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WE ARE NOW PREPARED 70 rvp,,,.
N lAON'S III GU Sc.
ifoRNEELr MRS. BoRDEx's)
UeSf r;,I. Hx;ty

FORMERLY MRS. BORDExs)
Hest Side Rat,uuL
gold borough. C.
ms extensive and well known public Est,h,sh,.,.,
Deen purchased and rcupened bv tho Snh; has
reception of guests on the 4tL inst iorlhs
IL is pleasantly and conveniently situated :, t
Ticket Offices If the Wilmington and Wsl' ,'i OF The
Centera Ia lroad Companies where the cars sn "a e
ARRIVAL ana departure aid where FAITHFUL srrvlxrs @
BE IN WAITING to take baggage and give sucb ot I WILL
"o ni, as a. me .rLyei'tr may require "' a'eE
lie HoUHE has be-, rcmodelIcd, repaired and Au
re'vatc from cellar TO garnet, and furnished
throughout with New Furniture selected with snc @
ana arranged With c single to the comforts If ha '
uai guess VI perln:.i.ent boarder. " "'' S~
WIN De richly furnished with the substantials , d;.
anu OF the seasons. Foreign rs well as domaS,
h;i M', oe rendered tributary to the constant sum
VI" DC served up i'll the best style by orderly dhI
ing and well trained servants. y ''N''' oONs
,,,,, THE BAR
wa oe Storehouse of the best Wines and T;ouors IN,
supehenoed by gentleman of Courtesy and ;ptor,r
Innvi g aclaainted with his busness-comprising the
public, as well as to himself and his cmnInver WAC " H
THE STABLES,
arc among the best in the State have been nlacad in
the keeping of skful and careful MANAGER whp will %
nave under his care the best and most experienced
osticr and it will be among the chief care, IF the
tor TO see that horses of his guests be we'll fJ and &
oughy groomed. ~ ".' ''u "'u 'n0'
Inns entire establishment has been purchased and ftt
u an enormous expense, and it will be the pleasure "a
II VIII he the Interest of the subscriber 10 rem
lie therefore trusts that generous public viii rono m
continue me liberal patronage heretofore extended 70 m.
mouse, While under the of its former prretrass Air
Uuion. '"' 'i' en'A
,,., H. R. NIXON
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BOOKER & COLE,
(SOuth-West Corner of Market Square,

NSOut"-"osS COiheI VI MdIkoS S4uHIe,J
FAYETTEVILLE ST., RALEIGH, N. c.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED
the entire interest of Gully Booker will continue
to keep on hand large nec and sceU selected stock of
Dry Goods, Hats Caps, Boots, Shoes Sole and Upper
Leather, good assortment of Hardwares &C., &c
Together with large and wellselected stock of
Groceries, such as the following articles: La.
guira, Rio, and Java Cofees, Crushed,
Pulverised, and Brown Sugars, Teas
of various brands and qualities, good
assortment of Soaps, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Meal,
and corn, with many other articles too numerous
to mention-indecd everything usually kept in such
an establishment.
return our sincere thanks to the public for the be
al patronage bestowed aud hope 10
merit a continuance of the same.
~ Giue cQN and examine our Stock for vou,.
sstoes. 81 2 ~ ff5f3t5e@E a. & 20 = 4 -,
Our motto is ~ eeu1ck SALES AND SMALL psorrrs yon
cAsH..a ,4t s... a $40 Va "a 6. ,
sS,B s.si.;is ,ta p. p, BOOKER, !.
81 .s.s s. - go ]. W. COLE -
ksaeEh, JsntaEy I. 1855 1S-Ntf :.
,ftIr...r frsict. firr sis.afl - =, -.
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August Il, 1865.
NEW FIR M.--TO TIE PUnI1C

