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NO ALCOHOL, BITTERS, OR
ACIDS!

GTRemenber this: DR. HoUGH-oN's PrrsIN is 4
great NATURAL REMEDY, free from ALCOHOL. BIT
TEES, ACIDS, and NACsEoUs DRUGS. 1t is extreme.
ly agreeable to the taste, and may be taken by
the most feeble patients who cannot eat a wa
ter cracker without acute distress. Beware Of
DRrGGEp mutations Pepsin is NOT DRUG.
CURES IN EVERY TOWN!
DR. Houghton's PEPSIN has now been tested
for upwards of two years. in every large town
in the United States, and the Agents can refer
Dyspeptics to many REMARKABLE CURES IN Eve
RY TOWN! Numerous details of cases, reports
of cures, certificates Of Ply sieians and Patients
are given in the circulars furnished by Agents
gratis.
PEPSININ FLUID AND POWDER.
| DR. HouGBToS's P,rsrS is prepared in Powder
and Fluid form-and in Prescription vials for
the use of Physicians.
PRIVATE CIRCULARS FOR PHYSICIANS may be OBJ
tanned of DR. Houghton or his Agents, desert
bling the whole process of preparation. and
giving the authorities upon which the claims
OF this new remedy are based. AS il is NOT A
SECRET REMEDY. no objection can be raised
against its use by Physicians IN respectable
standing and regular practice. Price, ONE
DOLLAR per bottle.
! UOBSERVE THIS Every bottle Of the
genuine PEPSlN bears the written signature of
s HOUGHTON, NJ. D., sole proprietor. Phi.
ladelphia, Pa. Copyright and Trade Mark
secured.
Tsold BY all Druggists and Dealers in Med
icines.
Aazsrs-L B &OA PATTERSON Whole.
sale and Retail Agents, Iowa oirY;J DOUGH
ERTY, MrscArIsk.
Aseast %. 1857 !.
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|R E p o r T e r T..
NEW CASH STORE

THE subscriber i now opening 1 select stock
= Of goods At Ms shop on Clinton e.. direct.
" IN front Of the Capitol By buying with
cash and selling for ready paw he exrscts TO he
able to afford h,s gnods At EXTREMELY Low
PRICES. They cOnsist in paYt "a. E,ll.w.,
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SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE

DCsll on the Agent and get descriptive
circular, gratis, giving large amount of scIES-
try; DR. Combe's Physiology Of Digestion; DR.
Pereira on Food and Diet DR. John W Draper,
Of New York University; Prof Dunglison's
Physiology; Prof Siliman. Of Yale College; DR.
Carpenters Physiology; DC, together with re-
ports of cUnIs from all parts Of the United
States.
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$4,000 Persons

including all ages classes and conditions among which
~sre large number of ladies' who are peculiarly subject
o Nervous tomplsinis have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED
whsn all hope Of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain.
TO illustrate the use OF the ssALyANIC BELT,
suppose the case o person attic ted with that bane Of
civilization DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chronic or Nery.
Gus Disorder. In ordinary cases, stimulans are taken
which by their action ON the and muscles of tho
stomach, afford temporary relief but which leave the
patient na lower state and with injured faculties after
The action thus excited has ceased Now Compare this
with the effect resul,ng from the application the Al
FAN'C BELT Take Dyspeptic sufferer even in the
worst symptoms OF sn attack, and simply tie the Belt
around the Body using the Magnetic Fluid directed
In short period tho ineusihc Precipitation will act on
the positive element Of the Belt thereby causing Gal
vsnie circulation which will pass to the negative and
thence back again 'o the positive thus keeping up a con.
uhlinus Gsiranic circulation throughout the system
Thus the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA are PER.
NANENTLN CURED. A FEW DAYS IL AMPLY
SUFFICIENT no ERADICATE THE DISEASE on
YEARS
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FITS AND CONCLUSIONS.


