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The Gar of Russia is Dead,

GONE predict cessation hostiities Europo-ohers
iifer from this opinion hut thing certain. the
10 nh - VIZ - 80 u se.ins :, sh fersi..
of floods brought the mountains
which that have been bought about soc
a Advertisement enumerste 1.-THE the stock
hand but would call the of the pueiie the
sooo yard. black Gro de sue n Gro i Rhine SILK.
eseo :. figured silk and plain do;
1000 yards plain made and black French DeL.ne. These
are selling excellent goods at use, all wool.
3ao " Spring DeiAines, ever, variety.
1000 - figured Challes;
3GS0 " Plain and 81 Bsrase.. most reeen. styles.
ooco Manchester, kHftston and French GinghsEs. To
Of Ging CHAINS We particular at
DOMESTIC GOODS.
shirtinss, sheetins.. French. English aud American
summer Psn,soonery Linens ehiiren's sum
Linen cheeks, Crash Iosesns Lipen NAPKINS, TaSle
Covers, &c.
Hosiery and Glove Department
We have received during the last week
leo 3oE black cotton Hose good srticie at &c;
$50 dozen "0men's slate Hose. fire article, Ice;
2eo white Hose, from toc up;
10 - Ladies SILK Gloves. sc:
SO White linen lidsis warranted all linen, Sac;
10 Youths silk al
20 Gent. plain wh:te and eOiorei hordered Iidsfs;
~ " French tordered aud embroidered Linen Hd.:s:
20 Ladies French needle Collars from Toe
3 fo a' ksi I.si' Chem Chez i .set,s
Also. Just received invoice OF "A 81 color.d
persons in want Of Goods call and ex,min. cur
Dry only to he si Al the New Yor. Store mkes
every article marked at The lowest pricesshere
the child ouy cheap experienced and
R JACKSON.
Ne" York Cash Dry Goods store.
n Country Merchants win ind their interest to
March 49, 1855. nu
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DEMOCRATS DESIRING THE SINhTSt1 SHIP
Almost every mait brings US the news .; some
prominent member Of the Old Line Dcmoc-
racv shaking off the shack!es of tie parry,
aud coming over 90 the side OF Right, Justice
and truth.
TIE latest, Mr. NJ H. Johnson. candi-
da.e for Congress in the Hon led hitwe!'s
district, in Virginia thus explains his position
to the people in answer 10 several questions
proposed him by his constituents:
In taking this position | am fully aware
Of the grave responsibility assumed BY any
one VITO dares in this free country OF ours, &c
announce himself as a candidate for any Of
fee, without the consent or approba.ion OF the
party OF which he is a member.
Mr.. Kidwell. the present representative,
has taken that responsibility, and as | reeog-
Mise in no one any peculiar claim to office,
from the fac, that he has heretofore been the
occupant, his position as a candidate for re-
election does not prevent others from becom
ing candidates for the same office.
AS to my position either past or present.
[ desire no concealment. Il tras 4 supporter o,
tie administration Of General jackson, ana
voted for Martin Fan Buren,, Janaes Il. Polk
Le,ciS Cass, end Franklin Pierce
In answer to the third interro. atory pro-
posed | will say that in the platform of prin-
ciples adopted by the American party of Nir-
ginia. see nothing to object; but, on the CON
trary, much 10 admire and approve-those
principles have been published in mos; of the
newspapers of the State friendly to the Amer
lean cause.
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LaTayefts -iaaerica,4 We az N Ter obi
gs-ioas 10 Be-. HIVE To- his spirited Daily.
Its one Of the papers W. always re li-aever
falling 70 6ai something in i. for orr Scissors
10 take hold Of Wien car imp" calls for
copy, we call forth American, All THE thing
Is did Thanks. Bro. HIVE. 70. The Daily ex-
change.
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Ad.ninistrator.s Notice.

