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The TAPE worm J

inest the human system IKro~ to an nostlndehate
length becoming coed and fastened 10 the intoines
and Stomach affecting the health sadly a. 10 cause 81
Vitus Dance Fits &c. TINT those afflicted seldom II
ever suspect that it's Taps Worm Fastening them to
an early grave. In order to destroy this Worm very
energetic be pursued It would therefore
be proper To- take of my Liver Pill7 80 az To re-
move all distractions TINT The N"tm sysap may act a.
rect upon the Worm which must be taken in do ot
espovnfell- times day these directions followed
have never been known fail "a curing the most obs
naie case of Tgpa Uorm
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MEDICINES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

3OOO rancexus the hoalfh and hsPriness y "
people s all times of the most salnap,e
take IL for granted the. every person WI 40 ~ IN ~
power 10 save the live. Of their children ana thai ever
person will endeasof m pras' &c their own health NJ al
anri6ces feel II 70 be my duty TO solennls assure
vau bat worms according the opinions OF The most
celebrated Phvsicans the primary causes 81 large
aiar;ts Of diseases which Children and adults are
liable; ifyou have appetite continually cbangeabie
from one Find of food snnther, Bad Breath ram IA
the Stomach. Picking the Nose, Hardness aud MI
ness OF the Belly, Dry Cough SLOW Fever Pulse reg
nlar--rememher that 81 these denote aohhs ana you
should at once apply the remedy U0beusafh
Worm Syrup article founded upon scieHiho
Principles compounded With purely vegetable Fnpsinn
ces being perfeefy safe when taken, and Gun be given
10 the mosi tender nant with decided beneficial effect
where Roask Com iasls md DtaTica lave made them
weak and debitafed The Tonic Propestieso ct my ern
SyrIp are such hni il stands without equal 10 tbs
catalogue Of medicines in giving and strength u
the Stomach which makes It inlallihlc remedy for
those afcfed with Dyspepsia The astonishing rures
performed by this Syrup after Physicians hive ined =
the best evidence Of s superior efficacy ever nj others
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NJcW CO<GEEtN.-The subscribers soein-
ted thenselscs together the hrai instant fort ho
.r~s~-<1cx, purpose Of conducting the nufacture
Etrz&atsG ofGABfNET WARE. afhe old and
GUYS meH knora stand Of - Diugud
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TWP ORTANT TO FARMERS =,
RECOMMEND ATOMS.

neutrality-suspicious..
We hive in Mr.. Il. Bilting hum Mitchells PUMP
AND ENGINE aud esteem them most valuable np.
pendaee, great convenience aud efficient Protcc
ton against 6rc.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
Il. b. TYLER, do
DIR RONSrER. lIugucnot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, farmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD Buckingham,
K }. GAINES. Charlottee.
The Pump can be secn in nj Dir, VIM. s. NORRIS,
Dnguids foundry aud ut many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and useful
The Pump be in liicl mond, the Wig
Office They warranted '.prh we'll for one ycar
~ NOTlCE.-All per,tn. buying selling the
above articles, are responsible To me for it.
r. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
mnrrh 2o-dts Proprietor.
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y n SO! CALL AND SEE!-We have
Just received, of importation, 80 English double
Guns, real steel and twist barrels and patent breech
with steel mounings, and warranted u months Price
SIS. Plain double Guns IS. Eeys patent wire
cartridges, from Mo- shot up Buck shot,-Eley's
universal double waterproof central
fire Percussion caps,-Eley's * Baldwins gun wads.-
English diamond-gran Gnnpowder. Also. D lponts fine
Powder in cans or So lis. kegs, reduced prices
Tor casb, by WIN. B. & c. FISHER
sept 30-.dts OpDosite fle Franklin Botoy
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ZINE P1sEOLS.-Ju.t received, y Express
l. lot of Colts Pistols, navy sizes,
Warmers six shooters, small sizes
Mnynards patti seIf-priming six shooters, new patent
Aliens single seli-cocking Pistols
Aliens revolving pistols, and barrels
Cast steel double barrel r life Pistols one trigger
Belt Pistols, cast steel barrels
Shot belts and Pouches, and Powder Flosks, he
pntents. For sale by
WIN Ii. x G. FISHER
sept 2l--ts OPPOSITE THE FRANKLIN HnTEL
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A CREE * McCLANAnAN, GRocERs