WITH AND CLAYTON WO1uD
- inform their friends and the public generally That
they have entered into partnership, and have on hand for
WITH opposite Lawrence's Hotel heavy stock OF
GROCERIES,,
winch the following list in part comprises
large lot of COffee..Iaguira. Rio and Jara
Coffee Susar..Crushed and Clarified. of different
grades and prices.
A good lot of Teas.
heavy stock OF Sole and Upper Leather.
large assortment of Boots and Shoes, among which
are line calf and kip boots calf Shoes-lades and gents
Also, good lot of BrOsans, for men and boys.
Candles--Adamantine and TallOw.
All kinds of Fancy Soap.
Shot, Powder and Caps. -...--
Water Buckets of different kinds
Us Bags Of Sait--LiverpOol and Grind Alum.
Nails of all sizes. Cottoo warns
Bacon. Lard, Flour and Meal.
A lot of splendid Tobacco.
Bagsing and Rope.
A good lot of Cigars-varous brands
Also, good lot Of
DRY GOODS.
Among which are to be found DOmestics N oi
qrs; wide, Bleaching. Goods for Gcntemen's veal
such as Cashmere, Satinet, Kentucky Jeans
IWeeds, Osnaburgs and kerseys, a fine lot ofha
w Blankets and Hats suitable for negros wear and,
great many others too tedious mention.
Ey Dur goods will be sold upon accommodating terms
for CASH Please give call and examine for your
selves. .--,- = ~ ~ "
Raleigh, September 90, 1855. ss-G
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THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL


VALUABLE LAND AND TOWN PROP.
ERTY FOR SALE.-SEVEN HUNDRED AND
THlRTI-SEFEN ACRES OF LAND within one mile of
the OF Raleigh ESQ 800 of which are the finest and
most productive low grounds in the State are Offered FIR
sae The cleared ground is in fine till the land to he
cleared is wooded grounds. This situation is we'll known
ialsts from where to and be competitors for This
estate life time will pass before such an opportuanitv
will again be presented for valuable purchase
have just erected SUPERIOR FIGURING AMI
TWO CORN MILLS upon the premises The Mills can he
seen from the Dwelling House. and therefore all the
time under the prOpretors observation The Mills are s
ported by the best stream that anywhere be found and
viii never lack for water, being supplied by Canal we'll
constructed upwOrds of 5000 yards in length and IN ft
WIDE with standing head l71s feet wheel and feet
face - 'se'
Below this Mill, and within 400 yards another wafer nov
er can be employed using the water and in addition
three other good and constant streams 10 foot diversified
or an IL foot breast could be employed any de-
An extensive varied and choice Orchard is attached o M
premises INC
Further description of this property is deemed need,
eat to call and examine. When thew do an tbar viii H.
better pleased than by reading the above ~
The TOWN PROPERTY consists of a convenient ,,d
well iocated lot with DWELLING HOUSE of sx rooms
neat the Central Rail Road Depot other vacant ots
The Town property and other lots adjoining the citv nil,
ne sold at public auction Tuesday Of our next FaS"
Court if not previously disposed Of Terms one bafcsR
the other half in six months with bond and onnroJ
security. All OF which may by on application on ~
Tan ,,,o.e WILLIAM +. COLLINS.
'. - lou: ltd.
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE

>aE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN so, ,,,-
by many southern friends to extend ,ho o'OLiClTED
to fss the Mountain
inc three tournaments for the season will o1er
'ns n OF August the 18th and 26th of Sepem place
Inc sre Will De reduced five dollars per mon
dollars per week, after the LIST of Sent andteo
August -, 1855. O. INGRAM
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SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.
DURSUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST, MADE TO
Il me by +. w. King shall sell to the highest bidder,
the Court House door, in the City of Raleigh, the
End day Of February at y o'clock the House and
poste the residence of H. W. Miller, ESQ., The lot fronts
SO feet Newbern Street and back 100 feet The
House is and we'll finished story building and
located in desirable part of the City, Terms Of sale
will be cash. unless directed by the creditors of w.
King to give a credit.
5. H. ROGERS, Trustee.
Jan. II, 1885, ltd.
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Raleigh and Castor Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
an AND AFTER MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
October, the passenger train will leave the Depot at
Raleigh at precisely Is minutes before O'Clock, A. and
run to Franklinton by s. where it will stop 25 minutes a
lowing ample time for the passengers to take breakfast at
excellent House. The schedule otherwise will remain
at present. E. A. CRUDUP, President.
Office r. & G. r. r.
Sept. 25 1855 S9-tf.
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LEATHER Betting OR BANDS

