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RAehfLLiIE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE.
And Life and Trust Company.
tAPITAI, @3OQ ,O0O--an paid in. Surplus 100000,
~, JAS. WALKER, Sec'y. JAS. A. PORTER, Pres
he operations OF this Company for u years have been
River, Sea and Fire Risks taken at the lowest rates and
losses promptly adjusted. w. b. PARTEE, Agent, :
mh26 Iy Office M "a I.amn sfraat Nay1fSslaan,.
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Dr. 7bahsead-Dcar Sir; / have suffered terribly lor
nins years with ihe Rheumatisn considerable Of the time
could sleep walk had The utmost distressing
pains, and limbs terribly swohsr. have used four
bottles Of Sazsaparlla, ney have done more
than thousand dollars wortho. good am much bet
tndeed, entirely relieved. You are liberty to use
this for the benefit Of the afflicted Yours, respectfully,
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sFi'ITrINa BLOOD.

~ TStpNsrna--I verify believe that Sarsapara
hrs been IL means trpagh Providence, Of saving my life
lave or several yeaa had bad cough. Il became worse
and WORSE AT last raised large quantities Of blood had
cif sea and greatly debhiaied and reduced, and
did not expect 10 live. have only used a1zapara
a0r. tine and there wonderful change been wrought
In ne fanfn0w able walk all the city, raiss no
Blood. and my cough has LEFT me- You well imagine
thal am thankful for these results Your ohdt servant,
MN. REssEII.. 81 latharlna street.
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To MorHERs AND MARRIEp IAnIEs

This exlract Of Sarsapaa has been expressly prepared IL
re1nen 70 female complaints No female who ms reasor
tQ!pppos she approaching that critical erod tThe Tan
lo any Of the numerous horrible diseases which female
e suhjsg At this time Of life This period may be delayed
iQI naveHf by using this medicine. Nor valnu
h Tor hose vino are approaching womanhood it cal
eatsd 10 assist nature, by Quckening the blood and nygO
nng the system. indeed this medicine Is Invaluable Tor a.
tbs delicate diseases 10 which subject bfaees
the whole yate permanently the natural enegies
ny removing e Impurities Of the body, far smula-
ing a 20 produces snquent relaxation, which the case OF
must medicines ten for female weakness and disease BV
asng lew BOTTLES Of this medicine many and painful
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-NARn

NHE Subscriber begs to return thanks tn his fsns and
The public in general or the liberal patronage be has
taken the Store No. l45 CarpRdrt Stresi where he in
tends carrying on the business of PAINTING in all It's
branches, ana hopes, by stTic attention to his duties,
merit continuance OF their import. E. +. DEAVES.
n u All orders promptly attended to. ia2s 6m
COLEMAN's PATENT UNDULATORY MILLS.
M MANUFACTURED in Cincinnati, of superior work
STONES for sale by
ials e. j, HART & CO., 70 Tehoupitoulas st.
Ky Planters and Others wanting the best and cheapest
Cora u Offered in this other Market would do
well to call and examine these Mills before purchasing else.
where, have supply hand of the various sizes
suit steam, Water Horse Power. Prices from 300 TO
$500 and warranted to perform to the satisfaction of the
purchaser.
SHELIED ALMONDs-5O boxes superior slslled Al.
J spS w. ' X, 2. NICHOLS & CO., 70 Camp d,
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M. ELLlOTF, PetsriHqrY Surgeon, would announce
- 10 the citizens Of this city and its vi. N a
entity that he s prepared attend 10 all lSSN I'm
r Elliott hopes hidong experience Veterinary Surgeon
wl insure him large business he spent niue years
veterinary College of France five year, in Prussia, and the
last i've years in this city with great The Doctors
Advice gratis
az The Doctor is to be found at all hours Of the day nd
night at Tatlersals Stables, st. Charles street.
Il FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always on hand
and Tor sale. mhl3 SIN
SF-is S1Ii; s a III 3 IS ma.s.n, a.
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The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases is
wonderful, quickly does all pains and soreness,
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMAINS It's success in
healing old sores Of long standing is unparalleled.
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OswReo, Michigan, Oct a. 1877
Or zbgasend-Ds sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles Of Sasapanla of agent, Mr. McNair OF Kaa-
axoos to it for the Fever and Ague. Before had fin
ed the first bottle, appeared to warm the blood, every
violent and before she had finished the bottle. she
psy eeyed and she was much better than she had been
with chilli and fever but had broke them with qqinie and
LETT very weak snd distressing state and troubled
exceedingly with the cake, seeing the effect that had
On my vile, she sent and procured few bottles, and
restored her in few weeks 10 complete health. Your Sars
pafa is, without doubt uequaed in diseases incident to
the West, and think that this communication will be
OF use you aEe at liberty to use it you choose.
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES Ii. SWAIN.
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INSURANCE.
.VeaU OrEe0ats .RgeMcu