CREE d NICOLA ALLAN, GROCERS
a AND COMMISSION NE n Z ANTS.
LYNcnBuRG Va.
Oner for .nlc-
ll0 bags Rio and Laguirn Coffee,
- bestold Javnnud Mocha do
10 hlls aud bbls Molasses,
81 g" n. o. 7. r. Sugars.
5 " 81 Crox do,
90 boxes aud bids Lonf, Crushed and Powdered do,
@6 tons country aud rolled Iron, various sizes &c)
1900 best Cast Steel,
225 kegs Nails
5000 lbs Sole Lcniher,
10 900 lbs Cotton Yarns
IS boxes Manufactured Tobacco, some very 6ne)
10 boxes Adamantine Sperm and Taow Candles,
500 kegs blnsting and rifle Powder,
90 900 fl best Saley Fuse
IL balcs Oznablrgs aud Domestics
100 bbls rectifed Wh,key,
% old Rye " (some years ODD
II Wine, different qualiiies.l
IL and > pipes French Brandy (some fne,)
10 old Apple Brandy,
lierees best London Porter,
10 bbls Rum and Gin,
with a grent variety of articles not mentioned above
milking stock very large and desirable one.
We give prompt attention To sales of consignments
OF Flour Wheat Tobacco Bacon and all other kinds ol
country produce-nlso receiving and forwarding
Goods. Produce. &c. may BITS.
VNnE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be.
l. the subscribers under the style and firm o,
GREGORY x ROYALL, having this day expired by
limitation the business will be closed speedily as pos
sibr. Those hnving cuims against the concern will
please present them without delay, and those indebted
tn the concern will be <ind enough settle their ear.
Hest opportunity. Before parting with our old friends
and customers beg leave them our sincere
thanks for their kindness, and to request them that
they will not forget under the firm of GREGORY
HOYALL & SIMPSON.
JAMES d. GREGORY.
JAMES L. ROiALI.
June 30, 1852
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MERCHANDISE.

4 a Va. IIOLLsNs-Beg leave 70 call the at
j tenten ef their customers and the public general
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A YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL 70

a. PRIcE-CAsn o5 c'ts. ie l7-wl
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from the South and West while the Northern
man minds his own business, and is trying b.
improve his condition, and return to his friends
in the States as soon as possible; consequently,
the South and West have tall their own way
am informed, and | believe correctly, that
every prominent man now up for Office is I'M
derstood TO be in favor of division of the State
or of calling Convention for the purpose of
altering the Constitution. And there can be
no question, that as soon as the Legislature
meets, their plans will DO fully consummated,
and the trap will be sprung while the friends
of freedom are mapping. Then and not until
then, will the friends Of equal rights, who are
now honestly using the pick and shovel arise
in their might and power, and drive as with
scorpion whip those occupying seats of power
and political preferment The friends of slavery
may blind and deceive for the present, and
concoct their measures for the overthrow OF
the present Constitution, yet | have the utmost
confidence in the people, that when the cues.
ton Of slavery or no slavery shall be submitted
for them to pass upon, that three-lourths II not
nins-tenths OF the voting population will be
fouad arrayed upon tho sideof Human Freedom
Yours truly, j. B. BARNES.
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SOUTHERN SCHEMES IN CALIFORNIA.