LEATHER Betting OR BANDS
At Townsville Depot, Davidson County, N. c.,
MANUFACTURED BY THE SUBSCRIBER, Ell
1THER single double, made from the best Northern
:te Leather stretched piece by piece, by improved
hinerv, cemented and copper ryed at New York prices
CHAS. NJ. LINES,
Townsville, Davidson Co.. n C.
All orders promptly attended and belts forwarded
riding to directions The above belts for sale by W. H.
.utteroh Fayetteville.
Dec. g. 1855. 11--lyw
NRENCH MERINO, FRENCH DELANES, BLACK
Il Alpaca, English Merino, Common DeIanes, Canton
10TH Coburgs, Plaid Cashmeres Bombazne Ladies Hand
.rchefs, Gents do Call and examine before you buy.
Ii. L. EVANS
September 90, 1855. 90
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Bricks Bricks! Bricks!!!
VUNllE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING MADE PERMA NENT
IL arrangements for carrying the BRlCK-MAKINCi
business extensive SCALE prepared to
for the delivery during the ensuing season. from
To '1u million Of Bricks of the best quality and at such
prices will dety all competition.
Orders from distance will be promptly attended to- and
bricks delivered at either of the Depots if desired
GEO. T. COOKE 4 CO.
Raleigh, March Z, 1855. So-tf
icy Register copy.
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Usr pUBL1sHllD,

JUST PUBllISEA3Ds
HDAYARD TAYHOR,S NEW BOOK.--A Visit
- India China and Japen, nAheyear 1883,
byBayard Taylor with elegant Steel Engrasings l2mo'
cloth. Price 81 so.
This volume is record of the authors own expericne
during years travel in the above named Countries and
intended to accurate idea of their present phys
c and social aspect The results of the writer's observ
tiOns given in the delightfully."- natural style whc
chalacterizes his previous works.
1--WE welcome with pleasure this long promised work
The last of three volumes comprising the travels in Censs
travellers Of the day. We know of books of the KIM
that keep the readers attention much aive-Sunday
Dispatch
"Mr Taylor has earned reputation as traveller, neve'
equaled any American and surpassed by but few pei
sons now living We the assertion that this
book will be generally confessed be his greatest and bes
For Sale by w. l.. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Oct. 25, 1885, w
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nSQUMcEYss NEW WORE

nG9gINCEYss NEW WORK.-rup
a.. Book Of an English Opium Eater, by TbeN NOTE
Ais, Alss:.1ssAnss former writings, COMPRISING .,
The Confessions Of an English Opium E,to,
nm pira de Rr6fnndis, vol lsfm, with r ana theSus
INC biographical Essays vol 16mo, f''a't, cloth
1 me Hsceianeous Essays, do
The Csesars 1919 1Eosa do ~ 5....
Llterary "reminiscences vols lsmo
Narrative and Miscellaneous PAPERS . vo,s
I II:y on TIE Poets, vol lGmo
historical and Critical Essays g vols 16mo
Aotooiographic Sketches, vol l6mo
Essays on Philosophical Writers, 9 vols lGmo
Ineoiogicai Essays and other Papers do
Letters 70 ioung Man, and other Papers. vo,,.
Sept. Is, 1855. w. l.. foMER0Y
ECENT PUBLICATIONS. THE ~
~ OF Napoleon Bonaparte by John s. c. History
maps ana illustrations ''o't With
Memoir Of Rev. Sydney Smith bv his d,,-
Holland with selection from his Letters Lad,
Austin. ~ e''ers' edited bv NY
Hp,lson's edition Of Shakespeare vol. s. now ,o,,
Sept. IL, 1855. 10 roMEROY
TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS - -
ing Paper, supply of various sizes and wrap
PEes 70 correspond just received from the R Qualities
Mills and for sale low by w l. pH"eEgh Paper
Sept. II, 1855. '"''on.
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DIOCESAN TRAINING SCHOOL OF NORTH
CAROLINA, At ASHVILLE.

