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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-07

CHANDLER & Co. S ExPREss-Mr. Chandlee
called on us this morning and requested US to
State that the reason why the baggage was not
delivered at the Hotels, as complained of in
yesterdays Star, was on account of the refusal
on the part OF the proprictors to pay for its de-
livery.
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We WOULD remind our readers that the last
lecture of Professor Johns course is to be given
this evening in the new lecture room at Ca
rusi's. The views presented are very splendid;
and the information relative to the present
question of the Greek protectorate. is from one
who for years came in daily contact with all
classes of orientals
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WANTS.

" ANTED-A good colored NURSE. To such
w one good wages will be given Apply to
J. r. McALLISTEH,
1eo I-3ts Az st, near CITY Hall.
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{ NARDENER-Wants situation BY Young
" man, who perfectly understands his business
IS married and has no incpmbrance. Goot refer.
-nce can be given from his last employ er and Others
Address ID X at the Star Office.
feh Its
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EOR RENT-Two rooms and cellar on the
l. corner of 9th and I streets, at present occu-
pied as Segar Store.
10 ans person wishing to engage in the business
would sell the stock which is small, together with
the fixtures, on accommodating terms.
Apply early, on the premises.
2-en3t&
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Report ef the Pennsylvania Railroad
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 6.-The annual
meeting Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
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DLANkETS-
ID A large stock of Blankets from 81 up, some
extra good. YEkBY, TEBBS VERIFY,
Corner of It'll street and Pa avenue.
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" ANTED.-PURCHAS FOR TEN Pr
w ANOS.-We have effected all the necessary
arrangements and pledged ourselves for the TEN
PIANOS before the first of May In order to accom-.
pish this, We have determined to offer our Pianos
It unprecedented low rates, making astonishing de-
ductonf for cash, and exceedingly favorable terms
to those who desire to purchase on time.
JOHN +. ELLIS,
feb TT Pa. are. bet 9th and 10Th SITS
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LrOR II Z THE two three.story WARE
- HOUSES on 9th street, opposite the west end
OF centre Market, at PRESENT occupied by p J. Rad
elf. Possession to be h on the LIST April next
For terms apply to John H. semmes 4 Co., mkt
door. MURRAY SEMuES
fah ALL
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

LfOH RENT-A two-story frame HOUSE. con-
Il tanning six rooms 1t is situated on 22d st
between Pennsylvania avenue and st. Posses ion
given Immediately. Inquire of GEO. 4. KIDWELL.
at Greeves Smiths Lumber Yard 9th st, near the
canal. fb7-Its
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WANTS NEGROES-Thes subscribers are
W. all times in the market buying SLAVES. pay
ing the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
Tor sale will please call at 2i2 PRATT STREET Bal
umore, Md Skaters old stand.) Slaves taken on
board at rs cents per day.
feb 2-1Y NJ w L ElMnpCII
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LfOR NE MA new and comfortable btick
Il HOUSE, containing six rooms. situated on the
corner of ~ and streets, Island Terms $40 Der
month. Inquire next door feb --sta
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LOR NENT-A two-s DRY brick DWELLING
situation excellent and terms easy. Apply to
I. S. MYER, + street, tar 18th.
feb --3t&
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A LADY from the North, having leased one of
"A the new built houses on G street. opposite tie
Patent Office. with modern improvements, bath gas
&c, would accommodate few gentlemen with par
Tors and bed room. Breakfast from to IL q. NJ
supper from until II m. Those DESTROYS of a
comfortable house and fine rooms can have them by
immediate application to
jan 25-2w* MRS CHlS GRAHAM
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10 II II e 1.-Two large Rooms or Halls
pleasantly located on Pennsylvania avenue
Apply to +. N STRATTON,
feb 6-dlw AuctioBeer
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PERRyaN pArrvr DE

DLANh Books; Inkstands; Envelopes Of every
ID variety, penknives, porto monnsies. combs.
brushes folders. blue. black, and red Iuks ipdeIl
ble ink, Green's pencil eraser, States driving peu-
els, metallic memorandum boots, extra blottine
psper, card Of all kinds
And a. good an assortment Of SHEET MUSIC q
can be found in the District. -
Persons "a want Of book Of popular mudc oaA
make selection on accommodating terms at
WIMER'6,
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ROOMS For Rent,
IL Inquire at Mrs. LAMBS,
feb 6-3'* opposite Wizards Hotel
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VI We have now on hand
! IS heavy superior Travelling shswb
Il Which We viii sell low FOR cssh.
=. - - YEKBY, TRBBs YKkbH,
Corner Of 7th strsst and Fen. ovvo1es
dc lit
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stIeet HOIIH, Oct. ON anu IN SIS. west.
jan 26-eotf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-06-14
DR.. M'Lane's Liver Pills.