These alarming and terrible complaints are always
caused by derangensnf Of ne N,,rss The BGLr.
BsscftErs FLuip viii cure nearly every case,
matter how young old the patient, how confirmed
the compliant Numerous and astonishing proofs in
possession OF the proprietor.
~ Many hundred Certificates from all parts of the
country of the most extraordinary character be
given, If required.
o}- No trouble or Inconvenience attends the nse Of
DIR CHRISIiE'S G.aLp.4NfC .1RTICLES and they
may be worn BY the most feeble ard delicate, with per-
feet aud safety In many the sensation attend
g their use highly Piaasant aud asrseatie They can
be sent to any psIt Of the country.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galyanc Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galvanc Bracelets, One Dollar Each,
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
&7- The articles are accompanied by full and plain
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may BE- he
Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION
&C. Beware Of Ceuni,rJsis and Worthless Tmiistisms
.. Q. MOREHEAD, M. o.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED sTATES
IS2 broadway. New York.
For sale by l.. u. d. 0. A. PATTERSON
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Tic Doloreux and NEURALGIA.

These dreadful and agonizing complaints are IN n
daiey rsrred by the duplication Of the GALvAsrc B,LT
STcx,Acy and tLuiD. Tho Belt dfuses the Electricity
through the system the Necklace ha. local effect and
the FLUID acts directly upon the affected nerves In these
distressing Affections the application NEVER FAILS
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4 pcrang.mcnt of Enc Nerraus sy.fcr,.

90 In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. Drugs and Afeii.
enes the disrsS for they weaken the vital ener.
ges OF the already Frustrated system while under tho
strengthening liiegiving, vinlizng influence of Gal
vanism, rs applied by this beautiful and wonderful dis
covery the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer il
restored to former health strength eastf ~ and yiror
Il,os IL
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CHlRTS with linen bosom and collar, made
~ in the latest style. for sale Al the
May ~. 1852. Iowa CRY CLorniN0 SrcRs
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DR.. CHRIS TIES
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast service in of or Fits
sPasmodie Complaints aud general Nervous tons
n the Head and upper extcmities Also Palsy and
FsaSs and ni diseases caused deficiency Of power
or Nervous Energy IN the limbs other organs Of tn.
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Y. s. OFFICERS
Dist. Judge j J Dyer. Dubuque.
Attorney ) Whichcr, :. Mnscaiine.
Marshal. s.. B Sbel'eday Newton.
Surveyor Gen'l Geo. Is. Sargent, Dubuque.
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COMPRESSION DELEGATION.
A. G. Dodge. Senator. ......... Burlington
~ W.. Jones ...,...... Dubuque.
Bernhart Hem, Representative. Fairfield.
Lincoln Clark. dubuque.
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x A BRILLIANT ERA,
NEED AND OPPRESSION
80 -Es...a PYFER 70 oNT.

! ne acknowledged fayorites of the !. r..
~ long period IN selling Brilliant Pr; ortunen
Sneerea ny her bland and smiling infpona are Still
'e.e is Calculation to be made from ,t u will eve,
rons Of IN n one OF unparalleled success to The
% thiS Old Eis ablished and far-famed ~ The Pat
VINO have never tried this easv modo - mouse. Tbo
uie' 'louio al once seize the present onno, For
The FIRST ORDER uni'y'
ma" .inie atteI time, secured for the corrooo
.rh Inze Agency an independents ueAts Of
The poet has truly said, N''ce for life
Riches, without thee
Life is blank, all history si,o.
low many men, with spirits as noble al
IS me as ever added lustre TO the mind s slblltis
.oea rom DAY to day to ca1n paltry pittapca 'n hare
support OF fond and doating wife and h; for The
spring. until his constitution worn ont H CHERISHED off,
Dor, yielded to the weight Of accumulated Ia.
sent him to sleep with his fathers" beorn,hl and
helpless wife and fatherless children 10 bis
ty, Misery and Woe. How many fathers ~. o. Power.
u" "'er growing children, unhlest with the n. Ound
treasures OF learning, and drop silent te slnatk
ton in all its overwhelming iorre bursts Inc nAec.
those " pledges OF lHve are growing nm H. "'m that
savages and he curses in the bitterness Of b n'uOpd
Iron ortune that has denied to him the meat The
ut ating his children while it has enabled en CT ed
trance listening Senates with The thulfders nj a., en-
Is this picture OF human affairs too highly
answer, Mol And if you ask us if this ey no' We
tIonnent OF Fortune can he changed we NJ, ~" aPpOr
THE REMEDY Is AT HANn"'f Yes!
thousands nave Tried 1t, and in the history &C.
the weathiest families in the country may you 0'
S1afy Est o n ina, Is required is @ tbs
sure OF cas- drafts Prize Tickets to on m ehclO
howned and truly fortunate Agency and with s. re-
cession i'll your behalf, you the MOST n Inter
sun in existence, Fortune will smile on your & teF'
- we have in the Office now the Ss5,GuO Prize *,
8 5000 prize (both to s. CaroihaN ami "a, Ne
$50 seat 10 Nashville, renn., all paul. and W. me
very happy to SNOW them to country friend" a ae
may wish TO have the ocular demonstration of om VINO
lack great
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

