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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

age at the Philadelphia Mint Tor the monti
Of January:
2OI 1913 Double Eagles $~4,024,460 90
lI,46O Eagles ll4,60O 90
1856 Half Eagles l37,SS0 90
95,91O Quarter Eagles 239,775 90
292, 673 Dollars 292 ,673 90
62S ,s42 pieces $4,S09,ssS 90
SILVER.
1926, 900 Three Cents 93,75o 90
Total $4,903,l3S 90
COPPER.
3s6,o79 Gents $500 70
Total S4,9O6,998 70
COLI BULLION DEPOSITED.
From California S4,9l7 900
Other sources 45,5O0
Total S4,962, 500
Silver Bullion deposited $4,000
Total S4,976,5Oo
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

THE. CopE EEsoRM.-The Huron, Rcilec-
tor has received a copy of the Code report,
q volume of $50 pages. The editor says;
The forms Of Pieading are cut down in
regular Spartan style to the utmost point of
brevity, aud arc doubtless an Improvement
on many ofthe long, uncouth, and absurd
formulas used In Courts. Piif new forms
remind us Of the Prairie Practice said TO
have been observed in this region before
" book larning' came in to spoil its beauty
and simplicity.
Mar, in short.
Peter Shocks owes M ten dollars,
(Signed) TIM TwEAKs'
Plea in short.
You lie sir.
(Signcd) PETER SWooKs.
1NkaraunnN N t.ru n annnananlad md Sworn
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

G-A quack in the days Of Edward vi.
was punished by being placed on a scaffold,
with a paper on his breast, on which his
dsceitful practices were writtenc after which
he was set on a pillory. He was next put
on a horses back his face to the horse's
tnil- the tAilphcedAin his hands-a collar
was put about his neck, a whetstone OF his
breast, and he was led through the streets
Of London, at the ringing Of basins. He
was afterwards banished. If the quacks OF
our day. were punished according to their
deserts, what'a iutteriBg tbere'wouh bel.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

HAVE on hand a lot Of MASEEh MAsoE's RSeA>
| LAS for sale. o.. w. kkAimEk'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-10

GrThe following is the amount of coin
age at the Philadelphia Mint for the month
nj January.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-23
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING. JAN. 20, 1858.
The United states senatorship in Louisiana

Our readers will remember that the Hon. J, r. Ben
iamin was elected 10 the United States Senate by the
legislature OF Louisiana year ago. sitting under the ola
constitution BY that constitution the State Legislature
assembled only once in two years, and al the ume OF
MIR Beniamin's election il supposed that the next
legislature would not assemble in time to anticipate the
vacancy which occurs on the 4lh OF March next
Ii is now stated that new election OF senator from
that State may be expected TO take place. and upon the
following grounds
lst Ii is stated that Mr.. Benjamin's aigDany Is not
free from queson-it being alleged that he is not regu
larry naturalized citizen of the United States
I'd The same legislature which elected MIR. Benjamin
passed a law calling convention 10 form State
constitution That convention during the past year has
framed constitution, and the people have ratified it, and
have elected legislature under it, which legislature is
now in session. One OF the provisions Of this
si,ulion yacaes the offices filled under the old constitu
ton.
Sd In this state of facts, it is conended that new
election should take place Seeing that the election OF Mr.
Benjamin having taken place upon the assumption that
no other Legislative body would be in session in
to provide against the vacancy and il being still in doub,
whether the Senate will decide Mr. Benamn's election TO
have ever been valid is commended that it is the duty of
the ne legislature fill the approaching vacancy
formy with the requirements of the constitution
lion be had question respects novel will be pre-
scented for the consideration and decision of the Senate
of the United States.
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United States may be arbiter of the des,nss Of tia
American continent if they will but seize the passing 90
portuny and at this prop,ous moment demand the rec.
ignition Of their rights. Would England cling 10 be,
preposerous claims in Central America at the hazard q,
rupture with this country Would France undertake
the conquest of Hayt or the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF Mexico
with the menace OF frowning in her face We NAV
deplore the abec subsevience and polIoonery Of the
administration in its conduct OF the foreign relations Of
the government and regret the necessity OF ens
gec demonstration OF American spirit in order 10 restore
the character and prestige OF the country yet Conxss.
choose to lash the supine indifference OF the Executive
into something like sensibilly to American honor We
can regard il but performing patriotic duty, and NOT
as neglecting its legitimate functions.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-23
PRAIRIE PARK FOR SALE.