NU+At6 - here8y gwen t2&t the uniersiEped has
been sTzsased .1Haissr-s4E :ae estate u wash
iSstou isldTla-= lte e Wayne county. deceased All
t<TsuIs having cam. aEan<t said estate VIII rles.e
present them f- ~tLIn frera this date
and al persons ewing said vii lease make
date ravra-t i S17Te-"d Be solvent
HENRY MANIFOLD. Adnr
Mach IT, Iss5 1881
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A BROAD lima popular New York
clergyman. who was sadly ANNOYED last Sun
day By incessant coughing among his congre-
CATION. paused in his discourse aud remarked,
that IF lalies would wear their bonnets on
their heads. and tie the strings, coughs would
not be so prevalent He certainly does not
mean TO be "coughed down"
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oTItE A meeting Of tie Indiana kan,a. Ip,lu,trial
and Literary Association ill be Du Iir wayne
county indiana Wednesday. 2s,h March 1855 Thos.
WIG are wiling to CO attend please
write 70 J. T KING, DnSlia
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The PCzzLED PIG.-One of our Western
farmers being very much annoyed last sum
mer by his best SOW breaking into the corn
field, search was Instituted in vain for a hole
in the rail fence. Failing TO find any at
tempt was next made TO drive out the animal
by the same way of her entrance, but of
course without success. The owner then re
solved to watch Ler proceedings; and posting
himself at light in fence corner, he saw her
enter at one end Of hollow log outside the
field, and emerge at the other end within the
enclosure Eureka" cried he, Il have you
now, old LADY," Accordingly, he proceed
ed after turning her out once more. TO SO ar
range the log. (it being very crooked, that
both ends opened on the outside of the field
The next day the animal was observed to en-
ter at her accustomed place, and shortly
emerge again. Her astonish ment," says
our informant. lat finding herself in the same
field whence she s;arted, is too ludicrous 70 be
described! She looked this way and then
that grunted her dissatisfaction. and finally
-nt"-,.i - -; GIL ".~~''-'e, ~ -. !
herself that it WAS all right. she again entered
tie log. On emerging once more on the
wrong side, she evinced even more su prise
than before. and turning about, resraced the
log in an opposite direction. Finding this eff
fort ike wise in vain after looking long and al
en- lively at the position of things, with short
angry grunt of disappointment, and perhaps
fear she turned short round, aud started oil
on a brisk run: nor could either coaxing or
driving ever after induce her 10 visit TIA: part
of the field She seemed to have a 'supers,i-
ton concerning the spot.-hnicker5ocker.
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F U r NIT E WARE OOMS
STARR HALL. BIr1IDING

<D The undersigned respectfully informs the pub.
lie that he has flied up his room tn
~ great variety Of Furniture Of the fases, s,yles
= and made % the REST "a.
Iy receiving from the additions
furnish &c order style o. Furniture had in
The United States ard his he
the test and sold fair
ment in tire West He has Breakfast and Dining IA
BLEs, BIZ RFATS BEDSTEADs. SOFAS, CENTRE r.
BLES. TOILET CHAIRS SETTEEs. HAIR Iusk aud s.-a "
SAIIkAssES- LoohiNG-6LAs>E rs. and Picture Frames
OF ali sizes. and cf q variety Of styles Picture.
framed 70 S-ier.
His facilities are such that he and will
other establishment and persons Of
this matter respectfully invited examine h
stock and prices He will e happy show his 70
any 10 may call H. D. MERSEEEAT.
Richmond. March 20. IS55.
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Real ESTATE At AUCTION

IN TCEDAY, the It day April, will sel tn.
~ following Real Estate. viz brick house an
lot on Franklin pleasantly and in good re
pair Also beautiful building site acres
- mile east Of Richmond, the National Road Said 10.
beautifully ornanente1 With ornamental trees
shrubs aud flowers. The situation .
Also undivided half Of ~ o. land one mit>
south o. Richmond, the Richmond
on which there IS good stone quarry .ever. fine
building Sale o
lot sold first Terms liberal. and
Ii SUnMppf
March -, 1854. IL,
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TIN AND STOVE ORE.
New JeWslry Store.

