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The CLOCK AT ST.. P.u!.'s, LONDON
"A writer in the Foreign Quarterly
.hus describes the machinery Of tins
great London clock:
The pendulum is f"rtccn feet long,
and The weight at the end OF it is one
hundred weigllt: the dial ON the uu'
81 q is regulated hy smaller one
within; the length nf the minute hand
IN tue exterior d'als is fifteen feet.
and the length of the hour hand is
eight feet, aud the weight or each sew
rnl. five pounds: the length of tn,
hour figures two feet and two and :;
half ilchcs. Ia the face of tic dial
is III aperture nl, about il foot square
through h which visitors are allowed iu
iio',ude their heads t. observe til,
ian'iS IN rniinn. tc minute hnuh
'akin@ Il considerable leap at ra,i
Sw.ng Of the pendulum. \ gentle
man Was ut one time inuulgin. hi
curiosity in this way, the hand being
ai,n,c his head, ard afterwards turn
in- , lu"i below, remained in that
l'u~itiun, mill. .Hn nlirmpiiig'tn move
nc found the minute hand close upu,
The back "i his neck, and was totally
unable To- rNlrira'c himself III IL short
iinr lac would have been ry:tAh!v
>uil'cairL. even il drra ,la!inn had
n"t cr>urd. Fortunately. Il friend
Aa> with iin, who hastily >l,lnunnr.
assistance. alrl the clock was 50 rc,
ln>l IN time tn save his life. 81 ,c,
al time. the guide takes care TO Jan
ton visitors against prnl"ESinu illv,l
uh>crva;rnMS At Il crr;aii period il
every hour. r., fine toned l;cl
which strikes clearly distinguished,
from, every other bell in the mclrnp
lis, and has been audible ut the di>
Inicc of twenty miles. 1t is about
ten feet in diameter. and is said /,
weigh four and II l.ali Tons. The bel
Is l"Iird "n the death "t' amy mcm,rr
at the VA! family. "i' the ord May
or. Bishop of London. ar the Dean
81 the tn,hr,I,al. The whole rx;rl.>,
Tor building illr Cathedral VAS arnnl
Il II, lli'n and il halt pound; sterling.
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Oh sing on yet !
JAoUEs.

A New BULLET ExrRAcroR.-An En-.
glsh,nan by the name Of Miles has con
structed All instrument which, it is
thought, will insure comparative casr,
Tapidty and safety, i' the process of cx-
tractirig bullets from wounds.-lt is
ahus described:
i'The contrivance consist of small
air pump and cylinder, to ~ hich tap Is
affixed. To this tap is attached su.ta
BILE length Of ll'xibe tubing about quar-.
ter of IN inch in diameter. lined IN side
with silver wire, to prevent ITS coll ll,pSing
AT the other end nI lh;s tab, there is n
. small globe, from which tube sulf :icni-
ly minute to pass into Il buil.t wound is
fixed. The end termi' aling with an India
rubber collar. On t top of the g;obe
ther is small tap, in order to admit a
probe To pass down the tube, to sound when
ON the bullet. The mode Of operating is
ihis:--A vacuum is created in Tie cylin
der, the tube before. alluded to is ascer.
tanned 10 be on the ball, the zap in The
acyIlnder is opened, when the bullet he
comes ti>ed 10 the tube by The vacuum
thus erected, and 10 thus withdrawn. Tho
great merit OF ihs invention consists in
: lts obviailng tho necessity for The painful
! and dangerous operation Of cutting out
bullets. and by its means a medical man,
with the aid OF an assistant To work at
the air-hninp, would be able to accn,npl, b
the work winch now occupies many sur
&geons: Whom the cylinder is once ex-
yhauste1,,i it would extract several bullets,
Without the necessity Of agan working
Tho air pump. Tic Medical Board has
t,, ID p
maker tn5fitup The apparatus
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The leading merchants of New.Or