Louis undersigned Of
which he resides in the county OF
view Of Paburg 1.-THE seat The
land
and most fertile prairie Although present under
fencing Sc susceptible OF ready division
building Sites water other convenience Nearly 800
fence thereof producing
grasses hempa fine and heavy
carefully selected, and
SOUTH affords erhansess pasuase during twotrd Of
scythe equal probable
herds direction, insI
OF for building fencing and the presence
excellent the completes the description
which Is deemed necessary give of the land.
tasteful and commodious brick structure, tlO
alluded 10, and
(ncludng oof) with Aegnany Two
according convenience the taste OF the proprietor
abundant well furnishes the within
porch which potect1 the whole OF the
and with this by shed which II,
substantial dairy and smoke OF stone The sabng and eb.
frame work. and the gardens lawns and
adapted the design OF the entire establish
Indicated the whole VIII be sold together
with all portion OF the present years
OF busband and housekeeping and The stock
well selected has been bred the farm and
The will be reasonable and az de-
sirsdl in great accommodating.
like for sale superior tract OF
egby situated the northeast Of the county,
Hannibal Joseph railroad
contac) only in cultivation, but with
sufficient and adjoining convert the whole OF into
single To family, two families OF mod
sspecuaor this tract also offers the most attract
i've inducements.
being d present in city, desiring
weeks proprietor will additional information
seek his lodgings, Beerss, on Third street.
Pcnnsyi, ana avenue, 49, !. -
o. a,cn
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WIsurseTos, January 81, 1850
gEPhRATE PROPOSALS. will be received this sce until Ia
~ oath day March merit furnishing all the
bricks gnes and sand be rcquifed IN the
ton OF wing Once Building TIM city
The bricks be Of the beet quality, all hard and red, tex
Guiding ach be made of clay tempered by manual Ia
the laws the
OF sample OF bricks made OF ms clay
used will be from each person proposing
dsnominated truck stone
and building stone sample OF ten
Of each viii be- required from each person proposing
which will be paid for the prices BY ths contract
Potomac Limestone, wood burnt de
voed in common tunhesded the lime house near
building The wal be privileged to take he empty
barrels they be spared
The sharp sand and TO be delivered W
the barrel bushels. Samples 20 be furnished
Some desire offer for speehed number o bricks
be delivered In will therefore be
for any less than one million .
funh the foregoing materials VIII state he
prices, osws For the bricks thosssndi TOT the rnes
perch twenty-five cubic feet measured
VIII barrel, stated and for
the barrel Of Eve bushels. In every case the delivery -
the object Of the government 20 procure
Materials warned that nothing will he
Anything rejected removed from the
bidders will be required enter into written
contracts security approved by the Conmi.
ioner penalty Of equal 20 nenth Of The supposed
amount the faithful perform
And addition 70 this deduction OF ten
made from zach monthly estimate for materials &C
delivered which centsge remain the hands OF the
the shall be fully completed.
materials furnished such and IN nch
quantities superintendent Of The building his assistant nay
And contractor shall fan 70 uf
be required ha Commissioner OF Public buding
hereupon liberty purchase market The
required the and risk Of the delinquent contractor shn DIS
sureties.
Proposals will recsved furnishing the common cung
white pine board. and common JOS, suitable o 'snOo
ing VIZ, r.1.o p,,i,,n~,
Jan 13-Qawtd
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DEAR The date OF the meeting at the Presidents
to form Jackson Monumep, Committee, mentioned 10
my communication which appeared Today, should %
ls45, instead of is4s Please the correction 10
made
will add, tina, the first meeting held, after The meet
ing mentioned by me, large meeting OF the e''aep
AT Apollo Hall at which the committee was hlled up ~"
confirmed, and ihenceforward proceeded 10 act omnsg
Very truly, yours, h Is fKhNs"
JANUARY 40 1883 .#...#
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FURNITURE OF extensive BOARDING house for
All. and he remit will sell private sale early
low price, ALI the furniture in weies
house, being one Of the most esby situated
filled with board
retained and produces from twelve 20 hnesn hun
Area dollar. during whole The house
6v MI Ia God order To dis
business favorable opportunity could
k. satisfactory applicant the will be made
liberal, Apply 70 SAs Y, Me"uikh,
Aucuosssr and Commission Merchant.
Jsnp l--soA
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THE assembly ball viii be hsia AZ 's"Aso" h, w "
Il evening, the 2sth OF January :, s,.uou.,.
OF obtsinea b} "
on Pennsyvana avenue. -. -...,,.. - "a. a,
and persons subscriber can only procure ese ~
" oh'"' -" - WYNN -
Jackson Hall on day ~ the ball
Ian Is-ls ia ~ 9thN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-23

