Nov. 26.
W. M. SHERWOOD & CO.
RICE.
OA CASKS New Crop just from mill.
RANKIN fc MARTIN.
Dec. 17
IIS
VALUABLE TURPENTINE
ASD FARM1SG LANDS FOR SALE.
1 OFFER for sale my lands in Bladen county, ly.
1 ing on the North West Branchof Cape Fear Ri
ver, 33 miles from Wilmington. From this point
said river is at all times navigable. There are two
valuable farms adjoining ca h other. I will sell
either jointly or separate!) . The two farms contain
4,203 acres; a portion of this land ia very superior
low ground on the river. The Turpentine lands are
very fine; 20 Taiki of Turpentine llorit can be cut
on said lands,. There arc two very comfortable
Dwelling Houses on these farms, situated in a heal
thy location, with good water.
Persons desirous of seeing the lands will find a
gentleman on the premises ready to show them
their location; or they can apply to the subscriber
in Wilmington.
A liberal c:idit will be given to the purchaser.
THOS.C. MILLER
Dec. 15 ll6-3w
MOLASSES.
1 OflHHDS. prime sweet
Cuba Molasfcs in
A 'J i
stron? packages, just landed from Bri:; S.
P. Brown. For sals by
Dc. 8. J. HATHAWAY & SON.
MISS LESLIE'S WORKS -
THE Behavior Book; a Manual for Ladies; Pen
cil Sketches; Complete Cookery; Mote Re
ceipts, received anu tor sale at
Dee. 20
S. W. WHITAKER'S.
N. C. BACON.
lbs. Hog Round, for sale by
ANDERSON & SAY
S,0H0
D.ec 1
AGE.
110
FINE WALKING CANES.
EBONY, Rusewood. Malacca. Gutta Percha nnd
Whalebone Canes, with Gold and Silver. Ivory
nnd Pearl heads a full and handsome assortment.
Call and examine them it the Hat Store Granite
Row. C.MYERS.
SACK SALT.
0 Wl SACKS ground Salt, now on the war
( Ajvfrom Liverpool, and daily expected to
arrive, for sale by
Dec. 15. FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
BY EXPRESS.
ODD Fellows' Offering, for 1854, one of the most
beautiful annuals everpublished : a worthy Gift
Book for the Brethren of the Order. This volume
rnninim literarv articles of great merit, and has i-ix
most elegant colored engravings, illustrating
anhnrHinme and three encamtment Degrees
two
and
the Degrees of Rebekah; also four steel engravings.
The Brethren of the Order may feel proud to pre
sent such a book to their wives uni families. For
sale by J.T. MUNDS.
Dec. 20 J13.. .
BACON.
CinilR superior lots of North Carolina Bacon.
O just received and for sale low, by
Dec. 20
J.H FLANNER.
MOURNING COLLARS
AND Undersleeves; Linen Habits and Sleeves;
French Worked Collars; Quilted Cairnr-;
i.--..k ii.,n,K., n.. ami nne to sunernnc duih
S-lk Warn Aloacas. Received to-dav and
for sale
by
Nov. 29.
JAMES
DAWSON.
109.
PURE GOLDEN FLAX,
UISH Linen and Richardson's celebrated
1 Heavy Family Linens, Bitas r.ye via per,
Napkins and Doylas, Scotch and Bursts viapers,
rown Hollands ana staie coiorcu r :..
Received to-dy, and for sale by v4.cr.v
Nov. 2y. jA.ur.o u""i"
CRACKERS.
JUST received per sehr. L. P. Smith, s tresti lot
of Butter, Cream. Soda, Sugar, and Fancy Crack
ers, and whole and half bbls. and bags double extra
flour; atso ou oags '"" "V,
sale by D.itibu
Dec. 17
FOR SALE.
THE House and Lot occupied by the sub
scriber on Fourl. betwern Aun and Ann
lilisLstreets possession given lsl October. Ap
ply at the Ice lloure,
SILAS
H. MARTIN.
44.
June 25, 18 33.
BUCK Wn EAT.
