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DIR. DE LAMBY's

A ~ hhAl v Il 1NDLh CNlIflNI 4 OEO LIE 1N'
~ FALLTBLE cure of that dreadful disease known ~
harrassing and destructive and productive Of much
mischief to the nervous SYSTEM noapactating the
for mental and physical cxertlon,
The ipstrument 10 simple, comprehensive, SAFE and
NEVER FAILING anc may be used without the sghte3
inconvenience, the knowledge of the most intimate
thereby invigorating the organs in short time 10 @
extent that they regain their primitive natural Pow
ER OF RsTENTIoN, the loss Of which (caueed by eag
ahusel is the disease in question.
Very often this disease is accompanied by Eeryow
nese Prostration, Dyspepsia Pain in the Head and DE-
ness Of Vision, Weakness of the Back and Lower Em
mites, Affections Of the Eyes, Impotence, Premsw
Decline of Virtility, Weakness of Memory and Pr
for Mental Application, Detection, Aversion to Sos
Timiditya Self Distrust, Love Of Solitude, &c. whhn
rmitiee of course all disappear soon as the s0n"'
| stopped from which they emanated. ,s
This instrument has been examined and approyeaS
the Medical Faculties of Paris, London, and BeIlr
and is recommended by the most prominent phys
| in America. .oug.
The price of the complete instrument carefully sec n
be sent to any address in any part of the une M di
Canada, &C., according to order, accompanied " n5 sim
| rections, and important advice to the mafneu
| GLE s;,ooted
All applications and remittances must be aaSvSs neuoss
(post paid to the Doctor himself he having no AhN
| established but in London and Paris & hsva.
All unlicensed dealers in, manufaoturers "a 5est
riors medical instruments, will be proseeu'eu D4
with according to law. .t Neu
Address Dr.. B. DE LANEY, 81 Lispsnard street. N''
York City
The undersigned certify with great pleasure scien
above instrument is not oay constructed On sitsmsy
princpee, but shat from its the hagpiess Sng
alwayB with confidence be anticipated. tnei prsEDT
the euro Of this complaint, NO OTHER cEh1AN'
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

E1AMPHENE AND LAMP MANUFACTU-
rcr 1876 CANAL ST., corner Of Laight; 167 Green
wich st. corner Courtlandt; 2l8 Canal st. Hudson
Camphene Dstllery corner 9Th avenue and
Candelabras; Lamps for Oil, Camphene, and Burning
Fluid Pure Sperm Solar and Lard Oil Camphene Burn
inn Fluid Alcohol spirts Of Turpentine, at wholesa
and retail Orders by post otherwise promptly attend
ed to- Els 3m*
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@ELpEOS FIRST PREMIUM
zTrYv T3rfFsxY A my, r, rTro.71-~ =

a NGANDEY LE&.-PA PATRONISED BY
Ii the most onainent svrgeona through -zv-agFgg
.. ].
cut Europe and By the moab dishu-
glished Of their professional brethren
insthis country, and allowed by all to S
DO the nearest approach to nature @1
hitherto produced. Introduced into #H9
this country and made solely by MH
WM. BELPHO a Spring st.. N Y Na
Alsgy' ELP IL HO'S ABTIFIClAL .s@A
HAND, an entirely now a0d ueeful sub G2SAa01
etisute FOX Lost hands which, by means Of simple
yGlgoment the top INSIDE to open nnd ehut the nnrs
.zasp, sc. Farther on or by M
her, posh paid. attended 40. Df29 sm*
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
THB NEW YORK