THE uniersisnrd respectfully informs his frissb
l sn3 the psliie that he has cpessd oew Jsusks
>'ors al No 10 Msia street. opposite Starr Hal.
where M is resdy torersir Clocks wssches jewslfy
xe-, short notice Also Engraving cone order
He .Iso h.. on kaa1 hns sssorsmsnt Of Jeweiss.
Na,ches. Chains. Breas,piss. Ear crops Rings. -
whsrs he will sell at the lowest possible rates ne
.olieit = sssxs Of the pnkiiss patron see
s +. ESTELL
February 9. is1 So
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Whitewater COLLEGE.

Inc sPrihS and summer Term white Water College
e1iiEehce on Mch,tAJ- aoth inst Those to
s'tei' saoud present the OF session a,
asses are then orsaHizei die arranged
AFs- attendance expected durira coming term
CeutreYIile. March %, 1855 H.,
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PAPER HANGING!

FIFHE iersignei prepared TO paper rooms in
p.rior They prepared TO furnish every
paper Cincinnati All
their their Ith house south of De
Sixth Kramer, Irwin & Cos, RAilroa 1
Store, opposite Depot. VA. Pa
per constantly Kept hand. Will promptly attended
UOWELLS Il SON
March .. I4-tf
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White fish aud Hae.eret. CorssEs. Halter
w RoEs., &c, or sale y L. 81 COOK SON
Jolly 20. 1854 sl-r
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y RtLiiloGs NorICE.--The Rev. Nj McCupe of tn.
hrst ires ytery Of ONO VIII first
Reformed church Sabbath o'clock NJ And
3o'ciock. =. n. -
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WILLIAM DAILY. ESQ. extensively known
81 the eastern part Of Indiana. died At his
sidenee in Fayet;s county. few days since
COL Daily has resided in Indiana for many
ears. and was highly respected for mai
Ats in his character. He has been in i'll
lealth for several yesrs.
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p Ns,t,cE.-wrnn LODGE NJ .. =.

MARRiED-on the eth OF March, by J T.. John Fac,
mas ssrsEL OF " srren %.
BERRY OF clinton county formerly af kirhr~~nt Ia
=. y i7Np&cf.-VfBb LODGE, No. ~, +. A Mo
hefeny gwen that there wall meeting the
mem eFs OF he1h L"se. the Masonic lcin
Neib y 8ifi 4t Fey the purpose OF -.ectirg
TO hi the ion of WI, "
Ly nde- !y or!-r .: the Lo !ge "
Mareh-S' i-o9 II. HARRINGTON, Sec'y
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Save Your Money,

Nd 60 20 A. NJ. MlLLERS, who is already receiv;n,
"A his Spring stock of Ready Made Clothing ALI =
which has been made to order, embra>in. beautifs,
assortment Of black cloth and fancy Business Cos,.
entirely style. with complete stock common Coat,
Plain black and fancy Cashmere Pants; Silk Velvet
in fancy Silk and common Vests with variety Of ohe,
goods usually kept i'll CLOTHING and FURNISHES
STORE. Those goods we'll made we warrant ever
article TO be represented and will sell goods
they be bought in the West from regular houses
A. VI. MILLER,
March ~ 1880 Opposite Peoples Bank
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All COST! ATCOST.

Administrators sale
NoIICE - hereby given that I will sell at public
A~auetion on Saturday the seventh day Of April rer.
a. me residence Of Washington Haldridgs, az mile
east oil haserstown on the pike leading Wahinstor
wayne county all the personal property Of washngtoa
baidrdgc not taken by the widow Of horses
cattle, sheep, household furniture and farming utensils.
credit Of nine months on all three dollars
the purchaser wing bond with approx ed wsiv
ing valuation and apprai-emrnt laws
HENRY MANIFOLD, Admit
March Is, 1855 ls-u
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PO>tpOneEnena.