The leading merchants of New.Or
leafs, in II meInuria! To the Lpgisla.
t"re of Louisiana requesting that
measures be taken to improve the
navigation of rivers in the State, say
that from $4,000 to 10000 ba.es of
cotton, and 5000 to $4,000 hogs
heads of sugar, worth S9uO.O0O to
81 100000 are now due here by the
streams "t our State alone, aud are
Kept itnn our market by the want ot
nayigation."s
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he great my >tery in thu case was
the entire loss of all trace of the ball.
1t was not in the vrntritIc into which
1t had certainly passed, nor was there
amy perceptible wound Of the aurirlc
I" mark lis passage through it. III
tins state at things, .,he large ven of
which We have spoken vas tied, aud
4 he heart and that part at the vein we're
taken on: ana placed in water. While
they We're undergoing macerntipn, the
young man who was attending TO the
n,accrall"n, Thought there were, cvi
dcnccs "t II bruise OH what is allied he
tricaSpid valve. There is nm oval
opening betw cen the right nnricle and
vrntrcle which is closed This valve.
The discovery thus made by ,nnccra
ton gave clue To u search for tn,
ball. AS il had evidently, by the
pr"jcclilc force of the puw,ler, passed
through the ventricnl aud into the
right auricIr, through the oval open.
ing, the search t;'r it was made in tic
lar.c vein of which we have spoken
us the vessel which conveys the blood
from the lower members 1T the body
INTO the right auricie This vein is
the largest in the human budv. The
two veins from the right and left ex
tremltles unite together opposite the
fourth bone in whit is called the loilIs.
and make this large vcnous trunk. In
the right one of these two Tuins the
ball was found. .
We have heard of n remarkable
case in a q,adrnped, which ca,,e un-
der the observation ofga ply ysician mt
the Virginia Springs. This physi..
can was fond oi, hunting, and o.ln.le
occasion he killed buck that was cx.
tra"r'iInarily FAT. In opening the ami.
mai he found the heart entirely trans.
fixed with an cld:.r stalk, which had
run through it. 1t was evident, from
appearances, that this elder slick ha |,
been in the heart for a length I'll; time.
The wound, Which it had made i'm lis
'n@rc>s had al! healed ,..!ecl!. and s.u
trace ut inflammation WAS uiScovcra.
bic. There was no sign OF disease in
the substance "t'liie heart in which The
stalk was fixed. This animal hail
| struck himself, ut s,mes. ijulu,E vioieI,,
!, against 'lh- rlicr. Tal,;eh ti;il,,ijSrsl
his heart, anI \a'nr: ha! cured him.
!r 'ec"vclci l,nIi his :. nnd. and ia,
ally died at the hands "f Il doctor.
We have gathered these items ~
Information for omr rraIcrS, because
| "t the 4"nrral surprise manifested at
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WAsnINGroN's Passions AND SESs1.
nlLrrlEs. -tiri~woid. N uiS '.RrInbIi
ca. C"u't,' .r a,c> lhc following
anec,l",c "t WasI,inglot:
Edmund Randolph had been an
Object of Washington kindly interest
from his yo"tlI; his powerful influence
had c: used him To be elected Govern
or of Virginia; he had appointed him
sncccs,ircly Attnrney General and
Secretary OF State, and had treat d
INN III every way with unlimited
confidence, and almost par, ntal tn,.d.
ness. The vulgar and violent abn-r
with which hc WAS as>aIrd in the
l'ssracrd minister's "Nindica,i"n,"