I LAA3 IdlI4 w ! NyLAdA
ToURNEYMAN SCALE MAKERS CON.
81 PAEY--Depot has been removed to 50 aS,
Fulton st.-Manufaoture every desription W
Of Hay, Floor and Portable Platform and "A
Counter Scales, Scale Beams and Frames
Hooks and Bottoms of all deacriptions
Weights graduated to Foreign standards saT
Every scale made by them is correct and &s<sgSyP
wsrranted not liable to got out of order @1hay
Hanufaotc9y 80 Greene street, New York. where every
de5erpti0n Of scales may be obtained and all orders
promptly attended to- Also So Fulton street. Repair
ing done at short notice. j. Dryden.
J25 ly% T. ROBIDOUX
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GREAT INVENTION.
W GODS CELEBRATED COOKING

w - " u CHLADuhAGO NOOA1LNU
4 10 AND HEATING STOVES. A
1T is now admitted by oil who
tried this celebrated Stove, that *
it far exceeds any in for 6aA<AA
heating parlors, stores ofices STgS
halls, SO. The subscriber haa al
constructed a Cook Stove NslIlaksW
the principle, both of which ASf SfAE
cannot be surpassed for economy = H8fkTHfNI
Of fuel cleanliness, and durabil- - E AANlH
ity. So confident is the under sskY HM =.
signed Of their superiority, that E&M Ae4A
he Offers to refund the purchase w saAss%
money, if after trial of two S@ezs@SsSssy
weeks the Stove should not prove satsfactory Silver
Medal awarded for this Stove the last Fair Of the
American Institute
The public invited to examine the principle
which the fuel is burnt in this Stove being entirely
and pronounced by of the hest judges the best for
giving heat and at the time the most economical in
fuel Of any Stove in few Of the many i'm
proyemenbs are here set forth.
st They have CRATE in the bottom the coal resting
upon asod surface. No cold air 10 admitted to deaden
the fire.
I'd The air 10 heated before it reaches the fire by
ing through hot air chamber consequently the coal is
all consumed.
Sd. 1t is air tight and constructed tha it needs
rakng 1t is free from dust and escape into
the room.
E4th 1t is econoraeathe application of the heated air
with the fact that it cannot be disturbed BY
raing, complete combustion OF the coa prn-
ciple never before obtained in stoves.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
THH TIME HAs COME


WHEN ALL DIsEAsESOF THE BLOOD
pOlTER'S Compound Extract of Ts s,s5q
CHIMAPHILA. Every taint of 9sN NN
system is removed speedily
thsnt by any other preparation Esfia ftE1
known to man. This may be btAffF s{a
sidored large statement, but it is itlgas tfA
true ] prove it by more than 4
FIVE hundred living witnesses but WEN ee,S-sf3
/ have still stronger proof than that HeSN
if sny persons afflicted with Scrof- Hfftf WH
ula or Rheumatism, either acute S, t5N
OF chronic, any Of those COM g9.y y-st2 Sflsl
plants caused by distractions SEBsj
an unhealthy state Of the blood. h1.s }54 .aas1al
will try my Compound they VIII >1 EEi
ind what I have seId to be true, st
word for word, if net, it ensthynu rs 4
nothing, for Nafraps a crre ~ ev- fp,s a5sS
erv insdance, when taken according ,stis. 5s-s3A
Ganufaotured in Birmingham, M
Conn, by -,,,rs,,,-. a.. ,,o ~ lNsa
For sale by Blsf A6S1
Rntger'5 Pbsrmsoy, 24l Division S1
street.
0aII Ruclel 81 Co.. 220 Greenwich ct.
iuoas Parsons, $50 Division st.
K. Richards, 40 Division st., N, Z. And BY
rhomas J. Hayes a6 ANartio st.. MrD. N. Heyos l5s
Fulton st., Brooklyn. And By
M. y. Enmott Newark Avenue, Jersey City, n j.
Wholesale and Retail by
W. 8. Durham 11O broadway
Ghas. king. 1872 8road~s ~ r29 SnA
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

TRY sn6ITEs CHEAP HATS
A ND CAPS. A NEW AND FASHION
"A able hat for 81 50; fine do 81 Superfne STIR
do. $2 80; best quality 49, Caps, from rs cts. EkS
to 81 at -
P. SMITHS, KH -
NO. S64 Pearl street, NRh$S
opposite Frankfort street. %SSSsSS
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