,rru ,1oo printed it, Origin and Inoidents win
vemo ofthe Author and an Authentic Description OF the
woaa. win New Of the buna Surface by VIM ".
Griars. vol, 1861, ~ cents -, .,,c, r.v,o,
Jan II f''SN 'a'hD'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-12-14

EGGERT & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF GRAND,
PRATT STREET BALT1MoRE-The Subscribers respectfully
call the attention of the public their Grand Square and
TIE & raa Of
nte a @ Re 5 n ] rsF by a
Pianos are in large sized highly finished of Rosewood
tial manner, with all the modern improvements.
The manufacturers but the very best seasoned
them warrant any climate.
The Firm nh has Patent Right action operating on such
and their piano can therefore never get out of order
fncss richness and beauty of tone these Pianos rank
foremost, and equal to any made here or in Europe
given, in every instance, entire satisfaction
We warrant instruments stand good for fire gears
substitute Others any time within the first six months from
' 0''' VI - 'l''-i il' prove EGGERT CO.
szFy- MIR. CHARLES CLIFFMILI4ER is our sole agent
for the sale of pianos in the State of North Carolina
Baltimore, June SO. 64-6m.
VIRGINIA MANDATORY OF CABIN EFT
1aF fTEHlrHRE d & and Ag9s for sT & % "a Is Gs nd
80, Main street, Norfolk, Virginia.
is zettled beyond doubt that selling lower than
n hs @ s @ invites I'll the attention % of Pa & of aG Eg
tions are now being made consisting of
Rosewood Mahogany Black Walnut Bureaus with and
seelstsgias gh1Gt efss nssSs 4sHS Mar TSp
Centre Sofa Side and Work Tables Painted Furniture,
Toilet Tables, Commodes, Whatnots Hall Stands
COuches, BedSteads Sofas, Tete-a-Tetes Divans,
Ottomans Window Seats, Crickets Wardrobes,
Card Tables MrrorS we'll all kinds of Cane and Wood
work,
Also white and Grey live Geese Feathers both kiln dried
and i'll the original packages,
Common Feathers Hair Palm Leaf and Straw Mattresses,
Hair Cloth Burlaps Gimp, Sofa and Chair Springs,
Glass Plates, Wooden and Willow ware,
Clocks, Casors Knobs &c.
We would also call the attention of the public to Robin
sons Patent Bed Sofas, for which have the Agency
They the best article of the kind use both regards
the work and convenience being less complicated and nak
wider bed by four inches than other kinds than
all this they sold for dollars less The dealers in Furn
turc will find here full assortment and low prices
i'll any establishment in the South elsewhere.
UNDERTAKING-Every attention paid 10 this branch Of
our busncssbeng constantly supplied with Cotns of
ry description, both Metallic Mahogany and other kinds
Immediate dispatch given to all orders by mail.
Norfolk, Oct Is, 1853 96-6mpd.
NTEW DRUG STORE.-THE SUBSCRIBERS have
Ia entered into partnership under the firm Of HAYWOOD
ScoTT for the purpose of conducting the Drug and Apoth
ccary business +. BURKE HAYWOOD,
CHARLES G.. SCOTT.
Raleigh August I'd, 1858. "a
HAYWOOD & SCOTT HAVE IN STORE
and for sale the following articles for cooking purposes
Durkee's Baking Powder.
PreStOns Superior Yeast Powder,
Ext Lemon,
Cinnamon,
g Orange,
Vanilla,
g Rose, for 1avoring,
BcaIhonate or Cooking Soda Saertus, &C., &C. Also;
Rice Flour superior article for Pudng, Cakes &c. and
economical than the whole Rice
september 9, 1853 So
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-12-14
No g.
KrALuARIE BOOKS. American Poultry. Yard

