Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-10-12
Spirit Of tbe Ags 8aIeig9, Nortg Carolin
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MAS now in Store. nearly his entire Stock of
81 FALL AND WINTER GO DDS
At No. 81, may be found among other Goods
the followingi
Plain AID Fig'd Black silks.
Ladies Dress Goods Of almost every descrip-
ton. A good assortment of Embroidered In
der Sleeves, Collars, Hdk's., dc.
Bonnet and Neck Ribbons.
Goods for men aud boys wear.
Prints, good variety.
Glass and Earthen ware. !:
Boots, Shoes and Hats, for men and boys
Sugar, Coffee and Tea.
Leverings Syrup, something nice.
With numerous other goods too tedious to
mention.
Call at No. 81, a. we shall take pleasure in
showing our stock at all times, ard sell CHEAP.
Raleigh. September 26. 1853. 4-tIsJ
II OUIsBURG COACH FACToRYy-IN ORDER
to keep pace With the conveniences ofthe nine
teenth century, the pleasure seeking part of the
world, among other important improvements, have
concluded to move on Wheels and as We are will
ling to contribute all we can to promote the happi-
ness and comfort of our fellowmen, and at the same
time do justice to ourselves, we therefore avail our
selves of the present opportunity to inform the pub
lie that we still continue, with increased advanta-
ges, to pursue the business of making "Whecl We
hicles" Of every variety, shape and style, from a
4" Wheel Barrow up to +" Princely Chariots."
From the liberal patronage that we have here.
tofore received, for which we tender our u%nfeigned
thanks and hope for continuance of the same, We
have been enabled and induced to procure the ser
vices Of some of the most proficient workmen in ev
cry branch Of OUR business, that is now to be founC
in America.
As we are deterniiued shat no establishment soutl
Of Mason's & Dixon's limo shall excel our work il
neatness, durability and style we hope, therefore
for the future, that persons willing to buy CARR
ogaa will nopsidnr THAR ovn intaraSt. and the inter
est of the section ofcounty in which they live, an
instead of sending their money off from home
where they often get but a scant remuneration an
no thanks for it, that they will spend it at HON
among their friends who wereraised among then
where it will still be kept in circulation. Then Civ
US a call through respect ynu owe to your neighbour
for our motto is "oaiek sales and small profits,
and We feel assured that we cannot fail to pleas
airy person who is disposed to ride at his own eN
pense in any of the following named Vehicle
which we have now on hand and expect to cOntil
ne to keep a few more of the Same sort on hand
all times Six seat Charriots four seat Rock;
ways two seat Rockaways; patent andtaper AK
Buggies with and without tops a1sei Sulkies Of
superior finish. All kinds of Carriages made to o
der, and harness made to match them, that is wa
ranted to wear we'll and fit any shaped horse tn
is now in use by either Arab, Indian or America
Therefore young man there is no necessity to go a
tride,
Since in a sulky you can ride
And if a Lady home you'd like to bring e
A Buggy is the very thing. IL r
Men who have three or four childTen-and q wi
They could find nothing better than a Rockaway
= save their life;
: They can go to preachin' twice a week,
And go in style that is cheap and neat.
Older men with daughters that to watering places
For pleasure, health, and make a show,
A better thing for them than q. six seat Chariot
cannot tell,
Though probably a Clarence Coach would suit
. If all these riding establishments you wish to 9
You can find them by calling On
B0BBITT & MINATREE
'e Repairing done that will last long, "
=, A the shortest notice, neat, cheap and very stro
Louisburg, Franklin, N. G., Sept, %, 1853.
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