ocr: W. A. & W. W. PADGETT, GROCERS AND PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCH ANTS, NO. 17 COMMERCE STREET, 2nd Door above Pratt, BALTIMORE, Md. mh 26—ly THE LARGEST CHAIR AND FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT IN THE U. STATES No 25 <Sr 27 North Gay Si., near Fayette , WHERE is kept always on hand, or made to order, every style of French Tete-a-teles, in Plush, Hair, Cloth, or Brocatelle. French Full Stuff anil Medallion Parlor Arm Chairs, in Plush, Hair, Cloth or Brocatelle. French Full Stuff Carved Parlor Chairs, in setts, with Plush. Hair, Cloth or Brocatelle. Sofas; half French Spring Mahogany and Wal nut Parlor Chairs, in Hair, Cloth or Plush. Rocking Chairs—various designs, in Hair, Cloth and Plush. Stuff Spring Lounges—a large assortment al ways on hand, or any patern made or covered with any goods to order. Chamber Suits—in Mahogany or Walnut, com plete, from $35 up. Cane Chairs and Rocking do.—the largest as sortment ready made in any one house iu the United States—from sl2 a dozen up. Bar Room, Office and Dining Chairs, in Oak, Walnut or Mahogany, with Cane, Wood or Stuff ed Seats—an assortment embracing over 50 dozen. Wood seat Chairs and Settees arid Rocking Chairs—over 100 dozen. A. MATHIOT, Nos. 25 and 27 North Gay St., near Fayettee. June 11, 1857—1 y.


ocr: HOWARD’ ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA. 1 Qpf Q— A Benevolent Institution t eslab&lud 101/Oi by special endowment, for the sick and distressed, afflicted with Fimleni Aid Epidemic diseases. _ . M The Directors of this well-known Institution, irt their Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexfigl Djseases, fir the year ending January express the highest satisfaction with; the suetesq which has attended the labors of the ConsuHiljg Surgeon, in the cure of Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence,Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Syphilid, the vice of Onanism, or Self-abuse, &c , and offler a continuance of the same plan, for the ensuing The Consulting Surgeon is authorised Ui MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to till who by letter, with a description of their Condi* (age, occupation, habits of life. &C.,) and id of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDI* FREE OF CHARGE. Some, of the peW and methods of treatment, discovered, du- the last year, are of great value. !r An admirable Report on SperrrtaldrVliffist, or Weakness, the Vico of Onanism,.Mastur or Self-abuse, and other diseases of tbe Sex organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will he sent mail (in a sealed letter envelope), TREE OF on receipt of two stamps for postage. Reports and Tracis, on the nature and Heat^ of Sexual diseases, Diet, &c.. are constantly published for gratuitous distribution, and will sent to the afflicted. Address, for Report or treatment. Dr, George Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Assd No. 2 South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the Directors, ■ r T , ‘ EZRA D. HEART WELL/Pres’ti Geo. Fairchild, Sec’y. jan 2&—ly;

place_of_publication: Port Tobacco, Md.

name: Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser.

publisher: E. Wells., Jr. & G.W. Hodges


ocr: - ' - * B.- B. LANCASTER. J. R. HERBERT LANCASTER & HERBERT^ TOBACCO AND PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 33 Grant Street, BALTIMORE. Reierencfs.—Johns Hopkins, Pres't Merchants Bank; Trueman Cross, Cashier Commercial and Farmers’ Bank; Geo. VV. Howard & Co., Duer, Norris & Co i( R. Hicklcy & Bro., Penniman & Bro., Whitney, Cushing & Comstock, Baltimore, an 20—ly __ J 1 ’


ocr: From the German. THE WORLD OF LIGHT. Sing o’er thy footstool here below Such radiant gems are strown, O what magnificence must glow, My God ! about thy throne! So brilliant here those drops of light— There the full ocean rolls, how bright! If night’s blue curtain of the sky, With thousand stars inwrought. Hung like a royal canopy, With glittering diamonds fraught, Be, Lord, Thy temple’s outer veil, What splendor at the shrine must dwell! The dazzling sun, at noon-tide hour, Forth from his flashing vase, Flinging o’er earth the golden shower Till vale and mountain blaze, But shows, O Lord, one beam of thine, "What then the day where thou dost shine. Ah! how shall those dim eyes endure That moon of living rays I Or how my spirit so impure, , Upon thy glory gaze ! Anoint, G Lord, anoint my sight, And robe me for that world of light! Wes. Meth. Magazine.


ocr: GREY MEDOCK. _ * h' s beautiful young FiS'tolfcU be let to a limited number • V mares at bis stable, at my Mill, • 4 &&?^* , i<present season. He was sired “Penn’s Old Canadian,” is four years old, of 15 hands high, is a facsimile in color, style action of his sire. Terms. $lO the season, to be liquidated by payment of $6, if paid by the Ist day of Septem ber. The Groom to receive 25 cts. in each SAMUEL COX. March 25, 1858 —tf


ocr: NOTICE. PERSONS indebted to the undersigned for lh services of Ben Bolt, for the seasons of ’55, ’56 and 57, are requested to settle the same at their earliest convenience. I can generally bo found in Port Tobacco on Tuesdays, feb 18—tf. BARNES COMPTON.


ocr: BLACKSMITHINa, 7’ THE undersigned having taken thef blacksmith Shop formerly occupied by E. Willett, Esq., respectfully announce to the public* that they are prepared to execute all work be longing to the several branches of the Blacksmifh ing business with promptness and dispatch, am? in a workmanlike manner, and feel assured that from long experience in the business one trial will a sufficient guarantee for the continuance of patronage begun. J. N. Ml NIX & WOLFE'. March 18, 1858—tf, Eik Town.


ocr: ; CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!! ROBERT J EDELEN, RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has on hand an assortment of Carriages of bis own make and the very best finish and quality, which he will sell low for cash, or approved paper. R. J. E. will execute all orders in the best mariner and at satisfactory prices. Repairing executed with neatness and dispatch, and warranted to please. Those in want of Vehicles of any kind are solicited to give him a call, as having had over twenty years experience in the above business, he is confident of his ability to give entire satisfaction in the execu tion of orders. Alexandria, Va. May 31, 1857


ocr: i JEWELRY AND WATCHES, THE subscriber has just received a largo and beautiful selection of also, a lot rnimW which ha offers for sale lower than they can be bought in the cities at retail, sep 17 JULIUS QUENSEL.


ocr: CELEBRATION. IN welcoming the return of this anniversary, Feb. 22d, the Washington Society will cele brate the same, at Charlotte Hall, with the usual ceremonies. “Washington’s Farewell will be read by Mr. David S. Briscoe, of St. Maty’s, after which an oration wHI be delivered by Mr. Michael S. Robertson, of Charles.— The public are invited to attend. By order, JAMES BRISCOE, Pres’t. Wh.liam H. Gray, ) J. Parran


ocr: NOTICE. 1 HEREBY NOTIFY all persons indebted to J. B. FERGUSSON & CO., that if they do not settle their notes or accounts by the Ist day of March next, I, as surviving partner,.(without regard to persons,) will place the same in an at torney’s or collector’s hands with instructions to collect the same by law. J. R. BATEMAN. Jan. 14. 1858—tlstM. o o Y t 0


ocr: CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. ff I 'HR subscriber returns his sincere thanks to ! -L his ft lends and the public generally for the patronage heretofore extended to him, and has the pleasure to inform them that he has just finished a splendid assortment of i FASIJIO.VABLE CARRIAGES Persons in want of CARRIAGES will find it to their advantage to give me a call before purchasing. Idr’Old Carriages repaired at the shortest no tice, or taken in exchange for new ones. M. McDERMOTT, No, 433 Penn’a Avenue, Near Third Street. Washington, Sep. 3, 1857- ...


ocr: CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!! ROBERT J. EDEL.EN, RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he lias on hand an assortment of Carriages of his own make and the very best finish and quality, which he will sell low tbr cash, or approved paper. R. J. E. will execute all orders in the best manner and at satisfactory prices. Repairing executed with neatness and dispatch, and warranted to please. Those in want of Vehicles of any’kind are solicited to give him a call, as having had over twenty years experience in the above business, he is confident of his ability to give entire satisfaction in the execu tion of orders. Alexandria, Va. May 31, 1857


ocr: SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY. MRS. M. A. SHACKELFORD has just returned from Baltimore with a large and well selected stock of SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY of every description. Also, a very beautiful selection of MANTIL LAS, of the latest styles; LAWNS, LAWN ROBES a Quille —all of which she invites the Ladies and the public generally to examine be fore purchasing elsewhere. £Cjy=AU persons indebted for Goods purchased in 1857 are earnestly requested to call and settle their accounts. Port Tobacco, April 15, 1858.


ocr: W. A. &. W. W. PADGETT, GROCERS AND PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCH ANTS, NO. 17 COMMERCE STREET, 2nd Door above Pratt, BALTIMORE, Md. mh 26—ly


ocr: WM. J. TUBMAN, WItH WATERS. ZIMMERMAN & CO., EXTENSIVE LUMBER MERCHANTS, On the Wharf, foot of Cameron Street, ALEXANDRIA, VA. (Cj’All orders promptly attended t0.,/3) oct I—tf


ocr: J. C. ATZERODT & BRO., CARRIAGE MAKERS, HAVE located in Port Tobacco and will make to order any description of CARRIAGE, WAQON or CART, in the most substantial and durable manner, using only the best material.— All kinds of REPAIRING, PAINTING and TRIMMING done in this line for less than the same can be done in the cities ; and all work guar antied for IS months. BLACKSMITHING in general will also be carried on by them, having era ployed one of the best workmen in tbs county for that purpose. They respectfully ask for a share of public pat ronage, feeling confident of being able to give satis faction. Port Tobacco, Jan 8, 1858—ly


ocr: ISN’T IT SO! Use ARTHUR’S Celebrated Self-Sealing Cans and Jars, Fresh Fruit anc * ou have ru * t the year at Summer prices. Full directions for putting up all kinds of Fruits and Toma toes, accompany these cans and jars. IN WINTER They are made of Tin, Glass, Queensware, and Fire and Acid proof Stone Ware. The sizes are from pints to gallons. These cans and jars are entirely open at the tops, and nest, to secure econ- BETTER omy in transportation. For sale by Storekeepers throughout the United States. Descriptive circulars sent on application. Qcf-Orders from the trade solicited. THAN Be sure to a ®k * or “Arthur’s.” It has stood the test of three sea • sons, having been used by hun dreds of thousands of families, hotel and boarding-house keep ers. Sweetmeats. We are now making them for the million. ARTHUR, BURNHAM & GILROY, Manufacturers under the Patent, N. E. cor. Tenth & George Sts., may 20 — 2 m Philadelphia.


ocr: HOICE BRANDIES 6c WINES— French Brandy, pure Catawba do. in bottles Catawba Wine, in bottles Old Port Wine Madeira do Sherry do London Brown Stout. For sale by a p 29 S. M. PADGETT & CO.


ocr: NOTICE. Firm of Tennison, Donellt & Lloyd is A dissolved. Ail persons indebted to the firm *viil be notified by the individual members of the .firm to whom they are to pay their indebtedness, as there has been a division of tjie notes and ac counts due the firm amon; them. FRANCIS TENNISON, BENJAMIN P. DONELLY, ZACHARIAH LLOYD. July 28, 1858. [au s—3t]


ocr: NOTICE. ALL PERSONS who are indebted to the County Commissioners, whether they be Collectors or persons who hare purchased County property, are requested to come forward at the next appointed meeting of the Board and settle their indebtedness in a satisfactory manner, so that they may know what amount of surplus funds they have to appropriate for specific purposes. By order, feb 25—3 t. THOS. HARRIS, Clerk.