BAG8 Extra Quality, Frei-h Ground, from
tJJ tew Wheat, received this day by
L. N. BAH LOW, No. 3 Granite Row.
Not. 26 108
GOSHEN BUTTER.
Qpv FIRKINS just received, and for sale lew,
Cf bv FREEMAN
HOUSTON.
Dec. 15.
116
COR1W
SHELLERS AND STRAW CUTTERS.
A LOT of each, just received, among them is a
new style and much approved Straw Cutter.
For sale by ZENO H. GREENE.
Dec. 17. N- C. T. copy. 117.
TALMAS ANDliADIlLMiiaST
BLACK aad coloured, of ihe very latest French
Pattern t Ladies black and coloured Cloths for
Cloaks, and Trimmings for the same. Received
and tor sale by JAMES DAWSON.
wov. X3. 109.
FOR SALE
1 EC SUPERIOR N. C. Hams.
RANKIN di MARTIN.
117
Dee. 17
SPIRIT RAPPINGS UNVEILED.
AN expose of the Origin, History, Theology and
Philosophy of certain alleged communications
from the Spirit World, by nasaae of Spirit Rapping ,
Medium Writing. Physical Demonstration, Ac.
with UloaUatiOBS ; price 75c; received sod for sale by
Dec. 2 S. W. WHITAKER.
MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD
WRITING DESKS.
AT t3, 4.00, 4.50, 5JMJ, 6JJ0 6,50 and 7 50. ; also sat
assort meat ot Wood aad Cloth Desks t l,50
aad ; for sale at S. TV. WHITAKER!.
- " ' 120.
HERE IS YOUR REMEDY !
ifolIowav'sOiataaeat most mi rati Ions cmr
email (jcx. after 43 years jafTerlag.
Extractor aietterfrom Mr.Wni. Galpin.of 70
St.Mary'satreet,.V;ymouth,daledMay 15th 1S51
To Professor Hollowat:
Sir Auheageof 19, my wife (who Isnow 61)
caughla violent cu4d, which settled in herlegs.and
erer since that time they nave been more or tesssorr
and r really infLmied. Heragonies were distracting
and for months togcthershewasdeprived entirely e
rest and sleep. Every remedy that mediealmen ad
vised, wa tried . but without effect, her health sul
fered severely, and the state of her legs wasterrlble
I had often read your sdvertiscinems, and advised
her to try your Pills and Ointment; and as a last
resource, after eve i y other remedy had proved use
less, she consented to do so. She commenced six
weeks ago. ind strange to relate. is now in good
health. Her legs aie painless, without eeamor tcary
and her sleep sound and disturbed. Cotikl voo
have witnessed the sufferings of my mifaforthe last
forth three years, and contrast l hem with harprceenl
enjoyment ol health, you would indeedfeel delight
ed in having been the meansofso ; really aJeviatitg
the sufferings of a fellow creature.
(Siuned) WILLIAM GALP1N.
A Person TO years or are cared of a Bad Leg
of 31) years standing.
Copy of a Letter from Mr. Wm. Abbs, Buildero
GaeOvensof Itu ihclitTc ,ncar Huddcr field, dated
May 3Isf, 1351.
To Professor Hollowav:
Sir I suffered fora period of thiity year si roll) a
bad leg, the result of two or three different accidents
at iheGas Works, accompanied by scorbutic symp
toms. 1 had recourse to a variety of nicdicaladvice
without deriving nny bine fit and was even told t ha t
ihe leg must be amputated, yet, in opposition tothat
opinion, your Pills nd Ointment have effected a
complete cure in so short a time, that few who had
not wiinesed il would credit the fact,
(Signed) WILLIAM A BBS.
The truth of this statement Can be verified b v 1
W. P. Englar.d, Chei.iist, 13 Market street. Hud-
dersneld.
A Dbeadful Bad Breast CuitoisOxt Mostii.
Extract of a Letter from Mr. Frederick Turnr aI
Pen hurst, Kent , da led December I3ih . 1S50.
To Professor Hollowav:
DearSir My wife had sufTercdfrom bad breast
more thin six months, and during the wholeperiod
had thebest medical attendance, but allto no use.
