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A RTICLEs IN ROSEWOOD, &o.-LoNDoN-

A RTICLES IN ROSEWOOD, &c.-LoNDON-
EAmade Portable Desks, for Ladies Gentlemen
of which inaid With pearl have secret drawers and
lined with silk velvet Our assortment of Desks is very
clmpete.
Ladies' and Geptemen's Dressing Cases. of Rosewood,
Ebunv, &c. plain and furnished in variety:
Ladies Work Boxes of French English and German
ure, of VIII ch splenddly furnished and
very suitable for bridal or other presents.
q owe Boxes, of rosewood, ebony enameled wood &c.
OdOr Boxes of ebony rosewood &c, with bottles
plete.
Papicr Mache Goods, &c. Consisting of Port Folios,
Work Boxes Portable Desks Tabis Port Monnaies, DO.
These Goods of the very finest quality. -
For sale by HENRY D. TURNER,
n. c. Book Store.
Raleigh, January 6, 1854. 15-
MFRS. MAYNARD WOULD INFORM THE PUB
large WHITE HOUSE on Hsborough Street, three hum
dred yards West the Capitol and in the immediate neigh
borhood residence of the Rev. Dr. Mason and
opposite that of Mr. Courts the line of the Rail Road
that The Raleigh and CASTOR to the Central Rail
Road which HOUSE she respectfully presents to the public
q BOARDING HOUSE. She would be glad to
accommodate and every effort to please the travelling
community day boarders and monthly boardcrs. Her
TABLE shall be supplied with the best luxuries the mar
ket affords and every comfort added to those who may
choose to stop.
STALLS for the accommodation of Horses which
she will board by tn. day, week. month, at moderate
prices afforded Ostlers attentive and
dating will be ready all hours to obey the public CALL
MARTHA MAYNARD, .s&.-
H. PENNINGTON, Stp'nt.
Raleigh Jantary 10, 1854. 19-w&swy.
Rel g:ster will please copy.
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CIG4RS AND CHEWING TOBACCO.-THE
Gers Of the WEED will be glad to hear that the sub
sbr has received invoice of Superior Cigars-hne Cut
and Lump Chewing Tobacco various brands, and some
P. F. PESCUD.
Can't 10 1870 Sc
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-IIDOJy yCI4SS.-A LARGE SUPPLY OF ALL
w SIZIS AND QUALITIES, kept on hand or ordered,
to sait anv size sash at very low rates -.u-,o
Al 2 5o n fIf fher orders before buying elsewhere II
hey want good bargains. T. L. fE-oCSn' &c
Sept T. 1858.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, RALEIGH, N. c.
--.-.- january l1th 1854. !
SEALED proposals will be received at this office until 10
~ O'clock A. ~, of the 2Sth of February next for the
of
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DEDLARD OIL Is NOW USED BY MANY
EAsons in preference to TRAIN OIL because 1t is just
good and much cheaper \ supply for sale very low at
PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
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BEAUTIFUL OCTAVE MEIODEON,
- e. w. MUSIC STORE +"
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bor of advertisements will be taken for the
limited nuhpeiS ~ " ABDUCTION will be made any but
u paper S" will be inserted at onefourth
yearly t5e regular charge ,o,d;,,,. 1;nos
pressiOna OF ;tber the Weekly or Semi Weekly for
m insetIb or $40 for twelve mOnths or in both pa
* mfH ar six months or sl5 for twelve months S
the year. lree and others who may wish to send money
Sn6scOn can do so at all times by mail and at his
risk Receipts FL Tdor must come free of postage.
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STATE BONDS WANTED.-S3,nno IN STATE
y BONDS WANTED. Apply at the Standard Oihoe-
Sanf y 81
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a MOTHER SUPPLY OF NEW AND FASH"
a \ UNABLE N loN'i0 i's''' - - ' Music STORE
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...1(TS AND OILS.-A VERY LARGE SUPPLY
IN Ends Of PAINTS OILS, and VARNIsHEs to hand
and for sale lower than can be bought PESD III 'e
rost accommodating terms by T. + H00 - ~
1858.