ocr: J. C. ATZERODT & BRO , CARRIAGE MAKERS, HAVE loeated in Port Tobacco, and will make to order any description of CARRIAGE, WAGON or CART, in the most substantial and durable manner, using only the best material.— All kinds of REPAIRING, PAINTING and TRIMMING done in this line for less than the same can be done in the cities; and all work guar antied, for 12 months. BLACKSMITHING in general will be carried on by them, having era SBSbswSl ployed one of the beet workmen in the county for that purpose. ' They respectfully ask for a share of public pat ronage, fcCljpg confident of bqihg ablet to give satis faction. , . r - , * j-13 t Pbrt Tobacco, Jan 8, 1858—ly


ocr: Terms Cash, or Negotiable Paper. WE offer for sale on the above terms, at low prices, the following articles, mostly of our own manufacture, and which we will warrant to be of the best quality. DOORS, SASHES, (Glazed or not Glazed,) BLINDS, WINDOW and DOOR FRAMES, NEWEL POSTS, BALUSTERS, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, HOT BED SASHES, WOODEN MANTLES, SLATE MANTLES, SLATE HEARTHS, f i*—BUILDERS HARDWARE, ■ WINDOW GLASS, Hand-Rails, Trusses, Centre Flowers for Ceil , ings, Carved Mouldings and Brackets, Panel Orna ments, Sash Weights and Cord, Dressed Flooring, Bricks, Lime, Hair, Plaster, Cement, &c. And a great variety of architectural materials and orna ments. Ordered work furnished promptly, and in the best manner. We are also agents for the best Sash, Door and • Blind Machinery, made in the country, and are prepared to furnish at manufacturers prices all the machinery necessary for manufacturing Doors, Sashes. Blinds, Mouldings, &c., such as SURFACING MACHINES, POWER and FOOT MORTISING Machines, MOULDING MACHINES, TENONING MACHINES, PLANING MACHINES, BLIND MORTISING MACHINES, See. All of which are warranted to give perfect satis faction. Circulars descriptive of our business, lists of prices, estimates for work, Sfc., furnished, when required. All letters promptly attended to. GEORGE O. STEVFNS&CO., 47 W. Pratt St., near Spear’s Wharf, mb Baltimore, Md.


ocr: CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!! ROBERT J. EDELEN, ¥j ESPECTFULLY informs the public that He XV has oa ; hand an assortment of Carriages of his own make and the very- Bert finish and quality, wbichhe wUI sell low < fpr cash, or approved paper. R. J. E. will execute all orders in inchest manner and at satisfactory .prices. Repairing executed with neatness and dispatch, and warranted to please. Those, in want of Vebiclea of any kind are solicited to give pirn a Call, as having had over twenty years experience in (be above husiqess, hr is confident of MsabHßy to give entire satisfaction in tbeeawcu tion ofordgn. : ;V 5 ' Alexandria, Va. May 31, Is6B __— "~V , —: . i—. Gl-ASS & , •


ocr: NOTICE. THE County Commissioners will meet on TUESDAY, the Ist of JUNE, for the pur pose of passing accounts, after which time no ac counts will be allowed. By order, THOMAS HARRIS, Clerk. may 27— It


ocr: WANTED, " k *0 FRESH COWS AND HALVES, TMMEDIATELT, for which I will pay the J. highest cash prices. Address me at Wash ington City, Navy Yard, No. 673, Third Street, ¥as£T JOHN H. NELSON. Mej'6, 1858. ~ ' H ... ... . ;


The Richmond palladium. [volume]

ocr: CITY SHOE STORE o. fl, tilrt street, iSirhnmnd, fmJ., JOK D lltTOX. bat ju-t re.-eivei at iiKiU-tiuJ " TAi .

place_of_publication: Richmond, Ind.

publisher: D.P. Holloway & Co.


ocr: T II H II H.S T A SEKP rnilL that will sow H irtiT, Kva. 0ts. Ba- A UT, BuovwiiKaT, Rue, llastr, Klax. Timotut, Ctovaa and .llt1 kt seed withontanjr change of flxtures. cri te reftuiaidt in one minute to aow any quantity or am i of aectl, warranted for durability and workmanship. Goo 1 au4 responsiMe Amenta waatetl ia every State, Circu lars seat to any aUUrt-ss. Those wamtnjt Drills should order early as number, were disappointed to former seasons -v orjerin too ia'e Ajfly to B. KfHSs i O. Dayton. Ohio. Jarcli 11. ISad. 13tf , Dress Silks. TINK assortsaesitof lllaca and Fancy Press SUV, and Satin of the newest paterns and best vitality, just re- i. Te 1 from the K last, and a offere-1 for sale ny scotia cRvwrosn. aert. 14. 1S47. 40t; Fresh Meats New Firm. tHK undersigned havm( formed a to partnership la the Itutchcriiis Duine, are prepared to terra their customer, aad the public with the best VAL,BEEF, PORK, LAMB. thftl rn b found tn tr eoaotry. They reDperfiftatjr licit the ptrouc of their old frietidtnd tHepuhiie. ISAAC M. PAXSON, tauv w mrid Mareh 11. 1SS. 13if Dissolution of Partnership. I A 1


ocr: : I I I j I ! Z1MMKU Oi KMSW U. It. 4 Liu" Nov. IS, It 5-i. FALL AND WINTER STYLES. hle sryle for Fall and Winter wear. Superior s, k an ! Far nt. of v.rioo qoliti.s. II .ts and Caps f .i . , , or iiiiis -nn 1. rtp-, or in? i-ue i 31m rr Call and sr for yonrel. ilis price areas law 5;in ilar artici- s ran be aHordcd. ap. 3. I-At. 4Jtf


ocr: MACHINISTS. A. (i A A is CO., Founders and. s i ie i s a r v n it v , E" fi!noitfI, Inrl uina. 1 ANCF if TTKKRS .f Srau-.nary an 1 Pot 1 Krm: i irsr t sre-nt 1 rjr-ri-T an I i .i Ci-a-r, ii'a .n. 1-.1 i-n: -tit ru - -v. , ir.ii V 4 - n . ne w.-mtit :t : r ir.t 1 'retina -it i i-' .--:. lair.; 'a:-... I, .14 fiv l'..ii.a P-.erT - ii eae !i-iicr IIor Power irif w il ii s ! .r sain? i-r: ir.-o c rl .r atove w ei CirriiUr m Must r c.;-ir.: jvd;oi Vii J iron an i .-a. -nA cf every -ii--ri; :io at th lnweat rate t-smrhi't, irW-rii-f iii pir-i-jir. de.-eription aud e!6t of I-' u' aU ii '"' . r . , fj, Uec, 5. i;5. 1 . - - - B. f as a a 11' (tffI4i -a-aaaaaa .-s rwvftg sascreT stii! nni.niiti to ocaoafaetare. and at a; a I t m-s on hand a I5?r;r of the ry r --r iiTty tr PPTTrt.il iMCJil ci li.A (.Ulif.nO in use. They art in joii e-r,era! as. and ail who lira ir'rtM-i'riAtiS.l artth theta. T;ir sill 'stakes ek .1 ih-v i ti .1 nrn 10 .e as recoram-f. led. Thevar a-, a price lot a little osor-tfcan on - half at which Cotters are r-Tieraily s-ild. Tb-v ea he seen and at the atora of Oirso-rh a- iirare. T- Yssl, " ; w p oa atrset. tso .-oio, trler from a diKai.ee proa pt.y SHed. Z. ii. TIJfKPOJ . . . O a-a t-l A t t ire Il a IT I v 1 - VftlAKLtO nU I CLa ST 1 M R PrnnrTotnT. Xj i.fk U , I k U p 1 1 5 I U I Mtaateel car. Penai. Arenac at at 1 31 at., WASHINGTON, P. C. ''"' ,M k ai-- r T ra n -ien t Board Jl-iW jer day. Dee. 4, lA8. E9tf


ocr: RICHMOND BOOK BINDERY C. J. TAYLOB, Baak Binder and Blank Boak m l.-ownr.P.redtado.tIkiBd.o. Bind. UUili Uc. nnawrpJ. lor -via. elet.n-e ad 3aad..,b.iT. i--...yKe.i;.,kiw, aad Bt.ak Book of avery- deaertFta aaade to o'dsr. ewpipri, Sic Sli(Mie.i.iw ." - Books. c. , bound in toe moat approved manner, am' thstoweetpoaeiw- prices. Nona but ta latest ia. proved principle adopted rAiactuality stvK-Uy obaerveM. Orders aolicited aad promptlv attsaded to aad ill- iafactioa urea. a- lane assorts -jit cf Flank Book paper. o" a tir. frto,aalitr,alwa.T.oahod. C.J TAVLUK.


ocr: mm p. nru Rnf. rn UilHUU U UU er New Stone Front COB. OF MAIN AND PEARL STS-; Richmond, Indiana. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.


ocr: V. E I M' M' I.'C if TT' COACH MANUFACTORY. j i. IP. Cor. Afain & llericn tts., Rich mond U"I)ERK he hss coa.taBtly for sal a general a-j scrt-rerr of i 'f the Latest and lost Ifan5 Patttro" s Also, the el-bra:ed j Host on Spring Wagon. I r Great car been taaen I rr.oKe :iOibsr. to-i "n article wu ia trie seleetioB be iiiNTio iv. periect sa!l!.l.-:.-n. i f lie ha ai "i i-a-J a r-p.itr ry in rtew Castle ileary county, ln-iiaaa. under toe manazmroi t-f Mr ..F.iRiJic ovKTtiv. wa-j wiii wait on customer and tak. ruers. H-vial rasn wi l be taken in tbe seiee n.n, I ;he w-.rk fur this utATk't. s-is t..r:if es.tapletesaii!fa . .ioc. 1 utiir the imaievi:ate suirtnteodacee of tot proprietor. Or-ders f-rCarriief atttodd Va prompls..


ocr: MAXCFACTCRERS Stoves, Grates and Hollow-ware, p;;.:.'-.:ii,.f4", I 4 1 : i-f' .': r- 1 X&3f ' r"1iim. X rhtg- lor rumng up io iheCountrt ... . - - . ifrs-s.-- and dealers in COPPER. SHEET; IRON. ANI ": Tin- w -a r o , CrK r it !l warrt'S to ,wtd of tne best quality of rT nil ! !5 r-aie. fsvor.slv wi'h anv ia the mnraet rVrsnns wishing to purrb jriU d well lojir lis a rail r-eior leg e! s w br. v F. SKLl. AT Fk.t ES TO :L"IT THE TIMES l'.rficuiir fiention paid to ROOFING, WITH Either Tlit or ron, ConJurfot'. V'a'.levs aril Gutter ft! up both in Tn sod Cmn'rv No extra ,D. WARD i SON', Nc. 57, Main Street. Oce dcor west of the P:iiiinm Olfte.


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ocr: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. THE Jnnior Sons of America HAVE ENOtOFD W. W . F0SDICK, ESQ. Poet Lecturer of the West, To IdeUver a Lecture uprn MILTON, AS A POLITICIAN. AT STARR II ALL; On iUii'l.i) Lvriiiiix, Io-einIer TICKETS Ol A!V-SIDN S5 Oo' r open at ii) c:l. .-k. I.epturo to comuaenca at


ocr: RICHMOND ROOK BINDERY. C. J. TAYLOR, Book Binder and Blank Baek - . WfW wow prepared to do alt kinds of Bus 'nc, ansurpasseo for sty.'e. elefsnee and dursbllitr. County Records, ltawk Book and Hunt Boik of every deerriptioa made to o'der. Newspaper. Music. Magazine, Law Books, .. , bound in the moat ap prored rsaaaer, and at the lowest possible) price. IS one but the lateat inprowed principle adopted. l'uactnality strictly obeerred. Orders solicited and promptly- attended to, and tat ( faction giren. A larje assortment of Plank Book caper, of a snp I lor quality, always on hand. C. J. TAYLO&