TENHIS Institution located in Oxford Granville Coun-
Il ty. n e. under the of Rev. Samuel Wait, D.
D. aided by competent assistants, has been in ope
ration session. The next session will
the second Monday in January, 1852. A uniform has
been adopted for public occasions, consisting of deep
blue Merno, any other suitable fabric for winter and
Of Pink Calico, Bingham, or Muslin, and white Cam
brio Muslin for summer. The Bonnet straw in win
ter trimne with deep blue silk velvet and lined with
light blue satin in summer trimmed plain with pink
ribbon and lined with white, without flowers, lace,
any inside trimmings.
Terms per Session Of fire months, half in Gfur3ce
Tuition i'll the Preparatory Department $40, in the
College Course $780, without any extra charge for lam
guages, or higher English throughout the Pu
pills take partial course, and study Latin. Greek,
French, other advanced studies in the English course
$40 for each study. Ertrm erpspSe- Music on Pr
$40. of instrument SO; the on Guitar.
Drawing and Painting in water coIors $2 in Oil $l5.
Needle work $40. Board in College under the imme-
diae Of the President and his Assistants including
washing. fuel. and lights. So per month Good hoard
be obtained in the village reasonable terms. Fur
shcr information be obtained Ivy addressing the Pre-
Aident By order of the Board.
I. T. GRANDY, Sec'y.
Dec. l3, 1851. 13-tlstM.
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IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES

=, Patent Compound Wash Mixture.
For Washing ClotheSAAts0, for Washing. Cleaning,
ic Ceilings and Entries the Halls, Parlofs, and
81 j o Rooms of Private and Public Buildings;
Il tile Fronts, Doors and Utn6Otcs Of
Ig...... F07lcy Dwellings, 1.-THE Peocs
a.asa.,g -.e5 d and Interior Of Church /
.sizr.,.- 81 -a,.o ies; Furniture; the s4. s1i 10
=. yI,..e-a =--,r| $50 I'D Berths s. .- j-a f-.~ !
8 State Rooms and Cabins Of Steamships, &easn-
.sa .,. 6oats50ad Packet-Ships; Passenger .'-.'
Ours, Bruises, Iron Railing,
. ...- - Glass Metallic Sur
-, ..,......t.s -. faces, &C., DC.
WARRANTED to give entire satisfaction, and des-
w tined effect entire revolution in the business
of the Misunderstanding improved Preparation for
Washing Clothes perfectly with astonishing facility and
dispatch, and without i'll jury to texture color Every
family of whatever SIZE do all their washing in less
than hour, without the labor of rubbing, pounding,
bleaching the friction of machine thus saving time,
expense and labor and securing exemption from the dis
caused ~ the and fatigue incident the
usual mode of Washing, while Clothing itself will be
save from the and tear of the wash-board and
friction, and last much longer.
Tho undersigned, having purchased from the Patenee
the solo right aud interest for the State of North Caro-
lima, in his Patent Compound Wash Mixture. hereby
Informs the Public that he wishes to dispose of Family
County Rights for the same. ..r.
Persons living at a distance, wishing 10 procure the
right make and this Valuable PREPARATION do
so, by RENTING FIVE DOLLARS to me, at Raj
eigh, which amount will entitle them to family right ;
which right shall he by mail Immediately, with the
proper directions to make and use the same. l am in
possession of large number of certificates from Ladies
and Gentlemen of high standing not only i'll this State,
but in Maryland. Virginia and South Carolina but
deem it unnecessary fill long Advertisement with
them unless requested, the article will speak for it.
self, and is favoraby known i'll all the Northern and
Southern States.
aim TO visit all parts of the State early day
possible, to give the Public opportunity OF testing
it's value.
JOHN J. CHRISTOPHER is my authorized Agent
for this Cit, during my absence
WESLY WHITAKER, Jr is the General Travel
ling Agent.
Family. that it fail please all w no it,
invite all call and see o send in their orders
j. j. RIVALS.
Raleigh, Sept. 49, 1851. 94-tE
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LECTIC AGA e M Y .
IR the County of NOttOWay,