vs. When the proprietor of this invaluable rem
edy purchased it of the inventor, there was no
medicine which deserved the name, for the cure of
Liver and Bilious complaints, notwithstanding the
great prevalence of these diseases in the United
States. In the South and West particularly, where
the patient is frequently unable to obtain the SER
vices of a regular physician, some remedy was re-
quired, at once safe and ~effectual, and the operation
of which could in no wise prove prejudicial to the
constitution. This medicine is supplied by DR.. M
Lanes Liver Pills, as has been proved in every in
stance in which it has had a trial. Always benef-
cial, not a solitary instance has ever occurred in
which its effects have been injurious. The inven-
ton of an educated and distinguished physician, il
has nothing in common with the quack nostrums
imposed upon the public by shallow pretenders to
the medical art. Experience has now proved, be.
yond a doubt, that Doctor M'Lane's Pills is the best
remedy ever proposed for the Liver Complaint.
vs. Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR
MLane's Celebrated Liver Pills, and take none
else. There are other Pills, purporting to be Livel
Pills, now before the public. DR.. M'Lane's Live
Pills, also his Celebrated Vermifuge, can now b
had at all respectable Drug Stores in the Unitet
States and Canada. 81
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illness, that this great man left this mundane sphere.
No more shall we see his venerable form move ma
jestically among US no more shall we hear the eA-
pressive sounds ofhis voice while discharging the
Onerous duties of his Office. He has been connec-
ted with this Institution more than thirty years, and
during the whole of that long period he discharged
his duties in such a manner as to give entire salts
faction and gain the highest admiration of all with
whom be had to do. His life was an example OF
punctuality and promptness, which was well worthy
Of. imitation by the young gentlemen who have from
time.to time been under his charge; for as soon as
the notes of the College bell were heard he was reg
ularly at his post. Ina word, he wab Ia man re-
markable for his stupendous talents, his highly cub
tivated intellect, graceful and winning manners
By these qualities he was enabled to erect a mOnu-
ment of fame more durable than brass, and beget
in our hearts reeollections which the wand of OBJ
livion can never obliterate. We feel incompetent
for the task of composing a eulogy worthy of this
venerable Professor, therefore we leave it for an a
bier pen. A STUDENT.
A FACT WORTH REMEMBERING. In this
age of empiricism, when "Cure-alls" abound, a
medicine which has stood the test of scientific IN
vestigati N, and received the unqualified approval
of the medical faculty, is certainly a rarity. Such
a medicine is Stabler's Anodyne Cherry Expecto-
rant, which has been by numbers OF
the best and most experienced physicians, used by
them in their practice, with the happiest results,
and invariably gives relief in Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, and diseases of the lungs and throat gen.
orally. 1t will be we'll for all to bear this in mind,
during the inclement season now approaching, as
by so doing they may be the means of preventing
much suffering to themselves or friends. See de-
scriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the agents,
Price of Teach, only SO cents per bottle, or six bottles
for 81 so.
For sale in Raleigh, by P. F. PEsCUD, and by
Merchants generally. Al
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From the Christian Sun.

A FEW week since man styling himself
{ Rev. Marcus E. Cross came to Suffolk and
introduced himself as a Presbyterian Minister
and an agent Of the American Temperance
Union at New York. He preached and lee
tured at the Methodist Church and called upon
our citizens and obtained liberal contributions
to aid the Temperance Union. Some sus-
picions being excited concerning him after he
left, we addressed a letter to Rev. John
Marsh, D. D., Corresponding Secretary of the
American Temperance Union, and received
from him the following reply which we give
below. Temperance papers would do well to
copy, that the way of this clerical imposter
may be blocked up. Hes stated while in Suffolk
that he should visit Petersburg and Richmond,
and afterwards North and South Carolina.
w. B. WELLONs.
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WarrRatnn 9FmaIF GuIlRqF.

This is an institution gotten Up by the citi-
zens Of Warren, at a cost already of S25, 900,
nor the promotion Of finished female edueation
The College has been placed in the hands Of a
Board of Directors, who are deeply interested
in its success, and whose aim will be to estab-
lish an institution inferior TO none in the
country. No pains or expense viii be spared
to accomplish the purpose Of its organization;
and with the advantages of its location, as TO
e~asiness of access, healthfulness, de-, &C., it IS
confidently recommended 10 the public a.
worthy of patronage and support. The Direc-
tors assure the community that a competent
corps of Instru tors will be provided, and that
every branch of education apperfaining TO
Collegiate female instruction, will receive spe-
cial attention.
The exercises OF the first Session of the Col
lege will commences on Thursday the 18th Of
June. prox., and it is highly desirable that
pupils should be present at the opening of ths
Session.
The charges will be he same with those of
the schools heretofore in this place. 0T- Fur
Their specifications in a future advertisement
J.. BUXTON WILLIAMS.
Sec. to Board Of Directors.
Warrenton, N. c.. May %. 1854. 4O-Sw.
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MARKET.

