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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02
p. S. DRUM.


MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA UOrEL
MANUFACTURE and keep constantly on hand n
4,Ac complete assortment of fancy and Windsor Chair
also, bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks ookin
uiasses Dedstcads, &c, &c. Persons wishing to pur
chase Will do well to call before they buy elsewhere
we nre prepared to sell good article and as our term
are invariably cash, we afford to sell as cheap q
cheaper, than any other in the city, A reasonable de
duction made to persons buying to sell again
from distance punctualy attended to.
Galena, May, 1851. s.4x
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

AMBROY OYSTERS.
"A superior lot ofRobnson & Mentz' z's Ambroy OYSTER
"A in cans, and for sale by
April II, 1854. s,r
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Jackson Street, bettceen Third and Fourth
LOTT MOFFErT, Proprietor.
GOOD BOARDING, by the day week or month"; on easy
terms. have kept hotel in St Paul for five years and
consequently understand the wants of all who
pelled to board. Sign Snuare and Compass decl5d1y
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-02

VIM. SPRIGG HALL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and Com
missioner for Maryland Office of Third and Wa
bashaw streets, opposite the Post Office, st. Paul.
March l. 1855. dtf
WILLIAM BREWSTER,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE and Notary Public,
Bank Row, Cup stairs) Saint Paul. Feb. 2-dtf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-08
MR.. CAMPBELL, OF OHIO.

Mr. Campbell of Ohio who has received the great body
of the northern fusion vote for Speaker Of the House
Representatives, yesterday withdrew his from the
is Of candidates His remarks will be found in
port Of the proceedings Coming from the leader of the
great sectional party they entitled to consideration
What will most impress the reader in the speech of Mr.
Campbell well the five days baloting for Speaker
in the House. is the spirit of studied ignoring Of the
one halt of the Union and the recognition of the other
half the only part Of the republic party in Con-
gress of all the States and with votes TO control that Con-
gress representing less than half Of The asi Abolitionsm
takes long stride to dsunion when openly organizes
to destroy the rights of fifteen States with only mgjory
of members from the remainder Of the Unionl
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THE SOUTH IN CONGRESS.

Why is it that southern men, fresh from the fields in
which they have proclaimed themselves the most faithful
friends Of the constitution should show their eagerness
anticipate the evils by throwing their votes on the side
of the northern fuson We quite willing to believe that
such representatives honestly disposed to carry out the
wishes of their constituents 1t would be monsrous to
presuppose of things in which southern men de-
beraey assisted to precipate the evils of abolitonsm
upon the country. They must know, however, that the
which OF their members in Congress are
suing will suggest to their best friends at home the dark
est suspicious
The democratic party wisely taking the patriotic side
has unfured its flag boldly and however much old
agonisms and coalitions may prevent southern know
nothngs from ralypg TO it, not Of them deny that
the candor and the courage which have animated the de-
mocracy in procaimng their creed and in surrounding
their candidate with brave and unwavering column du-
ring successive baotngs the result Of sincere and
passionate attachment TO great principles.
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CONGRESS -FRIDAY.

SEsArr-Nothing was done to-day except business OF
an executive character
HousE OF REPRESENT ballots were taken To-
day for Speaker making 81 in all An analysis OF the vote
does not look favorable for speedy organization The
democratic members in their support of Mr. Richardson
continue to present unbroken front On the second
ballot Mr. Campbelrs up u.s. after which his
withdrawn large number of his friends concen-
ang upon Mr. Banks who received 40 votes on the last
ballot On the ballot Mr.. Fuller received 20 votes,
being gain Of votes since yesterday The highest vote
received by Mr. Pennington ID. The scattering vote
was larger than on any previous day
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OPTICAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and Nth The advice and consent Of the Sende
James Dunlop, Of the District Of Columbia to be chief
Judge of the circuit of the United States for the said
District 4a.
William NJ. Merrick, Of the District of Columbia, to be
associate Judge of the circuit court of the United States Of
the said District in the place of James Dunlop
John r. PaIham to be surveyor and inspector of the
for the port of Columbia in The State Of Msissip
p under the authority given in the act approved March
3, 1855.
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WASHINGTON CITY.