therefore inccnSrd him to an rxt,anr
'inaiy degree; the occasion was one
"f those IA winch his T. rling~ Tor IL
| '""arnt obtained Il mastery over his
sell control. We have from ,nuuc,.
l'"nabIe authority an anccLn,c illus.
trallnT this. which has not been iitl,rr,
L" published. Up II til, eltr,nrnl ui
the boundary between PcnnS, Ivania
aud virginia, some uf Wash nutun' :
lands irli Within The Inr..cr State. ANA
The late MIR. James Ross, Of Pntsburg.
was his agent Tor tie sale OF lhcr,.-
lie came 10 l'nlilhciphn to settle his
account, and sc ding word to the Pie
>idcnt that he would w.iJ ull him III
l1Is r!.:a,u!r, wa, invited to breakfast
The next morning. On arrivi z. he
/" lnl all The iadirs-thc Cu,lis.s.
LcwiScS Mrs. Washington and others
in the parl"r, obviously in great
alarm. Mr.. Ross described thrn MS
gathered together in the middle of the
rom, like flock OF inr,rid!cs in IL
field, whrna II hay" is in The nciyhhur.
hood. Very soon the President eli
tered, and shook hands with Mr.. Ross,
but looking dark and Inwcriny.-
They went in /" breakfast, and after II
Ii'lI' whlr the Secretary of War came
in, aud said to Washington, "IInvc
y"u seen MIR. R;.nd"lph's parnphcl?n
Il have" said Washington, and by
the eternal God, he is the damnrdc>t
liar on the face of the ear,h!" and as
hS Hl'phe, hc Drought MS list DOWN
upon the table with all his strength,
and with violence which made he
cups and plates start from their places.
Ross said he felt infinitely relieved,
Tor he had feared that something ~
his own conduct had ncra>iune,l the
blackncss in tn Presidents c,,linle
nance. The lr Chief Juslic. G,bNn,
had this from Ross himself: AMI he
nnrnti"Ird it ut tho house OF the late
Mrs. john B. Wallace, at phiadcl.
pia, a< showing thai, naturally.
Washington was Il man rx;iaordin
ary passions and svnsibililies.
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SINGLE BLESS sEDNE~s.-Sh Shcct-irnn
qnllt>-bluc n''>rS-Irosty bnlcS-ice
IN the pilchcr-,lnreLrcnrd Iinel,--
hrclless socks--cntlrr >wretcnch with
icicl's--gutta prrcbn biscuits -fla,by
teak. dull rnZors--c"rns, coughs and
Observation-Disclosures misery, Mc.
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MATnIMoNy.--lIpt buchwhcat cake,
VAIN bcdS--comtnr'able slippers
smoking collcc--rnuu,l arms--rcd lips
shirts cXulling in l,,lt'n---rcderrn.
ed >t"ckinss-boot jack,--hnpp!ncss,
&c, &c.
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It Is stated that the Hon. Jefferson
)ayis wants the appointment to the
neW Brigadiefship.S
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a LIVE NoBLEMAN.--There is an
amusing story concerning the last
arrival of the Mexico at Galyeston.1 -
IL appears that among the list Of
passengers Oh the manifest the name
OF the Earl of Durham was legibly
recorded. The news quickly spre,d,
and was soon communicatedt to the
English Consul, who. in the generosity
"i his nature, took rooms for his noble
conn'ryman at the fremont, and then
proceeded to the steamer to convey.
him to his quarters, when "sone grain.
mistake was discovered. Tho Earl OF
Durham on The Mexico proved to- sbsi
~ large Durham bull from Kentucky
The Consul was doing we'll Eat last
nrPniipk., -ta2 - s = ,s3!3I
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Poetry.
For tic Bunner.
Address to the t6Ocik hSiTG.

