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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE,

ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE,
On Third Street, t.co doors beiow Wabaskaw.
INiE subscribers having received large additions Il
their former stock aud assortment, prepared Il
furnish any articles in the HARDWARE line at small
advance on Eastern prices. We shall always keep on
hand n large stock of
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS' TOOLS
Bench and moulding Planes, Socket 4 trimer chsels
Hand, panel and rip saws, Gouges, rules, Il squares
Compass, teDon X webb do Guages and Devils,
AIDES, hammers and hatchets, Plumb and Levels,
Augers, braces snd bits, wood&irOn bench screws
Chalk lines, spoOs, etc. etc.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS.
Locks, iaches and bolts House bells and carriages
Butts and screws, all sizes, Hooks staples, padoc rs
Bell pulls and door knockers, II at and hooks, etc.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
shovels spades and hoes, Forks and grain cradles
RSkes, tles and snas, Garden rakes, hoes, etc.
HEAVY HARDWARE
Mill and cross cut saws, mills, brads aud spikes,
Axe sand axe helves, Stone hammers and picks
Cast steel, all sizes, Msttocks and wedges,
Blister and German, do do, Iron wire, all sizes,
Ok log and trace Chains, Iron rives and kettle ears
AnNils and hammers, Well wheels jack screws
Cow, sheep and BELLS GrindstOnes, friction roller,
Wrought nails, stecly ards Hooks and hinges, washers
Circular SAWS. all sizes, Bake ovens, ski.iets, etc.
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Iamcs, pad trees, ETC., Brass and silv'd ornaments
Roller buckles, harness do, Brass nails, rosettes,
Brass. pad hooks Snafcrs and muleen bits
Japd do do do Swivels and pad screws,
Brass and slv'd mart rings Thread, avis varBsh
Japd and breast Brass and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE,LOOK-
ING GLASSES, LAMPS, FANCY
GOODS. AC., &C.
Table& ssert knives& forks Sad irons AMI stands,
Plated forks r. butter knives, Boilers and sauceraIs,
do table and spoons, Brass kettles, pie plstes
Brittana and iron do do, Dust pans, spttoOns,
Busting spoons and ladies, Brass iron apd cand Is
Cake turner's waffle ir.ns, Walters hr do snuer
Spring balances, chop'g knives Curtain pins, bands etc
Looking gasses all sizes, LantherDs and lard lamps
Solar Lamps, do do Brass& iron shOv'lsS topgs,
Side and hanging do, Brittania ware,
Tea bells, selves, etc., Gridirons and tea kettles
Wood saws and chop'g axes, Coffee mills, etc.
Pen and pocket knives, Shaving soap, brushes etc.
Razors, scissors and shears, Combs, purses, ETC.,
Powder horns, tasks, etc, Spectacles, etc,
Bullet mOulds, gun tubes.
SLEIGH BELLS. SLEIGH BELLS:
Martingale straps, 30 bells, Double body straps,
do do - do, Single do do
Neck do rough and polished Loose bells, all sizes.
IL As We are determined 10 sell low for Cash only
facilities for obtaining goods the Eastern markets
vii! enable offer Inducements to purchasers that
cannot he found elsewhere.
J. McCLOUD, Jr, & co.
ST. Paul, Oct. 2, 1851. 24-em.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
GRATED APPLE TREES
FARM TO LET.

10y apple alton to r. y. Gibson E. Fullerton Of
ID Saint Paul. any OF choice thrifty Apple Trees
or years DID, will be forwarded early spring 81
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WASHINGTON COUNTY, Pson,rr Gown,

WASHINGTON COUNTY, PROBATE Coynr.
NOTICE is hereby given that application has been
~ made by John Morgan the Probate Court Of
Washington County, Min. Ter for letters of admins
tration the Estate Of HENRY MACKAY, deceased,
late Of said eountyand that Saturday, the sixth
December next, AZ my Office in Saltwater, is the time
and place liked for hearing and deciding thereon.
HARVEY WILSON, Judge
saltwater, November IA, 1851. 3lt3
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
pow DER.