Having before healed an awful wound in my own
legs by your uni ivalled medicine. I determined aain
to use your Pills and Ointment, and therefore gave
them a trial in her case ; and fortunate it was I did
so. for in less than a month a perfect cure was effec
ted, and benefit lhal various other branches of my
fa mil v h ive derived from their use, U reallv aston
ishing. Inowstronglj recommend tbem toall mv
freinds. 7
(Si-ned) FREDERICK TUnXKR
The Pillsshoiild be used conjointly withtheOint
ment In the most of the following eases :
BajLegs, Chilblains, Gout
B-idBreasls, C happed Hand , Gladulli rS wsll
Burns, Corns fiofi) in.
Bunions, Cancers, Lunibairo
UIIC ' I lHUOi(l,l VUIHI IILK U (I IIU
toesindeai.d S tifl Joints,
flies, Coco Bay.
Piles,
Rheumatism
:i. nli.,niia-i.
Scalds, Chiego-foof , Flslu.'as
l-'l.i.,. '
Sore nipples, sore throats, kin disease s
Scurvy, Sore Heads, Tumors
Ulcers, Wounds, Yaws. '
Sold by the Proprietor. 244 Strand (nenrTemple
B;ir) London, and by ull respectable vrnderi-of Pat
ent Medicines, throughout ihe British Empire, and
by t nose of the United Slates in pot sand Boxes, a
37J cents. 87 cenls and il F0 cents eneh, Wholesale
by the principal Dru? housesin the Union, and by
Mcsts. A. B. f- D. S i nils. New York. nnd
S. B. Jt J. A. EVANS, Wilmington. N.C.
Thercis ery considerable savingin takinglhe
larger sizes
N. B D r'iciionMoriliejrnidancrof.iatieBira
affixed toinc i po lor box.
FEMALE C0LLEGIITE INSTITUTE
MUHFRi:i:sBono n. c.
Rev. M R. FORY, A. M , FstscirAL,
Nut lira ,
S itnccs and Moral Philosophy.
M it 6 E. de LANCEY FO IV, Assistant Princi
pal. Freiic'i, Itilian. and Idles Lctlrci.
Rev. it. II. LAND, A.M., Lnlia Language and
IMtrKitare.
Htv. J. R. GARLICK, A. M , JJisfety.
l. S. HE N SON, A. B., .WaAeo2ie and Natural
Sciences.
Mb. M. C. B VBCOCK, Orgrant'st and Pianist.
Miss A. PERKINS, Higher English.
VI iss SUSAN J. BAKER, Music, Piano f- Vocal.
Miss M. E. ELDREDGE, Music, Piano, locu,
aiirf Guitar.
Miss CAROLINE ROBINSON. Music. Piano
and Vocal.
MissC D. SMITH. Primary Department. i
Miss IULIA RUGER.OiX aJcr, Monochromatic
Painting. Dratcinr,and Ornamentul Branches.
Rev. J. R. GARLICK. A. M ., and LADY, ol Va.,
Conductors of the Do nestle Department.
M as. H I LL, of Va., Matron and .ure.
The Institution is located in one ol the most
healthful sections of Eastern Carolina.
The Institute has a Library, a Reading Room,
and a Cabinet of Miner ds. The Chemical, Astro
nomical and Philosophical Apparatus is not sur
passed by that of any rimilar Institution in ihe
South. The Literary Society of ihelnstituteaus
tains a Monthly Periodical, which is read at the
rueular meetings of the Society. Extensive cour
ses of lectures are delivered, accompanied wiih ex
perimental illustrations. The Musis Department
is furnished with ten new and very superior In
stiinicnts, and is conducted by a gentleman Tea
cher, aided by four lady Colleagues. Musical Soi
rees arc held monthly. There is also a large and
valuable Organ for daily religious services. The
Bible is regularly studied, and throughout the
whole course, reard is had to the moral culture of
the Student. The young ladies do not visit the
stores nor Post Office, but make all purchases
through the agency of friends. All letters receiv
ed lias's through the hands ot the Principal, and
where there Is suspicion of a clandestine corres
pondence, the letters arc sent unopened to the Pa
rent or Guardian. The Student do not go abroad
without a proper attendant. 'I hey are not allow
ed to visit, nor to receive calls, nor to attend any
exhibition without permission from the Principal.