IVUVs IN
Adjusting Spectaoles to vision, requires grea6 II
judgment on the part Of the Optician. Many y
sights are injured, and some totally lost, for
want Of this. We, the undersigned cor slider it
Of the utmost Importance to the public 70 have
good Speeteeles accurately applied. Mr.. sorr
FRANKs. delivered an interesting and instruc-
tive Public Lecture on the subject in the So
ciety Library, Nov. %, 1850. lie is well &C.
quainted with the Science Theref, we re-
commend him as q very competent practical
0ptioian. George Wilkes, MD, % Laight st.,
Surgeon to the New York Eye and Ear Inhr-
mary. A. Dubois, MD, 81 West II tn st, Con-
sulting Surgeon to the New York Iastitution
Infrmary Ieaac Wood, MD, ia 1th avenue
President Of the New York Academy Of Med
icine, and Consulting Physician to the Insti-
tuition for the Blind VIM. Darling, N. D.,
| 225 Wooster streat. Anatnnlinal Demnnatrnhn1
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
Henry S. KELLER, II. D.
CHI. GOETZE, II. D., 96 CHAMBER b. n !
3m* G. ECKHARDT, NJ. D., "a HoVaro esl--

DIR. z. G. VAN HAndBERTEg9 TE9o,t
EyEMALE RENOVATING PILLS, EnHSbs .oSt tb.
Il GERMANY-DR. VAN HAMBER7L. 4 NJ 44SvesaIsry-sT'
above Pills in his private practice for the aSg care fol
years and in the Female Inirmafy undef ~ s In eV
The last fifteen years yith unparaslosSs T PM
inya-iobv onon those obstructons to which thereby
liable and bring nature into its proper ch2nns
health is restored and the pale and deatn ps should
ohanrod to healthy one. N. B.-faese nrno-nanoy
never be taken By any female during her Pspv PEcsrS-
F22 Sn* eornero erSAS
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IAGSCOTX & Co.'s
NSENERAL EMIGRATION AND FOR
VT EIGN EXCHANGE OFFICES. 7%

Arrangements for 1SS2. s
Our friends the public are respectfully that
and Ireland have just concluded arrangements to
draw Drafts on and Germany. We also continue
to make engaqementB to bring Passengers from all
narts Of ngand Ireland Scotland and Wales via Lon
don Liverpool, and Glasgow by Regular Line of
Packets and other first class shps also, by the magn
fcent ~
rning regularly this port and Liverpool the
first Of which, the PIONEER $500 tons burthen, Capt.
Asa Edrdge has just made her maiden voyage without
tbe ghtest disarrangement of her machinery proving
herself one Of the best Steamship built The
odation for Passengers Of all classes excellent and
rates Of passage reasonable.
The undernamed list of magnificent Ships lin addition
to which several new ships being built, form
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
MELODEONS,
IN O MEMnn AM

hOLEiL
a ND HOUSEKEEPERS, READ THE
IA attention of those interested is e %
respectfully invited to the extensive @s3 #a#
and valuable assortment Of BED ssesaxz@
STEADS, BEDS, MATrRESSES and s -
FEATHERS, now offered for approval A--~~
aud sale by M. WILLARD, l5O Chatham st., corner Of
Mulberry st.
The quality of this STOCK it is confidently asserted
cannot be exceled and it is thedetermnaton Of the
to sell as cheap not cheaper than any deal
or IL the city, he soloits the visits Of the public
NJ
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
STRENGTHENING AND QUITTING THE NERV-


Thus it cures Neuralgia Cholera, Hysterics Palsy.
Epilepsy, and all diseasee This Syrup unri-
vailed in the of all Female Diseases as weakness
irreguarty distractions and many others. Prepared
By c. MORSE CO.. at No. ~ Maiden Lane New York.
and sold by Druggsta and others throughout this and
other countries. T22 8m*
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18


to the New York University Medical College, william
B. Parkinson, NJ D., House Physician to the City Dis
pensary. Mark Stephenson, MD, 1888 Broome st.
"N0v. 90 l85O-Mr. SKOTT FRANKS is an agreeable
Lecturer has paid unusual attention to the subject and
is clever Optician.
W. CLAY WALLACE. Md, 2s6 4th st."
All spectacles purchased from Prof. SKOTT FRANKS
will be exchanged free OF cost if not satisfactory He
also repairs and hts esses into parties own frames and
always adjusts his spectacles to the Eyes the
approved principles that been discovered in ancient
and modern seence. OFFICE, 81 BOWERY, three doors
from the Theatre, New York. F29 Sm*
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