IT L. BTSSELL Is agent for the sale of Ionins and
- Smiths celebrated rife aud mining Powder, aud
will furnish purchasers with quantity from to
one thousand kegs, at ST. Louis prices.
Il Orders from abroad promptly filled.
J. L. BfSSELL,
June rs, 1851 Q0) Dubuque, Iews.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
II. r. M.CLOSKET,

~hOLESALE Grocer, Commission and Forwarding
w Merchants, and general stesmboa, agent has in
store and 10 arrive by early arrivals the following ari
Giles, which he ofers The tras the lowest rates for
cash, at No. 31, Scam Boat Landing. GaIena.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
NEW CHEAP STORE

TuNHE subscriber wishes inform the citizens Of St
u Paul and it's vicinity that he is opening Grocery
and Provision Store in Spencers building near ihe
hay-scalcs Roberts street. The stock is new and
fresh consisting Hams Pork Tea Coffee, Sugar, Rice,
Tobacco Mackcrei, Oakuni, Nails, Glass, &c, IN TACT
thing that generally found in store Of the Mind
all Of which will be sold at very low prices for cash
E. fRENTRESS.
ST. Paul, Aug :. 1851. 10
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27

To the Bushes Men Of st. Paul. st. An
thony, saltwater, Gaiena, Dubuque,
and st. Louis.
1T Is UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE, that much
u money is made by judiciously advertising and also
that the hinnesota Year Book Of the ''med
ums" in the whole country The advertisements inserted
in the Year Book for 1882 will be set in ornamental type
and illustrated with Only limited number OF pages
can he de- oed 10 this purpose o which already
engaged Application must he made to the Editor at
once, insertion be had aer the 18th of De-
cenIber Terms-one page, $40; half page So; cards,
$3.50. Apply TO W. &. LEDUC.
saint Paul, November H. 1851. 3lt4
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ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY FALLS.
Two Daily stages.

VIII leave each place at A. VI. and p. NJ
SALTWATER, ST. PAUL AND ST. An
THONY FALLS.
DAILY STAGE.--Will leave saltwater and st. Paul at
A. NJ and connect ST. Paul each way with the st.
Anthony Falls Stage, making Daily Stage between
saltwater and st. Anthony Falls.
LIVERY STABLE,
Corner Of 4th and Roberts Sts., Lower Landing.
Harness. Carriages, Buggies and Saddle Horses let
Passengers conveyed to all parts of the Territory.
Parties OF pleasure, coming TO visit the Falls OF 1t. An
hony ana other places, viii find much their
est 20 call upon us before applying elsewhere
1FHorses bonght, sold and exchanged.
II Our terms low prices forready cash. Positive
ly credit will he given.
WIiIOUGBDY, POWERS g. co.
ST. PAUL, NJ. T., May LIST, 1851. 3--if
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III. c. SANFORD,
nESPEorFUI.LY bows the Saint Paul public
4 and invites their attention his new store neXi
door east of the POstOice, Third-srcet where they
DRY-GOODS,
Of every description, including BRoA DcLoTHs SarI-
NETS, JEANS, C.ssiMEREs, TwEEps, DuILLs, VII
vErs, NEsTINes, SHiRrINo and SaEETINe, MUS
Inns and Lawns, RDgFs and CRAvATs,
GLOVES. HOSIERY, BRowN and WHITE
IINENs, lACEs, RIBBONS, Lone and
SQUARE sHAwLs, BONNET TRIMMiNGs, ALrAcAs, THIBEr
CLOTHS, GNeHANs, DELASEs, SILKS, WOODEN
YARN, Prints in great variety, Thread, Edeing
WINTER stuifs, Tor men and boys, Under
shirts, Knit and Flannel Drawers,
Buck and Yam mttens &c.
Ills goods is very large, embracing all the new
eh styles OF the season. and every variety Of staple
Goods. Every person here find just what he wants.
and at prices which must suit the rigid economist
and he assured that every article will turn out
as is represented.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of every description made up expressly for this
and for this season. constantly hand cheap for ready
pay, and no sale without He has complete assor-
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part of Old son. Young H. Black
Teas, iaguira, Java and Rio Coffecs, n. o. Crushed,
Loaf and Pulverixed Sugars, Spices Pepper, Cloves
Numegs Cassia, Rice, Rasns salcratls, starch SOAP,
chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candles, Oil Fish, etc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful and approved STYLES for Ladies' and
misses; Gents Congress Boots, Calf do, of the latest
patterns; Boys boots and Shoes etc.
HATS AND Cars in great variety.
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,
large assortment such Holland GIN Brandy Of DIFF
ferent brands, Malaga Wine Pure Juice dol Champagne
81. CroiN Rum, Jamaica do; Irish Whiskey Burgundy
Port, Madeira, etc.
10000 Cigars, of every variety.
POR X and FLOUR constantly on hand, in large
quantities.
Mr. Sandfords stock is large, and he will be receiving
New Goods constantly in order keep his assortment
complete. lie determined sell his goods for ready
pay cheap they can be purchased elsewhere. Give
him call. November, lS5l--3-30yl
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TAKEN Up.