SPRINGFIELD, CAL, October 26, 1882
FRIEND BAILEY: wrote you good while
ago and ! have seen SO few numbers of the
FRA SINCE that do not know whether you
lonnd anything in my communication worthy
OF notice, nor do even know whether you re-
ce'yed 1t. No matter-t is past now--let it 20.
We did not see the letter-Ed. Era
Ia no State are facts and arguments in favor
o. Liberty no much needed IA in California. A
Desperate game is being played, to devote a
part IT not the whole, OF the State to Slavery.
10 introduce Slavery into the State now, would
felnlre an alteration Of the Constitution, which
can only be accomplished by vote of the
people This the Slavery propagandists will
hardly be willing to risk They tried it last
year This year they will be apt to content
Themselves with an effort TO divide the State !;
and | shall not I've at all surprised TO find
IN the Legislature majority willing to vote
,r resolutions asking Congress 10 do 10.
,nnhough almost every man you meet will
~n you he is opposed to dividing the State
you can scarcely find candidate of either
r"rV who will publicly pledge himself to OPP
p''e any attempt 10 divide it. IL the question
put 10 Thorn on the stump they find con-
'oneht apology for silence in that infamous
Impact to betray the liberties Of the nation,
wh SIn as the Congressional Compromise"
rers cn both parties have pledged themselves to
Of no only thing that can preserve tho liberty
ono u ,hI is FREQ and independent press
o0r Una, nat Will watch closely the movements of
6ra p%hn'c'Ans, and expose them promptly be-
ara we people. Tho majority Of the peopls
"gh' at heart and dsmagogues stand in
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Every reader of the Era is or should DO we'll
aware that the friends Of peace aim 10 super
sedc war by peaceful substitutes, which will
secure all Its legitimate purposes more clfectu-
ally than the sword ever did or ever can. Wa
would fi.in have nations adjust their difficulties
in essentially the same way that individuals in
civilized society do thers---ether by amicable
negotiation between themselves or by refor-
ence TO third party ~ umpire. We wish
them 10 agree beforehand on doing this, and
thus obviste every plea Of necessity for war in
any event
Now, such substitutes must Of course be in
troduccd by rulers; and, under Government
like ours we can expect them to move in earnest
on such subject only in response 10 the known
will Of the people. They can go in their lcgiS-
lation no farther or faster than public opinion
shall clearly demand, or will fully sustain and
hence we would procure from the people,
throughout the country, strong and general
expression OF their wishes, in tho form Of petit
tons TO Congress like the ono We give below.
Allow us then, ~ solicit somewhat earnest
ly the readers cooperation in this matter, Ms
an object common alike 10 men Of ali parties
and all stations We have no other means OF
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Fsr tho National Era.
PRTITIONB ON PEACE

TO BIZ CONTINUED
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FREE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
r Presnlent-JoHN Z. HALE.