ocr: CHEVEU TONIQUE. HAIR RESTORATIVE ' A.M ! PEBFTTME! i'llIJIS hih trfumed Hair Tonic and Retorti ve, ia i 1 dt-cole-iy the I eat aiol tuort opu'ar in use fur I cau iO'jit:. ra -rvirjr, rft'inni. a:o! trenmher.inK the Hair, veinsr aiseases of the ain, anrl removing acurf, .ln-iruff anJ ail erui-iio&s rtful feverish heat from Iha pci p. Th- itrnitntor cof.ft'Iently commend a it to lha I uUic as far superior to any t'Ow in ue. and with frreat Treasure rriers t' the fol!oiiiK named pers on wtm u-ea it and th-rrf;re know of what they sj.-s. : D. P. lioliowa Lady, Joaeph Oilhrt and La5y. Lewis Bjti, Chr's H iiricn and L .dy, Stephen Wifr.s.s aud Lady. No-ih Leaals, B. W H .rr.s. Kaq. Ly!e. John Whitintr, Joseph M-Sutt, V. Potts. Vhil. Witrlns, and Lady, Furs;1 son rte Yeo, Chaa. Wtfrgmi, Ike Paxvon, J . K. Valton. James A. aVcCorkle A Lady, John S!cCo, John Ilrioat and and Lidy, ! thouia KoWertsaud Lady, tJlineM Hr.p-, J t;hn W" I iits is and L--dy, ins and lady. Jufie llrntnu, W . ti ."rott, n n ii.fT ! ?. H, L ppencottad Lidy, i . ia . ".tK" ! John Paksnii. I It si-,.. m. ..A r . 1 1 Wo VV. T dard and Lady. ieuuis aud Lady, A. W. ifibberd, John Wina'ow, Wi Till ci n.l CoM Iliths at all Hours Tcp ril, ard other Perfamea for iale. Se;-t. 0. lri-. CEPIENT- BARREL3 LoBiaill Cement fresh r0r aala hj FEK0US0N & VKO , w't IVimloiv f-I;ii ! 5fr B0XK8 for aale All iiae from i-Xin. to 4fiX OKJKJ Xrat.auai ana Side Lig-hta cut to any sire required. FF.Rfil'SOJI CV YfcO. '


ocr: a", VrZ?. t. s d fia ( rf--A. mQRBISSOH, BUHCUBD CO. New Stone Front BANK 8MU.IWC, COR. OF MAIN AKD PE4RLSTS.; Richmond, Indiana. INTEREST -AID ON DEPOSITS. ' ! j


ocr: 1 ; Dentistry Notice Da WW E. WEKSTEK WM II HO I TT are prepared ta attend te al call ia their praCraaioa. aa aaaal. eaewn -a ill' waea profssioaally aoienl. O&ee wan C DUkaoaen i J.etlry ehop. . m. uewiTr. Ir4.


ocr: M0BR1SSGH, BUHCH&BD & CO., 1 o '9 Now Stone Front COR. OP MAIN AND PE4.BLSTS.; Ricnraond, Indiana. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.


ocr: i a, 'nMll'li.YSOA ji t a tine Culler , Ac. tnu .t. 41 M.un ."(rcet one door et oj j-jftn ttr T Ars, 70CL1 respect! . j, v I l - 'sv form the citi: " - ' ' jr-"'' Kichmond and surro li'&Z&f i''?' country, th'it he hs j Shop ,Vl. 41 J.iirt street one door IVf f-" J-j-ia SnJTrin. tfully in 1 1 s e r. 9 surrounding just re "t?. . -- r h etived a t '-rav and t.euutilul . .-T -aav .ajsnrtmrtit nf Watches, Je i-"V -. iW" i t ..... .)..,.; Ia Watches and - locks re paired on short notice, and warranted t ive s iiisfacti n. Cilt N June .v, 1-jr. . 41 Main street. -tr


ocr: Cheap, Well Made Clothing TO SUIT EVERYBODY! 'r'HlE ot.-ieri3e1 res-eetfail-f anooane to tbe eUt M. ieai of vri n4aJ al;3.n!nf c-a3C;ee tht they B i-re en-strl t.-ir tsew ;orb ia Mr. Meet' new baiidiTif. S. B. cor of Xtin an4 Hnta street. Kichmond, In 1- frecetstiy Ctfcpie-i a g ocery flare by Mr. CiapWi!) where thy wii, cjDi-atl- setrp on a lar e aa-l aorre,1 etock of MEN'S AND BOrS CLOHING. . "tvjr. a;e kc on tr rby ca eatti it? their fnenie aa t rrtron fmn to 53 per ceat, on accoact of tixeir uTomMf f ciittie- oir Clth:af are r ewn nake, aui Is addittoa ta sir very I'w price tc w rrant them cot w fee exeeia4 e: tlae x at yle r rorksSaasMp. 1 H. RAUH Jk CO. ! i ! ! I i ! j I 1


ocr: WASH WOOD, 54 GILBERT BLOCK, DUUG STOHE ! y. Ix-selx Stocli. of PURE MEDICINES FOR Wines and Brandies ! Rye and Bourbon Whisky. Vafnislies, Paints and Oils! POPULAR REMEDIES!


ocr: fr PRICE 1.1 r. Tt HMrt CAsllk j e I I k.,.h. I. . . . n,1 k , a wv w viivn . Ktlrt aN.'t.Mtl, tt.t !Knl low . nc.is 'iaiioa. that ah'i!4 mak the plan.) a nn.ra c.n.raUr nrornrfttia liit'irv than it hu ret b.ea av hava sueeeetled in ntakine arranremenu to be aiirf.heil f..r the fii'ir ilt Pi.fi... ,f good qitalttv an! Aai.h that .1 aill Mil IUK CAsil, at U f..lltj iug'pru'aa : 0'a Ortavre, plain runrwdul raac fliw finitb 9174 cl'a .. round rurorri, aVe. - - - - - IfMI 7 .. plain aM! 1 ruuud reroera ....... 21U lOHLr OKMAIIITED STTI BS t HOroKtlO 4 ILT LOW. From thaaa prieM ao variation eaa la aar eaaa 1.. Ria.1, So tlat Persia ordering by iottar caa r!y up..a bajlbg at ear tu..t prteaa. These in.trijmeutfj are not "mere'T got np t- all," but are good .al.tantial piaaua, fully warranted, and ta be re turned il not a.ti.fat,ry. SMITH k MIOM, Man.faet.ireri rr mm 4 Nison's riHLUi Piano!, aa.l .geuia tor Ch rkering. ht.xtart, lunltam, kc. oao.A. I'Kia'aaco. ! Me!..leone. CINCINNATI, 0 FAIRBANKS P A T E N T SCALES! OEO. P. BROWNIVO, Indlanapnlls, Indiana, Aeinr, Mold ly I tlllll lKt cV O., 189 Broadway, X. V. Ju!y , 1857. 2,).y


Des Arc citizen.

ocr: c < Hi i: ( i I i i, L, (lit sss, SOS, c MIPF.TS, mm Upltoi ter? and Curtain Goods, Mi yf*tWl, TE.Y.YESSEE.

place_of_publication: Des Arc, Ark.

publisher: J.C. Morrill


ocr: J. H. 6FSF.D • • W. 3. flONOHO* • S. T. STHANCC. Speed, Donoho & Strange, tMP ORTEK*, _ Jobbers and Retailers, FO R C-tfS/I EXCLUSIVELY, OF American. British. French. GERMAN, ITALIAN, INDIA AND SWISS STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS, Al l SI AIN STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN. FALL AIV D WINTER S T O C Tv . SPEED. DONOHO A. STRANOE. oct23-3m# T (I. Wir.I.I.AMS.. C. BERRY. THOS. H. WILLIAMS Sl CO., COTTON r A(/ l uKS, co.nniHMioiv, receiving AND FORWABDING MERCHANTS, AND OENKRAL Steamboat and Railroad Agents,


ocr: J. H. SFfcF.I) • • W. B. nONOHO-'J. P. STRANGE. Speed, Donoho & Strange, IMPORTERS, Jobbers and Retailers, FOR CJISH EXCLUSIVELY, OF American, British, French, GERMAN, ITALIAN, INDIA AND SWISS , STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS, 314 HA1N STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN. FALL AND WINTER STOCK. SPEED, DOIXOIIO & 8TRAIVGE. oct23-3m» T. H. WILLIAMS.. C. BERRY. THOS. H. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTON FACTORS,


ocr: IOS. KELLER.GEO. SHMALZR1ED. JOS. KELLER & CO., DEALERS IK MEN’S AND ROYS’ CLOTHING, Fl’RXISUING GOODS, tPRl’NKS. Valises, Embrellas, I &c., Wholesale and Retail—No. 255 Main Tennessee.


ocr: MAMMOTH W half Boat, Jiapolcon, Jlrk. 3P. Ao & 0®,, Ueceivins & Forwardinc MERCHANTS: ALSO-AGENTS FOR THE Adams’ Express Company. OUR MAMMOTH The Largest Floating Wharf South oj the Ohio; BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THE BUSINESS -OF TWELVE INCH GUNNELS HAS FOUR DISTINCT COMPARTMENTS IN HER HULL, WATER TIGHT, And cannot sink under any circumstances short of knocking out her WHOLE BOTTOM. She is 200 feet in length and 50 in width, and has storage accommodations on decks for 1500 Tons of assorted Merchandise, or 4000 Bales of Cotton. Insurance Companies will take any risk on DUAMiJ THJfi iuAfllmOr H BOAT. CieC. Itr-LI.


ocr: T. A. HAMILTON. HAMILTON & WEST C O T T O .V F.l V TORS ctno exsns AST* Commission Merchants NO. 5 FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS, TEN! HAUNG been in business during |. past five years, we warrant satisfaction All Cotton or Produce shipped to us,to sold, will be paid for in coin or paper redeem blc in the citv. if desired. All Produce or Cotton shipped to us on go steamboats will be insured unless otherwise, structed. For selling Cotton 50c.; Storing 25c. aug21-6m "


ocr: j. o. mcgkhek. a. e. belknaT. J. O. McGEHEE & CO. < tmitllSSIOX MEIWTIAXTS, No. lb Cakondelet Street, NEW ORLEANS. IBTRefer to Vadeu A Evane, Des Arc, Aik.


ocr: MEM PHIS ADV r.imsi'MKN TS. J. H. SPEED.. W. B. DONOHO-.J. P. STRANGE. Speed, Donoho & Strange, tJHPOKTEnS, Jobbers and Retailers, FOR CJSH EXCLUSIVELY, or American, British, French GERMAN, ITALIAN, INDIA AND SWISS STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS, ai l MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN F A L L A JV D W I N T E li S T O C Tv . SPEED, DONOHO & STRANGE. oct2a-3m* t ii WIIII A MS...II. C. UERHY. THOS. H. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTON FACTORS, COMMISSION, It E C EI V I IV G AND


ocr: JOS. KF.I.LER.GEO. JOS. KELLER & CO., DEALERS IN MEVS AMD ROTS’ CLOTHIAH, FURNISHING GOODS, rP RU X K s . Valises, I «tc.. Wholcsaleand’Retail—No.255 street, Memphis, Tennessee. [mayl-ly.J


ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. NAPOLEON, ARKANSAS. nov7-ly MAMMOTH Wharf Boat, JYapolcon, • 7rl>\ To Ao IIIBI© 4% Ga., deceiving & Forwarding MERCHANTS: ALSO- AGENTS FOR TIIE Adams’ Express Company. The Largest Floating Wharf South the Ohio; BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THE BUSINESS —OF TWELVE INCH GUNNELS— HAS FOUR DISTINCT COMPARTMENTS IN HER HULL, WATER TIGHT, And cannot sink under any circumstances short of knocking out her WHOLE BOTTOM. She is 200 feet in length and 150 in and has storage accommodations on for lftOti Tons of assorted Merchandise, 4000 Bales of Cotton. Insurance Companies will take any risk Ttn,nn -riTE UflM'.tnTH knAT. dec. 10-tf. S. R. BROWN. SIMEON HORNE. SAMUEL Ne Phis Ultra


ocr: ). o. MCCEHEE. S. E. BELKNAP. J. O. McGEHEE & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 18 Cabo.ibsut Street, NEW ORLEANS. y Refer to Vaden & Evans. Des Are, Ark. septUMy


ocr: JOS. KELLER.GEO. SH.MALZRIED JOS. KELLER & C0.5 DEALERS IN MEN’S AM) BOYS’ CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, rp RINKS Vali ms. I'mbrellas. I Arc.. Wholesaleaud Retail—No.255 Main street, Memphis, Tennessee. [tnayl-ly]