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E aDIEs DRESS GOODS. HEAVY RICH
L Plaid Silks g.,r,
Heavy Brocade Silks.
Heavy Plain Silks ., GILL.
Baok Gro de Rhine Silks
Praocb P.snr De De Lanes Plain and Figured
Do Cashmere, do DO
Plaid Raw Silks
French and English Mernos -
s5 pieces cheap DeLane- EVANS 0ooAE ssE
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KADER BIGGS,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
.ssa Taniss HHarf,-7oao Point,
~ Norfolk, Va. -s----------
A Reterences-Messrs Bloodgood Co., E. r Tabb Co,
and alexr Bell Esq, Norfolk; Hon. Asa Biggs William
sto c.. Col. j. b. G. Roulhac Raleigh, N. c.; Lewis
Thompson Esq, Hotel n. c.
s. February i, 1854 as23-lysw
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NLUTES, FLAGEOLETS AND FIFE'S FOR
Il sale lower than any other House in the S1ae
Call at the N y. booh7o1OhE'
Raleigh, Nov. IA, 1853 Io4-
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Nv LIGHT" EVANS COOKE, No; 90.
Of Goods when al 10 speak of their cheapness it
T ha snd Egsns usual coGes a9e sSsad SsfeS c
in quick sales anu '' EVANS & COOKE.
.nedmpetition So
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DIANOs Music. STIFFNESS &c.-ANOTHER
Lot of new and splendid Pianos, of fashionable style
and elegant and finish, just opened at the no1E
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DREss GOODs.-PRINTED& & FANCY BERAGES
- Lawns Organdi and Printed Cambrics,
Plaid Ginghams and Silk LustOrs
Black Groe DeI2hne Silk and Plain black DeLaine,
Cambria Jackonee, Swiss, Checked, Null and Nansuok
Muslins, great variety -
-''1'A - - J.BRowN.
Raleigh 1852. 9E
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VWHOLEsALETR TRADE FOR MARCH 1856

EA7 HOLES- -AlE IItZAJB OIN NAzAAN n TOO.
wv OUR SPRING STOCK of Foreign and domestic
Staple md Fancy Dry Goods, is now complete The as
sortment is large and commanding. COUNTRY ERcHANTs
are invited to Call styles and prices feeling
confident that we offer great inducements any job
'NHs -i'"''' -' STEVENSON WEDDEL.L
Sycamore street. Petersburg, Va
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NALL, Is53.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR THE
Il weeks been receiving his usual large supply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, comprising varied assort-
for the Fall and Winter trade which has been purc
invariably for Cash. and which he assure the pub
lie generally he furnish at prices to please His Stock
nearly thing wanted by the Farmer and
Mechanic also the City Trade and would respectfully in
yite all to examination of the same.
JAMES McKIMMON.
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JOSEPH *. MARRIOTT,

=. RALEIGH, C. -
Office up stairs in the building occupied BY Mr.. B. B.
o4ssb. Feb. 1854. ss-sf
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JUVENILE B0oKs.-THE BoYHoOD OF GREAT
e1 men. Adventures in fa:fy-land, by Stoddard:
Mr.. Ruhefrds Children, blythe author of the Wide.
Wide World, Dollars and CENTS &c.
ZEsop in rhyme old friends in neM dress. -
The Little Dru1nmer.-Tip-top, or anoble ain.
Sparing to Spend, by 7. S: Arthur,
Tanglewood Tales, by Hawthorne: For sale by
w. l.. PoMER0T.
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SOAPS. Ac.-vARIETIES OF TOILET, SHAVING,
Sand Fancy Soaps Kathairon Barrys @
tho IAN , Ss saIsl h11 5 HAYWOOD & SCOTT.