OFFICE, 81 BOWERY, (THREE DOOR
~ from the Theatre New York. Professor
SKOTT FRANKS, Spectacle Maker Consulting "
and Practical Optcian, Public Lecturer on the III
Anatomical Form and Physiology Of the HUI znsS
man Eye, and the good and bad effect of i2H s
Speetaclee Hss5s3,
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
TIpaou lane of LlUerpo0l Packets :.


pool every week. and business there will continue as
heretofore under the superintendanee of Mr. VIM TAI
SCOTT "a safeguard against delay or lnlPosMasIon M IN
gens brought out by line during the past year fer
sending for their friends y therefore perceive by
such are enabled to bring rhem ou Dee
ter and quicker than any other house..
The K Line of London PactetS
Sail ss usaal from New York and London twice each
month and is comprised Of the following very superior
NorRt5umberland, S~rRi5i Devonshire, yctOris.
Marraret Evans, Hendrick Hudson,i
The Clyde LINE Of Glasgow PacSets.
Sir VIM Molesworth Sarah, New shlp)
Hyndeford Ellzape5h, StFooksaPpz, StF apz,,
Anne Harley, 49, oAoain S4rI! wv" H"iP
Mt Stuart Elphinstone,
will sail from New York and Glasgow twice eacn month
as usual and by which passage can at all times be en-
Gagged on reasonable terms.
regular Weekly Line of Packets for Ne0 Orleans.
Drafts and Bills Of Exchange
Thankful for unprecedented increase IN t5is oranen
lie that shall continue to pay particular attenon
thereto and persons wishing to remit money IN small or
land, Scotend or wales, can as lBal pe
our Drafts payable at sight, in all the prlncpal places
throughout those couhtries whleh DEIIs DSlnS W. m
known are easily negotiated az Bank oil or
Bank Of Ireland notes. The tens OF thousano9 W199
have remt5ed money through our house lo5 us lsp ~
years we'll aware no sater or peser ino"e u ls
tance can be adopted than our drafts afford, -
g- For the Of the frenoh ana German
population have just concluded arrangei5eHgs 70
d~aw Drafts on Messrs Vogel, kock y Co., Bankers,
Maine gnd On &essrs Edwara
& Co. Bankers Paris, which drafts can pc mace payple
in all the principal places eAroognOu' "D"
% Eigrants and others forwarded to all parts of the
West and Canada, in the same ezpeoAous anu eoOnOi
cal manner as heretofore. ., 49, y,.
zion personally Or by lcfs1r sqS59s'S s South a. NY
WIN TAPSCOTT CO.
St. Georges Buildingg, Liverpool, and Eden Quay
Dublin, or OF any o1 our Agents eAiouBno"' ny ny
States and Canada. hAAf out1
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF CAPT. JACOB
D. ARMSTRONG by Nathan G. Meekcr. De-
witt & Davenport, publishers. popular
pamphlet of the "Sinbad the Sailor" and the
"Bacon Munchausen" School, with slight
sprMklings of the "Robinson Crusoe." Politics,
philology, physiology, psychology, are its princi-
pal ingredients, and it therefore may be called
gamboge of PHILOSOPHERS and monstrosities.
We trust the enterprising publishers will be
fortunate to seR an edition large enough to pay
| for the publication.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

for the publication.
SARTAIN's UNION MAGAZINE for May
H. Long g. Brothers, New York, publishers.
This splendid magazine for the coming month,
is now on our desk, and brilliant number il
certainly is. The embellishments are well
worth the price of the book. "The Forgotten
Strain" mezzotinto by Sartain, and The
Corsair's IsIe," are splendid artistic efforts
" Punch's Portfolio of Whimsicalities" is q
fine feature in this periodical, and in genuine
sallies of humor almost rivals the farfameC
Knickerbocksr.
GoDEY's LADY'ss Book for May. H
Long & Brother, New York, publishers-Th'
favorite of our lady friends preserves its rePu
tation as a literary magazine. "January an(
May" and May Day among the Juveniles,
are happy efforts, and speak well for the artist
ic taste of the managers. The Ladies' Depart
ment of Godey's, particularly, commends itsel
to the favor of its patrons.
FRESH LEAVES FROM THE DIARY OF a
BRoADwAY DANDY-Edited by John D. Nose
Esq Bunnel and Price, publishers. An en-
tertaining book, splendidly illustrated. It pre-
fesses to give the uninitiated an introduction
into the various grades and shades of city life
The author has, no doUbt, accomplished tn
task to the satisfaction of his readers.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