FOr1C0TUeU Oy "A. M. MCHI1EElEhO W.
Breadstuffs, the accounts per Niagara and Arc
tic are adverse to breadStufs, but Flour, owing to
the light supply, continues to hold its own. We
quote superine 50, extra 81, family % "a 10. Cot
ton, dull and drooping-no sales to quote FROM
Naval Stores, Tar is more plenty-sales at S33.
Common Rosin $18, fine and No., 50 "a 81, Spts
Turpentine dull at Al "a Acc. Slaves, w. 0. Pipe
$50, hid $43 "a A. Dbl 80 a 81, Heading SO,
R. o. hid dull at $35 @ SO. Bacon, very dull with
heavy stock; no change to note since our last. Lard
10 @ 1Ot. Hay, scarce at II O. Is for parcels
from store. Lime, Thomaston $I8 @ II, VIC. II
@ 1s, burnt oyster shell lime zoe. per bushel. Gro.
ceries are quiet without change. Guano in good
supply at prices before quoted. [June 10.1
FAYETTEvILLE.-The market is well supplied
with Bacon, but no change in price.-The principal
ales of Cotton were made at s4.-Corn is scarce,
and wanted at 81 10 to 81 Is per bushel.-The re-
ceipts of -four are light, and demand good. Sales
from wagons on Thursday at SO % for superfnc.-
Spirits Turpentine is in better demand at an i'm
provement of q cts-sales at 374 cts per gallon
Raw Turpentine, no change.
New YORK, June 9th-cotton declined &c; cof-
fee sales of Rio 81 -four has 25a37c, southern now
going at S.S73a9.5O weeat dull corn higher ro-
sin-sales of $3.50 bbls at steady rates.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

GEO. H. KELLEY, Grocer and Com. Merchant.
Naval Stores-Virgin has advanced to So Is,
Yellow dip 2 Is Hard 40, fair demand but little
coming in Tar is in good demand at an advance
from 81 to 50 IS; Spirits Turp. is in good demand
at 4Oc, stock light. Corn Meal, supply equal to de
mand 90 to Csc; Flour, Faytt. in light supply, hav-
ing advanced from 81 to 50, sales on wharf to-day
at better figures. Grain no arrival since last re-
port, Corn in good supply, a few cargoes would sell
quick at 80 to SAC. Lime some 5000 Bills. have ar
rived and sold on private terms. Provision in good
supply, N. c. hoground 81 to 10c; Hams 1O4 to
lie; Lard supply light at 104 to lie; Mess pork
II to III, prime Is to $16. Timber, sales of 20
Rats from 6 to IA as to quality. Lumber (River)
has ruled dull this week 6 for scant of wide Boards
and 10 for flooring p thousand. Coffee, Rio II to
l21; Lag. 124 to Is; Java 154 to 16 Sugars N. O
6 to 81, Portorico 81 to Il; Yellow II to Sc.
T10a IN
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RECEIPTS FOR TIFF AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1 each R.. B. Vance, Ashe-
Vile; NJ. L. Boon, Buncombe; NJ. J. Williams, G..
j. Williams, Moringsville f; ]. Lane, Miss R. Bea-
man, Greene S. NJ. Thomas, Ga. A. Brett, Muir
freesboro'; B. J. Mitchell, Rolesville R. Thorp,
Oak Hill; NJ. S. Davis, Oh. Hill; A. Watkins, Nor
woods; J. +. Pegram, M. Gardner, Guilford L..
Pearson, Johnston ; j. T. Foard, Rowan j. II.
Ward, Beaties' Ford W. D. Hall, Poplar Grove ;
M. Fain, Murphy; R. w. Joyner, Falkland ; w NJ.
Russell, Stanly; ]. Baker, Va; J.B. Young, Ashe
W. Hyman, Windsor J. Brady, jr, Gatesville; W.
NJ. Bishop, Palmyra L. Brown, Guilford; D. W
Jones, I. B. Wilkinson, Leachville; J. Whisnant,
Duncan's Creek; W.. D. Ballard, Middleton; E.
Abrams, Sparta; Miss E. B. Gibbs, D. S. Gibbs, jr,
Hyde; Hiss G. Berry, Camden G. L. Brockette
Currituck; c. J. Rogers, T. J. Horner, Wake Sc
H. Waugh, Jefferson SIS B. T.. Cryton, Anderson
S. c.; 50 ]. Rogers, Wake; So DIR. R. Hooker
& Co., Petersburg S. J. B. Odom, Norfolk.
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JOHNSTON