v by ID. J. Brown -v.ts, Ssss9sss
American Bee Keepers Manual illustrated with many en-
American Bird Fancer considered reference the
Breeding, Rearing Feeding Management &e OF Cage and
American Architect comprising original designs of cheap
country and village residences with details specifications
plans and directions and an estimate OF the cost OF each
design by John W. Rtch architect First and second Sc
Domestic Medicine-Gun's Domestic Medicine or Poor
Mans Friend in the hours of Action Pain and Sickness
Raymond revised edition, improved and enlarged by
Practical Agriculture by Jas F. w Johnston F. R. s. s.
Johnstons Agricultural Chemistry; lectures the ap
pication of chemistry and geology to agriculture; new ed
Youatt and Martin Cattle, by Ambrose Stevens,
Youat the Structure and Diseases of the Horse also,
practical rules for buyers breeders Smiths &c edited by
W. c. Spoone with of the breeds in the United
States, BY Henry S Randall
Youatt Sheep; their Breed Management and Diseases
with illustrative engTayng; which added remarks
the breeds and of sheep in the United States
and the culture of fine wool in Sesia by VIM. Youat
Youatt the Pig,
Hoare the Grape Vine,
Stephens Book of the Farm; complete guide to the farm
steward plOughman cateman, shepherd, teldworker
and dairy maid by Henry Stevens with $50 Illustrations to
which are added explanatory notes. remarks De- by D. s.
skinner; really Of the best books for farmer to pos
sess, 2 vols.
The American Farm Book by R. L. Allen
The Cottage and Farm Bee Keepers practical work. by
coages Carriage Houses Sheep and Dove cotes rggere
Barns, &c, &c, BY Lewis F. Allen D.
i The AMERICAN A. 1. Muck Book, byJ D. Brown,
BlakeS Farmer at Home family text book for the
try, by Rev. John L: Blake, d. d. ,,,-,,,,
For sale by II. D. TURNFR,
Pioneer Bookseller Raleigh, n. c..
October 11th, 1853 81
HREENSBOROUGH Mutual INSURANCE
0H COMPANY.--The cost of Insurance the Mutual
plan but small compared with joint stock COM
pany This company being located in the Western part of
the State consequently much the larger portion of the risks
in the West very many of which in the country
The Company is entirely free from debt; have made
and have large amount in cash and good
bonds and is therefore confidently recommended to the
public
At last Annual Meeting the following Officers
elected for the ensuing year,
JAMES SLOAN, PRESIDENT
S. G. COFFIN, Tice President
c. p. MENDENHALI, -1ttOrney
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
JAMES SLOAN, Dr. S. G. COFFIN
DIR. j. A. MEBANE, Jamestown
C. z. MxSDENHALL, WILLIAM A. WRIGHT
WM. s. RASkIN, Wilmington
Rev. c. F. DEEMS Dr. G. WATKINS,
JAMES NJ. GARRETT, Carolina F. College.
JED. Ii. LINDSAY, JOHN l. SHAVER,
W. j. McCoNNELL, Salisbury.
Grecnsborough. IouN H. Cook,
EF LILLY, Fayetteville.
marlborough. ]. ]. BrGGs,
W. p. MOORE, Raleigh.
Newbern. ROBERT E. Troy,
II. II. BCRwELL, Lumberton.
Henderson. DR.. RoB'r II. SCALES,
J. L. BRIDGERs Lenox Castle.
| Tarborough.
W. H. CUNNING PETER ADAMS,
General -1gent. Secretary.
| June 4th, S53. 5S-ly.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-12-14

WILLIAM W. HOLDEN, Printer and Pub
Usher of BuS5ee'S Supreme Court Reports, &c,
begs to inform his friends and public generally,
that he is prepared TO execute every description
of Printing on the shortest notice, and in
style which cannot be surpassed by any other
office in the state. Orders promptly attended
to-
STANDARD OFFICE, Rdleigh,
July 30, 1906.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-12-14