ocr: i 1 j MEMPHIS 1. M. >. BO>OH« 'J. r. ITUtCI. Speed, Donoho & Strange, IMPORTERS. Jobbers and Retailers, FOR CJJSU EXCL USJ VEL Y, or American. British, French. GERMAN, ITALIAN, INDIA AND SWISS STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS, 314 MAIN STREET. MEMPHIS. TEXN. FALL A N D W INTER S T O c Tv . SPEED, DONOHO it STRANGE. oct23-3rn* T H. WILLIAMS.. C. BEHKY. THOS. H. WILLIAMS & CO.. COTTON FACTORS, COMMISSION, RECEIVING A %'D FO R WABDING ME RCH A NTS, AND GENERAL Steamboat and Railroad Agents, NjO. 3 HOWARD’S ROW, MEMPHIS, TENN. Sole Agents am! owners of Felton’s Por table Grist Mills. Agents for the Great Western Dispatch and United States Express Company. All business entrusted to our care will receive our especial attention. oct23-Gm


ocr: Look Out for the FLAG AND MORTAR §i>nrnL mm No. 4 Po«toflice Building, JEFFERSON' STREET. MEMPHIS, TEN THE undersigned subscribers, having arrangements which will enable, them all times to be in receipt of Pure Drugs. Medi cines. Perfumery. Fancy Articles. ComiSs. Toilet Article*. Pomade*. Hair Colognes, etc., etc. ; in fact everything kept bv Druggist* will be found with u*. we devote our personal attention, and are enabled to insure every thing correct, thine sold by us warranted as represented, subject to be' returned at our expense. PHYSICIANS. MERCHANTS, PLAN TERS. and oth»rs. wishing Pure Drugs, do well to give us a call before elsewhere. GOODYEAR, KNAPP & CO. We are also M wceacturers of SLEDGE’S CELEBRATED to whom all orders must be addressed, as the NERVOUS TONIC. For the cure of CHILLS and FEVER, and a preventive to all Fevers. Dr. Sledge’s Hoarhound Pecto ral for the various affections of the and LUNGS, such as Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Incipient Consump tion. Dr. Sledge’s Cholera or Diar rhoea Syrup, for the various affections the bowels, Bloody Flux. Diarrbcea. Dysente ry. Cholera Morbus, and for Children teething is this particularly adapted. THE SOVEREIGN REMEDIES DOCTOR SLEDGE'S Celebrated


ocr: E. It. MCPHERSON, COUNTY SURVEYOR. 4 LL persons wishing my services in this department of business, will please address me at Brownsville, Prairie county,


ocr: 1. II. 8PK.EE • • W. II. EONOHO • • J. P. STRANGE. Speed, Donoho & Strange, Its, n d Retailers, FOR EXCL US1VEL Y, OF American, British, French, GERMAN, ITALIAN, INDIA AND SWISS STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS, 314 MAIN STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN. FALL AND WINTER STOCK. SPEED, DONOHO & STRANGE. oct23-3m* -——:-:— T. H. WILLIAMS.* • R. C. BERRY. THOS. H. WILLIAMS & CO., COTTON FACTORS, COMMISSION, RECEIVING . A7SD FORYVABDING MERCHANTS, AND GF.NF.RAL Steamboat and Railroad Agents, NO. 3 HOWARD’S ROW, MEMPHIS, TENN. Sole Agents ami owners of Felton’s Por table Grist Mills. (5^" Agents for the Great Western Dispatch ami United States Express Company. All business entrusted to our care will receive our especial attention. oct23-6m ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS AND VICKSBURG IT . S . MAIL


ocr: JOB. KELLER.GEO. JOS. KELLER & CO., D CALEBS IN MEN’S AND ROYS’CLOTHINIJ, FUR.YISHLYG GOODS, T Rl' -A K S, Valises, Embrellas, I &.c\. Wholesale and Retail—No. 25.) Main street, Memphis, Tennessee.


ocr: MEMPHIS AND NEW U. S. MAIL PACKET IN ARRANGING the starting of their boats for the coming season, the and New Orleans Packet Company have deci ded to do so, as follows: INGOMAR leaves on Wednesday, 15th Sept. BEN FRANKLIN leaves on Monday, 20th BELFAST, “ Friday, 21th NEBRASKA, “ Monday, 27th “ INGOMAR, “ W’dn’day 29th “ II. R. W. HILL, “ Friday, 1st. Oct. BEN FRANKLIN, “ Monday, 4th JOHN SIMONDS, “ Wed’day, Oth BELFAST. “ Friday, 8th, “ NEBRASKA, “ Monday, 11th INGOMAR. « Wed’day, 13th H. R. W. HILL, “ Friday, 15th “ And will continue to run regularly on same schedule throughout the season, at 5 o’clock, P. M.. on their respective days. J. J. RAWLINGS. At Webb & Rawling’s. oct 23- 1m. No. 310 Main Street. J. M. WISWELL & CO, Still continue the business at the old stand on Union street near Howard’s Row, whe.e may be found a fine assortment of CARRIAGES of their own manufacture; We take this op portunity to express our thanks for past favors and cordially invite those wishing to buy to examine our stock before purchasing else. where. j. M. WISWELL * CO. may5-tf.


ocr: J. II. SPEED. .W. B. DONOHO--.1. V. STRANGE. Speed, Donoho & Strange, IMPORTJtiKS, Jobbers and Retailers, FOR C J1 .S' 11 E X C L U SI V E L Y, OF American, British, French, GERMAN, ITALIAN, INDIA AND SWISS STAPLE AND FANCY ' DllY-GOODS, 311 HI AIN STREET, MEMPHIS, TEiVN. F A L L A N D W I N T E R S T O C Tv . SPEED, DONOHO & STRANGE. oct23-,3m# T. II. WILLIAMS ...R. C. BERRY. THOS. H. WILLIAMS & CO.. COTTON FACTORS, COMMISSION, AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AM) GENERAL Steamboat and Railroad Agents, NO. 3 HOWARD’S ROW, MEMPHIS, TENN. Sole Agents and owners of Felton’s Por table Grist Mills. daTA gents for the Great Western and United States Express Company. business entrusted to.our care will receive especial attention. oct23-6m ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS VICKSBURG IT . S . M A. I


ocr: EDUCATIONAL. THE next session of the “ lies Arc Female Academy,” under the charge and direction of Miss BLACK, will be open for the reception of pupils on the 1st Mon day in September next. As it is desirable that the pupils should all commence at the same time, or near it, with a view to a proper classification, it is hoped that parents and guardians, who design sending to this institu tion, will make it convenient to have the pu pils at school the first week of the session. Terms, per Session of Five Months : Orthography and Reading.$10 00 Orthography, Reading, Writing and Primary Arithmetic. 12 00 The above with Primary Geography and Grammar. 14 00 High Branches.'. 10 00 Instrumental Music ■. 25 00 Use of Instrument. 5 00 Pupils charged from time of entering, and no deduction for withdrawal or absence, except in cases of protracted sickness.


ocr: , ■ v I. H. mi D • ■ W. P. ; . Speed, Dcnoho & Strange. i*ti pokti: its, Jobbers and Retailers, FOR CJ1SH EXCL U Sir EL V, OF American, British, French GERMAN, ITALIAN, mill A.M» SW ISS STAPLE AND FANCY DRY-GOODS, :il 1 JIAIX STREET, MEMPHIS. TEXN F A L L A N D W I N T E R B T O C K . SPEED, DO.\OIIO & STIt.i.VOE oct23-3m*


ocr: GOSS HOUSE, WEST POINT, WHITE COUNTY, ARK., ,J. SB. €iOSS, Proprietor. RAYING erected a large and commo “dious Hotel, I am prepared to accommo date tlie public. (IHr Oharges moderate, dgsf* This Hotel is immediately opposite Word’s new Livery Stable, where travelers’ horses will receive the best of attention.


ocr: THE DES ARC CITIZEN. TEHMS-J2 PER AW M’N, PAYABLE IN ADVAJCF.. Fifty numbers makino a volume. _RATES OF ADVERTISING. Rates of Advertising.—On square (10 tnes of this size type) for one nsertion, $1; ach additional insertion, 50 cets. _ I'm. | 2 m. 3 m. |ft m. | year. 1 Square, $2 50;$5~00 $8 00 10 00 $15 00 2 Squares, 5 00; 8 00 10 00 12 00 17 00 3 Squares, 8 00 10 00 12 00 15 00 25 00 -4 Column, 10 00112 00 15 00117 00 30 00 -2 Column, 12 00]l5 00117 00|20 001 40 00 -4 Column, 15 00 17 00|20 00|25 00j 50 00 1 Column, 18 00 20 00 25 00 30 00 60 00 Advertisers by the year A-ill be res tricted to their legitimate busines. Advertisements displayed ly large type, or in double columns, charged doude the above rates. (Uy Personal communications barged dou the rates of regular advcrtisenents, I &n Legal advertisements willbe charged, one square or less, first insetion $1, and cents per square for each addtional inser O" Announcing candidates fir State and District offices, $7; County office, $5; Town offices $3, invariably in adv.nce. Calls on persons to becom candidates charged at the usual rates, xcept when making the calls are sibscribers to our paper. Payment in advance. (Unpolitical circulars chargd as adver By Advertisements not orderd for a spe time, will be inserted till fchidden, and for accordingly. (UnAll advertising to be paid f<r quarterly. | OUR JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT. Wk have supplied ourselves vith a good assortment of Printing Materid, and are ready to execute all kinds of Job Printing, on reasonable terms. We are prepared to print Pamphlets, Cat.a Posters, large or small, warus, nan Tickets, Bill Heads. Blanks of ev.ry descrip for Clerks, Sheriffs, Justices of the Peace, Constables, &c.


ocr: Take Notico! . A LI. persons are hereby notified, not *° A. any timber, on our Lots, in the Jes Arc, as wt shall surely enforce .aw. if they do. feb’l-tf. j FRITH It JACKSON


ocr: Buffalo City and Jacksonport Packet, GRAND GLAIZE: WM. SHIP,...Master. rf<rraL~i will commence her ^jSst-A^l^rs^Y^regular trips as above about the first of January, 1859.


ocr: M. T. COOPER, WES ARC, ARKANSAS, OPPOSITE THE JACKSON HOUSE, DEALER IN' M AND £ dry goods, £ * BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, AND READY-MADE CLOTHING, dec 18-tf.


Bellows Falls times. [volume]

ocr: ENGLISH & AMEIJICAN II A li D W ARE, Cutlery and Joiner's Tools. MANILLA AND HKMP ROPS, SHEET LVAD AND LEAD PIPE, SAFETY FCSK, POIVDER, PAINTS, OIL; YARNISUKS AND DYE STUFFS. T1N DOW OLtSS. OROCNn A"D STONB PLASTER, OLANO.HAKJ COAL, COKPAQE, IRON, gltKL Jk nails, salt, flour. WEST INDIA. GOODS GROCERIES, Constantly aa band end for sale hy A It MS & WILLSON (goeeeesorte A. A J. H Weetwartli.) Mem A k W are also agents for P Jewell A Sou

place_of_publication: Bellows Falls, Vt.

publisher: A.N. Swain


ocr: ENGLISH & AMERICAN , HARD WARE Cutlery and Joiner's Toola, MANILLA AND HKMP ROPE, SHEET LEAD AND MX, SAFETY FUSE, POWDER, PAINTS, OILS, TAKMSUK8 AND DV STUFFS. WIN. .. BOW OUSS. OKOUND AND 8T0NE PLASTKK.OUANO, HARD COAL, COKDAQK, IltON, STEKL NAILS, SALT, FLOVH, WEST 1XDIA GOODS & GROCERIES Conrttanil on baud and for aala by ARMS & WILLSON


ocr: THK PERFECT If-' A N0TUER J KU'Ml'U ! at -rate latk state t air lit Ituriii'.Ktiiii. tbe ii;ury.T XLlikOX tw aaa tl awinl- fil the iit t'reuiimu for purttj, vuuue anil ptiwor of eiiw ami iimmi'lm1! of lnuch. In r,ery tliratiw iuntity nwary ftr a tmiwrior instru ment the IVrU-ct FHfinitiHm U BtuiuritAasl, Of tbia we 1mv ab iiUiiitt iM-tiiuony. The adulttiiiu of t.ie linae Damiier, fir whlrh we rtTeiitiv obtuiiiHil li'TU'r imfiit ti tiiie of the Rreittent im liroYemrTit rvir mailr u the Mrlnleoii. If at niwtinx unlvrrmit apiinitiittiiiii ami in ron.tterMl tmtipenfll wiio t.ave uwril it ami bwimil fnniltittr with ita beautiful fivt W itbout it it is almost iuiiroaitil. t aetl an iDfftru uteut. P I A X O V O It T E S from the Wt makvm firit-rtpil liy Pmf. II. V BARKR Ittwlon.t wtiii'h in a nufltcti'iit. irnnraiitii of ttwir fjr unte anit tun-nt at mariif u-tuier iri-i Alt iii-rrimifnii irranti J aud sent tn any countrv at our on rifK 4.SI KY A OilKKN. Baattlkuo&o, -pt '-ii. l&itl. 3tl ooii, siiin;lks & n vito coi furmlrbv JUtX HAMMOND. Bellowi r ails, Oot 2i, 1S57.