a CLASSICAL Male Teacher. of experience.
2 is wanted to take charge of Johnston Aead-
Also, a Female Teacher. A gentleman
and his wife or daughter would be preferred.
The situation is desirable in every respect,
as there is a prospect of building up a perma-
'nent and profitable School, in a healthy and a
greeable community.
Rev. T. Garard, a.. j. Leach, Wm. Turner.
Simon Smith, John McClain, VIM r. More, II.
H. Finch, S. Woodall, j. 7. Leach,-Trustees.
Leachburg, Johnston CO., n. c..
June 3. 1854. 80 81
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Spirit Of te &c., 3akgg, yag Garoina. - 8 Gsnptrns aS

iron feet, stepped in the cauldron of his ma
tive hell, smokes with the hot and Kissing
blood of the human hearts he has rushed over
and mangled in his giant march across the
blessed land of our hearths and homes
Thoughts crowd thickly upon thoughts,
but this Letter must here close. We will
talk of these matters further, however, when
we meet you again. ONE OF US.
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

By ROWLETT, HARDY & Co., Com. Merchants,
Dealers IN Fertilizers, Agricultural Implements, d..
Corn, Sales at SOC. Cotton, dull at &c. Wheat,
prime parcels 50, ordinary 81 so a $50. Tobacco,
Lugs 5 q Z so, as in quality; Leaf, common to
"a $40, Dark tobacco in good request t at IL O. Is
SO. Guano, Peruvian, $50; Mexican $35.
JuDa IN
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PRICES
RALEIGH MARKEr.-wholesale Prices.

RALEIGH MARKET-Wholesale Prices.
Reported expressly for the Spirit of the Age, by
JORDAN WOMBLE, Grocer and Commission Mer-
chant, Target Street, Raleigh.-Flour S. so TO 81
% Dbl. Corn 95 to ST % bushel. Meal 80 @
81. Bacon hog round 10 to 104. Lard 10 to
lie. Butter Is "a 25. Fresh Pork p ID Z a Sc
Fodder p hundred TBS 81 Is "a 81. Market bare
of all descriptions of produce.
Lima 10 l25A
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BATcBELDER's WIDOW. We learn from
the Washington Star that the Senate PEN
sion Committee have agreed to report q bill
granting three thousand dollars to the widow
of the late deputy marshal Batchelder, who
recently lost mis- life in Boston in aiding in
the execution Of the lqys ofhis country,
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MARRIED

Near Henderson on Wednesday morning 9TH inst,
by Rev. A. G. Harris, MT. Andrew j. Harris, of
Henderson Division to Miss Martha A. B G. Farrar,
daughter of Jordan c. Farrar.
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RALEIGH, June 3, 1854.
Regular meeting Of the Board of Commissioners
held this evening:
Present-W. D. Haywood, Esq, Int, Messrs. c..
B.. Root, Seaton Gales, S. w. Whiting, 1. Proctor,
VIM. II. Mckee, A. N. German and E.. Smith, Com
missioners.
On motion, the Intendantw was directed to have the
roof of City Hall painted.
On motion, Dir. E. Johnson was re-appointed one
of the City Watch for three months, and Mr.. Mad
ison Crawley was elected additional City Watch for
same time.
On motion, Mr.. Murray was directed to have the
cistern repaired near Mr.. Roots store.
On motion of Mr.. Whiting, the Treasurer was
instructed to pay any order of the Intendants a.
bout the late case of small poS.
On motion, the memorial concerning the Flour
Inspector was laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Whiting, a committee of two
members of this Board was appointed to confer with
the Rex Commissioners, &c. Committee, Messrs
Whiting and Mckee.
The weigh master, Mr. F. M. Gully, made hi
quarterly report, and was directed to pay the amour
due over to the City Treasurer.
Board adjourned.
J.J. CHRISTOPHERS, Clerk.
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1861.
HENDERSON MALE ACADEMY.