CAKOLINA, At ASHVILLE.
VUNHIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN ON THE FIRST OF
January at which time It'll hoped that the addition
al buildings will have been completed 1t is designed not
year. Application for admission may be made to the Rec
tor, at Ashville, to the Rt Rev, Bishop Atkinson
No particular age is prescribed.
Terms for Board and Tuition, 5000 per Session of ten
MONTHS one-half payable sen;-annually, i" adea"ee
Pupils not able pay these terms being recommended
by the clergyman Of their Parish shall receive such redc
ton Of full charge may have been previously agreed
upon.
In any Parish in North Carolina shall send to the
school, in its name, approved pupil, the expenses
of Board Tuition Books and Clothing, offered by the
year at $500, payable in advance.
For explanatory circulars, address.
Jan, 16. 1856, l7-4t.
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THE SPECTATORS

WEEKLY JOURNAL PUBLISHED WASHINGTON CITY.
VVHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSE TO COMMENCE
IL about the first of June next in the CITY of Washing
tnn the publication of weekly newspaper be called the
SPECTATOR designed for general circulation among the pc-
pie OF the United States. Its columns will contain full
digest OF the news of the day, foreign and domestic:
weekly review of finance and the markets; SYNOPSIS of
the proceedings OF Congress during its session tubes If
eiec'!on reuTns the important political action of State
legislatures and of party conventions interesting
ceaneons and scientific matter articles Agriculture:
the day Much valuable information relative the opera
lions OF the Executive Departments of the Government
together with weekly list of patents will be found
IN lis columns. large portion of space Will be devoted
to light literature original and selected Its location as
the political centre of the Unon will afford
always to procure the latest information public affairs
1t tho intention of the undersigned make the SPEC
fAroR an acceptable vsitcr house in the Union
ana II wi therefore not any occasion the posi-
men but entertaining liked and decided questions
OF political economy and upon system government
IL VII disseminate and pronul them occasion NAV
rcqure-always keeping carefully in view the interests of
the country growing ont of foreign well as domestic
affairs. ~
The SPECTATOR will be printed in quarto FROM on good
paper ana new type each number containing eight pages
OF matter, making volume annually Of 46 pages
Each volnre will be accompanied by full and complete
Tor preservation and reference 1t will be published every
Saturday morning, at q per annun payable always in
which it is paid. ~ ~ "
All subscription and communications on business should
be addressed TO the undersigned at Washington d. c.
AUG. +. HARVEY & Co.
Washington City, May 90 lS55 So
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Prospectus Of the s. Southern Sentinei,''
4 Democratic and Miscellaneous Journal to be Pub.
LsheL Weekly, at Wilson, y. t.

A Democratic and Miscellaneous J0nrnaf, to Ire Pub
lishel Weekly at Wilson, " &.
UVHE EXISTING CONDITION OF POLITICAL PAR
II TIES and of partizan svite, mutually suggests tie
tablislng of such Journal the SorTuERN SENTINEL
purposes 10 become. The present indeed is crisis in
political history witnessed before The Constitution
has been invaded the laws tramped and spat rcg
liberty assa:!ed ballot boxes broken and burnt the
landmarks of political ancestry partially eced the
wisdom derived from ti,nehonored experience unseard;
strange and questionable have been pushed into high
pOsitiUns and ianatcsm, unclaimed from axe and its
faggnt piles in the North, heard howl among us III the
South These evils far its humble abilities shall
serve
THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL
will endcavor 1t will endcavor to incucute
reverence for the laws they exist and for the Co,s.
ton has been interpreted by the wise men of the past
and By the Fathers Of the Democratic faith. 1t will defend
not only political Int liberty and will do battle
against every political heresv that may appear whether
hatched in caves or culvcrts, open convention
The SENTINEL viii aiso relieve tine no.iotony of pi-
tics devote space to literary TOPICS original and selected
as well TO misc laneous subjects, which shall include
Agricultural and the latest Commercial intelligence In
brief efforts expenses will be spared to make the
Sentinel Of the most Useful and efficient Journals in the
South. ~
The frs: number Of the Sentinel will be issued about
the first Of the month"; and subscribers the
rate OF 81 81 the end six months and
% at the end OF the Discount made behalf of clubs
who shall take five, ten or more copies
J. F. KEENAN,, EDITOR
JAN Il, 1856, -
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PINEY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE
ON SUNDAY OF EACH WEEK.