September 9,s1853. = 90
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NROCERIEs.-LOAF, CRUSH
" CLARIFIED SUGARS,
Java, Laguira, and Rio Coffee,
Sperm, Adamantine and TallOw Can'
Sugar House Syrup and Molasses,
Madeira, Cherry, Port and Champae
Wines,
Cog. Brandy, warranted pure,
Old Monongahela Whiskey,
Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin,
London Brown and Scotch Ale, for s.
IAN
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WDLANKETS AND FLANNELS.-9-4,1 10-4, IL
Id 124 and supr Bed Blankets Crib and Cradle do
White, Blue Red and Green Mackinaw Blankets,
Negro Bankets-all kinds Saddle and Horse do,
White Red, Yellow, Green and Gray Fannes all grades,
Fancy French Fannels for Sacks, all colors,
In store and for sale by JAMES MCklMMoN.
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Ind,gn,ty to the President.

AZ idle and exag gerated rumors are being circua-
tod in relation to ndignity supposed TO have been
#rpd to the President yesterday, we have taken
oins 10 ascertain the facts, which have done, and
resent them as follows The President during the
norning, as is customary for the Executive at the
close oil session of Congress, had been at the Cap
;fol approving and signing bills. At about two o.
oIock all the business requiring his presence having
baen closed he left the Vice Presidents room, in
Company with the Postmaster-General and his pr-
rate Secretary.
On arriving at the entrance of the passage which
loads to the Senate chamber the President waited for
moment for his carriage to come up. While stand
inc there, young man, without coat, but other
wise dressed like gentleman, approached the Pre-
sideni, and, romarkng respectfully that his name
was Jefferts, and that he belonged to Charleston,
South Carolina, extended his hand, which the Pres-
lont took There was nothing in the language or
hearing of the young which indicated intention
al rudeness, although he was evidently IN a state
bordering upon insanity from the effects OF kquor.-
The yOnng man, after having shaken hands with the
President retired in the direction Of the door. The
carriage came up Immediately, and as the President
was sppnng in something struck his hat Mr. Web
srer inonlrei " what was that" The President re-
Mi d that = he did not know = but at that moment
observing the intoxicated young man making some
violent gestculatons he suggested 10 policeman
standing near that he had better take care OF him,
though at thai time it his own impression, and
that of Mr. Webster that whatever struck his hat
was accidentally thrown from an upper window. The
carriage was Immediately driven away, and the Pre-
sidenl neither spoke nor thought OF the occurrence
till information was brought 10 him that the young
man had been arrested for throwing what proved to
be the remaining portion OF hard boiled egg OF
which he bad ealen part, when he immediatel y re-
ouesed that he be discharged, and bis friends #
they could be found, be sent iCr to take care of him
We also learn that this unfortunate young is,
he stated, from Charleston, and that he came within
a few days with his his mother to this city, to visit a
sister, who is the wife Of highly respected and cs-
Unable gentleman. His delrium since his arrest
has been such 10 require the nterposion Of friends
to prevent him from inficng wounds upon his own
person He we understood, in the care Of kind
friends and we hope he may derive saIutary les
son from this Notifying experience.
W0ShlnotOn Ina0n. Gth inst
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Wilm ington. Juno II. 1851
OUR yoBurNG FACILITIES.

RS Having at last succeeded in procuring sufficient
number of printers prepared to execute every
description Of JOB WORK from Il VISITING CARD q n
to Posters of the largest SIZE with much greater
than before Our Types and Presses unsupass
by any North Carolina, and continually adding
our Office every an valuable improvement that is
brought out Our machinery all of the latest patent nd
procured within the year from the manufacturers. he
greater portion Of our types have also been received the
foundry within he time, and have been selected by
ourselves that need be afraid
thing old od-fasnioned We have within the prese
month unpaoked and added already extensive stock
of jobbng materials very considerable of the
est and vau"be types and borders suitable for
description of printing.
of Lading; any other kind Of printing rs hanIsoel
they be done at the North Our cha. ges will be
found moderate and uniform.