In Mile Of The South Side Rail Road.
THE next Session of my School will commence the
lst Of February 1859, and close the Isl of August.
The course of instruction embraces thorough pepa-
ration for the Junior Glasses of best Colleges.
School limited TO fifteen scholars.
TERMS. Board and tuition, including bedding. wash
ing. lights, Sc, S75, payable in advance.
REFERENCEs. Thos. II. Campbell, Virginia Sen
ate; E Il Booth, Holloway Capt. Richard Jones. do
DR.. H z. Shore, do; Lewis Harvie, Amelia :;
Leander Masters, do. DR.. Geo. c Scott, do Capt D.
H. Flnurnoy, Chesterfield : VIM ellis, do, Nj. D.
Hanson, do Mr. Benz. Jones. Petersburg Capt John
C. Adkins. do; Hon. Il K. Meade and T. S. Bocock.
II of Il Hon. r NJ. T. Hunter and James NJ Mason,
l.. s Senate.
Address the subscriber, Norgansvlle, Nuttoway, Va
A. G A. COLEMAN.
Dec. I3, 1851 S9S-w6w.
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TRINITY SCHOOg.

Se0en Miles West of Ruleigt. NDrtt Carolina.
Req. r. TELLEfS B8RBET. Rector.
TTNHE Tenth term of this School will commence on
Il the Sth OF January. 1882.
TERMS PAYABLE ADVANCE.
For Board and W asalug &c, with instruction in
English and the Ancient Languages. $76 per term of
five months.
The design of this School is to furnish saf. retreat
to which boys can lie sent for thorough training. In
respect to beauty retirement and heaithtuness
tron, aud convenience and comfort of buildings this
Scho"l possesses great advantages. The OF
dy will he regulated by the recurrence of the Unwcr
sly ana no pains will be spared the hoys good
scholars.
December S. 1851. 1l-l3t
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800 REWARD.

az BROKE JAIL, and away in November last
q from pauding, Jasper county, Miss. the Negro
~ slave BEN. alias ANIL aged so IS years, feet
lu in. high. quite dark has his face-one
above the right eye running hack into the hair,
other his che hone. running the mouth;
the knees and the left arm caused by
lie purchased from Thee. NJ Gladden. of Charleston,
S. G.. August 1850. by the subscribers father Itis
know that he las false free papers and he will probably
represent himself free The above reward will
be paid who will detect the said slave, and
lodge him Ill Jail, SO that he he obtained.
THOS. P. FIRTH, Holmesvie..
Avoyeles Parish, Louisiana. .... IO3-2m
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-A--PR06HAMA9f0N,'