me- MI Bssxv NJ Lewis, Of Montgomery Alabama our sen
sI sv.. for tc atates 1ennesss~
sisted by c. r. Lewis, o. LEWIS aud shhuEL xwIu
<-Nr IsKANL e. JAsE No. lea south u AN ,,e. Pt,ade
phia general travelling cgen' assisted by wn H. WELD
loHS toLLiHs, IAhts j. HAnsr1r, r. 4. JAMES, Inos
d. Nor n. w. Moxp~os r. W. w,rrr VIZ. L. wATsHnAs
ALtn ~ oAHae, b. X Musrrs, BsS. r. swAn, T. AsnAAs
and r. DAVIS
Or Mr. c. w JAMES, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, oho
our general collecting agent for the and TeIns
assisted by H. THOMAS, 4. w. RAArAy, WLuAa H. IhosAs
THos. JAMES O. NJ. l.. WsgsAs, A. L. CnllDs and Dr. WIZ
fKwIx. Receipts Of either will be good
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making railway from Bslaklaya to their depot Of stores
The English have 900 mules and horses and about hal
that number of carts for their transportation, and II OOJ
men forming what they call their land transport eos
Baakaya Is crowded With vessels, and we were detained
three DAYS outside unable get in In fact tie vessel dd
not get in for week though we landed from the oatts
We went 10 the Crmca and returned In splendid Ing
ish screw steamer the imperador where treated
very handsomely. was sorry TO see The great number
American clippers Ia the service OF the French.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-08
WISCONSIN ELECTION.

A correspondent of the New York Journal Of Com
merce at White Oak Springs, Wisconsin, writes
I'VE just passed through exciting political
lately with the results still doubtful The
Webster and Clay wings voted generally for the democratic
ticket knowledge Of this fact will satisfactorily
for the 300 democratic gain this county a Fayete)
the election Of last fall, when the party their
votes with few exceptions in favor of Hon. q. G. Wash
hnrue. free soiler
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REDUCED yETERANss-The Pennsylva
philadelphia Wilmington, and Baltimore, the Reading the
Caawssa, and Elmra, the Camden and Amboy railroad
companies have agreed to pass the defenders Of the
try, in the Ut 1912 TO their national convention at
Washington city, the 9th OF January next upon the
same terms they carried 10 Washington the an
nrcrsary OF the battle Of New Orleans in January last
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FRos THE CHAMBER THE eRAvE.-The Boston
Mail says that three weeks since Sabbath evening last
seafarng named Field married TO young lady
at South Boston, and Immediately lett for On Mon
day the young bride buried she having been attacked
with typhoid fever Friday Of which she died in few
hours,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-08

A prscossoLATE wiDows-The Chicago Democrat oil
Tuesday says that arrived in that place few
days previous with the dead body of her husband when
she taking for burial On the route she fell 10
with young man. and on the arrival of the at CHI
cago they went off together leaving the dead body Of the
husband in the depot where il bas remained since,
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The democrats Of Savannah still maintain their supreu-


acy, Notwithstanding the persistent efforts of knownoth
ngism The Savannah Georgian of last Tuesday says:
The municipal election yesterday passed off in the most
quiet and orderly Nothing occurred to the
popriety of the OCCASION and the best feeling prevailed
all sides The ateness OF the hour which write
sary confines to the announcement of the result Mr. An
derson again been reelected by majority Of twenty -four
DIR. Screven. Ofthe board of aldermen demo-
congratulate worthy mayor upon his reelec
ton well the of the successful candidates We
have just also congratulate the democratic party
upon their majority in the board"
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HOW THE SUB-TREASURY WORKS.

The Boston Post says
m said Mr. Guthrie has effected all the transport
of specie for the operations Of the du
ring the past year, not only without expense bis depart
ment but under arrangements which have yielded profit Of
$4,000 What cutlery made against the cub
treasury Of the immense expense the cartng of
specie' would cost !"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-08

The democrats of Carroll county Arkansas have elected
their candidate for sheriff by overwhelming majority
his know-nothing competitor This looks significant
for the campaign of 1885,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-08

DEVOTED wlrE.--We have the following account OF
singular instance Of conugal affection and feminine
strength and endurance from an English paper:
/" An old couple in Newcastle became reduced to wani
and IL was necessary That the husband who suffered 1-
tremely from confirmed rheumatism, should be removed 70
charitable institution. lie besought removal to iia-
verton H and his wife had promised it. The journey
long and expensive one and only but by he
usual conveyance such must have caused the patent
much additional suffering The brave and aectonate heas
OF the wife strung to noble resolution TO satisfy ne
desire of her poor husband in the face Of these dtcu
ties She undertook carry him her back the whole
way from Newcastle TO averon by the highway route
distance of so miles This she undertook and performed
and the couple arrived safely the end Of their journey
within II hours from the time of their startings tempo
rary Durham having been the only iniermlssioh
faithful permitted herself between the banks Oh
the Tyne and the Tees"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-07
E N GIN e e NC.

HHHEUNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
IL pians specifications, and estimates and contract for
TEAM TEA , ENGINES and BOILERS. SAW AND GRIST
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS, AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Machinst and having had seven years
experience IN North Carolina am fully the wants
the people, ANA safely that my facilities for
VIII pay particular attention to putting up any machinery
IN any part of the States Of North and South Carolina
Agent for McClntocks patent Safety Valve and Scots
patent Brick Machine &c &c.
"a All letters TO receive attention be postpaid
HENRY G. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer,
Raleigh, n. G..
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SILAs BURNS. PROPRIETOR. BUILDER OF

SILAS BURNS, PROPRIETOR, BUILDER OF
~ STEAM ENGINES AND GENERAL MACHINIST
The above establishment has been successful operation
about one year and has turned out STEAM
ENGlNES and SAW MILLS that have operated in this
any other State. -
Orders are solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mills Mill
during the Summer and Fall The improved condition of
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road will enable me to fill
July. ~ e 1'' VI
The following certificate will show the character of the
work executed at the above Works:
"AURRY, Cumberland Nav IS 1852
Mr. SLAs BURNsDedr tSir: Our Engine and Mills made
ut your shops have been at work nearly months and
fully meet our expectations The ENGINE to FINISH and
STRENGTH PERFORMANCE and DURABILITY is inferior to none
IN the State of the class here or elsewhere The
MILLS run with smootlness and speed truly astonishing
IN ordinary saving we cut i'll sized log foot in
81 seconds or l6 feet minute run however
through an IS feet log in 81 seconds ct The rate feet
can cut 40 feet minute The only objection we have
heard urged is takes many hands to haul IN o and
carry away lumber. Yours, &C.. % ~
June 3, 1852. sa
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North Carolina Railroad.
HhN AND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY 1st ls55,the
u North Carolina Railroad will be opened for the trans
portation of passengers and eghts from Goldsboro to
Durham's, % miles west of Raleigh.
Passenger train leaves GoldsboroF daily 90 A n.
!" passes Raleigh !" 90
4" arrives at Durham's :" z 46 I"
RETURNING.
Passenger train leaves Durham's daily 00P. NJ.
'' passes Raleigh 80
.' f" arrives at GoIdsboro' do. 6 42 Z"
Connecting with the United States mail train the
Whining and Raleigh Railroad Goldsboro; the Ra-
leigh and CASTOR Railroad at Raleigh and Messrs Bland
Dunns mail line of four horse post coaches Durams,
running daily via. Hillsboru Graham Greensboro, James
town. Salem and Lexington TO Salisbury from which point
to Charlotte the North Carolina Railroad Company
running daily train. A through freight train leaves
Goldsboro every Thursday for Durams returning
Friday. way freight train will every Thursday from
Goldsboro' to allings, and return day. and will
make extra trips when necessary
WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer N. c. R. K. Co.
Jan. ], 1866 1861
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-07
5000 Russians Killed by a Small I)etacbment
OF TURKISH!

"A QUESTION ARISES IN THE CITY OF OAKS"
Anow, who sells the cheapest goods, but that tronbe
can Ca be easily decided Just by calling the beautiful Store
BROTHER who boast of their we'll selected stock for
the the Fan trade They have brought part eco pair of
few hundred different stiles of CLOTH beaver sattinet and
other Kinds Of roek and sack coats extensive va
rely OF SILK velvet vests quality as we'll MS
silk silk plush satn farmers satin down to Vests for rs
cents The latest style of Tamas and long CoaLs
and everything else usually kept in furnishing store
They pa cuary call the attention of gentlemen to their
oest Merno English Shirts from 81 25 up rs which
cannot be bought at snch prices elsewhere Ali articles
MADE to order in their manuctory Baltimore warranted
Also, tne stock of ladies goods not exceed bv any
for 5 cents yard ~ ~ ~
As our partner, Mr. JOS Schoss has sojourued in the
Northern Cities for four months in succession has avaled
himself OF all advantages Of the northern market as e
as any wholesale house the Union They can and ~ III
ana nave done 1t already undese any of their
Dali, 49,, j. SCHLOSS BRO.
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1900 Acres of Roanoke Lands and a parcel of
Likely Negroes for Sale.