OF THE
MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE. co.
oil Nashville, Tennessee,
'FHlS Company will Insure on the Mutual Principle,
By FIRE and the Cargoes Of Vessels Of every description
H HIS y LIE PEtlLS OF THE SEAS AND RlV-
Au persons having their property insured in this Inst
out any liability to loss. - S F
N. Hobson, M 8 PcberH Tn, Nfor,or Il,
John Waters, j. e. Ebepherd r. Weover' ''
3 A. & tNauIcAhsEer, II Douglass, G. 2. Smith,
John II. Ewin, AZ w Putnam p " lMe,uo'
w. T. Kerry, Samuel Seav'' M,. r;naNS''
E. S. Hall, j. b. Knowles e n EioiIiii iitm,sr
Alex. Fall, j. b. Johnson Robt Stavyart'
r. F. Bell, A. j. Duncan W Pritobasl ~
l.. B, Fife, a. II Heis n a Tbnms,,
a, y. Z. NICHOLSON, President
M. 5. Pitcher, Vice President.
@. ]. +. WHARTON, Secretary.
LOCAL DIRECTORS:
Thomas X Price, r. Il. Fraser,
Rsg " WIN, "A, JOHNSON, Agent Agent, % Camp st.
e.S'- Pieayune will please copy. 0'4'p '''
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JANKE K IN THE MOUTH.
Below IS an account of another child saved. DR.. Town.
sends saapaFla has saved the lives Of thousands Of c.
dTen. The following certificates aregeected from great
number received thsweek:
NEw York, April l, 49,
Or 15lgnsend-DeE Sir; One Of my children was very
sick with Canker In the Mouth and Throat attended with
gsosi debility Il came neaz dying obtained Of
you feel very grateful. Yours respectfully,
ELIzABKTH FowLER, q Desbrosses Etreet.
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS Gisp CHILDREN
y the safest and most eectua medicine for puFflne
le syen and relieving the suengs attendant upon child
h ever discovered. Il gtheHS both the mother and
child prevents pain and disease, increasea and enreas
1000 those who have used il think il indispensabe Il
highly usein both before and after confinement as il pf
vents diseases attendant upon childbirth costiveue p
11Q swelling Of the feet, dependency heartburn yOpl.
pam n the back and JOINTS false pains, hemonhage
aza lesuiaung the secretons and equazng the ccua.
H2n ms no equal The great virtue of this medicine il
very lev cases require other medicine; some little
castor 81 or magneza Is useful Exercise in the open an
an9 light ooa, with this medicine, viii always insure safe
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soRoFULA CURED.
psrt % eonclusvey that this has
Tse oset the most obstinate disease of HE Blond
~ - te.s0hA cerea N one house is unprecedented
THREE CHILDREN.
Van a. s s have the pleasure to inform
y me use q yopf exosent medicine They were a,ctsd
@ esey VIA PAD sores haye taken only -four bottles Il
uon. fona respectfully, es ""hsa d.
ISAAC w. CRAM, los Wooster street,
m, OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily rscelylne oriers fon, Ph
ulals IN different parts OF the Union 70 ~ w -
~, Ls 70 oefIy, that We the undersigned Pbyqoat OF
s elty q albany have in numerous cases prescribed ?
si and believe ii to be one of lie most
valuable preparations in the market " A'' '''N''
Il. z, PULINa, MD
]. WILSON, NJ D.
an X. b. BRlaes, NJ. D.
f1oa1g' AVN u AcH. r. Il. ELhKRDoRFF, N. D.
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SADDLERY, ETC.