All work is under the personal supervision of the
FULTON 81 PRICE,
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WHAT, OR WHICH IS THE BEST
vERMIFCGE OR WORM DESTROYER


~ Is daily and hourly by parents anxious
for the health of their children. All who at all acouain cd
with the article, will Immediately answer,
DIR. M'LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE
has known one Of the safest RENE
dies that be used friend of lately handed US the
following statement in reference this Vermifuge
NEW YORK. September 81 1852
GENTLEMENA young lady OF my acquaintance had
long time very much troubled with advised her 10
Try Dr. MLanes Celebrated Nerminge Sue accordingly pur
chased and took VIAL which discharge an
uay large quantity of She immediately relieved
OF all the dreadful aympto this disease
rapidly recovered her usual health The young lady not
wish her mentioned her residence, however, Fifth
street and she Mrs Hlrde Manhattan place
Dr.. MLane celebrated Vermifuge Liver Pills.
be had at all respectable Drug
Is Purchasers Will please be careful for,
but DR.. Miane's Vernifuge All others, comparison.
worthless
For Sale by WIN. Ii. LIPPIIE illumination. \
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Marine Intelligence


Aug eSchr. l.. P Smith, Derrcksen, from New York,
to T. C. Worth; with mdze On Sunday afternoon last,
of Cape Hatteras. spoke Sch Col McRae. from Bati-
ScRr. Albion, Newcomb, from New River to Rankin s
Martin: with naval stores.
Schr Patron Beals from Hyde county, to Ellis Mitch
Schr Laura, Whiteburst, from Hyde county A Nor
gan ; with 100 bushels
Schr Mary Powell Davis. from New York, to Geo Har-
riss; with mdze.
Schr. Butterfly, Cooksey from Baltimore to Russell &
Bro; with indze.
9-Brig Fawn. Smith, from Boston, to H Flanper.
Schr Lamartine, Rogers, from New York tn Worth;
Schr Constitution, Kelly, from Boston, Rankin Mar
Steamer spray Price from SmithvilI", to II vanBok-
Aug Brig Marcia, Morrison from Bath, Me-, to ]. H.
schr. Arab wills. from Hyde county, to A Morgan witt
2, $50 bushels corn
Mitchell; with 1,500 bushels corn r,r. :.
Sehr Sally Ann Spencer from Hyde county, to Ellis
Mitchell with 800 bushels
Schr. Zenobia Paine, from Hyde county, 70 Il tostn
with 900 bushels
Schr. Palestine, Bell from Hyde county to master; with
800 bushels corn.
Sehr Ben Harrison, Spencer from Washington y C., to
T. Smith & Co.; with ,747 bushels corn.
Steamer Southernei Roberts, from fayetteTlie 10 '"
McRary & Co.
losteamer Spray, Price, from Suithvnle to A H. Van
Schr Wave, Dayis, from Hyde county, to a. Morgan
Schr Maria Ann Williams from Hyde county, to Master
with 1,025 bushels corn.
Sehr Acyona, Leach, from fhiladelpha TO Geo Harrss
with mdze.
b. Brig Active Bell, from New York. J. II. Flanner.
Schr Humming Bird, Bogert. from New York. to J. r
| Blossom with mdze
Schr 4 J. Der sset, Brewster from New York, De
Rosset u Brown; with mdze.
Steamer Chatham, McRae from Fayetteville. to l. C. X
&. G. Worth.
CLEARED.
Aug SSteamer Rowan, Barber, for Fayetteville, by W
| P. Elliott.