ocr: The Old Dominion Coffee Pot .r" . .. r Anowsr edilon ear these iodiepenssbloar. Urlss is now offered to the public. Tbey have met with tne most nnparalellsd urc d itsnmisn is nniversal. It seems to be as near perf etiou as enn it prosuu be attained.- It fa sim pi, h coo-, t ruction , easily ase-1 nd will giv. good foSta nt ooe fourth. less cost then by the old mode, of Koilior Thev are for .by 43 ARMJikWILLSOX. att 1 & I I


ocr: BOOR BIXDEKY! The tobscritier may be ftmcd at Bellows Falls, Vt, when b hms brn for twMity.tw. Tni and -rill be fnr twenty-two ytm.rn or rnorw to com, aa rrnvidrare may permit, to at lend to all esllsio ttie Book' Binding Business. AH Work don by i Wairanted Ib rry particular. Btudery in thr rear of Mwnmoth Block. F. JIK.N KV. wa rAixa. W.t . 1 Uau.i


ocr: Family Provision Store. Best Quality GOODS! ! Jll Lowest Prices For CasL T Til K Store oe iuMl Strert Oppwalte Urlil sr. mar be found a Urtn aurtarnt wf anJ t'rovir.on of every variety. Butter Cheese and Lard. We Intend to koep none but the beat, which will he the lowest rate. Flour. beat quality of Flour eoiutaotly on hand, aud (or and retail. Groceries. SUGAR.', MOI.ASR", SPK'KS, I'lCKI.FS. SVVEKT POTATOES, OOOOA. TOBACCO. CI10W lnat dnc not rrlate to China, but I a new artih fur ta sauce, and much liketl by those who hare used it. Vegetables of all kinds. And a good lot always on hand. AIM all kiadoof Q7"Gla will he drlivcrrd. Th PuhHr will at all t.nw And at this Store everrthlnn line of U meet ie ana ProTtMnn. wan tea by any lmily. A handrMDi dinronnt will be maue to tuowe wbo quantities. Call at Opposite Canal UrViww. Ko.1n.lSG8. - 4'i NOTIIEK TRIUMPH ! ! AT TIIK I-ATK 8TATK at B-irlinstton, the perfect mEUE0!I was again the F'imt f rernium forponty,ovenneand powT of promf tuc-iMr1 of toacu. in wrv iliirable ttuaiitv neceMarv for a the Perfect Eulodeon Is uniurpiuwed. Of thia we ttimonv. The addition of the Base Damper, for which we obtained letter patent ia one of the (rwnwt ever made on theMelodeon. It ie meeting and ia consi tiered Indispenitabie hy have uiiea u and become laminar witn iU oenoiiiui Without it it iaaiwoat tmpoaaiDlo to aeli an . PJANO FORTES the best maker selected by Prof. . F. BAKER (which Is a sufficient guarantee of tneir sale and to rent at manufacturers price. All latrrtmeuts warranted and ent to any part of at our own risk. KSTEV k (illKKN. Ba-tTTiuaOjSi'iit. 24,1856. 39 WOTIOE TO Grain Growers ! R undersigned having pui-chnned the right to well and owe, Nutting's Patent C.rain Funning; and Machine, will soon he prepared to offer the wVindaor and Windham Uouutiea, at a low price, a Fanning-LIill in addition to Cleaning rapidly orory kind of and Garden Seeds, from chaff, dust and dirt, will complete y bepakate from them ail foul seeds of anu assort the pure (train and seeds into two or grades: thus enabling every farmer to properly p grn.n for seed, or for the higher mrfcn pi. With it. Pea ana ueans are ac-nre.iij m'i aw, and each parcel .eft ftt (tor cooking without h'' perisiy cir-.nw innu other impurities; Grass seed ia perfectly sorrel and other loui seeos wmru jitb iut nrnm liich trouble Now,Unt emen, pieasecau anu ae u u mwrww are true. - Orders ronpectfoliy soucitea, ana ms warrantea. K. gpringfield, Vt., Aog. 30, 1858. 441! ADDITION TO BUSINESS! GOODS NOW subscriber, thankful for past favors. Is still in the labor for the good of his fellow men and ladies, too. In of such merchandise as are usually kept In a and he will take in exchange tor goods. Batter, Kiegs.and atl kinbi of farmers produce at cash rairia. will not refuse cash in payment for the same. He has returned from market and would now invite attention to NEW STOCK OF GOODS which he wi'l sell at vcrr low price. accov-Hnr Also on hand a lot of KKAUV-M AUK CLOTHiNli, Hat Ac Cup-), MImmi, Bsts. lt.e-iesi C drra's fieei. Shers, treckery Jt . GIsm Ve.rc VToodcn war of rariouskitHls. Hardware, Tearthen and wmre. Aim a generul asMrrtment of IMMKSTIC ail of wutch will be eo.a on cue most mvorabt term a. JOllS ADAMS, Agent, ZHv. Jane S, I80S. 23 I) R. nCPO-i"0-. Sir Jatnea Clarke' and tiawcriui,iuriswef m 4. a PRKSERTED GINGER ROOT! rTt!ll. is a new article weed in rooking, and not a sissi in nownrry wore. It anav be PERFECT


ocr: B,5. No portion .f my work is performed by Indifferent -nrkaOefi. bnt in a thorough manner and warranted to giro Ttffoet rintis faction. Call and see if it is not so. 51 -t' :lie Old Dominion (olTce X Another editoa of these in dispensable ar tides ia now offered to the public. They have met with the most un para lei led uccean. and its praise Is universal. It seems to be as near perf ction aa can at present be attained It fa simple hi con true tion, easily uscl and will give good coffee at one fourth fitrt than by th d mode of bailing. Thev are for Jrf 42 ARMS X. VIII.SO. i DR. CULVER WELL , jrnscAi rssiv c A siw, eiaTAra asa tiinru eras or jTBasnrossniM. .it., withuit THE CS OF ISTEKSAL cmcisks. CArTERia.vno!c. oaasr i stacaASK-AL ArruAxcaa. )r, fTainnsn. the 6th edition. In a scaled envelop, (rati, nailedtoaojaddreas.postpaid.onreceiptof twostamp. v,. little wor. enanadnr from a relebraied annt r K i ue-ai sm, al"" ine aw important rnt-nnatinn aunluihrd. to ail persons entertajt.inr dtainta of their phroal roodiikm. or wbo are osixm of bavinr baaarded esl''S' r""w and prrlerl ' t! '"fcneas. llebilitv. Ls-4 Karrv. I witn "-re""- '""""'. in pantcnlars of an rrier owit mr s-perwiarorrtMM or Jeea .-s,i luufisw, us press low or Spirits. rfS- .ZlT. '"'"'""tary remittal Mthe Face. Pile. ln.testioti. PanitateB of the Heart, A S-aallr Proatratton of th whole !vstem, iwdneinr tanpo- aaevawd mental and ph.rtcal incapacity.-, means .et CWTT MST run kaaadf nrinsl uil ii lira iJ- Adders. Irr. CHAS. 1. C. KLINE. 1st Arena, ear ftk rtreet. New Tort : Post Bos. No. sjoS. W


ocr: . ENGLISH Si AMERICAN II A II 1) W A H E , Cutlery , and Joiner's Tools, MANILLA AND II BMP HOPE. KUCMIUD AMI UD PIPE, AKTT FL'SK, POWUKIL, PA:NT!.oll f, varnisiik? s ob wvrrs. WIN- DOW GLtSS. (JlttllND AM) FTI XK PLASTKIt.GL A0. HAlill COAL, . COKI1A0K, IUON. Sltll. A SAIL., SALT, PLOtn, WEST INDIA GOODS & f.KOCUUF.S. Constantly on hand and for sale t;, AH3IS & WILLSOX 1 (Succeaor f A.ft J H .ert(rth ) Measra" A. k W areal- ajrei t f,x ,-. ; lather. anJ th ho- n le.tnk i ..i. fck nc.


ocr: 'f w,.rlh. In Brtluws K!l on th swoiid TiiJ next, bfinir ttw 11th , at 10 oWk A. M HEOItOK ttLATK, Soreury. ltrllows Falls, Dec. 2f), WjH. KOWE, IIi:STKK, f T 11 0 I'RACTICAt. WATCHMAKER. RICH JEWELRY FOR i LADIES AND CENTLEMKN. BEST TOILET AND FiSCI 0OC3 cbisi xb TRirr's pi;r com srooji, ac. ' C hri.indara'a Hair If I BOOKS ! BOOKS New Year's Gift New nistl Kir srii nl F.rfilion. of BOOKS, Mi.crllnnrwM. nsi4 Prayer Books, A CHEAT VARIETY IS NICE BINDING?. Juvenile Books, FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGE?, MX ASSORTMlM Toys and Fancy Articles. I.N STORE A NICE TARIETY, WHICH CANNOT 'a TO I' I. EASE. Just Received, A NEW 8T0JK OF TUB ABOVE- GOODS, WHICH BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH. At Felton't Book Slrt, BRATTLEBORO, TT. DR. ELISHA PHELPS, WINDSOR V T , Will from this date attand to Soritcal eaees. at an j 4. Particular attention piven to all aifeetions of of the Tf- WiKDSOa, Tl., Iay t", 1S58 a WOKIXG EXTRACTS. of t OOD. JJ"T nard WoM, fcr sale ay B. IlVt-


ocr: BikllG'ik WILL BE G1VE.Y ix MILLINERY AXl) DRY-GOODS fOK THE NEXT 30 DAY3, B Y O. J. PRATT, wVO. 1. GRJ.Y1TE ROW, Brattleboro. SOO yrdMatic!ieteraml Hamilton DeLains.jurt cei.mi and selling for cents p.' Jti bJ - J- t'UAl'T. 800' yard. English and Araericao Prints In new styles Mlling front 6 to lU cents per yard, bv O J. rttATT- 50 nsu. t'ur. Linen Handkerchiefs rel each, by t j J.ic Udiea' Ribbed Wool Iloae. jort reeeir. d tod tiling for X, cents per pair, be O. J. PHA1T. A New lot of Black and TaacJ Dree. Silks, just reccleed and will b. sold cheap, by O. J. I KB IT. in Piccr. of Prince, ana nenria nil..-. c.-... 1. i,.r !a. cents wer lira, vj " " j i i . t PRATT. ! closed oi 2S VetT trle Custom Made Cloass, to re rioFea i at ct within the next 30 days, by O. J. PRATT. 50tTi F.leot Bonneta. inelodlni? all oar Pat rn Itat.. -lunf rom 1,J5 to Si,00,tu;ul PfJL0m tem Itat.. ltinf ti.'X to .)), by O. J. PRATT. 25 t .rt.H. Bonnet Ribbons, flood Frch 0.O.U, sell in,, from n- to 2i cent, per yard. Also "ih'r Lte.esequaliy cheap.at O. J. PKA11 S Dec. 2. Ii8. No. I, Granite Row. Brattkboro. Tt. O. F. WOODS, DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY nd wbolele.nd retail dealer lit Bror-VedWi... Chesnl c.l,.P,rfu-ner, , Fancy Good,, Hair Oil. t


ocr: Fine Heady-Made FALL AND WINTER GLOTIiliQ, 1 EUgaut OTcrconla, Frock aiiid tala.a Coats, I'aaua mm Vrata, " - upeibie mada and trimmed, Jk lLwwa .Frca rr Vmh9 ; ... t r - ' BY -. ,v,t J. SMITH & CO. C'wrarr Etasa