GUILTY OF ADULTERY Con-
Foley m and VIM H. O'Rilev, was tried before
the Criminal Court of Washington city, on
Wednesday last, and found guilty, with rec
ommendation to mercy. A motion was then
made and argued to quash' the indictment
against O'Riley, also charged with adultery, on
the ground that he was not married previous to
his alliance with Joannah Connell.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

ATTEMPTED AssAssINATIoN.-AtF Frank
fort, Pa, on the 10th inst. as a Mr.. Samnel
Page was going down Church street, and when
near the railroad, he was attacked by three
men. Seeing there was no chance for him ex-
cept in flight he started to run, when one of
the party made plunge at him with knife,
which ssruck him on the side, in the region of
the heart A daguereotype which was in his
side pocket, checked the force of the knife,
which otherwise would in all probability have
been fatal.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
rarT.cAnneNM "a Rnrr.r.Y

CRoToN AQUEpUcT DEPARTMENT.
1at1 A
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18
MORsH's CQMPOUND

N W, HAVEN8, NO 81 burning SIP
House, Washington Av., Brooklyn
The Vegetable Electuary is prepared and sold by the
nronrietor No 1876 Bowery; Mrs Hays l75 Fulton st.,
Brooklynand by drrggsatS geneIay tnroug9eSt the
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

AFFAIR OF HoNoR-A ludicrous speci-
men of one of these bloodless affairs came off
at Stockton, California, between member of
the New York Volunteers and an individual
from Pike county, Missouri. The parties left
town about eight O'clock, armed with rifles for
the scene of action, followed by some three
hundred Of our citizens After going through
the usual preliminaries, the nervous Pike coun-
ty gent concluded, ashe said, that he wouldn't
fight" And thus amid the groans and Kisses
of those assembled, the affair terminated The
latter, it is said, halls from Jackson, Missouri.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18


Thus it will cure Inaamm ation indigestion, Dyspeu-
sia Sick Headache Vomiting, Loss of appetite Faint
STRENGTHENING THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
Thus the FOOD is properly diges5ed and affords
iahment and support and strength to every part
REGULATING THE SECRETORY ORGANS
Thus il cures all bilious diaeasea Bous and Inter
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

SYRUP OF YELLOW DOCK.-IHIS SY-
y RUP is purely vegetable and being prepared by one
oF the abest of Chemists, having gained the approba-
ton Of many Druggists and Physicians being universal
y esteemed by all who know its superior virtue, and
eonnoupded Of the best and most salutary medicinal
roots and plants it has gained unryaed reputation
for performing t. following results, yig;
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-18

SHOOTING AFFAIK.-NIF. hoy D6Hu, sdy
the San Diego California Herald, was held
bail for shooting a man, whose name we di
not learn. Vhe wound is in the leg, and h
was shot while on his horse, and in the act (
escaping from Bean, who had, moment pr.
vious, snapped the pistol at his head. Privat
difficulty was the cause Mr.. Watkiss, VIII
was wounded similarly, and underwent an an
puation of the leg short time since, is slowl
recovring.
SU1c1DE.-Mr. Joseph Fish, a printer
of Sacramento, committed suicide in that cit
on Sunday evening, at the Phoenix Hotel, b
taking laudanum. He had been somewhat de
ranged for few days.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-11-10