TAKEN Up,
10y the subscriber on his premises At Point Douglass
Ii four cstra, hogs-2 Of them black and white bears
Of the other white and the other black sow
The requested prove property, pay charges
and take them away. GEO. w. CAMPBELL.
Point Douglass, Nov. 2, 1851. 29t4S2
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DLANK AGREEMENTS, for The sale Of lots and
I'D lands, for sale al the PIONEER OFFICE.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems boys thick boots Morocco slippers,
do do do shoes Ladies cutters,
Congress and calf boots, Ladies' and Misses shoes.
GROCERIES,,
consisting Of Teas, Coees, Sugar, Rice, Sugar House
Moasscs, Sperm Candles, Dried Apples Peaches, Soap
Tobacco, Sseratus, Starch Goldfish, Mackerel, CHINA
mon, Nutmegs, Cloves Peppermint, and Pepper Sance
Also, an assortment of Wooden Ware, Consisting Of
Tubs and Buckets, Washboards, ClothesPps, Sc. All
for sale cheap for cash No trouble show goods,
his door the Pioneer office and bookstore
n D. Large supplies of Flour, Oats, Corn, and rota-
toes always on hand.
July 3, le5l lift
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE,I.OO
ING CLASSES, LAMPS, FANCY
GOODS. &C.. &C.

Sad irons ami stands,
Boilers and saucerai,s,
Brass kettles, pie plates,
Dust pans, spittoOns,
Brass, iron & jap'd cand'ks
Walters br'd& snufter tray 5
), Curtain pins, bands, etc.
Lanterns and lard lamps,
Brass&iron shOv'ls&tongs,
Brittania ware,
Gridirons and tea kettles,
Coffee mills, etc.
Shaving soap, brushes, etc.
Combs, purses, etc.,
Spcctacles, etc,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
MEAT FOR THE MILLIt

MEAT FOR THE MILLION.
VNM. WELLS, at his iaeat market, Upper ens
w Of 81. Paul, has for sale the latest, tenderes
beef and the best fre. pork, offered for sale s,
Paul. and at honest weight aud prices. Give trial
Will you 3 3Oif
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BELLS:

Double body straps,
Single do do
ed, Loose bells, all sizes.
d 10 sell low for CASH only,
foods in the Eastern markets
ccments to purchasers that
]. McCL.oUD, Jr., & co.
24-6m.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-27
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE,

Coruef OF IhiTd and CEDAR Sircets.
guNIIE subscribers would announce to their numero
u friends and the public generally, gently the mo
mentum Of sunbeam,) that they have OF hand tn
largest and selected stock Of
with their business offered in this market and the
hope ny strict attention their business and rigid nd
herence the motto, 'Small profits and rendy pay" &
merit continuance Of that patronage which has bee
alrendy so literally bestowed. Their stock consists il
part OF the folio wing enumera ted articles:
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M9RTH CAROLINA
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