For President-JoHN p. HALE.
For Vtce President-GEoRGE w. JULIAN.
For Presidential ElectOrS-Joseph Lloyd of
Marysville Asa Walker, of San Francisco
J. Bryant Hill, of Santa Cruz; Asa d. Hatch,
Of San Francisco.
To the Free Democracy Of California:
1t being very apparent that the time has ar
rived for the united action of the friends, of
Freedom and Equal Rights in this State, a
primary meeting of the Free Democracy was
held in this city on the sth instant, and it was
decided to be advisable to organize the Free
Democratic Party in this State to cooperate
with our brethren in the East in the support of
the nomination of JoHN =. HALE for President,
and GEO. w. JULIAN for Vice President of the
United States.
And the more effectuslly to uso our influence
TO effect the repeal of the odious Fugitive Slave
Act passed at the last Legislature, u Committee
was appointed to call Convention, which met
on the 18th instant, and nominated Joseph
Lloyd, j. Bryant Hill, Asa Walker, and Asa
ID. Hatch, as electors to support the above
ticket, and cheese State Central Committee.
The friends of our cause are urgently invited
to unite with us in using every laudable means,
morally and politically, to free our country
from the foul stain and curse of Slavery. Every
Free Soil voter in this State is called upon to
do his duty at the polls at this important crisis
and is particularly requested to take such ac-
ton and Immediately adopt such measures as
may be necessary to secure full vote at the
approaching Presidential Election.
Our friends in all parts of the State are
particularly requested to rally every voter, and
see that tickets are prepared and distributors
appointed Let every Free-Soiler consider
himself called upon to act energetically and
efficiently in the cause of Freedom Let no
one be discouraged by our app"-rnt weakness
The truth is mighty, and will prevail, if we are
faithful to our principles.
IL is important that our friends at distance
should correspond with the State Central Com
mittee, in order to secure more thorough or
ganization of the party
In consequence of the lateness of our move
ment, it has not been deemed expedent to
nominate a State ticket but every well wisber
Of his country is requested to scrutinize closely
the candidates in the field, and see to it that no
person shall be returned TO our next Lcg,sla-
ture favorable to an alteration of the State
Constitution for the purpose of introducing
slavery into this State.
ASA ID. HATCH,
MADISON HAYES,
GooDHuE AMBROSE,
State Cen. Com.
San Francisco, Oct. 10, 1852.
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procuring these petitions, than the spontsne
Gus agency of such persons rs yourself The
Thing, however, can easily be done at once, il
cou will just resolve that it shall be but, ioi
his end, you must either do il yourself or act
Hplly get somebody else to do it. DO not pre-.
pe that your neighbor will do it but look
. yourself, and make sure Of its being done
~ Dc Just write off two copies of the sub
joined form. and have them forthwith circula-
ted for signatures. 1t must be done very soon,
? be of mach use because the approaching
sion ofFUongress is 80 short, that nothing
Win be accomplished, to any serious purpose
unless the subject is brought very early to their
notice
There should be circulated two petitions
one for the Senate, and the other for thoHouse
Of Representative, each of which should be
signed by every petitioner and, when full, they
should be sent, the former to one of the Seha-
tors from your State, and the latter 10 tile
Representative from your district, or u some
member of each House known TO he particular
~ interested on the subject, with note re.
qnesting his early and special attention 10 the
subject
On behalf of the American Peace society
GEo c. BEcKwITH, Secretary
Boston, Mass, NOv. p, 1852.
FORM OF PETITION.
To The Honorable Senate and House Of Repre-
SentGtiueS Of the Unlted States:
The undersigned, citizens of --, in th,
State of -, deploring the great and mani
fold OWLS of war, and believing it possible b
supersede its alleged necessity, Ms an Arbte
Of Justice among Nations by the timely adop
ton of wise and feasible substitutes, respect
fully petition your Honorable Bodies to tax
such action as you may deem best for thi
most desirable end, by securing, in our tres
ties with other nations, provision for refer
ring to the decision Of umpires all misunder
standings that cannot be satisfactorily adiust
ed by amicable negotiation"
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UHAF. i,
The Fin Kitlen.

Once upon time there was little girl, and
her name was Emma, and il was me and she
was Hepzibah, but tho little girl called her
heppy and one day she went to give HePpy
went to Heppy's bed that she had in a box
in the back kitchen, and there saw five little
wee kittens, butting about with their eyes shut.
and Heppy mewed, and the little girl took N
oil the kittens, aud ret them on the floor ~"
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nIutual Insurance Go.