PINEY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE.
ON SUNDAY OF EACH WEEK.
FARE ONLY q.
VNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED THAT
IL the comfortable Steamer MARYLAND, Captain Chas
f. MITCHELL having been entirely retted enlarged and i'm
proved in every respect the route between Pc
tersburg and Baltimore once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical line will
leave Petersburg by the Morning Tram Sunday of each
week at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach Baltimore in the
course of the night thus securing connection with the
different lines out of Baltimore the following morning in
any direction.
Returning, passengers will leave Baltimore on the after
noon of Wednesday of each week. O'clock, p NJ aud
arrive at Petersburg, by special tran an early hour
next evening
Fare in either direction g. Forward Cabin
same price, but with meals board of the steamer Mary
land included.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore and
Philadelphia by the New Castle and Frenchtown line 81
5O for second class do 81 50makng the whole fare from
Petersburg to Philadelphia by this agreeable line So so
only for the first class passengers and IS 80 for second
class including meals the latter board the steam
er Maryland
For further particulars through tickets apply at the
Office of the Richmond Petersburg Potomac Rail Road
Company.
RICHARD FURT, JR Ticket Agent
Stare to Pney Point, with privilege of returning
at any time during the boat season, 81 only
r. F., JR, Ticket Agent
FeDrlary ~, lS55.
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NIORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN.
III STRANGE COMPANY, Office ERaleigh, n. c. This

NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL. LIFE IN.
II SURANCE COMPANY, Office, sRaleigh, N. C. This
Company nsures the lives individuals for one year, term
years. for life the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE the assured
life participating in the profits of Thea Company For
policies granted for the whole term of life when the pre-
MUM therefor amounts to $780, note may be given for one
half the amount of the premium bearing interest ut per
cent 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 to such disposed to
SLAVES insured for term of from one to five years.
for two-thirds their value.
AL losses paid within 90 daysater satisfactory proc
is presented.
CHARLES L. JOHNSON, WIN. w. HOLDEN,
WV. ID. HAYwoOD, WIN. ID. COOKE,
JAMES f. JORDAN, r. H. BATTLE,
H. HusrED, P. F. PEscuD,
WM. H. MckEE, SEAToN GALES.
CHARLES u. RoUT.
OFFICERS.
Dr., CHARLEs.E. JOHNSON, President,
WILLIAM d. HAYwooD, IIce President
JoHN G. WILLIAMS SecretarN
WILLIAM II. JONES, Treasurer,
H. w. HUsrED, .ftt0rneH
CHARLES Z. JOHNSON, NJ. D. Mdicdk
W1LL1Ax II. Mckee, NJ y. Boardef
R1cup b. HAYwooD, NJ. d. Consolidation
X. II. BATTLE,
w. W. HOLDEN, Ertcatire Com
CHARLES b. RooT, haiHee.
J. HERSMAN, General -1gent.
For further information, the public referred to the
pamphlets and forms Of proposal which may be obtained
at the Office of the Company, any ofits Agencies.
JOHN u. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Julv n 1SS5 6,-
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D. c. DARLINGTON & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
COMMISSION A MERCHANTS,
(;OldsbOrOush, N. G.,
VK1OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM TIE ClTI-
w ZENS of Wayne and adjoining counties. tina, the.
hand aid daily receipt of such articles fur
this section Of country, all of which will be sold low for
CASH, to responsible and punc'ua customers on tine.
warded promptly and in good order Irttcaar u't"""
paid consgnnents of Produce and Merchandise gener
ally We have hand and nrc daily IN
ceipt of the following goods:
200 brs Lime; = ,t birs Hydraulic Gemsa'; u.
200 sacks Ground Alum and Liverpool salt;
$50 bush. Turks Island Salt 4 bags Feathers;
"a Nova Scotia Grindstuncs and Fixtures;
80 brs. Whisky, Gin and Rum;
10 I" Cognac Brandy; : brls Cider Vinegar:
5000 kegs Pure White Lead brs Boiled und Raw Lin
"a boxes Assd2 Candles; "a boxes Sperm, Tallow ad Ad
amantne Candles;
s. Fine sngar-cured HAMS; 10 boxes Assi Pickles;
bags Sicily and Brodeaux Almonds; . bags Filberts;
10 boxes Raisns barrels English W"ln"s; case Fr.
2 cases Fr. Mustard; 90 bags Rio and Java Coffee;
10 bris. crushed and md clarified g Sugars;
go :" Smoked Herrings; 5 bales G"nny Tagging;
200 punches Spun Cotton yds North Carolina Ozna.
S SSds " Bright p T. Sugar; 10 boxes No. and Pal,
tons Hoop Iron; tons swedes Iron 10 kegs Horss
Shoes
brs Distillers Glue; brls Bungs 1000 kegs Potash
for making soap;
"a gro Matches; doz Axes casks Rice 400 sacks Ts
Bile and Dairy Salt 10 boxes Starch boxes Rabbit,
Saapatus;
pr. Negro Mackinaw and Rose Blankets pr heavy
kersey; pr. Corduroy go pair servants Paids;
together with full assortment Of Hardware Saddery
Boots and Shoes Crockery, Earhern Ware and Holio,
and single barrel Guns, Plonghs Fan Mills Shelter
Straw and Suansage Cutters, Homny Mills Garden, Dir
and Brick Wheel Barrows Burning Fluid Lamp Black
Logwood, Copperas, Window Glass and Putty and man
articles too numerous to mention. Country produce take
in exchange for goods.
Goldsboro, Sept. 9th, 1855. 9l-6m.
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK FOR 1855
LY nm A ID A NJ s ,

LYNN ADAMS,
MARKET SQUARE,
wv OULD RESP ECTFULLY INFORM HIS
ceivng his supply of Fall Goods comprising in part Groce-
res of Kind Shoes Leather Iron of every DESCRIPTION
general of Hardware Anvil and Bellows Salt
Spun Cotton together with other Goods too numerous
pleasure of offering the public He invites an examine
ton from ALL being confident that he offer inducements
both quality and prices not to be met with in any 9TH
like establishment in this city, county, or State
For the generous patronage have heretofore received,
take this method of returning sincere thanks and hope
by personal and strict attention to business to merit
continuance of the
The best brands Of Family Flour always on hand:
LYNN ADAMS.
Raleigh Sept. Is, 1855. 1o92-6mw.
To the Public...Beware of COunterfeits
TIME VAST AND INCREASING SALE OF DOW
IL DENIS VIRGINIA BITTERS for Dyspepsia, lndi-
gestion Debility, and certain Preventive and cure for
Ague and Fever has induced several unprincped persons
palm of their preparations being the Genuine Sauh
Tonic. BE and that the pruprieors sigma
'"'e "p'' |'>'' '''' GEO DoWDEN, Druggist.
MORE PROOF--DYSPEPSIA CURED.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. Il, lS35.
N. Geo. Ddsrden:
DEAR SIR: My daughter afflicted with dyspepsia
general debility for several years. She tried almost
all the medicines recommended by physicians and Others
but with effect procured for her bottle of your Bit
crs few doses greatly relieved her. and after taking two
bottles Of she entirely restored to health. esteem
il of the most pleasant and best medicines KNOWN
Respectfully Yours,
WM. b. CHRISTIAN.
For sale bv Williams Haywood and p. +. Pescud, RAJ
eigh, n. c.; Wilson Afrend Petersburg. Va George
Dowden and Bennett i Bells Richmond Va, and by all
Druggists