l.
TT sony dot, bulc oi lie ani love;
Bleak lN,mer's wind h,,h ceased 10 b!nN,
Aud -sumny:Spring. begins 10 gov !:
The rces lave lost ,hci. ting. u. woe,
And wanton birds hcgin 10 coo.
II
y" ',''- vs.
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1t is said, that there is d project
afioat in California Tor the establish.
ment OF an independent republic og
all that portion OF the Unitad States
lying west of the Rocky Mountains,
including he State ot Califagnia, sha
2territtriesof Washing ton and ofsgai,,
and large portion Of New Jexiss,o
70 begin With, & ~ }
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The express Train on, the Hudson
River Railroad ON Friday, ran thirty
miles in twenty five minutes. w
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-12

SLAS BURNS, PROPRIETOR BUILDER OF
- STEAM ENGINES AND GENERAL MACHINIST.
The above establishment has been in successful operation
about one and has turned of the best
any other State. 1890
Orders solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mills Mill
Gearing and Machinery of description to be
curing the Summer and Fall The improved condition
the R1leigh and CASTOR Rail Road will enable me to fill
July. " -
The following certificate will show the character of the
work executed at the above Works:
~ AUBRY Cumberland, May Is, 1852.
Mr. SILAs BURNs-Dear Sir: Our Engine and Mills made
at your shops have been at work nearly months
fully meet our expectations. The
STRENGTH PERFORMANCE and ABILITY is inferior
In the State OF the class made here elsewhere The
MILLS run with smoothness and speed truly astonishing
IN saving we cut in sized log, foot
3% seconds or l6 feet minute. We have however
an Is feet log in 80 seconds feet
per minute by running to the top speed fully believe
can cut 4u feet per minute. The only objection have
heard urged is takes many hands to haul up logs and
carry away lumber. Yours, &C..
June 9, 1852. 50
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DREpARAT1oN FOR THE FALL AND

HRREPARATION FOR THE FALL AND
II WINTER CAMPAIGN, 1S54-'55 AT THE CLO-
THING BAZAAR. Having completed the extensive aaol-
tions wholesale department. which have oeen uner
past the pleasure of
cling that both the lower and upper rooms OF TINS man,
H0th COthiu1 Establishment well filled with the largest
of seasonabe and fashionable 0htRg ever dls
played at the time in the Old Dominion. The hrm
invite especial attention to the quality Workmanship
styleand price of their clothing believing that in all re
specs has unrivaled claims upon the at tenton OF TN
Wholesale purchaser Especial attention is gwen at an
selection that the purchaser OF
small stock will only have those sizes which mt the MAORI
of customers and leaving them with clean stock at the
close Of the season.
Our stock comprises every thing property neiohgng 10
the Ready Clothing and Gentlemens Furnishing bus
French Black * Dress and Frock Coats s18 to S5
Frolish q to 20
American and German 6 to Is
Fancy dress and rock coats of every desirable Color
Cloth Cashmere, Tweed and Beaver Sacks, half Sacks,
Frocks and Paetos varying in prices from three 10 "ei'e
dollars
Over Coats of every suitable style of goods in market,
from the lowest to the finest grade.
Coaks, Caiedonians Julien and Talna
PANTs-in large and choice assortment may De
styles to suit all tastes black Cashmere and frenGn DOC
coors. .
VEsTs-Rich Plush, Velvet, Grenedne Florentine and
Baratha Silk Cashmere Imitation Cashmere Blue and FAN
cy Cloth Black and Fancy Satin, Farmers Satin, with
of and wedding vests not surpassed
by any establishment.
Our Furnishing Establishment is we'll supplied with eve
ryhng pertaining that branch of the business as Gloves
Shirts Collars black and fancy Cravats, tocSs Scarfs
Drawers Money Belts Dressing Gowns &C. &c Our prices
will be uniform and low goods Of the same qualty can
be purchased in the Northern cities. ~
To the csh and prompt paying purchaser sohclt Call
to examine stock before making their purchases
Clothing Bazaar, Syc. and Dack ST.
Patn SbI,rcr nnhpr
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NGIN EERING,
June ., 1852

TNHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO FURNISH
IL pans specifications, and estimates and
TEAM TEA 1 ENGINES and BOILERS, SAW AND GRIsT
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS, AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Machnst and having had seven years
experience in North Carolina, fully of the
the people, and safely that my facilities for fur
nShlng good Machinery at fair prices unsurpassed.
will pay particular attention to putting up any machinery
IN any part OF the States of North and South Carolina
Agent for McCntocks patent Safety Valve, and Scott's
patent Brick Machine, &c &C.
"a All letters to receive attention be postpaid
HENRY G. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer
Raleigh N. C.
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II TY OF CRAVEN.--In accordance with the pro-
visions of the Act of Assembly incorporating the Atlantic
North Carolina Railroad Company the County Of Ora
subscribed the Capital Stock of said company
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
order the instaments which may be due, and
which may hereafter become due said subscription the
said County proposes to negotiate loan loans to be
cured by the bonds Of the County.
By the order directing the issue of said bonds they will
bear interest at the rate Of ce" G0nu0 payable
Se1i-unnudy the Merchants Bank of Newbern, at
the Fulton Bank of New at the option of the holder
bonds Will be redeemabe the first day of july
thousand eight hundred and and not before
without the of the holder The bonds will be issued
with ConS attached, which will render the collection of
the interest simple and easy.
The security upon which the said bonds will be based,
will the real and taxable polls OF the County of
Craven. The present assessed cash gae Of the real estate
of the county, million hundred and nine thousand
eight hundred and tweny-tw dollars, and the 1u6er Of
tarable polls three thousad five hundred and eghtywo.
Proposals for said loan will be received and all other
cessary information upon this subject will be furnished by
the subscribers application to them at Newbern
GEO. i'E s. STEVENSON, Craven gnes County. 1"
Newbern Sept Is, 1s54.95f Register will please copy
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RESIDENCE For SALE.

Wake County, n c. Situated five miles West Of Raleigh,
Immediately the Central Rail Road. The DWELLING is
large and convenient one handsomely situated The
ings Kitchen Icehouse, Barn Stables &c, &c There is
variety of Fruit Trees, Grape Vines etc.
The Tract of Land contains 1870 acres6o acres of which
being good meadow land. Other lands, if
wanted may be purchased adjoining.
In consideration of its healthf and convenient location
and many valuable improvements it is in every respect
srable place of residence
Any persons wishing purchase invited to call and
examine the premises for themselves at early day
practicable q. MEREDITH.
Dec. 20 1854. ST.
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BIacksmithing, Horse-Shoeing, &c.
NDWARD YARBROUGH, Jr., HAVING
IL erected Blacksmith Shop at the corner of Har
gett and Wilmington Sts prepared to have all work in
the above line executed with and dispatch The well
known Jim Atis with competent assistants, being per-
manenty engaged he is enabled to have the animals
trusted to his shod in a workmanlike manner
Raleigh, May 20, 1854. 54|f
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.IRsT IREMIuM I4SMUT AND sCREEN-
a VALUABLE PINATATION FOR SALE.

a VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
"A Wishing remove South L will sell on favorable
terms, the plantation which reside formerly own
ed by the late Henry j. c. Run containing about 1900
COnenneac creek, where the Wayne andsGreenc
lines unite with that of Edgecombe large portion ofthis
plantation rich bottom land subject overflow and
is well adapted to the production of cotton and corn This
plantation is favoraby situated, being within miles
of Black Creek Depot the w. r. r. and within five
miles of the Greenvie Plank Road, and has been long
kn of the most valuable in this portion of the
st E. RUFFIN.
mber 1-SWtf
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p. F. ESQ d,

wv OLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
w Raleigh, N. c., IS NOW RECEIVING HIS
idly increasing demand having justified his purchasing
many articles original cases. which he has hitherto pro-
cured small quantities. usties him in offering unprece-
dented Inducements to his friends and customers To the
de-he will sell the most popular Patent Medicines at
Propretors prices and respectfully requests dealers and
the public generally to give his stock and prices exam
nation before sending their orders North elsewhere.
March 1854
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S25 REWARD.