SADDLERY, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA sADDLERY WAREHOUSE
On Sign Ofthe Golden Horse Head, (7-sS5S~t M
R1SsA where the large Horse stands in 49, L III
TX the door-NO. Magazine, near III u M
MAGtEE & KNEAss.
Manufacturers and lnlpqTteTs OF SADDLERYt HAIR
NESS, TRUNKS, WHIPS. Leather Of all Kinds Tools
and Harness Furniture. WheeE6aFT0os, Carey and Pea
cock Pt0Us.
Military Goods,
~sSA IN great variety, together with Military q 4
IN, Findings, Trimmings, ETC., Cloths, Gas. "a 81
GNf smeres, Buttons, Laces and Embroideres, M m
~ Flags, Buntngs, etc. III w
Regalia and Jewels,
For Masons Odd Fellows and Sons Of Tempe rance Work
ing Regalia Paraphernalia.
NJ. X. are Principal Agents of the Boston Betting Com.
pany, for the sale Of Metallic Rubber, Machine Betting
steam Packing ETC., together with all articles of
India RUBBER MANUFACTURE.
Purchasers invited call and compare Goods and pF
~ Great inducements viii be offered ap8 lyDW
PHILAD. HARNESS, SADDLERY Y, etc.
ca LACEY & co. No. 81 81. CTNgNNTN
kSssssM Charles street, opposite latter sFtAl=7e
StBE-<aS5GtPs, have now in store the best - NlSM
selected fancy Stock of COACH, sEsssssssl- ~
BUGGY and SULkY HARNESS, ever offered for sale in
ne south They keep always hand choca assortment
ENGLISH SADDLES, for Ladies and Gentlemen; PRE-
MI Um TRUNKS, English Sole Leather, Steel Springs
with general assortment Of article apperaning The
Saddlery, Harness and Trunk Mandatory beng branch
delpha. The undersigned are always prepared TO furnish
their customers and the public with articles Of the finest and
best quality, and on the most reasonable terms.
mhD BIN LACEY Il co. 81 st. Charles st.
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ST. LOUIS, MO-, July b. 1876.
Dear Sir About week since, while working at my trade,
cut foot in very bad and dangerous way The whole
bit of the adze entered the top Of foot Just below the
step; The wound began to name, and continued do
unnl became much alarmed. used British OIL Tincture
Of Myr and several adhesive pastes, but all to purpose
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FEVER AND AGUE.

DR. Townsnd's Sarsapala uneqEaHed in of the
Chls and Fever and Ague The following letter only
of the hundreds that have received from the South and
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BDARDIN(a HOVRE

No. II GR4VIER STREET, betpceR Sc. Charles
and CarORdetet one door from of CdrOHdeiet
MFRS. WILSON respectfully informs her I1i,.st
LVA friends and the public that she continues in the Iis
above eligible location occupied by her dnring the MIL
Rst years, and prepared accommodate her friends
and those who may favor her with their patronage. From
location of her House, she feels confident OF being able 20
give entire satisfaction TO all who may favor her with their
ERATR. do lyd&W
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DLANTERs HOTEIs-NEW ORLEANS The
undersigned bers leave 10 inform the public that IA
he designs keeping The above establishment open al fI
summer, and that he will acc9mmodaie at very -.
les especially, who wish excellent rooms and go9d table,
to call immediately Also gentlemen who simply wish Board
(wthout lodging) will be charged at exceedingly low
rate. The publc's obedent servant,
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but we shall suhon few testimonials Of its value selected
from the thousands IN our possession. from all parts of the
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- known establishment will be open for she reception -
OF BOARDERS the 10th instant. The Hotel has f,,5SN
been thoroughly OYerhauled during the spring, the aA
rooms new papered, and nothing omitted to make of
the most comfortable establishments the Lake Shore. The
table will be served with the best The New Orleans and Mobile
markets afford; while Fish, Oysters, and SOishel Crabs,
VIII be done up in every style OF the art cnisiae.
ER TERMs:- <E1
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and in less than ten minutes the pain and inflammation began
to subside, and has entirely left me.
| confidently recommend Dalley's Magical Pain Ex-
being superior anything have ever seen tried for
removing pain or inflammation.
am ship carpener by trade, and shall be willing
y to the virtues OF the Save at all times when necessary
reside Franklin Avenue No. l5l where can give any
information desired. Yours truly,
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Cometics Chalk, and variety Of Preparations generally
e uas when applied TO the face very spells il Of iis
besuy They Close the pores Of the sIn and check the cir
egaon which, when Nature twarted BY disease or
pewder, Or the skin amed by the ukaes used n soaps
ae1qies Us production In the tshunan face divine
wsi g N the garden Of ch and decaey tinted and yareg
sd nowes tee, active and healthy Circulation al ne
nulu y me eorsing Of the pure rich blood 10 fe extre
- maj which paints the eountenance in the exquse
nashe Of oyelnen that all admire, but none can dese
This beauty q the offspring Of HATuR. not Of POWDER a.
goff thes = not free and healthy Circulation tie,e
20 beauty Il the lady is fair driven snow II he uant
sna nse c2snees and The blood thick cold and upuTs
pure nna active boo gives rch bloom The csess and
This why the Southern, and especially the spanr liz.
ae q much admired Ladies' in the North who take but s
exeese or are confined in close roois have spoiled Their
compilation BY the application of deeleri0us NJ Az
wlAh 10 regain elasticity of STEP buoyant spir mn 20
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P.-But come to the question, brother,
do you make a good article Win it bear
a bead?
By this time his brother was 50 perfectly
confused by the preachers interrogatories,
he began to wish he had never seen the
preacher or distillery either. The class could
scarcely maintain their gravity during the
dialogue /; and we need not add that the poor
fellow was SO t~ormented, every time he met
a neighbor, by the salutation Well, broth
er, how do you come on making whiskey p
and do you make a good article p
vii it bear a bead p that he actually
broke up his distillery and became a consis
tent Methodist.
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!. Yes, s-a-immediately, 81.