ocr: ENGLISH & AMERICAN HA 11 DW, A HE , Cutlery and Joiner's Tools, If AlflLLA AND HKMP ROPE, SUKKT LKAD AND M AI . FIPB, SAFBTT FTJSB, POWDRR, FAlNTK. Ol P . TARNISHES AND DTE STL'FFS. WIS- ' DOW OL 188. GROUND AND RTOMi , PLASTBR.GUANO, HARD-COAL, ' ' JORDAOR, IRON, 8TEKL A KAILS, SALT, FLOOR, , WEST INDIA GOODS Si GROCfcRII . Coast, utly ee hand aad for sale ay ARMS & WILLSON - (Sasreeaserte A. A . B Weatnarth ) Measra A. A W. arealso agents for P Jia.r f Scir Leather, and th. Bestoa Beltii pie's lldl. it.ltr, ixes. Be llowsFal Wa; 14. W& I. V 6 BXTRACTli.ef rarloas kio.ls.forsala


ocr: ' ; . Furs! Furs! Axtf "Watotlnt of Mitffa, VtaloilBaa, OaSa, Snfl J ooHart, . Jut rarn.xl, bj Ladies Cloak Cloth.' g1 rR Staariplim, (w Ml. low, by UK 5 UE.VRT. Fresh Teas. Sugars. n 0TVIND Ciackan a.., a.., b' LEE At UEKRT, Fresh lots of Goods, TVHIant'i,boa(ht lut wak bi Boiloo, bj ,J LEE At HENRY. FARMING TOOLS! 1 A KH. Patent Waldad Short!. ; doata ' V ; 4 an2- Katth". Cart Steal Ann' Cant Sborali; 10 i 4 dAMB twr and U lioed jtStorkm; lUduaan Inm Kka luraal.at CLARK'S. No.. 1, t and S RaTara llall. ' QRIWD STONES! i (ONS FtntatMd 'Not. Sootta Grind Stonet :" S Tona t -ifki Huron do juit arcirwl and for al by JOSEPH CLARK. No. 1, 1 and I Reran- HaU, D.ttUboro.MaTl7,1858. 23 PAPER HANGINGS I B' rT YOCR FAPEd HANGINGS AT CLARK'S- W2T. K..l,taadlBraraHaU. PRESERVED CISCER ROOTS rflltS m a new article aaedta eookliuT. and not gencrallj foaad In oonntrr tnoraa. ,r be had In BrUowi FaUa at i41. t JOHN ADAMS, Agent. DR. ELISHA PHELPS, WINDSOR VTi Ht tnm Uila data attend to SarrVal eM. at any dhatane. rVOealar attoaUon girea Is all fcetton. of of tiiaeye. irnMoa, Vt .M.j IT, 1858. 21 New Drug Store ! ISAAC N. THORN, . HAS CPEXED A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT DRUGS & MEDICINES, orvoam n rat wnca, .aaTrunoao. mliiAMMln Taaonaaol attention to that branch of bunoeas. contdentl; aunrea bis entanm that mora aar and


Semi-weekly standard. [volume]

ocr: MISCELLANEOUS. dgg FRUIT TREES FOR SALE. WfWW Those wishing to purciinse KKl'IT TKKES for Fall planting, (which is best,) can obtain from us as tine trees us were raised iu N C. this year, nolle of which are under 4 feet. Apple Trees, 10 cents each. Apricot " -' " Cherry " S- " Fig " " 25 " " Grape Vines, 50 to 'Jo " " Nectarine Trees, 20 " " Peach " 10 " Plum " 25 " " Pear " (standard or dwaifs) . " " Quinc? " i5 " " Strawberries ('choice) $1 ft" per 1"0, or !." cti. jkt dz. Also a tine assortment ol Flower Seeds, ami everything else grown in a Nursery. Send iu your orders eaily, as our murke'able trees are limited to the above amount. HAMILTON A CARTER. Florists and Nnr i vnu n, K-!eig'li, N. C. September 15, 185. 75 tf.

place_of_publication: Raleigh, N.C.

publisher: W.W. Holden


ocr: DEY GOODS, &C. JOHN W. WIGGIJT8, ' SO. 46 FAYE;TTByiLLB STREET, v; BKALVB IK i- r. .5 DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES, ke., IS NOW RECEIVING HIS FALL STOCK, puic'iased in the Northern n arkets upon the most favorable terms, comprising in part the following Goods . Dress Silks, Capes, Black Silks, Flowers, Velvets, Feathers, Valcncias, Bonne Goods, Raw Silks, Ribbons, DcLaines, Embroideries, Musliu DeLaines, L. C. Handkerchiefs, French Dress Goods, Lmens. Calicoes, Linen Sheetings, Merinos, " Damasks, Plaids. " TableCloths, English Prints, " Napkins, " Dress Goods, " Towellings, Irish Poplius, Blankets, Ladies' Fancy Furs, Counterpanes, Rigaletts, Cloths, Comforters, Cassimerea, Cuffs, Vesting. Circular Shawls. Ladi s Fine Shoes. And every other article connected wi h he trade. Having purchased my Goods Inter in the seaa.m, I was enabled to buy upon better terms ihin those who bought earlier, and am, consequently, enabled to sell better styles upon more favorable terms "than any other hnn in this City. JKO. W. WIGGINS, 4o f avetteville Street. Raleigh, Oct. 2, 1858. 80 " LATEST NEWS'! THE GREAT EVENT OF THE AGE! THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL! But also the well known firm of NATHAN KRAMER, Ralkigu, N. C, In buving GREAT BARGAINS at the Northern Cities, which I have just received, and now offer them, with a small advance, to my natrons and friends. I have received the largest and most splendid stock of Dry Goods ! Clothing (Made to my order) Gents' Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks and Valises, Carpet Bags, Cutlery, Guns and Pis tols, Blankets, Umbrellas, Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Fancy Articles, Groceries, Domes tics, Cloths, t'assimeres, Ac, Ac, and man) other articles to tedious to mention. My Establishment enjoving already the best reputation, I need ouly to state that 1 shall contiuue to do business in the same lair manner as heretofore. I am thaukful for past favors, and beg a continuance of the same. Corns one, comb all! NATHAN KRAMER, Wilmington St., Raleigh, N. C. Jj Watch Crystals and hands put on Watches. September -do, 1S5S. " "7 m. JUST RECEIVED, Direct by Express from the Manufactory, A LARGE SUPPLY OF LADIES AXI) GIRLS SKEL ETON EXTENSION SKIRTS, which will be sold very low. Also a fine assortment of fresh Needle Wors. LANDEKER & KLINE. Rateigh, Sept. 13. 158. 74 if. MISCELLANEOUS.