The Drawing Of the splendid GIT Enterprise
has postponed Monday I'd day of April
when the Drawing will positively take place.
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The Louisville Courier, gives an account OF
the celebration OF St. Patrick's day in that city
which is no. creIitable TO either the Ameli-
cans or Irishmen. Iii said that the lrisEmen
suspended from the Court House window an
effiyy of sam They then Lad a military
and civic procession through the streets. nine
Irishmen were committed to jail, and on Sun
day morning the dead bodies Of three others
were found-one had froze to death, another
ad fallen down stairs and broke his neck. and
another was murdered by some one unknown
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kSDGED c. and Painted Ware.
~ q {. and Common Teas
pint pint, guar. and pint common Tgmblsrs
int and quar-; tlssk.. for sale by
q ALDRtCH
Isl VI. n street bet Fourth and Fifth, inc innati
May g. 1854 2OLf
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III 1t is said that the right Of Judge
Trumbull 10 take his seat as Senator from Lii
nois will be disputed. on the ground that the
constitution of that State provides that no one
holding the office Of Judge of cour. shall be
eligible to any o.her office during the term for
which be has been elected, and one year there
after Mr. Trumbull was elected judge OF
the Supreme Court Of the State for a term Of
six years He held the position two or three
years, and resigned. and before the time for
which he was elected expired. he was return
ed TO the United States Senate.
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MAROTS CHAIR FACTORY.
How Did They Get Them?

Owing to the low price which selling NEW
' GOODS. DOUBTS have
having obtained them honestly. In fs. days will be
ready exhibit the
Goods offered this when will lie ready
make GooD ana give the be had
this city Call aud see--ioa word.
lars week. Remember the pet Lamb No. Main
SChT8 CRAWFORD.
March23. 1855. l&U
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of the Nebraska Bill. elections have been held
in fourteen of the free states which have re-
suited in the election OF twenty one admins
tra:ion members, six Of whom are Autl-Ne-
braska, and OF one hundred and seventeen
oppositjou Anti Nebraska members, which Is
one hall Of the whole number, tie total being
23I Rhode Island and Connecticut vote
next month; and hall dozen at least Anu
Nebraska members will be returned from those
two states. 1t is now doubtful whether the
administration will Lave one fifth of the
House, the requisite number to call the yeas
and nays.
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Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified voters Of
Wayne township, that elertion will be held 4
the new engine house. in the City of Richmond %
Monday II day Of April, 1885, for the purpose OF esc
ing two Jrsiires Of the Peace the place Of
w m L Dennis and Jamss VI. Poe, ConstabIcs one
township trustee and Supervisors for each district
in the township.
$. R. JAMESON, Township CLERK
March IL. 1875. In
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Peace Restored at Last!

On TnE unis-signei having ta.en the stand for
F2 merry occuPlef ~ f. horton, No Mais
sortaent " Je1eiry, Watches Clock. and Musical In..ra
nents, and variety Of Toys AMI Fancy Goods And
pr.iTg and blowing IS the order Of the day hare
Fuf oinh. and ans, AMI everything Of tina. SORT
that can sui; you if but call and see Oar ssoek
q Ssctecie., Silver and Plated Spoons. ForxI
kni*e., salt SPoots &C.. Porte MonaAies Card Cases
fine Cutlery, etc. is all right. Call around-ve vii
sell little lower than the lowest the Tins hard
AMI the WIDOWS rent = dns and must BE- paid Now NJ
fTieu6s, don't forget So. q. Call and least: be-
fore you buy your Notions.
~ Al articles in line left far repairs viii b.
done n order and warranted according quality
" u. 5CHO0LEY.
Msrh Is, I.s5 1874
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HE Flooring Mill and Sash Factory South Sinh
street. occupied by Howard Cadwal~dcr and Bane
Trindle For further particulars, enquire
FARQCHAR i ARNOLD'S
Auction Rooms, Main street
March TO- 1893. l3-E
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MARRIAGE RECORD,