TWJHE FOLLOWING MOST POPULAR PA
n TENT MEDICINES: Sands and Townsends' Sarsapa-
rilla Ayers Cherry Pecora Dr. Jaynes Family Medicines
Harnptons Vegetable Tincture, Genuine CodLiver Oil
Woess Scheidam Schnapps and the famous Mustang Lin
iment All for sale at the Drug Store of II. rs:
September 9, 1883. BE-
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JUST 1NAuGuRArEn.

lied for any establishment at moderate prices such as
III please the purchaser and do justice to
9eral and invite attention to the following
tlcles ,nIrse, 7l,,,,. ,,r,,7,,,,,1s
piotr IA 1Ph; iI, nEr a. a n es dF.N o.
Fe'd Silks e1'1, - ~ =, - 49, 8
Msfd do do
Gros ea beSaples -sltOA '''sa1.
Pouit DeSof
Brocaded. Figd and plain silks,
Plain, .fg'd -, = white do.
= Worsted Dress Goods
Super French s 9s Mssiao, al shades
Plaid French DeLaines,
Printed Monslin do
Plaid Poplins,
Gala Plaids and pl2d Raw Silks,
Plaid valencians,
DeBege.
MOruning Dress Goods.
BIZ Bombazine,
Challey
=" Mouslfn DeLaines,
Canton Cloths,
q" Alpacca's,
.,.,, Nar,tftlas, Cloaks, SAasls, de-
Cloth Coais and TaI2mos- @so''As NFl auo ia'lia'
Tarletane and Cashmere Shawls
Scarfs aud Neck Ties,
BIZ and colSnasag nstiagg s5srl', aa
Low Priced Blanket do.
Dress Trimmings.
Plain and Pointd Blk Velvet,
oa,,a. IT,, m Cold I'D do. do
Ladies, and chdSee1s Sees saef @aaf4sas FIaanel,
RigaIetts iett 'I Hoods, &c &c.
Ncc, Sash Ronnot fToffst, and tr;rnino Ribbon, -
'7''i'' D''- G7ores. os, s4 ''''1.-s t''19'
c.o+s ord 1o5ios, ViS g."
SIX Ras,, !"
Cashmere
Boys Misses and chjFs5en Rannsts
Ladies' SILK Bonnet., .'0s"9's,
Mourning do.
1ass sea e's'Ss eoos@s straw large aG1 assortneat
Honiton, Maltese and brussels Collars
Gaos Ghemssetts and Gpderaleeves, 6G3dferaleeves, - - =. -
Muslin Baeds nemesetIs Sc &e Sed 80 Undersleefes,
Ladies' Hdkfs. from I2c to sa5, 90.
Hosiery.
haoes 81 81 h ana M MHiIe iIiI six Hose
White aS onJ GoIored cdi do %o.
Misses and Inf'ts @ VIII cold and md strira Hose
Gents BI'k, white and striped Hose. $50 : 80
BOYS Hose, (alI coofs.)
GENTS. DEPARTMENT..
Cassimeres
Sas5lnets' Tssinas St IMesds enS %ons;sd Seons %c
Cravats and French Neck Ties.
Ser1Gnt,s Wear.
Plaid and Solid Lnseys,
f>et'es 0e pi Jun Issor Is TN tinenti u IN
bt07sSetS ana r tdanets
1ce4 -. IL l2-4 1s-tBed Blankets
servants do.
y
uo
six and W orsted Flannes
Wech do.
In fact ell grades.
Groceries.
9auara 9 Is, 5 syrup, NT Femly 3i m1asses, :, r.
S Suo anu iocila, MO ana i11gura "a o3nce,
Lime Salt and Flour rlte " 'H'''" o@noAs'
-1'-' '''' 1amofeH flo ~, w. d c,;t.
c., , 1ootO =, toItGeS I ,, o1.e" u@tte'e.
0en' zen common Non Peged BOOTS
:. c;1 ilter i[p9t 5 9 o1' 40 -. ezsssz.>
:. 5Inge Ig and and double sole Brogans,
s m GiR 9o
Ladies BTk and Cold City made Caters,
With and without Tips,
Childrens Shoes.
W. II. & r. s. TUCKER. -
RaIeIgh. October ], 1853. 91+
Z I.
1NAA1IA a Il A1AN q w I'LL E1S
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENERAL
PRODUCE BROKERS,
PORTSMOUTH, VA,
Differ their services to the eirninq Planting rano and
Aanufacturinp Interests 8 '-
s=sE- We iii 80 ,tn;ot 44.;o :. c., .- e,.,t;.
rob1coo C"tts @ T EIr @ ,S ~ 11; ~ .;;pPiIg VI
NI 81 0o.'o, TiouLi San, rFoNlsicns, 9noeF, ana
T; M GIe p G ror"aFaIg lerenanalse ana win DespaIe9-
it Line fasser G9ano Cement and Saf always on hand
= Ii u.
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Fall Trade, 1853.