ocr: THE - v a mr W. HO Ii DSN, Editor and Proprietor. m i d w w- nn ii I. WH-SON, Associate Editor. mr wmbjj. - -- ; (including the Tw- "'.".he session of the Legislature,)-- DoU " :orinhlv in advance.. - "Aw THE TRI-WEEKLY, for the Session, fl. xpiration of the tint r Advertisins in the Semi -Weekly and A"Tri.WeekIy Standard. ,1qr rates of advertising are as follows : ( 14 lines or less) first insertion, - $1 00 advert is-cmcm m (11..!. will he made with advertisers, at the above fi-r i or twelve momns, ana at ine ciose 01 sr, rer cent will be deducted from the gross ,.,1 or business t;aras, noi exceeamg nve lines, "'rti.l in C',,u"r t,,e Weekly r Semi-Weekly, for or 1" for twelve months; or in both pa f,.r jx months, or $15 for twelve months. Advertising in the Weekly Standard. per square for the first insertion, andSa.cts. TlKeiitioiit insertion. No deduction will be ma-ie 'uhol'wntinU, no matter how lrtg they nuiyrvn. '. 1 ... ..f .drnl-licnltllttt Will V ftllmittpd - . . miiiiut-i . . .. - ... 1 t 11 .joilLuminiite nut fithnrwiAf riirrot- i .'. j" ;" ii... ?i.ir i-Weeklv. and charired according ,,' r,1i),,r of insertions is not marked on the - . . lent it is inserted until forbid. r s,.nt ns bv mail is at our risk. Is'" PROFESSIONAL CARDS. Cures Huaranteed. CLOPTOX HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN last vear a new remeay lor ua ut.it purely iiiid'r'r''''ctly harmless. be reiiiii fl to pay anything rersons visiting him nnlil a cure is effected. !... Vn-ii lu-nn rendered lnnumnlp nt- nt lpiist. III' " " 1 ....... by "ie "se M'nern' poisons. He also treats (l's,t'a!'e f ,ue ,uroa rheumatism, nervous Ac. . ts containing testimonials of the highest char t. any that may wish them. Huntsville, Ala. 1, 13- 22 1'LCKKS, TUMORS, SCROFU- ai'd "II oilier Diseases of the Skin, cured by the Clopton's remedies. ciinlaining testimonials of the highest cliarac to any that may wish them. wishing 'tc lest tbe wonrlerfiil eflicacy of Dr. Ileinedies must " correct ly describe their diseas?, ilie particulars from its commencement, locution, Medicines sent bv mail. AJdress J. A. CLOPTOX. M. D. Huntsville, Ala. S. 3 Law Copartnership. W. MILLER & G. W. BROOKS, Rai.i:igii, X. C, ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER the practice oi the law in the Countv Courts, will to all business entrusted to their care. attend the County Courts of Wake, Johnston, Granville. Person and Orange. on Fayettevillc Street, above the Lawrence Hotel, or the other niav be constantly found. lh.S. " S tf. ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, and Attorney at Law, RALEIGH, X. C, the County and Superior Courts of Wake, and Chatham the Superior Courts of New Han Sampson, and the Terms of the Federal Courts, Court of North-Carolina at Raleigh. the one formerly occupied bv the late Hon. Will. Jr. May 22. 52 sw. Houston-. W. A. Allex. HOUSTON & ALLEN, and Counsellors at Law. Kexaxsville, X. C. ATTEXD THE COUXTY AXD SUPERIOR ( Duplin, Aew liauoveraud adjoining Conn, also the Courts of Wake. 4. 39 swly. B. R. MOORE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SALISBURY, N. C. practice ix the courts of rowan adiuininir Counties. Collections promptly made. -4. 44 swtt. W. L. SAUNDERS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SALISBURY, X. O. the Courts of Rowan, Stanly and Cabarrus Comities. 70. 101 ly. ' SIDNEY A. SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SMITIiFIELD.N.C, regularly the County and Superior Courts of Cumberland, Harnett and Wilson. entrusted to his care will receive prompt at- Feb. 20. 2S tf. WILLIAM J. SAUNDERS, AXD COUXSELLOR AT LAW, Raleigh, N. C, attend to any business intrusted to his care of this and adjoining Counties; or with the or other departments of the State Government. 2, 1S5S. 52 QUENT. BUSBEE, Attorney and Connse!lor at Law, Fatetteville St., Raleigu, X. C. promptly attend to any business intrusted to him States and State Courts; aud with the Ex or other departments of the State Government. v U6-tf. E. BROCK I10LDEN, OFFICER FOR CASWELL CO. ATTEXD TO ALL CLAIMS ENTRUSTED x'c Wittl accuraci' and desPatcn- I081 OUice im. is WOLFE & CAIRNS, A DEALERS, WHOLESALE RETAIL, IN shoes, TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS, Ac, Ac, 15 Bnllingbrook Street, N. B. COBB, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Greenville, N. C. 1858. 66 6mnd. HENRY V. NIEMEYER, PORTSMOUTH, VA., MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN PROVISIONS, LIME, COAL, SALT, AND , NAVAL STORES. Dor2S,l8.-,8. 87 tf. -i.iier conr. D. DANIEL DnPRE. AXD OFHCK AT MRS. DcPRE'S r, .Bardins House, i T- fe Opposite Hunk of Cape Fear.) 1SsS- 84 3n.. BUSINESS CARDS. DAN,EL O'DONNELL, PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, MAIN 8TREET, (One door ajoce New Custom House,) Richmond, Va., to fit up DWELLINGS, on 7i 1J,0TEI Ac., with WATER and GAS, and a11 k'nds of articles in the above line, vis: K m Sts3. Block Tin Pipe, J ToI'8' Galvanized Iron Pipe, dower Batbs, Lift and Force Pumps, CuET? HYDRAULIC KAHS, All kinds of Brass Cocks I . and Plated wo: i.-i" aDd LEn Pipe, Gas Fixtures. Ac and Plated W ore, e on reasonable terms, and warranted to cnT auentl0n pa'd to all kinds of Hydraulics either Rev. Tbos. E. Skinner. Briggs A Dodd, hI Aioliiiiuii T?i:u wo J eicival. Architect R.loiV. V P Ah order !. ;i. ui: ' 1 A Dodd po.no- 45 ir. Vol. VIII. .BUSINESS CAEDS. NOTICE. THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the undersigned under the style and film of A. M. McPheeters A Co., was this day dissolved by mutual eon sent. J. W. Martin having disposed of his interest, the busi ness of the late firm will be settled by the other parners only. - : A. M. McPHEETERS, HEXRY GHISELIN, . J. W. MARTIN. August 2, 1858. NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed a Co-partnership under the style and firm of McPheeters & Ghiselin, and will contine the Wholesale Grocery and Commission business at the old stand of A. M. McPheeters A Co., Wills' Wharf. A. M. McPHEETERS, HEXRY GUISELIN. August 2, 1838. We beg to call attention to above notices, and to solicit a continuance of the favor extended to the old firm. We shall keep always on hand a full and well selected Stock of all articles in the WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS, which Ave will sell on the most accommodating terms i and all consignments of Flour, Wheat, thrn. Cotton, Xacal Stores, or other articles of produce, shall have out best and promptest attention. McPHEETERS & GHISELIN. Wills Wharf. Norfolk; August 3, 1S"3. 63 tf. W. C. WII1TFORD, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, East Froxt-Street, XEWBERN, N. C, agent for Smith's Line New-York Packets. GOODS RECEIVED AND FORWARDED. June 18, 18S8. 49 fimpd. Barron C. Watson. Gaston Meares. WATSON A MEARES, GENERAL COMM MISSION MERCHANTS. 34 Barling Slip, NEW YOUK. 8 FECIAL ATTEXTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU- thern produce. Dec. 12. 7 swtf. A CARD. ZOELLER & CO., RESPECTFULLY IX- JLit FORM THE CITIZENS Or KAl.t.lull and sur rotiuding Ciuutry. that they will Contract tor all kinds of Painting connected with House Building pud Architecture in general, viz :-Fresco, Encaustic, House and Sign Paint ing. Banner Painting, and Painting on Glass, Gilding and Brouziiig, av.d imitations ot Wood ai d Marble, inall tbe moderni7i-d and most approved styles. Thar will di-corate Halls and Churches in Fresco paint ing a style which has been known to last for centuries. A specimen of their work in this line can be seen nt Mr PERCIVAL'S ARCHITECTURAL OFFICE, Smith's Brick Building, Fayetteville St. They will also furnish Window Shades of their own workmanship for Dwellings or Stores, which, for neatness and durability, cauuot De surpassed in anv of the Northern Cities. All orders left at Mr. Percival's cilice, or directed to Tawboro', N. C , will be promptly attended to. June 28, ISoS. 52 6m. ESTABLISHED 1847. Y?" Wholesale aiidKtril Dealers in j i 'SBtrlTtrU -it rtn r Ir m STAPLE St FAKCTT DRY S00DS. Also, Boots, Shoes, Trucks, &c. 13 SYCAMORE ST., PETESSBUEG, VA, N. M. MARTIN, BRO, & CO., GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Petersburg, Va. N. M. MARTIN, SON & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Richmond, Ya. May 10. 1853. 38 ly. HECTOR DAVIS, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, For Sale of Negroes, Fraxklix St., Richmoxd, Va. 3 ELLS NEGROES BOTH PUBLICLY AND 9 privately, and pledges his best efforts to obtain the highest market prices. He has a safe and commodious jail, where he will board all Negroes intended for his sales at iiO cents per day. May 27, 1858. 43 tf. FALL 1858. HAMILTON & GRAHAM, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS. ARE now prepared to offer on the most favorable terms, to Wholttiile Buyers, a large Stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Selected with great care for the Fall and Winter Trade, which, for variety, beauty, and its adaptation to the NORTH-CAROLINA, VIRGINIA, AND TENNESSEE TRADE, will be found second to none. Buyers from all sections are invited to a close and rigid examination ot our Stock, prices, Ac. No. CO SYCAMORE STREET. -Petersburg, Va. September 7, 1858. 72 900 to 1,000 Balesof Cotton per Annum. 1AM STILL .MANUFACTURING AT THE Rocky Mount Mills, Edgecombe county, N. C, you to 1,000 Bales Cotton per Annum, aud will deliver at any of our Railroad Depots, free of treights, to punctual custom ers, on three month's time or discount of 2 per cent, for Cash Cotton Yarn, Seine Twine, Plow Lines, Ac - Orders addressed to William S. Battle, Rocky Monnt, Edgecombe county N. C, will be promptly attended to March 23, 1858. 24 lypd. ARCHITECTURE. WM. PERCIVAL, Architect and Civil Engineer, office Smith's Brick Building, Fayetteville St., Raleigh, will furnish designs for Churches, Public Buildings, Stores, Town and Couutry Residences, alterations of Old Build ings, Specifications and Superintendence. He will also at tend to the laying off grounds for Ornamentation, and sup plying maps of same. With an educational training for his Profession, and a Practical experience for more than 16 years on Public and rivate works in Europe, Canada, and the United States, he hopes to give satisfaction. He respectfully refers to those by whom he is professionally engaged in this State-: The Building Committee on tbe Chapel Hill University Improvements, The Building Committee on the Raleigh new Baptist Church, R. S. Tucker, Esq.. Raleigh, Wm. M. Boylan, Esq., Raleigh, W. S. Battle, Esq., Rockv Mount, Edgecombe county. N. B. A large number of Original Designs for Churches, Villas, Ac, can be seen at his office. August 7, 1858. 63 5m. T. WADDlXIi HAS TAKEN CHARGE OF THE FAYETTEVILLE HOTEL. WITH EFFICIENT AID IN THE DIFFERENT DE partments, and bis own supervision of the entire Establishment, he hopes to give satisfaction to the Patrons of the House. Kgr Raleigh and Warsaw four-horse lines of Stages ar rive and depart from this House Daily, and the Salem Stage Tri-weekly. , Fayetteville, N. C. Oct. 1, 1858. 81-8m. OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA, R. J. WHITE. Sept. 1, 1658. l-ly. RALE 1 GIl ; N." - S BUSINESS CARDS. MILITARY GOODS, SWORDS, SASHES, BELTS, EPAULETTES, And every Description of Military Goods,, ACCORDING -TO THE Latest Ui & Army and State Regulation. SCHUYLER, HARTLEY &. IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS, 19 Maiden Lane, - New York. June 30, 1858. 55 DRY GOODS-SPRING, 1858. STEVENSON, WEDDELL & CO., wholesale dealers in FRENCH, GERMAN, BRITISH A AMERICAN HAVE NOW IN STORE A COMPLETE ment of new and seasonable Dry Goods, for Spring and Summer Trade. . Special attention is solicited from the North and Virginia Merchants. . ' JOHN JAMES WEDDELL, WM. II. CROW, Nos. 78 and 80, Sycamore Street, Petersburg March . 1858. 20 WASHINGTON HOTEL, Br W. J. SMITH, Broad Street, .XEWBERN. N. C. Agust 27,1858. 69 INSURANCE COMPANIES. N. C. Mntnal Insurance Company. AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF North-Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, the 12th of January, the following persons wefe Directors and Otlicers for the ensuing year: DIRECTORS: Henry D. Turner, Raleigh. J. R.'Williams, do. T. II. Selbv, do. C. W. D. Hutchings, do. Kemp P. Battle, do. do. do. George Little, James M. Towles James E. Hoyt, Washington Alex. Mitchell, Newborn. Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington John M. Jones, Edenton. Geo. W. Charles, Elizabeth City. F. F. Fagan, Plymouth. J. W. Harrell, Murfrcesb'iro. H. B. Williams, Charlotte. Geo A.Smith, Milton. A. W. Steel, Fayetteville. Joseph White, Anson County. Josh. Boner, Salem, A- T. Sunimy, Asbeville. OFFCERS OF THE C0MPAN It . T. H. Selby. Presi-lent. H. I). Turner, Vic President. John H. Bryan, Attorney. Hamden S. Smith, Secretary and Treasurer. T. II. Selby, ex (tficio. ) John R. Williams, Executive Cummittoe. C. W. 1). Hutchings, ) This Companv has been in successful operation years, and continues to take risks upon all classes of perty in the State, (except Steam Mills and Turpentine tilleries,) upon favorable terms. Its Policies now property amounting to 94,:iOU ,000, a large portion ot is in country risks ; and its present capital is over Hundred thousand Dollars, in bonds, properly The average cost of Insurance upon the plan of this pany bus been less than one third of one per cent, num, n all grades of property embraced in its A., communications iu reference to ir.surance addr sed tc tbe Secretary, post paid. HAMDEN S. SMITH, leigh, Feb. 5. 1S58. II kJORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE SURANCE COMPANY. Ollice. Raleigh. N. C Comnanv insures the lives of individuals for one year, a of years, or for life, on the Mutual prixciple, the for life participating in the profits of the Companv. policies granted for the whole term of life, when the mium therefor amounts to $3o, a note may be given half the amount of the premium bearing interest at cent wjthont guaranty. The prompt manner in which all losses have been bv this Company, together with the low rate&of present great inducements to sucu as are aisposea sure. Slaves are insured for a term of from one to five for two-thirds their value. All losses are paid within 90 days after satisfactory is presented. DIRECTOR'S. Charles E. Johnson-, Wm. D. Cooke, Wm. W. Holdex Wm. U. Jones, Jxo. G. Williams Qiuntex Busuee, H. W. Husted, K. P. Battle, Wm. H. McKee, 1). G. Iowlb. P. F. Pesccd, R. 11. Battle, Charles B. Root. OFFICERS. Dr. Charles E. Johxsox, President, William W. Holdex, Vice President. R. H. Battle. Secretary, William H. Joxes, Treasurer, H. W. Husted, Attorney, W. U. McKee, Medical Examiner. Q. Busbee, ) Charles B. Root, Executive Com W. H McKee, ) mittee. Charles E. Johxsox, M. D. j Medical William H. McKee, M. D. Hoard of Richd. B. Haywood, M. 1). 1 Consultation. For further information, the public are referred pamphlets, and forms of proposal, which may be al ine uuice 01 lue vonipany, or any 01 11s Agencies. Communications should be addressed, (post paid,) R. U. BATTLE, Raleigh, June. FIRE INSURANCE. McGEE A WILLIAMS, Agents FOR RALEIGH, X. C. T REENSBORO' MUTUAL Jf COMPANY. Such has been the care and the officers of this Comnanv, that we are free from have made no assessments, and .hare now on hand a capital, viz: in premium notes $457,05!) 03; in cash 345 89 making a total of $470,504 92, to meet any that may accrue : we therefore have no hesitation in to the public, that there is no safer Company in the ern country, i ne most 01 me ivisks in inis ing in the Western part of the State, where the danger nre is mucn less. OFFICERS: JAMES SLOAN, President. E. W. OGBURN. Vice President. C. P. MENDENHALL, Attorney. PETER ADAMS, Secretary and WM. H. CUMM1NGS, Geueral Agent. W. J. McCONXEL, 1 J. A. Mebaxe, Executive Committee. J. M. Garrett. I All communications on business connected with fice, should be addressed to PETER ADAMS, Greensboro', N. C, July 21. ' 69 -1 REENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE VTSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY". This pany offers inducements to those wishing to effect ances for lite, rarely presented by similar institutions. Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life, and only, are Members of the Company entitled to such as may be realized from an accumulated Premium and from the large amount of Deposits in the partments ot tbe Company, wnicn are Kept oloved. Policies of Insurance issued on the applicants' or on the lives of slaves, fur a year, or term of moderate rate of premium. Deposits of money received in the Trust the operation of which is that of a Saving's Bank depositois allowed interest at the rate of 8 per annum for any time not exceeding four months ; 4 per over four and not exceeding six montns; ana 6 per for anr time over six months. Pamphlets containing full and particular forwarded to any required address. D. P. WEIR, See. db Greensborough, N. C. September 1, 1854. 87 NOTICE. mTS THE 13TH OF MARCH. THE J rectors of tbe NORTH-CAROLINA SURANCE COMPANY levied an assessment of 8 per on all unexpired PREMIUM NOTES in the Office Company on the 2d of February, 1858: and on the April, the Directors levied an assessment of 8 per all unexpired PREMIUM NOTES in, the Office on of March, 1853. The assessments were made in quence of tbe very heavy losses sustained by the ' on the 2d February and 22d March. s By order of the Exec Com. HAMDEN a SMITH, May 14, 1858. WvtS


ocr: THE 3D VOLUME OF THE NORTH-CAROLINA CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, OPENS WITH 1853. IT IS COMMENDED TO THE people of North-Carolina, and of the whole country, s theory an of tht Stirth-Carolina Vvnfertnc, tht chfiiptet and one nf the best family reli'jious uirnntpfr iu thr South. Terms, $ 1 50 a year in adtaxce. No departure from this rule. Address the Editor Rev. R. T. nEFLIN, Raleigh, N. C Raleigh, January 7. 4 2m.