PURSUANT to an Act Of Incorporation, Company,
has been formed under the name and style OF " The
Mutual Insurance Company, and fully
organized by the appointment of the following Ofcers
JAMES SLOAN, President.
s. G. COFFIN, Vice President.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
C.P. MENDENHALL, attorney.
WIN. s. RANKIN, }
DIREcToRs.
James Sloan, w. ]. Mcconnell, William s. Rankin,
Jed H. Lindsay, Shubal G. Coffin, William H. Reece,
Tyre Glenn, John B. Mebane, Andrew Weatherly, c.
p. Mendcnha, Lyndon Swain, Jesse Shelly, Jonathan
w. Field.
This Company has now been in successful operation
for several months, and will take risks upon Dwelling
Houses Stores and other Buildings, Merchandise, Fur
nture Produce sc. The object of this organization is
to afford system of Insurance which shall operate for
the mutual benefit of all its members.
he peculiar advantages arising from this mode OF In
surance is that the assured pay than the actual
losses and expenses of the Company and experience
has proved the safety of Mutual Insurance Companies
as well the great saving to its MEMBERS stronger
argument be produced in their favor than the con-
dence which they receive from the entire community
where such Companies in successful operation.
ANY information respecting the principles of the Com
pany will cheerfuly furnished by the Secretary, OF
any of its Agents. PETER ADAMS, Secy.
The Subscriber, having been appointed Agent, viii
receive applications and make surveys to effect lnsur
ance in said Company.
Raleigh, N. c.
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COPARTNERSHIP

EIAVING formed Copartnership with Mr.. A. J.
HPARTIN, the concern of H. o. GILL, will iror
this day be changed to the and style of PARTlN
& GILL, who solicit an examination of all wishing l.
tcles in their lne feeling assured thay have facilities
purchasing their stock to great advantage they can
not fail to offer such inducements both in regard TO pri
and quality of goods to satisfy all who may feel
disposed to favor them with their patronage.
ANDREW J. PARTIN,
HENRY o. GILL.
H. o. Gill in forming Copartnership with Mr. A.
j. Par:n desires to tender his sincere thanks 10 the pub
lie for the encouragement which he has literally
ceVed during the pas: two months and hopes by unr-
ing zeal and strict attention to business to MERIT a
still larger potion of the trade for the
Raleigh, JAM 27, 1852. "a
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of North Carolina, NASH CO..

CTATE of North Carolina, NASH Co.
- Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, February
Sessions, 1852.
John W. Perry Administrator of Eli Manning Moses
Manning Britton Wood and wife Sallie. Uriah Crck-
mure and wife Polly, Willis Warren and wife Mourning
Elijah Vester and wife Susanah, Dianah Manning, Eli
Manning, ADDISON L. Manning, Jeremiah D. Manning,
Betsy C. Manning. Amanda H. Manning, John e. Man
nIng, Ann Eliza Manning, Nancy Manning, Sally q;
Betsy NJ. Manning, defendants. Petition to sell Land
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant Eli Manning is nonresident Of this State
is therefore ordered that publication be made in the
North Carolina Standard, for six successive weeks for
the defendant. Eli Manning, to appear at the next
of Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be heo
in the Town of Nashville the I'd Monday OF May
next then and there to plead answer or demur to inc
said petition Judgment will be taken pro coe's0 as
to him. -
Witness, G. w. Ward, Clerk of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, Office in Nashville, on the I'd Mon
day of February. A. 1852.
February, 1852. (Pr. adv. So ,623) 9ls-6tw.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,