Fall Trade, 1853.
ED F. PESCUD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FUMERY CIGARS &c. is receiving theTgest and most
e9oang stock that he has EYER offered to the trade
any similar establishment in the South. Physicians and
prices of my articles before buying elsewhere.
Mr. Pescd takes this thank those Physicians
his efforts build upa Wholesale Drug business Raleigh
and hopes the time is rapidly approaching when will be
his line.
egh if want them filed promptly neatly packed and
forwarded with dispatch, upon terms 1rch ,ot gs1 9Gt'~
September 70, 1858. So
EpARGAINS BARGAINS THE SUBSCRI-
BID BERS offer their Stock of Goods for sale
view Of change of the the January when Mr.
Se6y will t retire d ro m the We Near & Of Re- Re
O''N ~. ''O' ''-' O0,,' 'N' sELBY & MURRAY.
October la. 1853. %
KNALL, Is53.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR THE
e past receiving his usual large supply of
ment for the Fall and Winter trade VICE. has been purc-
ased invariably for Cash. and which he the pub
neary hi9g wanted bE 5hs Farmer and
'''' ',-,''''O-- JAMES McKIMMoN.
HPLANKETs AND FLANNELS.-9-4, 1G-4, ia,
E5 ~ and l3-4 supr Bed Blankets Crib and Cradle do
White, Blue, Red and Green Macknaw blankets
Negro Blankets all kinds, Saddle and Horse do,
White, Red Yellow, Green and Gray Flannes all grades
In fa0f and fr sale by 0r JAMES MckoN
NEGRO GOODs.-KERsEYs OF ALL GRADES,
Marlboro and Gala Stripes and Plaids,
Cotton osnabqrgs and Heavy Shrtings,
Russet Black Brogansleavy Boots, just received and
for sale by JAMES MckLIMON.
TROCERIES.-LOAF,C CRUSHED, GROUND AND
SU CLARIFIED SUGARS
Java, Lagura, and Rio Coffee
Sperm Adamantine and Tallow Candles,
MADEIRA, Cherry, Port and Champagne Wines Cooking
Wines
Old Monongahela Whiskey,
Jamaica Rum Holland Gin
'i''0A D'0"n an" ''0'H N''' JAMES NE y McKIMMoN
ENATs AND CAPs.-FALL STYLE AND BEST
= = quality Moleskin Hats,
Servants Wool Hats Black Brown and Drab just received
Raleigh, Oct T. 1858. 93-
N RAGE AfANUFA cTURER: Also Manufacturer 10
Bent Fe!l9es Shafts Hubs SPokes Poes Spring Bars, &c.
All manner of Coach in the best style of
Repairing done the and the shortest
notice.
Frankinton, Franklin County, N. c. 97-
Sand Fancy Soaps Lyons Katairon Barry Trcopherus,
Rowands genuine Macassar OIL OIL Beef Marrow for
September g. 1858. So =
HDIANOS, MUSIC, STRINGS, &c.-ANoTHER
II Lot of new and splendid Pianos of fashionable style
-, e'>,' ~ '--N --,sst' 10 r. G. Music STORE.
a BEAUTIFUL OCTAVE MELODEON,
"a with three beautiful Pedals for inspection and sale
at the " MUSIC STORE.
MOTHER SUPPLY OF NEW AND FASH
MUSIC STORE.
A NEW SUPPLY OF PICTURES, WITH AND
wi WnGut dn also Gilt Moudings Of every
2 @ tlon, 1or ~ SAFE az a! me. lne MOSlC .STOKE:
EXCELSIOR SOAP.-8oO LBS OF THIS SUPE-
AZrOr family and for sale cheap by the box
pound, at WILLIAMS Il HAYWOOD'S.
CHELTFNHAn1 sALTs.zA supply ip steEs and