RALEIGH, n. C.
TNHIS Company has been in successful operation fol
more than five years, and continues to take risks
upon all classes of property in the State Except Steam
Mills and Turpentine Dstilleres upon favorable terms
Its Policies now property amounting to $45oO.
900, large portion of which is in country risks and
its present capital is nearly Six Hundred Thousand DOL
lars, in bonds properly secured
The average of Insurance upon the plan OF TINS
Company has been less than third OF one per CEN
pcrannum all grades of property embraced In It's oP'
rations.
THE following persons have been elected Drec'0if
and Officers of this Company for the present
DIRECTORS.
Dr. Josiah O.. Watson, Jos. G. b. Rouiaac, N HII. -
Smith, John Primrose, Henry u IurneI, 80
ing, 7. H. Seby, of Raleigh; Geo. Mc1Neili'
vile, Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington Jas. +. 10y
SVasbinpton lanes Sloan, Greensborough, John Cox
Edenton Joshua Boner, Salem, Joseph n loo'
Elizabeth City, Michael Brown Salisbury Aie4anoe
Mitchell Nesvbern w. N. H. Smith, MurfreesDorough
TT B. Williams Charlotte, John b. Barrett, Mntoh' aho
A. T. Sunny, Ashevile. :. $3.50.
All Directors are authorized to receive applications.
OFFICERS.
Josiah-O. Watson, President,
J. G. B. Rouhac, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer,
J. G. Partridge, Secretary,
John H. Bryan, Attorney,
]. Hersman, General Agent.
S. w. Whiting,
John Primrose,
All communications in reference to insurance should
lie addressed to the Secretary, post paid
J. G. PARTRIDGE, sec'y.
Raleigh, June l6, 1851. 65-
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THE FAUQUIER
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Fauquier County, Virginia.

-
WILL be opened for visitors on the first of June.
w They are situated on the Rappahannock river,
(now navigabe,) thirtyeight miles above Fretericks-
burg, and fifty, nearly due west, from Alexandria.
No pains have spared to continue the
of the place votares of pleasure the seekers OF
health The publication in pamphlet OF the EN-
inent and Rev Thornton Srngfeow shows. beyond all
question: healing qualities of this water in many di-
seases-dyspepsa dropsy, &c. &c. He had spent the
previous season here, and made thorough and sitting
examination of the details of the reported by him.
and he is of opinion that the extraordinary medicinal
advantages of the Springs have been obscnred in the
greater aurements to fashionable life.
The railroad from Alexandra is rapidly approaching
these Springs, and will make the trip delightful
from that city and all north of it, In the mean time
the stages trweeky from Washington, and will be
daily after the July. daily line of stages will he
by Mr.. Quisenberry, from Fredericksburg. after Isl
July; and in the time he engages to send up all
passengers, at the regular fare, (3 they may pre-
sent themselves
Terms of board as last year, viz: $50 dollars
for the whole season. ending first October 75 for three
months; $50 for two months; $35 for month; 81 {
for two weeks; $50 for week. S rs per day. Meals
lodging SO cents each. Servants and children under
IL years, half price. No charge for children under
years. Horses SO cents day, $40 per month.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent.
May a. 1851. Sem.
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State of North observation-disclosures Co