S25 REWARD.
ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON SAT ,
H6,urday morning last, a negro woman named ELLEN,
about five feet eight inches hgh dark compexion and
had purple hOmespun DRESS and had with her cop
peraschecked homespun dress. l fear she may obtain
free pass endeuvor to free State She is %
years of age
reward twenty-five dollars will be paid for her ap
prehension delivery twenty miles west of Ra
leigh the Haywood road for lodging her in any JAIL
that get her again. - -
Wake Co. Nov. 9, 1854 1O1-tf.
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MURFREEsBoRo', n. G.
Dr. r. II. WoRTH1NGToN: 1t affords pleasure to say,
that we have Cholera Darrhea Medicine for the
twelve months and have found it invariably successful
sion to use it. We entertain high appreciation of its
lue hesitation in expressing the opinion, that
it will prove to be a valuable family medicine.
RICHARD &. COWPER.
B. +. SPIERS.
Oct II, 1854: 96-tf.
For sale bY Williams & Haywood Raleigh N. c.
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KADER BIGGS & CO.,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Tunis's IEIafE ToacD Point,
Norfolk, Va.
and Alexr Bell Esq, Norfolk; Hon Asa Biggs william
ston n c.; Col j. B. G.. Rouhac, Raleigh n. c.; Lewis
Thompson, Esq, Hotel N. c.
Octoh 9b-1V "
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HN NREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
offers inducements those wishing to effect Insur-
for life rarely presented by similar institutions.
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and those
only Members Of the CORpany-entitled such profits
may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund,
and from the large amount of Deposits i'll the Trust De-
ployed
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants life,
the lives of slaves for year. of years.
moderate rate of premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that of Sarings Bdnkand the
deposors allowed interest The rate of per per
time not exceeding four months per
four and not exceeding six months and per cent.
for any time six months.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address
ID. p. WEIR Sec. oe Treas.
Greensborough N. c. September l, 1854. Sly.
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nj EATHER FOR SPRING

II EATHER FOR SPRIN
-AA SALE AND RETAILING respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have in large and most
excellent Stock Of Leathe" and FTndlnHS for the Spring
Trade, which will sell rs low other establishment
South of New York and for less price than they be had
there of travelling freight &C. considered
All of purchases having been made from the lmpor
tiers and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from our own
Tannery places it to sell Goods as above stat
ed Those who wish to buy cannot lose by giving our stock
both price and quality Below enumerate some OF
the leading articles viz
20 dozen of Crawfrds Calf Skins his maker had the
premium awarded him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1917
40 dozen French Skins best quality,
40 American Calf Skins
80 g" Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
80 " Band Leather
Lasts Bootees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools OF every
kind Tanners and Curriers' Tools
Also Sewed Brogans of manufacture, warranted
to give satisfaction and other articles too
to mention at No 81 Old street. opposite RnRp
N. B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered TO at our Store.
Petersburg, May ), 1852. If
WNIRST PREMIUM !-SMUT AND SCREEN.
II ING MACHINE YOUNG'S PATENT. IMPORTANT
ceved the first premium the North Carolina State Fair
and recommended the public the best in use in
the Seven hundred of them running North
Carolina all of which operation and have given
and durability having and perform as
well they did first and have not been out OF order
day We have thrown out ten different smut Machlnes
to make for this They warranted for hVe years.
and delivered ut the Mill any where in the State.
JNO A. McMANNAN
South Lowell, Orange County, N c.
Anril 16 1854 4-tf
70 Cut this advertisement out and keep it.
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Murfreesboro', Aug. so, '54.

This is certify that have used Dr. R. H. Worhing
tons Cholera Medicine in my family for the last four
five weeks several of Bowel Complaint, common
vicinity with invariabe One of the
was that of negro child, four five months DID,
emaciaed by the effects of the disease that its
life nearly despaircd of when my wife happened to
with complete success in less than foryght hours
thoroughly of opinion that family should be with
out fine medicine.
Given under my hand, this Sd day of October, "a.
a. w. DARDEN.