ocr: BOERHAVE'S II0LLAA I) --BITTERS tti! iv ribgj- THB CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR - DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, ' LlVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVR AND ACUE, And the various affections consequent upon a disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, Sdch as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky Pa""p Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despondency, Costiveness, Blind or Bleeding Piles. ; In all Nervous, Rheumatic, an" Haajiv 41 ULi m-wwBf nr ui43 iu b iv ------ s in most of the European States, its introduction intntne United State was intended more especially tor thosenur fatherland scattered here and thereover the faceof tnii mighty country. Meeting with great success among tneffli I now offer it to the American public, knowing tb13 ly wonderful medicinal virtues most be acknowledge"- It is particularly recommended to those per wll" constitutions may have been impaired by the continu" use of ardent spirits,' or other for-ns of dissipation, twne rally instantaneous in effect, it finds its way directly."1 seat of life, thrilling and quickening every nerve, rai!""'' J the drooping spii,,ajid,4n,ikct,liiifusiQg new heHltb vigor in tbe system. ai NOTICE.-Whoever expects to ind this a beverage ' be disappointed; but ,tq the sick, weak and low )irllea' . will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of aingu remedial-properties.: -r- ' . n i rTTinv i The great popularity of this delightful Aroma tw'" dnced many imitations which "the public should gi' against pure busing, liemit persuaaea io ouy auj-B , until you have given Boerhave's Holland Bitters a Tair irwj tn hnlHa il...; nn hntr infinilAlv BUDeriOr H U One bottle will convince yon how infinitely superior t all these imitations. . ... . . . tM fiT" S.ild at t per bottle, or six bottles for $, V " ' " ' ' 'Sot.it PBOPBirroBS, -BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. A CO., Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and ChemWt PITTSBDBGB, PA. 5 br sale by Pesoodrtling, Raleigh.


ocr: DRY GOODS. &C. THE FIRST OPENING FOR THE SEASON, WILL TAKE PLACE AT W. H. & R. S. TUCKER'S, On Wednesday. March 10th, WHEN WILL BE DISPLAYED A CHOICE As sortment or SKIRTS. The GOSSAMER, The EXTENSION, TLc aDJU'i-ttidliQ xTrcm.x, The UNION, The STEEL SPRING SKELETON, The PLAIN HOOP. Also, the FAMOUS BALMORAL. Raleigh, March 9, 1858. 20


ocr: HOLLAND B 1TTB RS THE CELEBRATED H0IXAND REMEDT JOB DISEASE OF THE KIDNETS, LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND AGUE, And the various affections consequent upon a disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, Such as Indigestion, Acidity.of the Stomach, Colicky Pa Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. Despondency, CostiW1" Blind or Bleeding Piles. In all Nervous, Rheumatic, J Neuralgic Affection, it has in numerous instances p highly beneficial, and in others effected a decided cure . This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on n ly scientific principles, after the manner of theceleor Holland Professor, Boerhave. Because of its .'fZ in most of the European States, its introduction into United States was intended more especially forthose''1 fatherland scattered here and there over the face ' lu mighty country. Meeting with great success I now offer it to the American public, knowing ly wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledge- It is particularly recommended to those Per4ons.-nuoos constitutions may have been impaired by the cod use of ardent spirits, or other forms of dissipation. rally instantaneous in effect, it finds its way directly w seat of fife; thrilling and quickening every nerre, raising the drooping spirit, and, in fket, infusing new bevin vigor in the system. . will , NOTICE. Whoever expects to find this a beverage .( be disappointed; but to the sick, weak and '"".'"'viw will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed of 6 remedial properties. ( , .... CAUTION I . " The great popularity of this delightful Aroma Uj duoed many imitations, which the public should jp ait-tnese imitations. : hv t Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottles for fa, "J igoLB MOPRIITOHS, r BKNJAmIN PAGK. jk. CO., ;, Mammfaeturing Pharmaceutist and Ckmw ,, . i . . prmaoaaB, fa. : - ' For sale by Pescud A Galling, Raleigh. ' July t. ' '


ocr: Oafl iMstA FRUIT TREES FOR SALE. (ViVvV Those wishing to purchase FRUIT' TREES for Fall planting, (which is best,) can obtain from us ss fine trees as were raised in N. C. this year, none of which are under 4 feet. . , ... Apple Trees, 10 cents each. Aprioot - 85 Cherry 2ft Fig " . 85 GrapeVines, 60 to 5 " ' : Nectarine Trees, ' t5 Peach :.,.-.- ' . . 10 . Proav- -...-! 85. Pear ' " (standard or dwarfs) . 60 . " Quince " 25 " . '- Strawberries (choice) $1 00 per 100, or 25 cts. per dos. . ? Also a fine assortment of TIewer Seeds, and every thing . else grown in a Nursery. ' '--. '''- . . Bend in your orders early; ss onr- markfttable tress ere limited to tbeaborf unonnt. - - - ... . , ... , -v HAMILTON A CARTER, . ' ' " - Florists and Nurserymen, Baleigh, N. C. Bcptombsr 15, 185a. i -, r Tm


ocr: BOEKHAVE'S 1I0LLVM) BITTEItS TOM CKLEBRATKD H0IXAND REMEDT W " : DISEASE OF TIFE KIDXEfS, '. t L.I V ER CO M PLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, " FfcVfcK AWU AUUH AUU lUf9 V Ut I Vita Micyuvun v"uovjmv..- I STOMACH ,a'' " " ' - ,.'V,PM Snch as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, v ", Cosn; Heartburn, Loss ' of AtJbetite. iiesponueuwT, Blind or Bleeding Piles. In sll Nervous,. neuu 11 iierTiu", ni ptenrai-ric Anenion, n naa m uuiiw j j-h cart highly beneficial, and in others effected a decide" This is a nurelr vegetable enmpottnd, prepay ly scientific principles, after the manner 01 iuc- Holland rrotessor, uoernsve.' oecuoc - --o jii in most of, the European States, its ina?l'ZtS' United State was intended more especially w rf .j, fatherland scattered here and there overtM"' , mighty country. : Meeting with great success..-- I now offer it to the American public, knowing nj ly wonderfid medicinal virtues must beacknoiwv . It, is particularly recommended to those pe constitutions may hav been impaired by nse of ardent Spirits, or 6ther forms of d"PJ" lyW rally inaUntaneons in effect, it finds us way J. seat of life, thrilling and quickening every "Uidi the drooping spirit and. in fact, infusing ne " "OTIcEWr expctsto find tto J fee disappointedj but lo the sick, weak andww jpi wilt prove a grateful, aromatic eiwdial, possess ' VARaalBT.lV wknUakalaSM. " ' V f?GAUTIONI . . A(Wn,U-; - Sail thaaa smitAtinna. t--''v t -V i - ti W I -TiffSSSrMA hottla: or six bottle. Fiisfv.-ii-.:. ; -soil raoraiieToasi ml W a M . Di n W JR. 4 5: jqnOgifa..'- J -..mnB PA. Sjfor6 byPeiicud GaUii Kaleijb.


ocr: BOERHAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS aiy l llti-Z- fBM CXLBBBATCD HOI J-AND RS.MEDT rOB DISEASE OF THE KIDXET8, UIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF AlTf KIND, FEVER AND ACUE. And the various affections consequent upon a disoi on.As S T lTKRl Such as Indigestion, A cidity of the Stomach, Cfr Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despondency, l1" Blind or Bleeding Piles. V In all Nervous, Rh'Ved Neuraliric Affection, it has in numerous highly beneficial, and in others effected a decidea wu This is a purely vegetable compound, prepay ""ted ly sciettifio principles, after the manner of tnew j Holland Professor, Boerba ve. Because of its ip"1; tt tbe in most of. the European States, its introdco J o United State, was intended more especial ly for mow fatherland scattered here and thereover tD "r,heav mighty country. -v Meeting with great succeMamon trf, I now offer it to the American public, knowing ly wonderful medicinal virtues mnst be acknowieos, .It is particuhuv raceinmanded to those PJJjtjiiiio constitutions may have been impaired by use of ardent apirita, or other forms of irZ.v tK anlly jnttantaneous in effect, it finds its way fljWiiP seat of hfe,brilling and quickening every nerve, llUdraopins' epiril; siid.V.6''.'9 't be disappointed but to the sick, weak Will prove grateful aromatic cuidiai possessed of tenattiaJlpropartie.- hind -mtar imitatioaa. which tbe public . m rfLr" sri: HMimd BiuenM OnelwiHriiiceyonhowinnwulyw sH thea Wtsxusjftm tiS' aiftU1 :fpm P lKorlx bottle. r ??.iV--J:-Zr&iM wwuteMaV . .. o.itTiUtV.Dial! JS. &mmf(Utmrill m- rmsBDi i -r 3


ocr: packed carefully, and forwarded with dispatch. Raleigb, Feb. i, 1858. .;' - 11-11 BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS KTJB CELBBRATKD HOLLAND RJSMED' " disease; of the kimets, : Liver complaint, ". WEAKNESS . OF ANY KIND, -.i FEVER AND AGUE, 'And the'Tanons affections consequent upon a disordered i y . -vo. STOMACH OB LIVER Such as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, CSoHcl WM, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Despondency, Costiw" Blind or Bleeding Piles. In all Kervous, Rnmstiej" Neuralgic Affection, it basin numerous instances pre highly beneficial, snd in others effected a decided cure. 5 This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared oni ly scientific principles, after' the manner of the Holland Professor, Boerbave.-.. Beeause of its gre'., in most of the European States, its introduction ww United States was intended more especially for those"1 fatherland scattered here and there over the fs " mighty country. ; Meeting with great success moDe'""; -I now offer it to the American public, knowing tbsti is ly wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledgeo. It is particularly recommended to those per80114,." L constitutions msy have been impaired by tnecu"'7Un. use of ardent spirits, or other forms of dissipation. rally instaotaneons in effect, 4t find ilM"Lte9 seat of life, thrilling and aaickening e ver nerve, rww" the drooping spirit, and, in fact, infusing new neuw .rigor in. tbe system.r r;, . ; , . v . .fl NOTICE. Whoever expects to find this a it be disappointed; ut In thick. weak and JSmil : wvtprure s'graieTuI aieout'e cordial, possessed oi " 3?rft-'M; cautioni . . . '. : .tm. tbe giopnTari SLi idneed iiauy Uttoni, -bicb the public h""il3st :iaiirt,purcoaajqg,Be not IiersnadedtobnyaoyUJs' wLm v-. E uku1' tftiMl Bitters '."" C,0ne bottle win onvince you how mfmiUly superior JSTT: Sjd at $1 per.bqttte or. six bottles for f V ou raoraiKTpBS, ;: . III a nja if i m pa ok? j Ri ' v. "- fthtrin . Pharmaceutists , on -


ocr: r-r pKlYATB BOARDM6 MRS. DANIEL DUPRE, (FityftUnVte opymile Bunk Vupr Fear.)' Several persons can be furnished with Rimiuis and Board. Fifteen Gentlemen can obtain Hoard by the week or month. Raleigh, Aug. 11, 1858. 64 ?mpd.


ocr: ESTAULIslIKD 1847. VTho'.eaalo and Iter i'. Dealers in i'ritisl;, jfrnulj a;iS) Smttitait STAPLE &. FANCY Y GOODS. Also, Boots, '.hoes, Trunks, &c.