9.-seamer Spray Price, for smithve, by A. II. Van
Bokkelen
! Aug 9--Sehr Westport McCobb for Boothbay Me- by
! Peirce s. Dudley; with 1000 feet lumber.
l0--Sehr Theresa c., Townsend, for Philadelphia b,
Geo Ha1riss With boxes mdze. 81 bales yarn, 81 do
sheetng 800 bbs spirits turpentne 1874 do. roisn.
Schr AIontrose Winslow, for New York by r. C. Worth
with lumber and naval stores
/ Schr James Ward, Thatcher, for New York, by t.
Worth; with naval stores.
Steamer Southerner Roberts, for Fayetteville, by w II
NIcRary & Co.
Steamer Henrietta Allen, for White Hall, by Vessel
Eilers
Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithvillc, by ~ H VonBok
/ kelen.
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WIN. II. LIPPITT, Wilmington, n.


OUR Book-Bindery is complete in every article
cesary to turn out work in handsome and substantial style
Mr. Phillip einsberger, under whose charge Bndery
placed, is master workman, and have doubt will
give satisfaction to customers People in this section of
country have opportunity procure binding with
little trouble and it entirely with the public
whether the establishment shall be made permanent
have done part and look for the reward which
hope to receive the hands of generous public who
have heretofore literally paronized from the time Of
our location in Wilmington.
Our Bindery is in the building Immediately South of the
Cape Fear Bank, Front Street Work may be left at
the Journal Office, or the Biud,r
FULTON & PRICE.
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DAGUEEREoTYPEs OF THE Rocky MOUNTAINS
Inc Washington correspondent of the New York
Times writes
Calling upon the worId-renowned Col Fremont. at
ns residence, few evenings since, was favored
WIN an exhibition of quite number of the three
hundred daguerreotype views OF various points of in
' s'lN' passed by him during his recent expedition
WITH the assistance of young artist who belonged
~ DIS party. | hardly know whether to express
more admiration of the perfection of these pictures
a. a work of art or of the happy idea which sug-
5es.ea Il is method of presenting perfectly truthful
descriptions OF the country through which The eynIo
lGF passed Some of these views present ground
VI twenty or thirty miles; and, Notwithstanding thew
we're all taken in the open air, and under circumstan
osa winch make quite impossible for the artists to
LT"I themselves of some OF the chemicals indspensa
pc by Bracy Whehurst, the latter gentlem on
NEVER turned out better specimens of the art than are
many OF the Coloners plates
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The closing scenes OF Congress are watched with
interest by politicians lobby membrrs, and crowds
of others who actuated by no other motive than
that of ordinary curiosity But there is large class
of persons who watch these proceedings with intense
and painful soicitude, We refer 10 those who have
private bills and claims before Congress. Many of
Them have been doomed DISAPPOINTMENT year after
year Many of them have, for a long period of time
devoted all their and all their time 10 the nros
ecution of these claims. They have grown grey and
grown poor in their efforts to get them through
That of these claims unjust is quite as GER
tain that others just and proper. That unjust
claims ought not TO be aided by sympathy for age
and commisseraion for poverty, is equally certain.
Every claim should stand Oh it's own merits But
while bad claims should be promptly rejected. good
claims should be as promptly allowed. There is no
more melancholy spectacle than aged nan or all
lnhrm woman, with children and grand children de-
pendent OH them, engaged year after year in efforts
to get their claims through Congress After awhile
it beco mes monomania, and they can think, and
talk about nothing else.
1t Is TO be regretted that their claims are no,
promptly decided either the one way or the other
In many cases, such has been the amount OF tine
and money expended in their prosecution, that even
when allowed, success is nc Compensation for the
wear and tear of feeling, the coIsumption Of time
and the expenditure Of money
II their business is not dispatched earIv in the
session. but left to lis last days there are ten chances
to one that ii will be passed over for there are al
ways important measures OF general interest and
great Importance that claim precedence over them
WOSktHgtOn Seminal.