BIZ HIS Erceuency Dawn s. REID, Governor OF the
State Of North, Carolina. y ~ . -
bers each House of the General Assembly did at the
last session pass the following Act 'sf ' 1
AN ACT to amend the Constitution of North
Carolina. . ,....,...s.....z1 sa.-. .a.- i
WMEREAs, The freehold qualification now required
for the electors for members the Senate conflicts with
the fundamental principles Of liberty Thereiore,
SEC. /. BE IL enacted ty the General AS; e0Cty o.
the State of North Cardiac, and is hereby enqcttd
81 the authority Of the same three ffhs OF the whole
second clause of Third section of the first Article OF the
amended Constitution ratified by the people of North
Carolina on the second Monday Of November. A. d.,
1855 lie amended by striking out the words and pos
esscd Of freehold within the district OF fifty acres
OF land for months before at the day Of elec.
ton the said clause Of said section shall read
az foIlows All free white of the age OF twenty
one years except is hereinafter declarcd) who have
been inhahants of any district within The STATE
twelve months Immediately preceding the day OF any
election and shall have paid public taxes shall be emitted
to vote for a member of the Senate. .
SEC. G. bit further enacted, That the Governor
of the State and he is hereby directed to issue his
Proclamation the people of North Carolina, at east
six before the election tor members OF the
General Assembly, setting forth the purpor OF tfs ACT
and the amendment the Constitution herein propose d.
which Proc amation shall he panied ty true ana
perfect copy the Act authenticated Ivy the certlca
of the Secretary State and both the Proclamation and
the COPY of this Act the Governor OF the State shall
cause to published in all the newspapers OF this State
and posted in the Court Houses of the respective Coun-
ties in this State least six months before the election
OF members to the next General Assembly.
Read three times and agreed to by threc-tits OF the
whole number OF members of each House respectively,
and ratified in General Assembly, this the 24h 6av OF
January, 1851 u DObbiN .. IL. -
w. n. EDWARDS, 5. S.
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TAR RIVER ACADEMY.
GRANVILLE COUNTY, n.

GRA y II j. z CO My, n. c.
Miles West IF Orfard.
TINE First session OF this School for 1852 will COM
Il mence on Thursday, the l5h day of January, and
continue till the midi of June, at which time there
will be public Examination. This Academy is located
III healthy and moral neighborhood. and will be under
the charge of Mr.. J. F. Dance native of Prince Ed
warl County, Va. and graduate of Randolph Macon
College. Mr. Dance has had experience in teach
ing, and comes highly recommended by DR.. Smith the
President of Randolph Macon College, and by others
Of high standing.
Trims Of Tuition per Session Of fire months.
For Reading, rng and Arithmetic, $3.50
The Higher branches of English, 1850
Classics 1900
For the purpose Of encouraging parents and guardi-
ans 70 PatronZr this school the Trustees propose
hoariers at IS per month. which will make this the
cheapest good School in this of country.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
..'. e. w. ALLEN, Sc'y.
Tar River P. o. Granville County,, M,
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January 81, l6
Valuable Property for Sale.

will sell Oh liberal credit, the House and Lot
kIssm on which live in the Eastern Ward Of hh
saz- City, eligibly situated, the residence Of d.
Josiah o. Watson.
The lot contains about an acre of ground, well and
newly fenced in. The house is commOdOus and new
ly fitted up. 1t contains four rooms besides hane
neatly finished for dining room, pantry. &c DC al
the necessary out-houses including Kitchen, eno'e
house, Stables. &c, and the best well of water ID S
dggins," will be found upon the premises. Inc UI'
walton.
will also sell the Lot adjoining, containing 'nfS
fourths of an Acre, more less The Lots will DC SUI
separately together, as purchasers may desire
The property cannot fail to please any person. WV
wishes highly desirable residence.
For details, terms, &C. apply Immediately to -,,,o
THOMAS NJ. OLIVER
RALEIGH Der & 1871 IL
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Purified Charcoal 1ooIh Pa Ste.