for action and whenever there be a tie
among the members in voting on any ques-
ton. he shall give the casting vote.
ART. 4th. 1t shall be the duty of the
Vice Presidents to aid and assist the Pres
Ident in the discharge of his duty, whenever
necessity requires; and in the absence of
the President from any meeting ofthe Socie
ty, the Senior Vice President shall discharge
his duties.
ART. 9th. That it shall be the duty ofthe
Recording Secretary. to call the roll at the
opening of the meeting, to read all motions
placed before the Society, to keep a correct
account of the proceedings of the same, and
to discharge all other duties properly be
longing to the Office.
ART. 9th. That it shall be the duty OIL
the Corresponding Secretary to obtain and
give to the Society all the information he
can, in relation to subjects appertaining tc
Agricultural improvement, and TO receive
and reply to all communications ofthe Socie
ty.
Arr. 7th. That it shall be the duty o
the Treasurer, to receive all funds b~elongin;
to the Society and pay-all claims upon TIN
same, when properly authenticated anC
that upon entering upon the duties Of hi
Office, he shall be required -.
ART. 9Th. That the officers above named
shall be elected annually, and shall be voteC
for by ballot, beginning with the Presiden
and continuing the election in regular rOta
ton.
ART. 9th. That the regular meeting c
the Society shall be held annually on th
18th day Of October, in Raleigh.
ART. 10th. That % members shall cor
stitute a quorum for the transaction Of bus
ness before the Society.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-11-10
peeps G9RIgR,

FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
REFLECTIONS ON HEARING MISSING
A beautiful bird, one Summers eve,
Lit near my window, on a bower,
l could but sigh, as l heard it breathe
Celestial notes for near an hour.
But since that time thy voice I've heard,
In warbling notes ascend,
Surprising far that little bird
Or even, Jenny Lind.
Then let that voice in praise ascend
To Him who rules on high,
And may His grace, on thee descend,
To lead thee to the sky.
And there, with all His Saints above,
May we in glory meet
There sing the praise of dying love
And worship ut his feet.
*$@&&s >. *&&@@.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-11-10
wv PiLLGWIXTBR GOODS.

NLNW WINNLSla 90 !
FgyHE subscriber is now prepared to show to
& customers his Fall and Winter Stock of Goods
which he has Just received from the Northern cit
iess His stock is full, embracing almost every
variety of goods kept in d Dry Goods Store
Tire following as part of his stock may be found
1T bis Store, No. p, Fayetteville Street:
Black and Fan y Silks.
French Merinoes and DeLanes,
English and American Printed DeLanes,
All wool Pink and Blue Flannels,
Plain, Black, Chameleon and Figured Alpaeas.
CalIcoes from 3 to 30 cent?,
Blankets and Kerseys,
Kentucky Jeans. all qualities,
Tweeds. Satinets, and Cassimeres,
= yestiagss good and common,
Red and White Flannels.
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons.
Hosiery, Gloves, Laces, &c, g..
Also. good lot of Sugar and Coffee, Boots and
Shoes, good assortment China, Glass and Earth.
en- Ware.
We only ask a call from those wishing TO rnr.
chase goods. as at all times we shall be pleased tc
show them. Call and see for yourselves-we
are determined to sell Iom. S. II. YOUNG.
Raleigh, Oct. lst 1882. 6-3m
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-11-10
RaIeigl, Uct. 4, 1917. .
Marble Yard, Raleigh. Y. c.

TONES, MONUMENTS. MAIDSTONE, sc.
TraHE Subscriber having been North and pur-
Il chased a large assortment of Italian and A
merican MARBLE for MONUMENTS, ToMBs, and
HEADsroNEs, and HEARTH, PAINT STONES, SLABS for
SODA FouNTs, BAKERS SLABS. and Nova Scotia
GRlNDsToNEs .%solicits the patronage of the citizens
of Raleigh and the surrounding country. He
invites the citizens to call and see his monuments,
tomb and head stones and drafts. or send their
orders, which will be punctually attended to.
The subscriber has been in business in this
place sixteen years, and you can refer to any OF
the citizens of Raleigh.
His Marble Yard is ten minutes walk from
the State House. at the South East Corner ofthe
Graveyard.
The subscriber has examined the Northern
prices, and has no hesitation in saying he can dc
work on as reasonable terms "a any.
WILLIAM STRONACH.
| Ralairb Sapt e 1870.