March g. Stephen s. mons Lavina Weeks.
- s-john Prele LuranA Phillips
=" l2-Conrai W e'-er TO Rehecca Craig
l3-Henry kroy 10 Eliza Beck
fS-frederick bill ng to Sarah Sherh.
i9--!ucas Cohen to BlIs.a ShuIry.
. john fuiier o Sussunah 3. RipioEle
.c-DaEiel Foust to Frances Groves.
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Turnpike Election,

HER. Will BE- an election held at the Burgess School
house on Saturday. the 9Th day of April next 70,
the purpose Of eiectng five Directors Of the Richmond
and Liberty turnpike company
q. w. STEVENSON, President
March 10, 1855 is-,t
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The defeat Of the Administration party in
New Hampshire Las been mosttriumphant--
They have lost the GOVERNOR. COUN-
GIL. SENATE. HOUSE. CONGRESSMEN.
UNITED STATES SENATORS, and in
fac. every thing else The opposition
have 10 State Sena.ors-denocrats /. Tie
House sands: Opposition 2e'-Democrais
70. The las, We heard from Sam he was
Standing upon tie top Of the granie hills.
shouting in glorifca ION of tie result
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-25
I'll, N. C., WEDNESDAY, April, 25, 1855.
nREpARAr1oa FOR THE FALL AND

III WINTER CAMPAIGN, ls5-'a5 AT THE CLIO
THING BAZAAR. Having completed the extensive aaa-
tions wholesale department, VII ch nave oeen uer
the pleasure OF ann 'li
cling that both The lower and upper Of this d'
moth GOthing Establishment well filled IN the arges
seasonable and F'sion1Le O"hn e' ef q s.
PLAYED at the same in The Old D'nn The hrin
invite especial attention TO the quality, workmansnlp
style prce of Their clothing, beev that m all re
sprcts has unr.v.led claims upon the at eftior f IN
Wholesale purchaser. Espec al utteniOn rs gwen a, a
times 1he select "f zeS that The purchaser oi =
small stock II only have thSe sizes VIII ch nj ne maJ
uf customers and leaving the1n Win ceaH al te
close Of the
Our stick c,,Inpr every thing properly beiorsig TO
the Ready made u.hing and Genle:nen Furnishing BUS
mess, part follows: 49,. 49,
French Black Dress and Frack Cats, SIS t" -
An7er c., and i?rrn-n ia l5
Fancy dress and fick coats f every des rabr c'lor
Cloth cashmere Tweed and Beaver Sacks, half Sacks
Tracks and Paeto's varying pr ces from three To "ee
dJlars.
Over Coats of every suitable style of goods in Market
from The lowest to the finest grade
Cloaks, Ca!ednn:ans, Julien and Iaima
PANTs-in large and choice aSriment may De l"I'o
styles suit all tastes black Cashmere and french Doe
colors.
VESrs-Rich Plush, Velvet, Grened ne. F!nrent ne and
Baraha X Cashmere, Imitation Cashmere Blue ana am
cy Cloh, Black and Fancy Satin Farmers "a n' wan
large of party and wedding vests not supsseu
by any establishment. - =,
Our Furuing Establishment is well supplied with eve
rythng that branch of the business as Gloves
Shirts Collars, black aud fancy Cravais, Si"ckS ocaiiS
Drawers Mo ey Belts Dressing Gowns, &C. &c Our prces
Will be form and low goods O the SAME quiy can
be purchased in the Northern cities. ~
To The cuSh and rn.0t yfg purchaser we SOLICIT Call
o examine stock before making their purchases
A. :. SHAFER co,
Clothing Bazaar, Cor Syc and DacA 81.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-25