lust received and for sale at the Drug Store O
- WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & Co., Raleigh, jan
uary Goth, 1852.
Artichoke-Green Globe.
Aparagus-Giant.
Beans-Early China, Valentine Royal Kidney, Red
specked French, Six Weeks, Horticultural Pole and
Large Lima Butter.
Beets-Early Blood Turnip, Long Blood, Yellow Su
gar, French and Sugar.
Cabbage-Early May. Early York. Large York, Ear
" Diumhead, Early Sugar Loaf Premium Winter
MUM Flat Dutch, and Red Dutch, for picking.
Carrot-Early Horn, Long Orange, and Altringham.
Caulif1ower-Early and Late.
Celery-Whte Solid, Rose Coloured, and Silver
Giant.
Cress-Curled or Peppergrass.
Cucumber-Eary Frame, Early Cluster, Long Green,
White Turkey, and Small Gherkin.
Corn-Goden Sioux, Mammoth Sweet, Phil adelpkia
White, Tuskarora.
Egg Plant-Purple and Large Round.
Lettuce-eRoyal Cabbage, Ice Coss, Brown Dutch,
and Early Silesia.
Meon-Mountain Sprout, Long Island, Carolina,
Pine Apple, Yellow Canteope, Green CItron. Nutmeg
Skillman's fine netted and Beechwood very fine.
Mustard-White and Brown.
Nasturtium.
Onion-Whlte Portugal, Silver Skin, LaIge Red and
Yellow Dutch.
Parsley-Double Curled and Myatt's Garnishing
ParsRip-Large Dutch, Sugar, and Long Smooth.
Prolific, Dwarf Marrowfat, Sugar edible pods,) and
Tall Marrowfat.
Pepper-LOng CAYENNE. Bull Nose. Sweet Spanish.
nip. White Turnip, and Black Spanish.
Rhubarb-My att's Victoria.
Satisfy or Vegetable Oyster
Spnage-Suminer and Winter,
Squash-Early Bush, Crook Neck and Autumnal
Marrow.
Tomato-Large Red, Round Red, Large Yellow and
Pear shaped
Sage, Fenne, and Lavender.
January goth, 1852. -22
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JOSEPH WOLTERING,
Manufacturer and Dealer in the fol.

lowing Articles, Raleigh, N. c.
STOVES, tin, iron and copper wares guns and Pis-
ools OF all sorts POWDER shot, caps. powder TASKS
and shot chargers fine assortment of pocket and table
cutlery the celebrated Pine India steel razors mortce
locks with white mineral knobs, from 80 cents to 81,
improved rim locks, New Haven locks, carpenters
lock, sliding door lock, peoples lock, best furniture
lock dead Jock novelty lock with mineral knobs, min
era locks with Japan mounting, mortice locks with
iron bolts and keys, motce locks with white knobs,
rural locks with white mineral knobs, plate locks,
smoke house locks, morce closet locks with brass
fron$ chest locks horse locks fancy enshed dlocks
line dropped Japan padocks patent dropped pad
lock, rim DROP latches Bowins night latch, improved
bow latches cupboard lock atches, porcelain knobs,
the best ever in this City State, mineral door knobs
screw mahogany, and pearl white door knobs mineral
drawer knobs, furniture knobs pearl white bellpulls
axle puleys, sside pueys, wardrobe hooks fam
cy coat and hat hooks, window springs rim blank shut
ter hinges, A. c. Pamer's window bntts Clarke's butt
hinges and superior cast butt hinges, curtain pins and
handles, coffee mills, camille sticks, dog collars and
chains, cloth, shoe, and horse brushes.
ALSO, Carpenters, Cooper,s, Timers, and Black
smiths Tools.
ALSO, nails. screws, scythe blades, sheep-shears
brass lamps hand-bels, trace chains, grubbDg hoes
plyers, spades shoves hoes, androns
Pans vices pumps, Bucks patent improved cooking
sove and in short every thing needed by farmers and
mechanics in the hardware line.
ALSO, full supply of CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
such as carriage axes and springs carriage bands pa
tent leather hub bands, power loom lace, enameNed
canvass figured maroon damask aIpacs extra fine cam
brio, and fringe. On hand, also full supply Of CAR
RACES and BUGGIES
Smoke house, Jail, and Bank Locks made to order,
warranted not to be picked broken and to give salts
faction.
The subscriber is also prepared to execute any and all
work in ron seel. brass. copper SC Guns and pistols
made 10 order Also, strainers for TuPentine Distil
Ieres.
All orders executed promptly and in the best man.
ner II the subscriber does not sell lower than any
body else. and do good work at fair prices then he will
give it up.
Encourage home Industry Now is the time, Call
on the subscriber at Raleigh. Wake County North Car
JOSEPH woLTERING.
Raleigh, Sept. r. 1851 9O-ly