state of North CarOlinH-Chatham Co.
IN EQUITY.
To Fall Term lS5l-Petiton Tor sale of Real Estate.
Gray Bynum and wife Elizabeth.
rs.
John T Petty, Winship S. Petty, William Petty, Rob-
ert Petty, Thomas F. Petty, John Branty and wife
Nancy, and Marion Brooks and wife Mary George.
TT having been made % appear before me that John
1T Petty, Winship Petty and John Brantly and wife
Nancy are non residents of this State, publication is
hereby made according to Act of Assembly, tor SIX
weeks notifying said residents of the filing OF said
petition, and that they be and appear at the next Term
of our said Court of Equity, to be held for the county
of Chatham, the Court House in Peterborough, on the
3rd Monday September next then and there to plead
answer or demur to the said petition, otherwise the
same will be taken pro eonssO and heard erdrte as to
them. :.
Witness NJ @. Waddell, Clerk and Master Of our said
Court of Equity, at Office the 3rd Monday of March,
A. D. 1851. M. Q. WADDELL, G. M. E.
May 20, 1851. (Pr adv. S. 623) s7O-6w.
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PLEASANT GROVE ACADEMY,
Wake Forest. NC.

TENHE next session of this institution will commence
on the lst Monday in July next, under the super
vision of Mr.. VIM M. Crenshaw late graduate of Ra l.
doph Macon College. Mr.. Crenshaw comes highly re
commended by the faculty of said institution.
Students be prepared here for College for the
active pursuits of life.
This School may now he regarded as permanent; and
being situated neighborhood distinguished for health
and beautiful scenery, liberal share of patronage will
be expected.
TERMS FOR TUITION FIVE MONTHS.
7, 10, and SIS, according to advancement. No de-
ducon except in protracted illness. Board con-
venent the Academy may be obtained at Sc per MONTH
For further particulars address DR.. w. Hartsied at
Forestville, N. c.
By order of the Trustees.
Nav o. 1851. 6o-tmJuly.
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Additional Supplies of
SPRING &c sUMnGBR. GeeDs,

SPRING & SUMNGBR. G0oDs
REMARKABLY CHEAP!
BEAUTIFUL printed and embroidered NusIns
DFancy coored Lawns, checked and Jaconet Muslns
Cotton Cambrics, and Irish Linens,
200 pieces splendid spring calicoes, at all prices
London chints. and curtain calicoes,
Silk laces and ribbons for trimming fine dresses
Laces, edgings and braids,
Fancy, silk, and glass buttons
Fine buff, pink and purple GiEghams,
rweeds cashmere and Kentucky Jeans,
Black Summer cloth and Alpaccas,
Navy drilling and brown linen,
Cottonade and Regetta Cassimeres for men and boys
Nankeen cloth and Marsales Nesting.
Cotton Osnaburgs and Jeans
Ladies fine Kid and Silk Gloves and Mitts,
Gentlemens black Hoskin and thread Gloves
Ladies and Gentlemens fancy Silk Neck H'd'k'fs and
Cravats.
Ladies and Gentlemen's Silk ard Linen H'd'k'fs
These Goods, in addition to those already announced
together with others daily expected, enables the UNDER
signed present to the lovers of good tase only
the largest but the richest the best and cheapest and
most elegant assortment of staple and fancy Dry Goods
he has offered in this market; and in the DISPOSE
ton of which, for like qualities an styles and beauty of
designs he cannot and will not be nndersod by any
tail establishment in the State.
7. A MITCHELL.
Raleigh, May 6, 1851. So
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state of Worth Carolina-oh athanCo