THE second Session of this Academy win
commence on tue first Monday in July and
continue five MONTHS Good board can be OBJ
tained in the village or adjacent country at 81
per month. 1t is very desirable and important
that pupils be in at the commencement Of the
Session.
Rates of Tuition.
For Primary Branches per ses ion, SO 90
For higher English Branches, u so
For Mathematics and Languages, Is 90
For further particulars address
II. D. BRACEY, Principal. =
June IA, 1854. 4I-4t
~ Standard and Register inert 4 tin es
and forward accounts TO Principal.
Es- The Anniversary of the PleasantHil Tenn
perance Society viii be held this year at Pleasant
Hill Church, in Chatham County, on Tuesday the
4th of July.
Several speakers expected, and The public ihvi-
ted to come and hear.
June 5, 1854. 4g-2t
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A JUsT SENTENcE.-On Wednesday Eve
fellows were brought up in the police court,
Cincinnati, for whipping their wives, and
sentenced to q Enc of ten dollars and cost
each, ten days ia a dungeon, and fed on
bread and water, and $500 bail to keep the
peace for one year,
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Ee F. F. Foster, says the Providence, R.
/. Transcript, has come to the wise conclu-
sion of abandoning the Rum traffic in that
city. He says that it has cost him over $4,000
in fines and costs growing out of prosecutions
for violating the law of the land, and he has
no more money to spend in that direction.
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ano fanilp Meeklg Nebsgaper.
Chatham County.

Rev. DR.. Weatherly will lecture at the following
times and places, on the Reform question of the
day, viz: On the 18th june at Mays Chapel 18th
Maroney's Westinghouse; 18th Bear Creek m. h.
18th Moore's Chapel; 18th Piney Grove; 9th Mt.
Vernon 18th Rock Spring, near Pittsboro'; Doth
at Mt. Pleasant Both Bells m. h.; July at Mo-
rings m. h.; July 2 at Chestnut Ridge, in Alamaace.
THE appointments for previous days did not
reach us in time for our last paper.]
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OXFORD MALE ACADEMY. H. HcRSER,
" Principal, horton VENABLE, Assistant. The
next session will open the 10th of July and close
the 1st December.
Board and tuition for the session SOS.
Oxford, N. c., June s, 1854. 41-t20J
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A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAIEs-Alex.
IA Creeeh has on hand about 400 yards Berage
and Berage DeLaines for Ladies' Dresses which he
will sell at 5 per cent on New York cost. They
are new and beautiful goods-bOught within three
months in the City Of New York at low prices. He
invites all persons in search of a bargain to call at
once. A. CREECH.
Raleigh, June 5, 1854. 40-6t
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Mr.. MARsH'sL LETTER.

NEW York, Way 2oCh.
Rev. w. B. WELLoNs-Dear Sir: / know
Mr.. Cross very well. He was here not long
since and he got some tracts from US, but he
is no agent of ours, and he has no authority
at all to take up collections for us, and does
not do it. If he does so it is under false
pretences and must be stopped. I am much
obliged to you for giving me notice, and if you
can cause the enclosed letter to reach him |
shall be Obliged.
Yours Respectfully,
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pOLTING Cloths, French Anchor, No 4 to 10.
PULLEN & BELVIN.
Raleigh, May %, 1854. SO
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T. TAYLOR & Co., Columbus, Ga.
GARYsBURe. Nortbampton CO.. N

GARYsBURG, Northampton co., N. C.
The Cotton Gin which I purchased of you last
fall has given entire satisfaction. 1t is everything
L could desire it to be, picks clean and fast and
comes up to the description 1 had of your Gins in
every particular. hope nv friends in this coun-
ty and elsewhere who want a good Gin will buy
one OF yours. Yours, &c.
T. T. JARRATT.
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e. r. TAYLOR & CO.'S
Premium Cotton Gins,

N again calling the attention of the Planters of
i North Carolina to our superior Cotton Gins, we
do so with renewed confidence after their great
success during the past three years, success unsur-
passed if equaled by any other Factory in the Uni
ted States. We last year added one more Premium
TO our long list, by securing the highest Premium
for the best Cotton Gin, at the North Carolina State
Fair at Raleigh, thus securing the highest recon-
mendation of the North Carolina Planters them
selves.
Below we give two of the many certificates and
recommendations we have received from Planters,
Also, a list of a few of the Planters who have used
our Gins, to whom We would refer for full ~particu-
lars respecting them.
We sell our Premium Gins at 81 so per Saw, and
deliver them free of expense at Wilmington. All
orders by mail or through Agents, Messrs. DeRos-
sett 4 Brown, Wilmington Samuel Oliver & Son,
Newbern; and Andrews & Washington at Colds.
borough, will be promptly executed.
E. T. TAYLOR & CO.
Columbus, Ga, May 27, 1854.
As there is a wide difference in the quality of
what are called I" Georgia Gins" Planters should
be particular in ordering, to specify "E. T. Taylor
d Cos Premium Gins as that is the only name
by which our Gins are known.