Yes, sa-immediately, So.
In a very short time the fourth pitcher,
with two glasses made It's appearance.
York filed one Of the glasses and showed
it over the table.
"Will you drink, sir?D said he, address
ing thefgure in the glass. g 0hyou won't
drink, old fellow, continued he. ssYour
liquor is getting cold, and you look as if
you were fond of the thing"
No answer being returned, York finished
the pitcher and rang the bell again. In
popped the waiter
"Ring, SAT"
To be sure | did. Didn't you hear tho
b-b-bell2
Ibid"
"Didn'tI order appprivate room, eh9l''
Eyes, sa-this is a private room, %.
"A pretty private room this is, with a IF
FELLOW sitting opposite there, who won't
take a glass of punch when it is offered him
and a red nose at that Oh, never mind.
I'll try him again.
Presently pitcher No. ", with tumblerI
to match, was borne m with due state.
"B-b-better t-try some, old chap, saiC
York, coaxingly, to his double. The re
Aex merely looked good natured, but sale
nothing. "Well,'' continued York, g
that isn't the m-most infamous-well, nev
er mind, I'll drink the punch,n and 80 b,
did, every drop of it. About five minute
suficed to end the pitcher. York rang tn,
bell s~uperfuriously. The waiter came.
Ring, sal"
why, certain! why shouldn't II
Where's the m-m-man who k-k-keeps thi
! house -
1 Boss, sa-I'n send i'm IN"
Shortly after mine host, a quiet lookinI
| little man, with a mottled ca~lico-patterne
face and a shining bald head, made his at
r pearance. :
: "W-w-what's to pay ?" demanded York
rising, and assuming an air of dignity.
e Give punches-fve levies, sir.
There's the money, sir" said YorE
forking over the coin. And now I war
: to know why, when l call for a pp-priyai
room, you should put me here with som
$ body else
There's nobody here but you and L"
Nobody do you -s7s-suppose I can
see? Do you th-th-think Pm drunk? 2
There-look there-two ofthem, by jingo !
n We'll, sir, l must confess / don -
any but two"
n "You can't, eh 2" and York dragged Il
landlord to the table. Look there COZ
tinued he, pointing to the glass. eTht
re there's the rascals now. One of 'em's
nough like you to be your brother, and Il
others the most L~ordforsaken, meane
looking white man l ever sawy"
Spirit Of the Times.
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RALEIGH CANDY MANUrAcToRY
EDITED By s. r. cARY

THE SUBSCRIBER would take this meth
Cd of informing Dealers in CANDY, that he
has procured the services Of a Superior Work
man ; and has made a great improvement in his
CANDY; and he hopes. by attention to the
business, to merit the custom Of North Carolina
Merchants.
He would say that it is as much to the inter
est Of North Carolina Merchants TO sustain a
Candy Factory, as V himself. He warrants
his Candy 10 be as good, in every respect, and
as cheap as it can be bought this side of BALI
more.
All he asks is 0ne trial, to convince auv one
that he n'and will sell as cheap and as good as
can be found anywhere.
He also keeps ot hand a good assortment Of
SEGARS, RAISlNS, Engravings in Frames
and without Frames ; NUTS. of various kinds
and many articles in the Confectionery line not
necessary to mention.
He will, in a short time, commence the man.
ufacturing Of all kinds Of FANCY CANDIES
such as Sugar, Almond, Plum, Mint drops, and
candles for dressing Cakes.
His establishment may be found directly or
Posite the Market House, on Fayetteville Street
L. B. WALKER.
Raleigh, Sept. 1S, 1850. 3-tf,
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EFFECT OF GUANO ON WHEAT