EINOt whitening and preserving The Teeth Gle ing
IL me month"; and purifying the cath Chd coal Is a
pa" eFiul 1isniertnS agent and when made from p"p
er Materials Is considered by the emInent piNsI-
clans aed medical WRITER'S to he the Denirice
use he only obstacle its general use has
ITS dusty nature, which, in the form nf,.ie
tIrely avoided This preparation contains other snh-
stances except such prepare it this
form which ofihemselves perfectly safe. and induce
a hea Thy cond .tion OF the mouth For sale nv
H. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Dec 1851. . N G.. Bookstore
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GEWICK SEMINARY,
RALEIGH, n. c.

TT'HE Spring of this Institution will commence
1 on Thursday the LIST of January next, and end the
Il of June, following.
Terms of Tuition per session, payable in advance
Primary English branches 10 90
IiLher do. do. IL 90
The same, embracing, Mathematics, Is 90
The same, embracing Latin aud Greek, Is 90
French language, 10 90
Music on Piano and Guitar each, 20 90
Use of Instruments each, 3 90
Incidental expenses, 90
Raleigh Dec. l, 1851 9--tIstF.
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INOUR Cases of Beebes best Hats, latest sy le
II Also. few pieces North Carolina Cashmere made
at Rock Island Factory. Meckenhurg County Tweeds
Kentucky Cleans, Dove Skin Cashmere, Calico, Domes-
tics, Calf Boots, heavy double souled Brogans 80 - +.
Just received by EVANS & COOKE.
Raleigh, Nov. 4th, 1851.
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OXFORD MALE ACADE NJ ! g,
cp.HVIITE COJ-NTY Nc.


ITNE next session Of this institution will comm nee
the end Monday in January, under the conduct OF
Mr.. J. II. Horncr as Principal.
Mr. Horner prepared for College under ihe tuition
of Mr.. W. !. Bingham. and GRADUATED at the Uni
vcrsity of N. e. in June lSl4 with the highest d!sc
ton IN an unusually class. Since that time
he has been constantly engaged in the husrss of Teach
ing and for the four years has had charge of the
Male Academy at Hamilton, n. G. He trlngs with
him the hIering testimonials OF high moral char
acer and of his eminent III the government and
instruction OF hoys.
Tuition in the English Department per session Of
months SI2.5O
Tuition in the Classical do 1900
Oxford is cons idcrcd of the precst and most
mora in the State and is situated in undouh
" hea thy region. 1t thirteen miles from Henderson
depot on the K. & g. K. Road, which ers ii very
accessible TO the Eastern part of the State.
THO. b. I.ITTLEJOHN, PreSt.
THos. H. WILLIE, Sec'y.-
Thorn IS ]. Hicks Robert B. Gillian John C. Fay
lor. Jos T. Littl john. 4no. R. Herndon w. w Young
R. w. Lassiter, Trustees.
Oxford, Dec. 4, 1851. ll-7tw.
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NNTOULD observe that, as the season draws on y,
w Fall and Winter Clothing. they have an'slS ST
the wants of the people, and would be pleased r,
consisting of C,o,b
Dr;b, Black, and Blue Beaver Il''"
OVercOatS and sacks. u
We would call your attention parlcuid'! i,,,he
soriment of OvercoatS, as 1t embraces every ,a1rp
and late style Our PANTS are excellent. f S,h;o,p
as well as men of Fashion, can here Ind So". caIs
pIease them, let then tastes be- VARIOUS aS W" Gam
and in TACT the only difficulty will be to ch""se "O
rather than find particular style OF coi" b Co
In The assortment of VESTS. you Will nn" 'I "a.
Velvet. MerinrS of all colors. SIX, gn' al" 'GI
smere aud Valencia, some al them really ur" ,T and
Our furnishing Department Is complete anu ds
hardly deem il necessary for us 10 how
articles comp, sed under that head You VIII w. So.
ever large assortment of shirts Drawers, Gl"Vr
penders Cravats, r,'d'k'fs. Socks, Cotton S ~ .bCF
Calraud examine stock, we shall ne siau ,a m no
goods at all times, regardless ct tr"opT .onING
sale. T. l. ii4 o.
Raleigh, Sept. 90, 1851.