They attend divine service on the Sabbath at such
place as the Parent or Gtnrdian may direct. To
prevent rivalry in dress, a simple uniform is pre
scribed. There are two seasons commencing on
the 2d Wednesdays o' October nnd March. The
vacation is from the last Thursday in July to the
2d Wednesday in Octcber. Students can enter at
any time and arc charged accordingly. No deduc
tion for tuilion will be made after entering, except
in c',ses of pro'rscted illness, when one half the
bill will be deducted. Parents and G uaidians are
earnestly requested not to bring nor remove young
ladies on the SabSath.
To those living near the railroads, Morfrc-sboro'
is most accessible by the way of Baykin's Depot,
on the S:a oard and Roanoke Road, 12 miles from
the Institute, where a regular conveyance will al
ways be found.
Kates of Board and Taitiou for a Session of
Five Mouths, Payable one half ia Advance.
Elementary Arithmetic, Grammar. Gcogra-
Dhr. Writins. 4c. 10 00
Higher English, 15 00
Frer-ch, Latin: Greek, and Italian, each, 7 00
Drawing and Embroider? . each, 0 00
Painting, in Water Colois, 9 00
Paintin? in Oil Colors, 12 00
Music, Piano, Guiur.and SeraphSne, each, 2 CO
Music, Organ, 25 00
Use of Piano, and Seraphine, each, 3 00
Use of Guitar, 2 00
Use of Organ, 1 00
Scientific Lectures, 1 50
School Room Expenses, and Vocal Magic, 2 00
Board in the Institute, not including the pri
vileges of the Bath Room, per moi.ib, 8 00
Washing, per month, 1 00
r Application for Admiss on can be made to
ihe Principal, by Letter, or, onthe premises of the
Institute. Oct 13. 9.0 3mow
OVERSEER WANTED
FOR a Rice Plantation. Apply to
T. D. MEARES.
Dec. 19 Journal copy li4-9t
NICE PRESENTS
FOR THE LADfES.
AN additional assortment of band wme Reticules
just received, at ericas varying from 2 lo7, st
Dec. 24 S. W. WHITAKER'S.
SUPERFINE LONDON BROWN
CLOTHS i West of Eagland Blede. Rioliey'
celebrated Fresch Plack Clothe ; Piano and
Table Covers j Bed Blankets; celoared sad whit
Negro Btaaketa aad very heavy Negro Kerseys,
mrrtaws ani wssi. oricy
Nov. JAMES DAWSON,
GLEASONS PICTORIAL.
T7B have few setts of Gleaaos FVtorttaL hand.
VV eoiBeiy boaed. This would aaak a beautiful
presem for ta ttoitgays- ,
DK. Z S W. WHITAKER'S,
m i iiM-rs.''it t ur.M "i ii -mi lramcw tmr
TUECEK1T riRlFIER OF THE BLOOD.
M a Parlidf of Ktrtirj fa it . -
An infallible remedy for Scrofula, King's EtJ?,
Rheumatism. Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pim
ples or Pustules on the face, Blotches, boils, Chron
ic Sore Eves, Ring Worm or Tetter. Scald Head,
Enlargement and Pa in of the Boncsand Joints. ftttib
born Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders, Lumbago, Spi
nal Complaints, and ail diseases arising from an in -judicious
use of Mercury, Imprudence in Life, of J to
purity of the Blood.
This valuable Medicine which ha become celebra
ted lor the number of extraordinary enres effected
through itssgensy. has induced the proprietors, a t
the urgent request of their friends, too tier it to the
fiublic, which they do aiih the utmost totfidence
aits virtues and wondetful curatire propel iis
Thefollowing certifies tes.ielectrdfroni alarce num
ber, are. however, stronger testimony then the mere
word of the propriefors ana are an irom gcnnem. n
well known in their localities, and of the highest
respectability, ninny of then now residing in the'
citv of Richmond, Virginia. . 4 1, .