SILAS BURNS, PROPRIETOR, BUILDER OF
~ STEAM ENGINES AND <GENERAL MACHINIST.
Ihe above has been successful operation
about one year and has turned best STEAM
ENGINES and SAW MILLS that have operated in this
or any other State.
Orders are soic ted for Steam Engines and Saw Mills Mill
Gear ng and Machinery of be completed
during the Summer and FALL The improved condition of
the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road will enable me to fill
July. ~ ~ "
The following certificate will show the the
work executed at the above Works:
mr. AUBRY, Cumberland, May 15 1852.
u r siLAs BpRNsIDeur Sr: Our Eng and Mills, made
az your shops have been at rk nearly two months, and
fully meet our expectations The ENGINE as to FINISH and
sTkENGT PERFORMANCES and DURABILITY is inferior
IN the Saie Of the class made here elsewhere
MILLS run with smoothness and speed truly astonishing.
IN ora nary saving we cut sized leg,
@ seconds OF Is feet per glnuie We have rum however
through an IS feet log 81 seconds the feet
per minute by running to the speed fully believe
can cut 40 feet per The objection we have
heard urged takes many hands haul up logs and
carry away lumber. Yours, &c.
June ., 1852. 59-
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B,acksmiGhing, HOrse-Shoeing, &c.
ENDW Ard HAH.tROCE:H, Jr., II \ VI y q

Is,acksmithing, HOrse-Shoeing, &c.
ENDWAisD HAIt4tROUl:H, Jr., AFl
kL erected ii BackSn Ia Sh p the corner If liar-
getI and Wilmington 81 s. prepared 10 have AL work II
The above line ed with and s?lch. Tce well
known ftk~s, with competent ants, per-
manenly engaged, he cabed to have he aI:i.iS eG-
ed to h : shJd ! IL Il w,IknauIkc manner.
Rlic gh, May "a, ISL. iii
a ESIRABE4E RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
IA the Der uI-iS 1T
Wake County, y. C.. ell five Ia les WeS vi r e gh,
lineta,ev 'hu Central R.t K ~. The ir:
very large and hands rev ed The
outlpllseS god. ng of he Printing .cn Ra id
nr> Kitchen Icch rlse Barn, Stables &c, &C. There
Well of excellent wa.er, Il cham pulp. A!sU great
variety Df rrut Trees, Grape Vines, &c
The Tract If Land l%n acrcsih Of which
cleared and s<cept be .fu gin of Improvement
2 beng G. ud mead wv land Oher lands II
wanted. NAV be purchased ad1nng.
In derto htui and convenient location,
and many valuable improvements. II every reSpec, d.
s.rab!e ii place of residence.
ANY persons wish n, purc invited TO call and
The premises fr themselves al early day as
prIc cable. q. MEREDITH.
Dec 1854. S-tf.
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L NGIN Rim G..

VNHE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
IL pans specifications and estimates and
TEAM ENGINES and BOILERS. SAW AND GRIST
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Mach mist and having had
exper ence IN N"r.h Carolina am f Of The
The people, an. safely say that facilities or
hsnihg good AachnerY al far prices unsurpassed.
VIII pay particular attention putting up any machinery
IN any part Of the States of North and S,uh Carolina.
Agent for McClntocks patent Safely Valve, and Scuts
patent Br. ok Machine, &c. &c.
81 All letters to receive attention must be postpaid
HENRY G. BRUCE,
Consulting Eng neer,
Raleigh, n. C.
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HNRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.-W1L
II LIAAS hAi"OGD are now recev ng large add
GALS PAINTS, OILS DIESTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS,
PERI UMERY, &c. &c. from The most rel able Houses
the Northern Cites VIII ch have been purchased with eye
single The purify and offered for sale such
such shall Compare avorably with house
the State.
physicians, Country Merchants, and Dealers generally
will do well give a call before purchas ng feeling
sured shall fail to please both Of and
quality.
Orders promptly attended and particular attention CIV
o packing and forwarding.
Family Medic. and Prescriptions compounded at all
hours Of the day and ght, by competent person with
neaIness and despatch
tender sincere thanks to the citizens of Ra
leigh surrounding country fr the long and Liberal
patronage have ved and trust by zeal and
energy please in the Of business to merit
its continuance.
Raleigh, April 2s 1851. 9+