To Fall Term, Is5l-Pettlon for sale of Real Estate.
m 4NIEL Eesial, Elizabeth Vestal, Nathan Vesfal.
John Prue' and his wife Mary, Stephen Reed, and
his wife Ann David Coble, and his wife Lydia. Rebec-
90 VestaI Joseph ssal, Andrew Vesta. Price Vestal
calvin Vestal. William H. Vestal Frederick Stafford
and wife Sarah, Jesse Newton and his wife Mary,
Hannah Mofit, David Moft, Daniel HILL and his vile
Abagail Isaac L. McCracken, Thomas ]. McCracken,
William C. Elder, and wife Sarah, Mary E. Henly,
Marian A. Henly. VIM. F. Henley, VIM. H. Boner and
wife Anos Jesse Vestal, Charles Hutchens and wife
lydia, Jeremiah Vesta, Jones Davis and wife Acbah,
John Fleming and wife ArZenith, William Shelton
and wife Euuice, John Vestal Jackson Burender and
wife Ann.
Jeremiah Vestal David Vesai, Silas Bosker and wife
Rachael Lydia Gardner, Sarah Smith, Aaron H. Vestal,
Charles Vestal Peter Harmer and wife Blanch, Thorn
as Vesta Isaac Edwards ard wife Mary, Jonathan Yes
tai, Saint Vestal, VIM. Hill and wife Achsa, Eli YES
tai, Jabn Vcstal, Benjamin Edward Vestal, Soloman
Hunt and wife Sarah, William Hubbard and wife LII
dab, John .ftkins and wife Ann, Saint Owen and vile
Ruth, Thadeus M. White and wife Rhoda. Urah, Phet
meas Benjamin, Sal and Sarah Hacket James Dorset
and wife Susan, Murphy Mofitt, Lbne Mofiit, JoaS
Mofftt, VIM Davis and wife Sarah, VIM Burton and
wife Melinda, Zerub Moftt, Nathan and Elisha Moi,
fits heirs, David McCracken, Nathan Chamness and
vile Mary Robert Nc Cracker, Alfred V. Coffin, Addl-
son Coffin Emory D. Coffin, Martha Coffin and Achsa
Hubbard, A fred Hadley, and wife Achsa, VIM Har-
vey and wife Mary, Jacob Newlin and wife Ruth.
1t having been made to appear before me thai ne De
PENDANTS above named non residents Of this State
publication is hereby made according TO act OF Assem-
bly, for months, notifying said non residents oil the
filing said petition and that they be and appear at the
next Term of our said Court OF Equity to be holden for
the county of Chatham the Court House in Pittsbo-
rough on the third Monday in September next, then
and there plead answer or demur 10 the SAID
otherwise the will be taken pro coesso and heard
erD0yte as to them.
Witness, NJ O. Waddell, Clerk and Master of our
said Court of Equity office, the Bird Monday OF March,
A. D 1851. M. Q. WADDELL, Z. M Z.
May 20, 1851. pr. Adv. $l5) s7o-sm'
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EVERX' MAIN
HIS OWN TUN E r!

TNHE Subscriber has been appointed sole Agent for
the State of North Carolina. for Greave's Patent
Chromatic Tuning Forks This instrument gives the
chromatic scale in equal temperament sustaining each
tone much longer and more distinctly than common
Tuning Forks By its aid any whose ear IS cor
rect enoughto draw strings to unision tune Pianos
and similar instruments with perfect correctness.
This instrument will prove of great value to all who
reside where the services of professional tuners cannot
be procured Price 5000. Each set is contained in a
small morocco case and be easily and safely sent to
any part of the country. Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention. X. w. PETERSILIA.
At the New Music Store.
Raleigh, June 8, lS43. 6l-
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Nathalie-A Tale.

By Julia KdUanagh, author Of e Woman in France
&C., IL mo. PIP. 220.
" cry few works of fiction, of the present day, in
dictate so much talent and power in the writer as
Nathalie 1t attempts solve some of the deepest les
of human life The interest of the tale is not on
y we'll sustained but rises the narrative advances
the last There many passages of great beauty
and elegance and practical good dbounds in every
page The scene is laid in the French province of Nor
mande and the characters French, which is pleas
ing change from the general of works of fiction.
The principal Personages single gentleman advan
cling in years, of strong mind and powerful passions
and beautiful, exquIsely sensitive and lovely maiden
of Provence, who possesses all the glow life and fiery
passions Of the sunny South The conflict of and
passion of pride and love- portrayed in these pages
with skill seldom equalled The filling up ofthis out
line is done with tact; the contrast of the varied
characters helghenshe interest connected with each
and adds greatly to the general atracveness ofhe work
For sale by HENRY D. TURNER,
At the North Carolina Book Store.
Raleigh, June I'd, 1851. 6I-