K. BovDE.v,Esq,.ol tho Exchange Hotel, Rich
mond, known everv where, says he has set n H e
Medicine called Carter's Spanish Mixture adminis
tered in overa hundred cai-es,it. neaily nllthedisea
ses for whii-h it is ncotnniended, with themost as
tonishingly good rcsulfs. Ht ssysit is the mosici
traordinary medicine lie has ever seen.
A"ue andFevcr Great Cure.--I hereby certify,
i that tor three years I hnd Ague and I everof ibe ruoal .
violent descriptiou. I had several Phyalcians.took
large quantities of Quinine. Mercury, and I btllive
all ihe I onics advertisrd, but all without any per
! manent relief. Al last I tried Carter'sSpanishMix
i ture : two bottles of which effectually cured me, and
Market street. Hud- I 1 am havpy to sav I have had neither Chills or ee
vcrs since. 1 consider il the be Tonicin the world.
I and theonlv medicine that ever reached inycase..
; JOHN LONGDKW,
! Beaver Dam. n. ar Richmond, Vi- '
C. B. Luc k, E.-o., now In the city of-Richmond,
and for many years in the Post Office, lias sut n con
fidence in the astonishing efficacy of Carter's Span
ish Mixture that he has boughtupwaideoIBO botllee-..
which he has given a way to tin afflicted. Mr. Lueh
says he has never known il to fail when taken ae
cording to directions,
Dr. Mimce a practising Physician, and fotmeTtjr
of the City Hotel, tn the t-ity of Richmond, snjrs he
has witnessed in a number ol instances I he effects of
Carter's Xpani.-li Mixture hlih viere most truly
surprising. He says ina case of Consumption, de
pendent on the Liver, ihe good effects were woeder
ful indet d.
Samuel M. Drinker, of the firm of Drinker f
Mcrris, Richmond, was cured of Liv.r complaint ol
8 years standing, by the u -e of two bottles of Car- ,
etr's Spanish Mixture.
Great cure of Scrofula--The Kditors of the R Ich'
tuond Republican had a servant employed in theit
press room, cured of violent Scrofula, ccmbinode
with Rheumatism, v hich en ii rely disabled him frena
work. Two bottles of Carter's SpanUh Mixture
made a perfect cure of him, and the Editore.in a no
! iicc,say they "cheerfully recommend ii to all who.
: arc afflicted with any disease ot the blood "
j Still another cure of Scrofula I hd a very vaP
liable boy cured of Scrofula by Carter's Spanish
.Mixture. I consider it a truly valuable Medicine.
JAMES M. TAYLOR.
Conductor on the R. F. &. P. R. R. Co., Richmond'
Va.
SALT M1EUM Of 20 YEARS STAND J NO
CURED. Mr. Johs Thompsow, residing in the cfty of Riel-
mond, was cured by three bottles of Carter's Span-"
ish Mixture, of Salt Rlietirn. which he hnd nearly
2U years, nnd which aH trie physicians of trie ctty
could no cure. Mr. Thompson is a-well Irnown"
merchant in the eiJy of Richmond, V-o., aad his-
cure is most remarkable.
Richard E. West, of Richmond, was corrd of
Scrofula, and what Physicians called coifiinietf
Consumption, by three bottles cf Curter's Spanish.
Mixture.
Edwis BesTON, Commissioner of rht lTeverrneV
says he has seen the jjood efieefs 4 CtH'lei'k .Span
ish Mixture i'ti a number of Syphilitic rasas, aad
says it i a perfect curefor that horrible disease.
Wm.G. Hab--ood, of Richmond, Va.. cured of
Old Sores and fleers, which disabled bim from
walking. Tuoka few bottles of Carter's Spanish,..
Mixtutj, and was ena oled to walk without a crufcliH
in a short time permanently cured.
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i .i. r . u . ; i, '
oy i ne use ui mere cnains ay applying ne end
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Mode of Vac
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