EFFECT OF GUANO ON WHEAT.
We publish with pleasure the following
letter showing the effect Of guano upon wheat.
Friend Crenshaw has used this fertilizer for
several years past, and speak erperiaent0Ay
as to Its merits. Communications from all
others, who have used guano upont their crops
of any kind, would just now be very inter-
esting to many of our readers, who contem-
plate using it, and We should be happy to
make public the result Of any experiments
that have been made during the past season.
Fl. w. Fry:
Respected Friend,-In answer to thy IN
quiries this morning, respecting the effect Of
guano on my crop of wheat the present year,
| can inform thee that the result has been
most satisfactory. / used between 2 and
300 lbs. of guano per acre on some poor com
land that did not produce me one barrel Of
corn per acre. The product has been esti-
mated by good farmers from 20 to % bush
els of wheat per acre. An important adj
vantage derived from the use of guano, not
heretofore alluded to by writer's on the sub
ject is, that it is to a great degree a proven
tatiye against rust, have a piece of wheat
this year on very rich land on which no meas
ure of any kind was put, nearly destroyed
by rust ; | have another piece Of land, a part
of which was heavily MANFRED from the farm
pen in the spring for corn, the balance was
MANFRED with guano in the fall for wheat.
The first part was very much injured by rust
that MANFRED with guano was nearly free
from rust and produced a heavy crop, esti
mated at 20 bushels per acre. have found
that the cleaner the land is when guano is
applied the better the effect my crop thi.
year from poor corn land is better than or
fallowed land of much superior quality, a
bout the same amount of guano applied t
each.
Thy friend,
MATH'L. G. gRENSHAW.
DsaLr.o,1 Mil 1QEn. Z
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B U rs 3 r Q y s
EFFECTS OF PUNCH DRINKING.

One particular dark, drizzly, damp, dull,
and disagreeable day, in the latter part of
November, A. d., 1912, a tall, gaunt, queer
looking customer, dressed in ablue coat with
metal buttons, a brimston e-colored vest, and
plaid pantaloons, with calfsGin examinations,
sat solemnly and alone in a little room, sit
uated in u certain little tavern in
street, city of Philadelphia. Before him
was a little round table, on whose marble top
was not a little pitcher Of smoking punch
$ screeching hot and wine glass. The sol
itary individual was york, nothing else,
dear child, and that was his second pitcher
full-nigh his second pitcher empty. One
minute after, and you couldn't squeeze a
drop out of either pitcher or glass by a for
ty-two pound hydraulic press.
York rang the bell. The waiter poked
his head in at the door.
Ring, aa?'
"Of course l did. Is it clearing off,"
No, Stamp, sa-fog SO thick, sa,
you could ladle it up with a spoon, sa.-
Have any thing SAP
More punch, and strong"
YES, sa-immediately, sa."
The waiter withdrew, and in a few second
J, the third pitcher stood before our hero, wht
attacked it zealously. York had just drain
ed the last glass from the pitcher, and wa
beginning to feel glorious, when on raisin,
: his eyes, he saw his own figure in a larg
pier glass directly opposite. He rubbed hi
eyes, winked, started, coughed, and rubbe,
his eyes again.
BY Jose," said he, " there's some fe'
low sitting right before me. This is a pr
vate room, sir, for my sole accommodation.
He waited a moment expecting an answer
but the reflection only stared at him an
a held its peace. was saying, sir, that tn
1T is my private room-mine, sir" erie
" York, " fetching his voice an octave higI
er than before. No answer made, and |
y rang the bell furiously. The waiter mac
his appearance again.
ID q Hing, sa Z"
" Yes, | did ring. Didn't | ask for
ut private room Z"
ps Yes, sa, this a private room"
1T is! why there's is a fellow sittil
before me now, on the other side of the
or ble-rot his impudence."
" Table, sa-fellow, sa -
Yes, there is-well-never mind.
Bring me some more punch and two glasses
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P9gT'g g8RHHA.

ron TnE SPIRIT OF THE AGE
MEMORY.
Lnever shall in life forget
The Joys OF boyhood's hours,
Till life's last suns shall rise and set
On pleasures fading bowers.
o. what shall pleasure then restore?
= But heaven, when earth is known no more,
/ never shall forbear to love
The ground plot of my birth,
Till ] ascend to worlds above
And leave my mother earth.
What shall my youthful hours restore?
But heaven, when all on earth is DER.
Tnever shall forget the time
When love rose in my breast,
Which lifted me on wings sublime,
But robbed me OF my rest.
Say what shall cause me hence to soar?
Sweet heaven, when time shall beno more
NJ. w. w.