1oOO Acres OF Roanoke Lands and q parcel of
Likely Negroes for Sale.
E\HE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO DEVOTE HIS
- time entirely to his profession offers for sale his
tarn six miles above CASTOR in county Norhamp
ton, and State ofNor Carolina The farm is situated IN
healthy and pleasant country, and wealthy and intel
Hgent neighbnrhood Upon the lrm there excellent
and well finished dwelling house; containing eight ten
rooms, and all necessary and conren5ent houses
the subscriber having considerable expense in fit
ting up and improving the place. expecting at the
make it his home for life The tract about $50
acres low grounds r@i because crops are seldom if
ever injured by reshes large portion of the
IN It's original growth. hickory dogwood &c The is
well adapted to the cultivation of wheat tobacco and
cotton and susceptible of the highest improve
ment The subscriber has taken pains improve
his land by dchng and the Of fertilizers The owner
OF this farm has only the facilities afforded by the wa
tiers OF the Roaneke but the Railroads so convenient
that he can with ease breakfast home and Raleigh
PETERSBURG or Norfolk In addition he has the
OF large manufacturing mill in hafa mile of his residence
portion the upland has been highly manured and
eeued IN wheat and winter oats another portion
1t good stand of clover The subscriber is very anxious
TO sell his farm and will do for the 900 dollars
and allow the purchaser ire he desires it.
ergetc ana industrious with fifteen hands pay
alone ~ ~
The subscriber for fair price would sell the purchas-
er ten or fifteen hands Eyoung and women.1
During the session of the Legislature address me at
haIe'gh A. Z. JNO B. BYNUM.
Dec. 1854.
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KADER BIGGS & CO.,

GENERAL COMMISSIUN MEhOIIANIS,
Tuniss Wharf IGarm Point,
Norfolk, Va.
Pefyoocrs-Messrs Bloudgood & Co.. E. p. Tabb, Co.,
and Alex'r Bell Esq, Norfolk Hon Asa Biggs, William
ston " c.. Col. j. B. G. Roulhac, Raleigh, n e.. Lewis
ThcnlpSon Esq, Hotel, n. c.
96-lv
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LEWIS N KING,
Com IN on NJ erc h a II tS,

m o n VI TC II dHIS1
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
j. B. LEWIS formerly of Franklin Co, \. e.
Dir PErroN KING, of Pickens Co., Ala.
A. NJ. Lewis, authorized agent of Raleigh, N u.
-IIllnh q DO
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-07

n YON,s RAT PILLS, THE MOST EFFECTUAL
remedy used for the destruction of Rats Mice &C.
orby WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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CH OSS & B RO.

DEALERS ....-
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, &c,
RALEIGH, N. C. r-+
e~- Call at LouGEE's New Brick Building, next door to
Col Hutchines' Sadlery Establishment.
J. SCHLOSS BRO.
Raleigh, 20, June 1854.
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rFrom tbn Murfreesboro' Gazette


Mssrs. IN looking the last number of the
Gazette, found communication from cur friend Mr. H.
T. Spers recommending DIR. r. H. Worthngtons Cholera
the public for the of DalrhGa, Dysenter
kindred diseases. Having experienced in
case happy effects of its well other members
family, safely say that regard superior to
remedy have used i'll experience OF twenty
years. would, therefore, recommend it TO family
as invaluable remedy and every individual to procure
bottle and keep by them i'll these times of cholera
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-07
GREENsBoRoTIGHn MUTTAL LIFE IN

~ TREENSBOROU(H MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
pany offers inducements to those wishing effect lnsur
for life rarely presented by similar Institutions.
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and those
only Eembers Of the Lompany-ened to such profits
as NAV be realized from accumulated Premium Fund
and from the large of Deposits in the Trust De-
partments Of the Company, which kept actively
poycd.
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants own life
the lives of slaves for year. term of years. at
moderate rate of premium.
Deposits of money lived in the Trust Department =
the operation of which is that of Il Sdcngs BdRkand the
deposors allowed interest the of per per
for time exceeding four months per cent
over four and exceeding months; and per cent.
for any time six months.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded o any required address.
d. p. WEIR, Sec. d Treas.
e. S.nten,ber 1874 Sly.
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HNXTRACTS FOR RFLAVORING,-Rose Vanilla,
Ia Orange, Lemon Butter Almond, Cinnamon and Pine
Apple in store and for sale by
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-07