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CoMFoRTA BILE REFLECTION WHEN THE MERCURY Is
ST loO0.-A fearful thought obtrudes itself upon
the mind when the mercuIy is at 1907 What, if
by some combination of mind and sun, the heat
should continue to augment, till it becomes ten or
twenty degrees greater, AMI lasts for only few DAYS
Some portions of the EARTH and the structures upon
II, would burst into a fame and the population on
IT'S face would perish by thousands from excessive
heat. We perceive certain natural limits of heat
upon the earths surface 10 about hundred degrees
}e we take comfort in the conviction of good
Providence over ALL who has adapted man to his
haDtaton and has hitherto, as far as records extend
restrained the terrific element of caorc within GER
tam prescribed and tolerable boundaries. These
nave never been exceeded. We know it, because if
hey had been, man would have been swept in mo
men from the face of the EARTH and left no success
sors to disinter his memorials from the ashes Of =
catastrophe, with which those of Herculaneum and
rompeI were, in comparison, but ordinary conh4gra-
uOnS,-Newark -4dUertiser.
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pAGUERREOTYPEs

MIR. ]. Il. WIITEHURST, Nhe well known Artist)
would respectfully inform the inhabitants of Wilmington and
vicinity, that he has had his thoroughly overhauIed
and furnished i'll the best style, with all the latest i'm
prevemeHs in the art BY his arrangement of light, the
eye made look lfelke, however light may be the
features promnentthe dress clear and dtncthuS pro
ducng Picture superior to these very black pale likeness
usually taken by itnerant operators with ordinary
light He has also succeeded curing the valuable
vices celebrated Artist. Mr. NJ NJ Mallon, who will
he happy wait all who may favor him with call.
Rooms open from A. NJ, to Z. NJ, ut Mozart Hail.
Polly & Hart = store, Front street.
july p 272-tf
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From this il APPEARS, that in the course of years,
no fewer than / 24l ,42l Irish poor have come over
to Liv rpoo, of whom 865,272 have apparently emf
grated. We say apparently, for note is added to
The return stating that many who intend TO emigrate
on coming to England, find employment aud do not
leave the country; while many others whose object
is at first to find employment, em,grate when they
do not ind IT.
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WORTH REAPING!To sufferers from Scrofula-WonderfuI
case OF rcrouious Ulcer cured by oloways Ointment
PuSHary Ann Johnson, OF Batavia, New York.
for eight with scrofulous ulcer her calf a
led the bone resered to all kinds of remedies obtained
relief, until she IooWHys
Pills The Pills thoroughly cleansed and purified the d. and
although the wounds in most dreadful
nued applications OF the Ointment they have perfectly healed
and her health completely restored.
Establishment Professor Holloway Strand
[near emp Bar London) by all respectable Druggists and
Medicines
the United States in Boxes 374c &C. 81 50
sale the Drug houses Union
&' - Sands, New York a. o. BRADLEY, Wlmngton n G.
Thete considerable saving by taking largest sizes
n g DIRECTIONS for the guidance of patients every disorder
iDnl
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MARRIED.

In Duplin county on the 9Th inst by Rev Mr.. Sprunt
VIM. E. HIT Esq to Miss FRANCIS FAIsoN daughter of
/. Faisou, deceased.
On the evening of the Doth tilt by John Wooten Esq
Mr. GEORGE F. WHrTFIELp of Dupin county, to Miss Ma
RY Ann BlzzEIL, of Wayne.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
gIIE subscribers take this method of giving general no
tce QlipersIaS, that they do not intend paying
tain note of hand signed by Blany W iams principal,
and themselves surete- and made payable to Jacob
lars 24th of July, A 1854 and due, with in
teres date, the Is Of October, I554-which
understand in the hands of the said Jacob Smith
We also fOrewarn any person from trading for the
Our doing because the said is fauu
lent in every respect. FREDh GRADY,
EMANUEL KORNEGAY.
Dublin county. August 9th, 1884 2S7-tf