EDAINT MILLS.-A GREAT LABOR SAVING MA
II chine for grinding colors and which every painter
should have; for sale at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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NoRTH-CAROLINAM MUTU'L INSURANCE
successful operation for than years
to take risks all classes property the State
except Steam Mills and Turpentine Disleres fa
Its Policies property amounting to s45ooOOo,
large portion of which is in country risks and its pre-
sent Capital Six Hundred Thousand Dollars in bonds
The cost of Insurance upon the plan of this Com
pany has been less than onerd of per cent per
NUM- on all grades property embraced in its operations
Officers of this Company GREGT6Rs fT tRr pRssont year;
&, :$s $:S
81. d. TURNER x ALExR MITCHELL, Newbern,
s. w. WHITING, ; W. \. II. SMIru, Murfrees-
GEO. MCNEIL Fayetteville, H. B. WlEllAs Charlotte,
J. G, WR1GHr, Wilmington, JOHN b. BARRETT, Milton,
JAS. E. HoYT, Washington, A. T. SuNMY, Asheyife.
JAMES sE i5! Sloan, Greensboro, .-.-,.--..
OFFICERS.
J: G. B. RorLHAc, President,
HENRY ID. TURNER, PicePresdent,
S. w. WHITING, Treasurer,
JOHN c. PARTRIDGE, Secretary,
JoHx H. BRYAN, 1ttorney,
j. HERsMAN, General 1dgent,
5so,h SiiiHs WnnlH1as, Executive Committee
-, JOIN PRIMRosE,
addressed to the Secret@Gy @ty post paid P61p1ncp
Raleigh Jan. II, 1865. 49,
II sURANcE COMPANY, Raleigh, n G. This & Company @
the lives of individuals for year. years.
participating in all the profits of the Company For poll
granted for the whole term of life when the premium
therefor amounts to $780, note be given for half
the amount of the premium bearing interest per
without guaranty.
The prompt manner in which all losses have been paid
by this Company together with the low rates of premium
present great inducements such disposed to in
SLAVES insured for term of from five years.
for two-thirds their value.
All losses paid within 80 days after satisfactory proof
is presented.
DIRECTORS.
Cu.p wy
WM d. HAYWOOD, WM ID. Cooke,
JAMES +. JORDAN, r. IL. BATTLE
QUINToN BUsBEE WM II. JONES,
III. w. Hustled, +. c. HILL,
WM H. MCKEE, SEAToN GALES
CHARLES B. ROoT.
OFFCERS
DIR. CHARLES Z. JOHNSON, President,
WILLIAM ID. HAYWOOD Iice President.
JAMES F. JORDAN, Secretary,
WILLIAM III. JOKES, Treasurer,
ii. W. Hustled, -ittOrneH
CHARLES f. JoHNroN, NJ. d. .Hedcut
WILLIAM ii. Mckee, NJ d. Board IF
RICHD. B. HAYWOOD, NJ. ID. ConSuLtdtion.
WILLIAM ID. Cooke, j
w. w. HOLDEN, : Ececutice COM
CHARLES B. ROor, nittee.
]. HERSMAN, General -4gent.
For further information the public referred to the
pamphlets and forms of proposal which be obtained
the Office of the Company, any fits Agencies
Communications should be addressed, (post paid)
7 f 4 ,Se-refu
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Murfrcesboro', Aug. 80, "a.

This is certify that have used Dr. r. H: Worhing
tons Cholera Medicine in my family for the last four
weeks several of Bowel Complaint common
vicinity, with invarabe One of the cases
was that of negro child, four five months old
enaciaed by the effects of the disease that its
life nearly desPared of, when my wife happened to
think she would try the Cholera Medicine and did
with complete success in less than fortyeght hours
am thoroughly of opinion that family should be with
fine medicine.
Given under my hand, this Sd day of October "a.
A.. w. DARDEN.
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NLAZIERs' DIAMONDS AND KNIVES
u In Store and for sale by
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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MCPHEETERs H. CHsELlS J. W. AANii>'
A. NJ. McPHEETERs, 81 co.
Wholesale GrOceTs,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ofice 1T -ls. g. R0,fno&e Square,
NORFOLK, VA
REFERENCES:
TuoN4s P. DEvERECN Esq, Halifax, y. Z.
GEO. w. MoRpEcN, PIest Bank of the State OF \: Z.
C. DEWEY, Cashier
W H. JOKES Cashier Bank of Cape Fear.
L. OB. BRAScH President Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
Nessrs. Reid 4 Soutter,
Dr. " c. Whitehead, A0iJ0k.
PreS't Farmers * of Va. }
Alex. Bell, Esq.
MeSsrs. Spence & Reid. Bati1nore
"a b. Blossom & Son, -Neer York.
SeDtember IL, lSii s.